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:spt;:c;eollonel, :;el and Samuel C. Vance major Of
.-Yne 72d regiment from Lafayette, 75d
from South Bend, aud 18th from Fort Wayne.
have been or Tered to Indlanap IFS to be armed
and equipped.
At specia1 session of the board Of COM
miEsfoners of White county, convened on the
9th Inst, ttwas ordered that thesevera town
ship trustees Of the, county look atler the
welfare Of the families of all soldiers who are
N the army, and supply their wants, and for
the amount 80 expended presen: their youch-
allowance by the board. ~
At Valparaiso, on the 18th, took place q
rousing war meeting, q full report Of which is
sent by an attentive correspondent. Among
the epe8ke1s was Hon. CHARLES Catttcent
Alter The speech s, $40 in cash Was contriba-
ted us bounty fund, thus furnishing all -
c1nits from this county q bount3 Ut 800 IN
fnll:by the 18th, and no drafting will he had
there: On Sunday sixty men were recruited
here in tRwn of Z, 900, and q county that has
already sent nearly ,0N volunteers. The ad-
jntant general wi1ln Issue any more COM
missions to recruiting officers. 1t is thoughs
that the surplus volunteers now in ths camps
Of the different regiments together with those
that may be recruited by the officers already
commissioned will amply ill the State's quota
of the first 300, GOO. The State's quo,a of draft
ed men will be raised wholly by drafting,
which will. be commenced "a soon as the
FROM OTHER STATES.
The county of Belmont, in Ohio, has al
ready raised three full companies her entire
quota under the late ca1I--and Las asked per-
mission to raise two more. Some Of the best
citizens Of the county have enlisted aud great
eacrifices have been made: :
The great war meeting Of: last Saturday,
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TEere are several more companies forming,
and the boys all say they are bound to hare a
htnle regi1nent-and will fill up the compa.
nlIF.
A correspondent, writing to us from Cor.
5o7a, in Rock Isleud couuty, says that glo-
rlans rally took place there on Saturday
eFenI.;gg, Tor the purpose Of t1lliag up ". n.
ilsllre's company OF volunteers for the war.
After few short and patriotic speeches were
made, the work Of enlistment began. Tie
minds OF tae people were In unison with tha
hG]stt q ih3 meeting, and The enthusiasm ill.,
Il usc. T1u hundred dollars IVES st cncc eub-
scfibtd and paid in by the citizens Of the
place, 10 De applied as bounty for those en-
lls.ing.. Mr. y llshire's company, lacking only
tour - heiog 1u:l, Was at once il=d up, and
AEo:LeF coDpaoy started By E. Z. johnson,
ESQ, and 1l:-eteeD goc:t men were at once
enlisted by Aiin, forming nucleus for the
n!:th cCmpaLy being raised in Rock Island
tuua1y Tor the las5 call of the government.
Our 1cwn counts less than 40 yotsr3, yet
Since tho Var tomni need there has Gytr sixty
%syuCd SID t1ue" msr 1-:Teu themselves to
the putting doHE Of this rebellion.
"a Communication fiom RosamoCd. In
Christian county, says the most rampant or
Ecn:nte, Do1g that they find there is danger ol
! Drafting, suddenly go III for gtueral eulis5,
mehtS, and ire ready 10 nlaie enthusiast tic
var speeches to urge On The work.
IOWA
In Dewitt, Clinton county, on the Ssll> .
meeting vas held in the Court House, an5
seventeen volunteers enrolled their nam
Hon Judge Policy donated horse to tht
general land for tl. wear. t7tn hl,rEa mrs. =
6:edlateiy sofa at five dollars pr share 70,
| x135. The same horse will be sold at auction
this atterpoon and all the proceeds OF boil
| sales iFa:d into the treasury. Cows, hogs
! ard other stock are freely .siven- In short
! our town is alive with enthusiasm and vii
roll up every man required without resort Il
! drafting.
The following returns have been mad
! by the clerks in the district courts OF To VI
| Of the Lumber OF men liable to do 1nilitar1
! duty in their several counties as follows:
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Hs I;1ti4cate cert1ae - D5 t3s ourers md men-
Jsha SrEsp sisRs otracoay. in tne c,sy
ai L hsaf1y sy tsk vsssns e sa
sa q L ~ ps 81 e. Ia fai! ssf ss
ss ~ sap[ set1 wo1e na ,oek NJ bed
ss SsSss a.sEt ;daES s.s
sna nc as q sss sss st ss
esq II Pss ssss s sss r
nFselshb Fs who hadcones 70 witness ny psttn1s run
=. . sc e5Ezs5&s eS2 s & S
i lie t5aeh phie msaas 81 II sx m e IL
2u.ary Eel1et teu;askine III su tleI ss1%
vi Va g. 81 saass a::sas
soaaa sS afe s ras s. q p
e9Sla sS = kayanE w 1E 81 ,S
ns:;iy zone. huT the otac; VI. sand q s.ld !:
Ia "a aos st ID
1r kehencEs Medic could nosfsve lived a.ut,=r
GILL fSst az
MsEs mnEh g5atie.t To- xitasss my unexpected In,
HON u II &c e ee to 1ook as
a ss an os e ,.7 a7d e
sna1Kes ase2s ass sfsrdd aSd 4,seS G ss
ny bowels now became regular a:d Ea.Er:i u =;
appetite as 30 Tar lmproye4 that eonih cey re-
Tam ON eat1ng roo uch. Ny health is71os ed and
1Iegaane1 my strength.
Iell now 81 vel u ever did II my 1tfe aoa caa do
50 niuc.' work. cnno1 run OF go up srs95 .S. a.
cEed 10: for one lung partially gone aud cou-
lsacfed. but aesnis 70 like that NV II st
one eye the other 1s stToF ger. feel taoagh
when see pe5san with 5 bad cough. Or iocx as
though they had that niost e. - them
and petsuade them to go at ONES t, d. Sehe1-k and
9eE exam1ned foE perhaps they we're Ike 7r ard lad
put so9d lung md can te cured an tats .i.y liy
EVnc Syrup. For fear those t.ax rcad this rtny ,hnk
as did, that NIL cestitcatas We.e made up to defv
the poor stEcted, sutpfn the certificate u1F py
ssctAn+ and al number Of Esll-k1uEn tlh.ft1ut3
Or Tacony who SAW me at different times dur:aE NY
dfseate and Lever cted to restored. fa1so
append the ctrtideArR Of tie brothers Of systtC ol
no: "a, l. U. Of O. WHO kindly Wxtceel over me,
and fully he1eTed they would co1s:En my renains Is
ire tomb: hut thanks to Dr. Scteuck for his nyalu
abae Pnlmontc Syrup. ny HE has been spared. and
benefit Of suffering mankind,
reside 1t Tacong, end an wcE kroxn By most Of
the people there. and E be rat1fet have sny
atn call upon mE and leay14 particulars rhe
great stTtuEE OF th:s medlt.ine. JOHN c. GREEN,
Tie .ubscrlbets, m.Inb6Es Of the Mystic Lodge No.
90 Of O. F, Of Holmesbufs. Pa Do herabS ce:ti-
II thai know John G. Green {who IL member ID
oo5 Standing il Lodge Nc go : O. Of q. F) and was
dnnge: eus.y i'll with q low pulmonary consumption
last winter. that they gaye hia NJ 10 die tct Re
is low fully tcstore to perfect health. ai. thc5 he
6sys hs rec9Es.x vas produced by sCEESCk'S
We believe tits cs1lneate ia correct in every pastd.
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?1RES1'EE'S SAI.E.--EIhnc no.
L tcc Is hereby given that l. L. c. P:.tne Freer.
Trustee e, will; ii pu.sa.nst with r. possrs L =
Charlotte Ba1;le 1nd Chart-s H. Turns her Austanc
te Rt public aasun for esi +, tn hgi.cst bidaes At
cngn County Of Cook. and State 1f in!s Lot three
(3.tn Elock EfseeE tl5t, ii TIT Cai.a- Sub
eaet lua1t-1 Of Sestsor sevenEsen \7)- III Township
tltrtyntnc fy), North l:an@e for ftcen f41. east q
Said xa:r 10 h: .it t.. a!st day Of t:5rs J. q
1eR, .: ten o'clock t. the forenoon Of sl19 day.
I. L. PAINE fEIS:sik, Tri.s1ec. &c.
Chicago, juno 18th 1872 ;ic11l-e:52sa. I'd
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FEMALE COZ
& Liberal. EDUaATION with with
MILITARY I.>----.... -~e11t.. :.

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE, art MILITARY
ACADEMY, at FULTON, ILL. on the Mississippi
Rtytr will open Its second yeE, Sept Sd isds sitA
The Coli ge ps IT tnelye experienced teach
rrE md c.rcrs. 1ho1ousn apaant.cuts, the fines:
slao e> annie and att9active Military rarls. M
svi a ma any vi ssr adTaatsss Wch zhoal c!s
TIC attention ef parents and guardians The largest
Instruction In Frcach German, and Bookkeeping fes
to Cadets also IL aRTnLERY and 1e;F:AsTnY tEsasy
GTKsAsrIcs under officer aT T. S. "A. Cadets d1ess
In Gt icrms TRRA.S1s0 per SCHOOL year for BOARD,
every department, payable quarterly in ntvnaca.
Cadets froln alb cad snn and bo2.A under the saia
Circulars address D. s. CuvEEI. Prcsdent, Fulton,
IL fe24l66.5R
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TIL E
u Westezn transportation Is.
WESTERN EXPRESS,
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THB WESTERN TRaSsPo67A.roy fa,4..
s1san Ffo5e{e1s o. stsrrsts .ays ~,t 1h.s. d ts
NEW YORK CENTRAL
AID
M1CHEGAN CENTRAL RATLK0ANEs
Nnmhesi5x st:rts t.scis<: zt*En=e aaa soag etsa
d.s srae:ias ae d Il. f. RSsT saS II
caan5!sr s5d produce 70 ana from tse :s::e:n. Waaa
9@Es's unsausiicd CANAL facilities, can=lstaE II
f30 Canal Boats.
on the largest clAs s!x q which 1eere New yo-s .ns
na;n dal eonnset'r< at Buffalo With tue following
49,, - ..,.ss,
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Owned ead ops=se1 bss sats Co!ncany} FIJI =a s7-s
Viii &c Ta:lose fai;sas.s iess. VS. M Vii i'
lolieEtrg Lines q <ssoptslers oE b@ Upper sna La@@
1ne Upper lake Ls.,e Dn,t:..
w.r.c.. steamrra B.o*c 1,gc sE.,rs-
ToNAwAN,,a, FOUNTAIN czEH.:
n.,as m aSH' mEssn.sr. ~ ESonr A.;
psX.1.,,IH aeCt1As y; 1svERse.. m1HngFe, ,,xc,
nEprs:NE, GALENA. N' - dis
i,eavne .ne iocs ;, Es:r Bss:1 aas fcos G, ls.x,s
sage s5pIy Il liz Il extern ST IT,
Bssn. saa tie :t1t:a:o EaEe!s:sd aac Lsts.:o Ia
VICE. .sps ~:s. u u ensa,san n.a.ss essest
Viz 49ek3:9l- ling a !!:z; zafrals.~--
new sSeS esk eeas1 sas "a ~ RaTosea. 1Hsea. 'e"
mlsseun1. oEsk.asz,
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vAns1 $500.
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YOUNG LADIES SEAIIN AIRY,
l. At LAKE FOREST, ILL!No1S, The fourth
year of tllIe institution, ducttd ~ Rev. r. DGkt
sen D D. an! taug':tors. will co:nraence THURS
Day, the 4th dag ofseptember next and W.t:s amRts
arrangements fn5 comfort and Improvement Of +Ee
pupils. For cirtunr6. md al desiEabte
address tt: undersigned b. DlCAlN5.lN.
LAKE Forest. Ill. july 3. 1S62 f5:sSEfFT
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HEA*LsI II +4ETy
ALFRED saJBINs0N, p, G.
ABRAHAM AkTEER PC
= J. NJ. nSMAN. n. G.
JDSHlA RHlEEA:aRE,
JACOB WATERMAN. II.

The undersigned; residents Of Tacony., e:gnt miles
rom Philadelphia being we'll acq1aIIt.d With John
Gzsea an4 tha eisea,nstanses at.ssdIng MS el
Z, is.lsaS sts.n 20 she 1hiic - enars -eceverg
So eatsEt tc.r;sss Bas hts c1ntlatiau bs=n
but hries period since tn that rspily snzias aad
emaetatet statc-asto utterly preclude. in tho opinion
Sf h;s plytei;E sud friends. who vat ted hy his bed
enyezy and ssstaFa..en . his present. 70
in,anaMhie M snseac, ne FsInentc sysar mares + .
pros, ate rot 70 sF dying condition. one the uoet
o. scfe: &C c.sn p:Uace 1t deserves tn be iAsrts;.
bly recorded to cre:1t and secures to yoa the
great scoyese: N nfa1ltb!e cure Tor this hitherto
rsn,sdfless 1istasc. lasting monument srd world
ei.hes diminish er destroy. Having witnessed III.
Green's distressing struggle and suffering ffl cen-
tual ccugh. Erreraaded to the other eya7toEs
Quent upon attending the last stages Of pulmonary
disease; and, mu:e over 1t being tneslig :iieyEd
by. his numerous friends that 70 hnmon power con.d
relieve prut-Act hts te much less restore hin. back
again to hs f'r1r.1 health feel It tus oar .;ltv t3
give our M QGaCG testimony Of AE. GREEN'S perfect
recovery, By means Of the exclusive Use Of au. woE-
dertul Sy1up: and NC slunld indeed rejoice II We
could be mado tho humble instruments Of relief ald
cESc others who may he SO unfortunate - to be
similarly afflicted.
, 1862-08-13

THE new CALL FOR TROOPS.
How: the People are Re.
spending.
s'T11c. People will Save the
Government IL the Govern
ment will do its Part Only
1ndiferently Wen. .''-A5rahans
Lincoln.
ILLINOIS,

- ILLINOIS,
I'VE are forced, from the pressure On our
Space to q close condensation OF communi-
cations from various correspondents, all Of
which bzeathes the right spirit, aud which We
should rot thus abridga under other circuu.-
stances than the present. j-EDs.
Winnebago county has now twelve COM
panies organizing or already filed, with the
best prospects for the entire number to COM
p1ete their organization within a week. We
doubt whether county in this or any other
State has done better. With population In
LEGO Of q, 60 IN the county, 1t has sent to the
war, or will have enlisted by the 18th of this
month. not less than 2, 500 brave men for the
army OF the Unior-an army in itself, and no
county nes seht trusr men Or better citizens,
In addition to these, also, Q company il pro-
posed Of persons over forty fire years Of age,
ard exempt by Law, out patrioticaliy will not
take Lo Tor an answer. Mr. R. e. Town hes
had tue matter mainly in charge, who has
already Ecnt two Eors into the service, and
new proposes to go himself
-Four companies have been organized in
Mason county under she new call Of the pre5i-
dent for volunteers.
= The little town of Waverly, in the South
east corner Of Morgan coucty, in the space Of
forty tight hop:s after the receipt of the new
order from the war department., By common
ccsseut, without the aid Of a recruiting Off
Ger or OF ans Ont authorized to raise a coul-
pan1, organized from their midst, company
OF Gle hundred aid seven men.
- The Irish citizens OF Peoria have already
given ample testimony Of patriotic zeal By
1eEder1ng Col. Warner five companies, which
they propose to have full by Wednesday or
Ihunday next.
In VIII county three companies are al:
ready fnll, and some eight others are rapidly
flllrg up. Gov. Yates has expressed 3 will:
county regiment.
"A letter from Girardeau, H., informs ue
that there are numbers 0; good men in that
section who desire to join old regiments, but
can find nc one who aaa authority to swear
| thrEl Ill.
| Logan county correspondent writes us
| that gallant Logan county is getting up regl-
! Inenf. There are several companies full, and
others 1}ar4lF as fo11nIa-
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;, 3f1lttats.

DEN1 f.,
DR.. FREY,
ERecentIs Pa7rnlv & Godfrey, Ncu Orleans, may b
CONSULTED at No. les Lake street. from ttu 5, daily.
N
, 1862-08-13

DAVID CONRAD. D.
JESSEE DCEETEE y.
JusCr Vi L..a Peace
CHARLES IINCLE,
Captain ai tile Steamboat TEcrt3u.
ANDREW HEATH. JE
Captain Of the Steamboat Washington.
JOSEPH HEAD, Ja
JESSE WA EE0S,
STEVEN LECnENS,
EOnEET ALI+AN-
MATTHEW IOpEE,
JAMES TOEEERT,
NNastngtun Hnnse Tacc1y
JOHN BLOOMSBURY.
ALLEN EaNDEGsIfF,
.......... OIEucks Eoaity. III.
Er. J. B. St:IIESCES principal o:lce Is - Ncv:h
9Th street a!ttplia PA where all letters for nd-
An: SEA Weed ro1- each, doir re- b.,ttle o IS
thc half dozen Mandrake Pills IS cclE per box TIC
trade suFp.iel by
LORD Il SMITH,
8 LaEc street. Wholesale ASe-ts.
I1.e9t94stxw1m
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-10-30

PORTRAIT OF DR.. TuoRNwELL.-J. j.
Browne, OF Columbia. S. c., has just pub
lished finely tinted Autograph likeness of
DR.. Thornwell, nearly life size price So.
Orders can be sent to J. j. Browne, III
Main street, Columbia, S. G.
DEATH OF AN EPISCOPAL MINISTER
Rev. DR.. Drane, rector of 81. James church,
Wilmington, n. c., died in that city recent
ly Of yellow fever.
OUR TRoops.-A correspondent of the
Watchman y RJlctor, Boston, says OF the
battles in Maryland: 1.-The rebels fought
well-they always do. We contend not
against Chinese warriors, but men of tried
courage and approved discipline. 1t is gio.
rious that SIC have defeated such. But should
it not bring the blush Of humiliation to the
North, that the South has excelied US il
selfdeni and discipline2 Their army i;
shoeless. ragged and destitute of supply
trains. They live on green corn and harG
bread, but they are energetic, pucky, qnieE
in their movements, aud thorough in theiI
discipline. What have We of the Norti
done for good cause, in comparison viii
the acts of the South for bad causeF'
TIE BISHOP OF OXFORD has issued {
form Of prayer for peace in America, to b
used in the churches of his Diocese.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-10-30
WHO WILL TAKE THE SUCCESS
TION2

Aruling elder of the Presbyterian church
in Va, and BY whose benefactioost the cause
of Christ has often been blessed, makes Q
suggestion which strikes US as an exc client
one, and to which we beg to call the atten-
ton of our good people. 1t is this. There
may be with some favorite tract they
would ike to have published by our Com
mittee, the expense Of which, in whole or in
a large part, they would willingly bear. If
SO, let them designate such tract, and il
approved by the Committee its publication
will be ordered. In this way the great work
of tract distribution may be promoted, and
at the same time individual preferences for
effecting it through some particular channel
may, to a good extent, be accommodated
Who ,0iH agree to the snggestiOn2
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-10-30
THE SPIRIT OF GOD IN OUR
ARMY.

The information to be found in our col
umns on this subject is of extraordinary
interest. There is unmistakeble evidence
coming from many sources that the Holy
Spirit of God is moving upon the hearts oil
our soldiers, both officers and priyates.-,
This should not surprise any Christian Is
it not the blessing Tor which so many thou
sands of the best of them have "cfered
up applications and prayers, with strong
CRYING and tears p The letter Of Capt.
kirkpatrick will be read with tears of Joy,
and with devout thanksgiving to the God
of ali grace. The writer is we'll known as
lawyer, and as a ruling Elder in the lst,
Presbyterian church in LynchbuTg. lie
must pardon US for not complying with his
request as to the mode Of making public
the facts he communicates. This would be
to rob the letter Of 10 small part Of its in
terest. We therefore publish it, with 9
few omissions, urder his own signature.
In the conclusion of this letter (Which is
omitted) there is an earnest entreaty for
the prayers of Gods people, that bis bless
ing may descend still more abundantly up
on this company of ar illery, and upon the
whole army. Shall this request pass By un-
nOtieedl We are hopeful that the letter
will serve to quicken the prayers Of many
1t is a time for all Of US 70 feel deeply the
solemuity of our position. What is the
meaning Of this awakening among our olR
GERS and soldiers? Whereunto may not
this thing grOw7 Shall our unbelief limit
the Holy Oae of Israeli The Hon. Hora-
ito Seymour, the Democratic candidate fOI
Governor Of New York, recently said in a
great reli Iious assembly, that the Influence
which should bring peace to the country
must be a Christian influence. The North
and South have new fought each other IN
riously for nearly two years, both Gco'ciag
that they fought to secure peace. We
are apparently as far from II as ever. We
do not say our people ought to fght less
but we do say they ought to pray more
1t is certain that if the true Spirit o.
grace and supplication were thoroughly
poured ont until it should pervade all hearts
nothing would so NIGHTLY work out a aOlu,
ton Of cur case, and bring the contending
parties to the terms Of righteous peace
We shall publish next week letter irOu
Rev. Dr.. Stiles, conveying Information Of 4
similar import to Capt. KirkPatIick's, an,
Of very great interest.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-10-30
BAPTISM OF THE GUNB0AT At
CHARLESTON, S. c.

We are glad to see the religious press of
the Confederate States are united ia their
condemnation of this act of profaneness.
There can be no objection to the naming Of
the gunboat bat the words used were a
mockery Of Chrst's own institution:
"With all solemnity ard reverence, and
invoking on thee the blessing of Almighty
God, noble boat, Palmetto State I bap-
TIE thee, in the name of the patriotic ladies'
of South Carolina. Amen!"
A correspondent of the Southern Pres
byterian, writing from Charleston, says:
"a public protest is all the more loudly
called for, because two IF the most excel
lent ministers in the city-one an Episco-
pa.an, the other Presbyterian-8hO are
alrays active in every good work. are re-
presented in the city papers as having par
ticipGted in the ceremonies of the OCCASION.
Il cannot be believed that they could lend
themselves to such thing, but their con-
nexion with it renders it absolutely ueces
sary that, while freely commencing the pat
riotic feryor that caused the temporar
blindness. we publicly disavow and rebuke
the profane deed, as offensive to all reflect
ing Christians"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-10-30
Northern Religious News.

REV. ROBERT STEEL, D. D., pastor Of
the Presbyterian church in Abingdon, Pa,
died September 2nd, aged sixty-nine. He
spent bis whole ministerial life with the peo-
pie of his first charge, and like all the pre-
ceding pastors of that church, now has his
grave among them.
GEO. PALMER, of Buffalo, n. Y, has re-
Gently erected at his own expense hand
some church, costing SEC 900, and made it
a present to the Presbyterian congregation
of that city.
Rev. J. 2. VANDYKE, of Pleasant Ridge,
Oaio, died recently. He was one of the
most useful Presbyterian diynes in the
State, remarkable for his thorough know
ledge Of the Scriptures, and his unusual
ability in expOuuding them.
REV. JOHN E. WOODS. Of Lithopolis,
Ohio, and Rev. HUGH BARR, Of Jackson
vile, H., are among the recent deaths men-
tened in the Northern papers.
THE LIFE OF Mrs. BETHuNE, written by
her son. Rev. DR.. Bethuue, just before he
sailed for Enrope, is now in press in New
York, and is said to possess great attrac-
tons as a religious biography.
Rev. DR.. BRIGHAM The official record
Of the American Bible Society makes the
following honorable mention of the late
houored secretary Of that institution: L" For
thirty six years DR.. Brigham devoted his
energy and his influence to this cause, which
he served with rare ability and fidelity
Commencing his work almost in the infancy
Of the society, he lived to see its present emf
nence and extensive usefulness. In attain
ing its position it has been indebted in q
large degree to his wisdom, zeal and Chris
tan earnestness. 4 an Of enlarged and
we'll cultivated mind, catholic spirit, single
ness of purpose, sagacious. discreet, he was
eminenly adapted to the Office which he SC
long and SO ably filed. Comprehending sc
fully the objects, and understanding the pol
icy Of the society, he was eminently wise
and safe counsellor in what pertained to its
concerns. Without neglecting the domestic
work he took deep interest in it's foreigr
operations, for Which he was the better pre-
pared for having for some time been in the
missionary service abroad. 1t is worthy oil
remark, that as his earliest public religion;
lahors were among the Spanish race in
South America, consisting in part Of the
distribution Of the Scriptures, his last exer'
tons were in assisting in the revision of The
Spanish Scriptures in behalf Of this socie
ty Bnt his usefnl labors were abruptly
closed, and he was called by the Master
whose servant he was, from labor, to al
eternal rest in heaven. lie died in Chris,
tian faith aud peace, at his late residence il
Wlliamsburgh, on Lords day, August 10
in the sixty ninth year of his age
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-10-30

MONTGOMERY FEMALE CoLLEGE-This
III Institution will be re-OOenod on M0ndar, the
18Th of September, 1862, under the superinendence
Off W HEATH l.. L. D fJrmery of the Loving
ston Mall and Female Ac4dsny" and more recently
from Maryland. AL the branches OF thorough and
polue education will be taught ia this Institution
and every attention will be paid to the progress and
morals Of the pups
The terms If Tuition viii range from $50 to $40
per session of months according 10 the branches
pursued
Ff nch and Music at the usua prices extra.
Owing to the great advance in prices of provisions
Bosrd will be higher tn N heretofore in this school
hut the lowest price will be charged to meet expenses
Competent aud experienced teachers will be emoloyed
as ihs school increases. sept Aft