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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

.e~ Arthur's Home Magazine for
March is received, and isa fine number
For choice literary matter there is no bet
ter magazine published.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

ma Latest news announces that fight
ing has again commenced at Vicksburg'
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

The Legislature, BY vote of Sc to IL,
mas asked Congress to pass Gen. Lanes
bill for the organization Of 300 regiments
of negroes.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

E@ Rev. Chas. Parker will preach in
the school house tomorrow at z o'clock
Pm.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

The Illinois Legislature has adjourned
after defeating all the pet measures of the
Pesee Democracy.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28
Saturday. February 2S. 1868.

"FLAG of the free hearts hope and home,
By angel handsto valor given;
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born Of heaven.
FOREVER FLOAT THAT STANDARD SHEET
Where breathes the foe but falls before us,
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER us. y
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-28

To Newspapers Harper's Pictorial Histo
~ of the Great Rebellion will he sent to news
papers which insert the following prospectus
twice and notice editorislly the numbers as they
appear.
, 1863-06-04
CHIcAao. NAY %.

A private dispatch received in this city to-day,
dated near vicksburg the cath, says in reference
to the city, that Il bad not been captured up 10
that time. The dispatch says nothing at eli as
to what was done on Saturday.
, 1863-06-04

, - ne Mission wods mn. ~ NHElLER WuaoN1
ssuins Mashilss IN mahhs y ossrhl. ooais eaIn. 4.
fAsy nov non ioEy y nny consnup an1 ~ urnl1s
eui he ane't good IN ne naIAst 11M
, 1863-06-04

CHICAGO, Nay 26.
A dispatch from Black River Bridge, 10 miles
east Of vicksbuFg, the 18th, says Netherlands 9
corps marched 70 this place early this morning
Osterhaus was in advance, and found tho rebels
strongly entrenched on the east bank Of the river.
The batteries were s0on In position, playing On
tho enemt's works At 10 O'Clock, Gen. Law.
ler's brigade, in Cars division, charged across
an open field, 206 yards in width, taking the
bayou in front, and swarming over into the en-.
tfehehthents. The movement was utterly ire
siStiblo TO rebellion. Seventeen cannons were
taken in the inside earthworks, and from 1900 to
1000 prisoners No description can do justice
TO the intfepidlty Of the regiments composing the
briRade. The rebel fire Of artillery and musketry
was appalling, but they rushed en- to victory re-
RardIess Of death, and literally swent everyIh NC
before them. Gen. MarTigFen's Missouri brigade,
over 1900 strong, was cut of by the lth Wis
consin regiment, and surrendered. Gen. Vaughns
brigade was also principally captured. The loSs
Of the lth Wisconsin was slight The 2lSt
and 23d Iowa, Ehleh led in charge, sustained
the principal loss. The llth Wisconsin also
capt1red stand Of colOrA j,
The TmsS's special telegram from Memphis
the Esd, vie Cairo, May Gath, says: As soon
a Il vas knoGn that Jackson was taken, . move
ment was made on Halnes's and Chickasaw
Bluff, the Federals being under the command
Of Gen. Sherman The rebels were thoroughly
snsrsnched, and determined 10 dispute the Oceu'
patton Of the Bluffs 10 the last. Gen. Sherman
made his attack In . most brilliant manner, and
after severe Aght, with heavy losa. he occupied
the ilsid, capturing 5000 prSOuSrs. 100 heavy
guns, 1000 animalS, IN tho camp equipmenls.
ammunition and llfgs quantity Of stUFeA The
, 1863-06-04
ylaistellaneuus Sdrtttisements.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHATTER.
-. The eOmmodlous and fasi.sanIns schooner
M FLYING MIST,

ENO Tons Capaelty,
Capt. WM. THOMPSON,
tsup for Freight OF Chatter between stsAaeUO and all ports
Puget SOUND vancouveFs Island; and British Columbia
The FLYING MIST well adapted 10 carrying Live Stock
which trade she originally designed, and b amply
provided with fixtures TO the safety Of eae n the
rouhest weather. She h suitable for a kinds d freight
Her cabin accommodation not b. those Of any
vessel the Sound Freight G be tkth Il q fsa1oasbls
rates Is By any other vessel.
For rchaEeF, Freight, Passage, apply 70 PHILIP KEAcH
o. q. v. bDana d sAsIlasssms u ths CAPTAIN On
board. l9:Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
Giving Up.

The leaders Of the Copperhead Democ-
racy have no expectation of electing their
felOn candidate, Vallandigham, for Gov
ernor of Ohio. The editor Of the Daily
Gate City, published at Keokuk, Iowa,
says: -rz.-rr- sa-aHa.rr p.
ave do know that Sunset Cox, member
of Congress from the Columbus District,
and one Of the leading Democrats Of Ohio,
was in our city few days ago and ad-
mitted in conversation that Brough would
beat Vallsndigham over $4,000 votes in
the State of Ohio"
E. P. Buckingham, of Mount Vernon,
O., pronounces the above statement of his
OtOn knowledge to be correct. So afirms
the Ohio State journal.
With such excrutiatj7g prospects, such
cold comfort from his friends, no wonder
the distinguished" ambassador from the
rebel DahOmy, now sojourning at tn,
Clifton House, looks scare worn" snd
grins ghsstly smile a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22

In view Of the waning fortunes Of the
rebellion, the Acknowledgements Of the
lsst three weeks, at Vicksburg, Port Hud-
son, Helena, Gettysburg, in ROsecran's De-
partment and Charleston, it is within the
reach of possibility that the men being
detailed for service by the draft now in
progress, may never be called into the field.
At any rate, there would seem 10 be no
probability that the subjects of the draft
win be required to remain in the service
three years. True, it is possible, but not
ct all probable. The signs Of the times, it
would seem, cannot be mistaken. The end
Of the war approaches. As q means Of
Fastening that end, let the draft go forward.
Let the stupendOus preparations making to
re-assert successfully the power of the
Government over all the States go steadily
on, for these preparations are potent, and
are calculated to hasten the end. Let the
drafted men patiently acquiesce in the
burdens imposed, cheered by the hopeful
assurance that if called into the service at
all, their service is likely to be short. The
rebellion leaped into full life with surpris-
ing suddenness, and it may leap out with
equal celebrity. The hurrying events Of
each day, give out such omens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
MOUNT UNION COLLEGE.

This Institution, located at Mount Onion, Stark
county Ohio, offers Its extensive Educational factd-
''ns to students Of both sex 3
The Faculty consists of o. N. Hartsborn, LII. d
IRA D. Chapman, A. NJ. George w. Clarke, 4. NJ,
r. HarisbOrn, A. b., G. p. Clarke, A. B., Mrs. J
" Chapman. b. s., and also competent teachers in
IpstIumental usfc, Commercial Science, EOcuti0n,
Gymnastics, Painting and the German, French and
Hebrew Languages
The College possesses extensive apparatus aud
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural PhilcsO
ply. Botany, Physiology, Mineralogy, GeOloRys As
trOnOmy, Surveying, engineering &C. The new
College sdidce, 166 feet long by g ttet wide, esat
ed at $4,000 o. is to be competed next term, and is
we'll adapted 20 q llege purposes.
Good beard can be had in priFats families at 81 90
per week. and, at about % cents q week good rOcms
furnished with bed stove and furniture, are rented
70 students who board themsevesy or who prefer TO
hire tableboard in private families for 81 % Fer
TUITION in the Teachers, Scientific and CLASH
cal Courses, ranges from g % S6 % rer quarter.
those preparing to teach can have without extra
charge the advantages Of the daily drills in the Nor
me SESSIONS begin on the FIRST Tuesday Of
August November and March Of each year.
Mount Union Is pleasant healthy, and moral
village, one mile and half south OF Alliance. the
junction Of the Clegeland and Pittsburgh Railroad
with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Kali
way.
ucate their sons and daughters rent or buy prop
erty for thas parpose on reasonable terms IN lhe
afternoon of the first day Of next Term u2ust 4th
there will be D. bic sale OF Town and NJ LOIS near
he College, amounting to 30 or 40 acres ,,,,,o
July Is, is63 luy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
The Draft.


On the opinion of the Solicitor Of the
War Department, very material, sens!-
BILE, and clearly just modification OF the
order of July u, has been made, touch
ing the right of persons applying for e1-
emption on account of disability, to pay
his commutation or furnish a substitute
after examination by the Board, if not ex-
empted. Nor does it appear, from this
opinion, that the applicant for exemption
will be required to deposit three hundred
dolla.s with the Collector of Internal Rev
enue; subject to withdrawal if exempted
If the applicant is considered TO be liable
for military service, after such decision he
has time given him, to pay his commute
tion, or furnish his substitute, if he shall
so choose, and of course will be required
to make no conditional deposit, prior to
the decision of the Board.
Provost Marshal General Fry says,
drafted men may if they desire deposit
three hundred dollars with the Collector of
Internal Revenue, subject to withdrawal
if exempted by the B Oard'- butthey new
ertheless are not required to do this.
The War Department mOdifes its previ-
GUS order in accordance with Solicitor
Writings opinion, which is as follows:
rrovosr m1RMtR GFERRhkSRIHHEFsS0 GFERRhkSRHEs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c. July IS, '69. }
CIRCULAR NO. 8.
The fourth paragraph of Circular No.
"A, issued from this Office July II, 1868, is
hereby modified so IS to correspond with
the opinion of the Hon. William Whiting,
Solicitor of the War Department. which
will hereafter govern in all cases to which
it is applicable.
OPINION.
A person drafted into the military SER
vice of the United States under the provis-
ions of the act Of March 8, 1868, chapter
75, for enrolling and calling out the Ma
tional forces, and for either purposes
claiming exemption from draft by reason
of any disability, as provided in said act
has the right to have the question Of his
/ disability submitted to and passed upon by
the Board of Enrolment, whose decision
therein is final. If the Board shall have
decided that the Claimants liable to serve
: he has the right after such decision to pay
his commutstion money or to furnish hi
substitute within such extended time al
may be fixed by the Board Of Enrollmen
for his appearance for duty.
T WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor Of the War Department.
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22

the proceedings of the mob. At the
Church Of St. Bridget, Father Mooney
spoke, vigorously denOunciug sill connect
ed with the riot. The following is a pOr-
ton of the abstract Of his discourse, as
reported in the Tribune;
uHe warned his hearers to beware OF
demaporues and false friends. All are
not friends who smile and bow, and clap
,bair hands. and wave their handker-
chiefs. and seek tho favor of Catholic lr-
ishmen bv such cheap purchase. True
Catholics would not give loose relns 10
their passions and engage in deeds OF ROD
berry and bloodshed whatever might De the
provocation. If they were Catholics 0e-
| fore. thew were Catholics no longer. Ihe
devil was a bright angel in Heaven once
now he is a devil in the realm Of dark
ness. He who originates a rumor which,
going from one party to another ends IN
house. burning and murder, IS guilty OF
arson and murder, though ne does not
toach the torch nor strike the blow he
who stands by in crowd when an as
sault is made is guilty Of the crime oil
assault and is accountable before God tor
| its consequences. 1t was the bounden du-
tv of every man, if he knew where stolen
property was secreted, to inform the au-
thorities, so that it might be restored to lts
owners. II the riot had not been checked
it would soon have ripened into civil war
and then no one would be safe. Our Or
phan ASYLUM, even, might have been de-
stroyed. as was the asylum erected for th'
protection of other children. The elo
ouent priest earnestly besought his hear
ers to give no cOuntenance, no encourage
7 ment whatever to such SCIENCES as uls
graced New York last week. Let all tru
Catholics mind their business. II lhe.
) cannot attend to their daily avocauons
8 let them stay at home and avoid crowd
r on the street; by all meaps, even II IN
q rod has to be used, they should keep tnei
children OF home"
e At st. Mary's Church Father OMalle
- Solannlv proclaimed frnm the saor0
altar that none who were in the mo
could receive the sacrament Of the Churc
= nor even at death could they receive abst
e luton of the Church, until repentance
nor would repentance be acceptab
untilfuu restoration to the last Gel
should be made for any propert
3 wrongfully taken from others. To a
g them who did not make complete Tesslll
P ton as we'll as confession, the gates
/ Heaven would be forever closed. /
would warn the riOtously disposed to loo
woll to themselves lest the next pull
o should deprive them Of the society Of Il
blest forever"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22

The Fnolish naners will annn- -neanire
such talent for on-prOphecy that when
they predict q thing, it will be surely un-
derstood as certain not to occur. The
Daily News and Times, and Russell's Army
and Navy Gazette, all declare that Davis
is to be in Washington, and that the war
will soon be closed by reason of COnfede-
rate occupation Of the National Capital,
and then-ssys Bull Run Russell-"i it
may be difficult perhaps impossible, to rs-
fuse 10 acknowledge the rebel Govern
ment.n Let not their hearts be troubled.
Lee has long since fled beyond the POtO-
mac, glad enough not only to not get
Washington, but to escape with a whole
show out of the North which he so boast
ingly invaded. We can take care Of our
selves a little while longer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
WYNKooPs ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseases Of the TErOlt, Chest and PulmOnary or
gans are ever prevalent, insiaious and dangerous
The properties Of medicine to alternate, cure auu
uproot these complaints, must be Xpectoranl, Ano
dyne and IuvigOrsting, i4oseuipg the mucous o. "
throat and i'm 1arsiug tons to the entire system ~
discovery IN msdcal sciencs ever nastelsl thl'
IL II ed ith the most astont hing reJults IN ~ cases
o. Bronchitis, In1ue-Zs WhOop ng COUSIN glptnto
ris OF Putrid Sore FhrJat, Asthma OrOupi COu4ns'
Colds, Nervous Debility, sc
T!ie Rev. j. J. Potter certihss, " that have used
DR. Wynkoups PestOrnl Tor several years, 9rell an
IN NV family Tor Sc ERE Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended it to many others, and have new
er seen its equal. heV- :; g;;{ = { ~ - n
Hundreds ami Thousands OF importAut testiinonial5
could be produced showing its ~ Alil
maj it SEvEa FAILs It is clmposod OF pure Iceland
WUss Ealm o. Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, EecaIl pane
OOmirey, BurdJck, and other invaeable expectoran5
and tonic ngred.ents. IL Is harmless prompt anu
lasting. Inyalids and sufferers cannot anord 70 neg
lect trial. Every family should have It. IL IS re
markaole for Group Full dei criptions, recommend
ations and directions sUm pany each bO.tl-- \
GE-Prspare1 BY DR.. r D. WYNK0OP, and sold bY
D. s. BAENES CO.. N. Y. julyiO-hSseo"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22

Editor Lsader-DEAR SIR: With your per
mission wish to othe readers Of you paper that
will send by return mail to all who wish it, (frCel
Rscipe, with full directions for making and psng
simple Vegetable Balm that will sHootuslig remove
in ten days Pimples, BloJches, Tan, Freckles, and
all Impurities OF the skin, leaving the same soft,
clear smooth and beanti nj.
will sl4o mail free t. thee having Bsld Heads or
Bare faces, simple reetions and information that
will enable them start full growth OF LVxurian
Hair, whiskers or MOustaehe in less than 30 days
Ali applications RnsVetej BY return mail HitnOu
charge. Respectfully yours,
THOs. p. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Eiune2g-I52 s3l Broadway, n. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
Clergymen, lawyer, Physicians
and Citizens,

Festifying Of their own persOnsl knowleigel p the
bopehcfal effects and medical virtues OF the btIers
From Rev 4 Newton Brown, d. D., Editor OF the
encyclopedia OF Religious kuoWiedse.l n.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend ~
ant Medicines 'n gener l. through distrust o5 Lneh
ngredients aud effects, yet knox OF n2 sufnclent
beIisyes himself to have received nom any simple
prep lration in the pc he may thus eontriDupe %
the benefit Of othsrs. AZ
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. U. NJ JACKSON; o.
this CITY, because was preiudiced against them loI
man years under the impression that tney heIe
chiefly an alcoholic miLture. | am indebted @ my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eqs., for he removed ms
nreudice bv pro ger tests and for enc0uragement 70
trV Them when suffering from great and long eoutln-
uei debility The Of three bo ties OF these H
ter al ths beginning Of the present year Was Iol,
lowed by evident relief and restoration TO degree q
bodily aud mental vigor which had not telt ior So
months before, aud had almost o.
therefore thaE God and my friend tor me
TO the use OF them. J. hEhTOh DhO"N'
Philadelphia, juno q, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
pARrICuLAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
OF BitteTs put up in quart bottles, eompounded oI
te chespest whisky or cJmmOn rum, coz from ~
to 40 CENTS per gallon the tas disguised by Anise or
Coriander seed. -, .,
70 se a. long a. they can be sold. hundreds 10 die
tbe death o. the drunkard By their use the system
is Kept continually under the influence ot Acyhone
created and Kept up, and result s all the AorOia
attendant upon drunkard's 8 life and death-
Fer tbose who de ire ana will have Liquor btteFi
we publish the following recipe get one bottle hoo
land German Bit.ers end mix with three quarts gOoo
brandy or whisky, aud the result will be prepara
ton that will far excel in m diclnal virtues Ahq
eEceencs any Of the numerous Liquor blLIsis IN lS
mar Ell and will cost much less. You Will nave 81
Inc virtues of HOOha1ds Bitters in conuection Win
n GOOD article OF Iiquor, at a much LEST price than
these Inferior preparations will cost YOU.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT or OHIO,

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARsHAL's OTFIoE,)
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT or OHIO,
CLEvKLAED, July IA, 1853
The following extracts from the laws OF the
United States, now in force, are published for
the information and guidance of all concerned
Section II, Of the Enrolment act, after direct
ing how the draft shall be conducted, says
" And the person so drawn shall be notified Of
Tho aaraa ,litki11 uAy tlloIcaftcri rittSn
or priuIed notice, to be served personally, or by
leaving aeopy at the last place Of residence, re-
duiring him to appear at designated place OF
rendezvous to report for duty" -.
I Section I3, of the Enrolment act contains the
following " And any person failing to report af-
ter due service OF notice, as herein prescribed,
without furnishing substitute, or paying the
required sum therefor, shall be deemed DEsER-
TER, and shall be arrested by the Provost Mar
shai, and sent to the nearest military post for
trial bV court martial, unless, upon proper show
ing that he is not liable to do military duty the
Board of Enrolment shall relieve him from the
draft" 80.
The 2Oth Article Of War contains the following:
a All officers and soldiers convicted Of
having deserted, shall suffer DEATH, or such
other punishment as by sentence Of eourt-msr-
tiai shall be inflicted"
By order OF Colonel JAMES B. FRY, Provost
Marshal General.
FRED'K A. NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal
nfstrfet of Ohin
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
NOTICES.
OFFICE oP ASSISTANT QUARTERuAsTEB,
Cleveland, o., July l6, 1888. J


Cleveland, o., July l6, 1893. =
TO CONTRACT0RS.-SEALED
Proposals will be received until 10 o'clock A. d
July 25ih 1853 for furnishing Forage for the use OF
lie Army a Camp . sessl.nd, viz:
one thousand (lO00) bushels = o..
One thousand (lO0J) bushels Corn, and
Fortv (5Oj ions of b4led Timothy Eay. =.
The foregofng articles must he OF coca HeI i ~
shIa onaItv they must be delivered in the Olty .,
6i-vs'-T,d Ohio, at such place as the underslgneu
may designate. ....- -Ar-- 4 and
must be scc0m panied By q guarantee q Two respon-
sbe per ons, hat the party will fulfill the contract
If awarded TO him.
Written contracts will be entered into AID contrac
tors required TO give Bond for the faithful perform
znce Of the contracts. Payment will be made upon
the com pletion OF the COntrsct,
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject any and
al Bi 3 Il at may be deemed too high.
Proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned az
Cegeisnd Ohio and endorsed Proposals fOs Forage
JOHN q. CRANE,
iulyl7 4ig Captain and Asst Or Master.
ES-Herald and Plain Dealer COPY I'd.
NB-The grain to be delivered in good gunny
sacks and no extra chargs to be made for them.
Herald and plHin Dealer copV ." y b.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
HOOhand's German Bitters
VIII Cure Every Case Of
Rronie or Nervous Disease Debility, Dtsesss
of the Kidneys, and Diseases aris'hg
from a DisOrdeTed Stomach.
oBsERYETHEFOLLOWINa sYMPTOMs

Resulting from Disorders o. the Digestiye Organs :
Constipation, Inward les, funeHs ot blood 70 lne
Head, Acidity Of the stomach, hEusea. heartDuIn
Disgust for Food, Fulness Of weight in the stomecn
Sour Eructatcns, sinking Fluttering az the ~ y
Difficult Breathing, Fiuitering g. the Hea5l, Oho-
king or suhogating Sensations when IN lying P9s- ~
furs. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before Toe
8 gut. Feyer and Dull Pal in the Head, Deficiency
Of Preparation, Yellowness Of The sam and 5yesl
Pain in the side, hs-k. Ohest, LIMBS Go.i ouaaeu
asininR Of Evil and graf Depression OF splrlss-i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
FRIEND IN HEED-TBY II.

a FRIEND IN NEED-TRY II.
Dr. Bwsst's IlEFALLIBLn nLIEIaEEEFfspr prspars
IRON the rsoiPe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Uonheotig
the great bone setter and has been ussd In h pral
Zoe FOR the last twenty years with the most astonI
log success. As an external remedy it i8 without
rival, and viii alleviate pain more speedily than an
other preparation. For all Ekeumstio and horVou-
Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, So, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening propensitial, sI
cite the lust wonder and Of all WAO haI
ever given It trial Over four hundred oertiheaha
Of remarkable cures performed by It within the lasl
two Years attest to this fact Strong Armgtronfi
Agents for Cleveland decllafte0Edkwsl -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-22
The NnrIopnI Teneher., As.oeIatIon.

The National TeHehers' Association.
The National Teachers Association will
hold its annual Convention in Chicago on
the 9Th of August next, and continue in
session three days All ladies who attend
will be provided with free entertainment
in the families Of the citizens, and the pro
prietors of the leading hotels have agreed
to make liberal deduction in their charges
to the members in attendance at the meet
ing.