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PROSPECTUS 'r'-rr IT,,
KANSAS EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL.

At the organization of the "Kansas STATE
Teachers' Association" which took Ilace n
LeavenWorth City the lst of October, 1863, the
necessity ofthe aid fthe Press in FORWARDING
the interests of Education in OUT. new Stat
was deeply and fully discussed. 1t was finally
resolved, that the Executive Committee should
wait on the publishers of the kansas Farmer''
aud do the best they could to secure an Educa;
tional DEPARTMENT in that paper. The Commit.
tee, in conference with the publishers, found
that in their judgment no such department could
be obtained in that paper as would meet the
imperative demands of Edncation in this State.
The Comittee then waited on the different pub
fishing houses in Leavenworth City. and learned
that q monthly periodical, of thirty two octave
pages, would pay expenses at ffty cents a VOL
ume, provided Il could secure FIVE hundred snb
scribers, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
This will make Q neat volume of three hdnl
bred and eighty pages, and ought to be in the
hands of every County Superintendent, Teach
ers and friends Of Education in the State. No
Teacher or School Director should be without
it. We hope all the County iSuperintendents
and Teachers especially, will interest them
selves TO secure and Send us subscribers a.
soon - practicable. The First Number will
be issued on the LIST Of January, 1864. ~ Y =
The "Joprnap will be edited By the Execu-
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Annual MeeiiI Of the Association. p'zs
Please Ad1fess all Communications II the
"KANSAS EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL
LesveuwortA City, Kansas. 7Y91
All papers throughout the State. favorable to
Educatiop, will please publish this Prospectus
and give Il such encouragement a. they Cas
By order Of the Committee. zt'+sn
b. d. MCCARTHY -.
.vtj - ~ - ,ChairDAn, Lesvenversh.
Rev D. p. MrcHELL, Leauenpostk. 81 II a
Pres. J. Drxrsos, Msakstla. 8iIlL-
T. II. BAKRR, Ivsias.i'h no , .zsS,-r
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Highland Nursery!

Situated Une Mile and a Half South Of High
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To Disabled Soldiers, Seamen and Ma
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now In its twenty second wear. has oht.;nsd
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upteerino and departure of tens of tbous.nda
of its patrons to serve in the War for the I'm.
ion, its circulation on the 9th Of December
1862, was az follows:
nj .o,e.
GO ,u,,. ,ya<o
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List Of Regular Contributors.
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James Russell Lowell, Henry w. LonefelIow
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Henry T. Tuckerman, John Weiss, r,,..
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Charles Reade,T 1.-THE Country Parson,''
Rose Terry, ,lp-T Harriet E Prescott,
Robert T. S. Lowell, 1T. Trowbridee,
Edward Everett, Professor A. d. White.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
Beginning Of "a New Volume.

80 ANNsS SosufHCs
The Number for January, 1863, Begins the
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The Best Essays,
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[ ,<.ff 10 Washington. December, 1863.
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