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FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1865.


G. in New Turk, 144h.
An cxcittiE steamboat race to,k place at
D.trrit, yesterday, between the Reindeer and
Tea The former was the winner, in . rau
OF twenty r-iles on the Detroit River, which
was accomplished in few minutes ore: one
hour. Certainly not rcr5 fast time. ..
The ocean steamer G'asgow was burned At
Sea on the 3tst nit. The passengers, "hlch
wee few In number, and the crew were
SAVED. Two c:her steamer disasters ETC 2e-
parted In cur dispatches.
Well No. 90. U. s. Company, a. nv hoie.
Pa, ca~lht fire yesterday. ard vas ttils
burning With alarming destruction. scsera
nerseos n.c nown to bs Injured, ana It Is De-
lic1l tLul eome have bet:n killed. Tie well
vas q ECO barrel ono, and had on!y beca COM
3,l1t tLr 3ny before.
The recple Of Lawrence, Kansas, hare
s.grtcd q proposition to bn!ld menumeat
In TINT ciiy to the memory Of the victims to
= 1le S,uantTtu u massacre.
Our sds:ces from New Orleans state that
the Im,erisllsts had defeated Corttnas, WHO
Iare:y escaped with his fife, and is now at
his utolf.rr'd ranch on the American side OF
the Rin G'ande. HIS army was ab3ut all Kill
cd II ssnturcd. Gen. S:ke.e and three Of lis
officers we:e quito sick at Brownsville with
th: s:6akbone fever.
Jle Ford Thester inLrcglIo seems to be
f-al'y fettled. tits to Re hereafter uscd by
the bu1rau Of Rebel Archives, md is now
being sltered for that purpose under the dl.
1ectfoD Of the Secretary OF War.
bishop Green, Of the Episcopal Church. IL
c. ctntumacss as ard leeds l!ttlc healthy dis.
ctiline. BE rays he will resumc prayers In
tEct:Gusch for - the PRS dent Of II. tinted
sta'cs snd all others in authority" whea
1i.e Federal military suthority Is withdrawn
5'r;a Mississippi, and not before. TT is oc-
posed to reunion with tie Northern
Church.
An exaggerated arcount OF tie rcriious
voyage Of Judah r. B-pjiafnln, late rehcl Sec
rt:ta'y Of State, trnH, florida to Havnna, will
be :st'uLd ii our midnight Dispatch.
Lieut.. Gca, Grant, accompanied By Gea-
u,a!s Hnsasa, Chamberlain aud Ayres, yis-
it"d sn"us:a, the cspital Of Ma.se, yeste.-
day nd WAS recelred with the greatest en-
fhEs1AEu&.
, 1865-08-04

Ono TRooPs MUSTERED OI.-Ne learn
f1am the Ohio Etate Journal that since tue
ibe Wnr Department, dated April 18th, 1865,
ordering the reduction Of the armies Of the
T,ited States, 1here have been s., lSl Ohio
eo,dfc;s mustered out. OF this humber,
81 800 h-ve been finally discharged md paid ;
Z. .G23 arc at camps Of rendezvous aWattinss
1ischarrc e,aa0s arc en Toute for the STATE.
End s, coo haye bcen discharged from hospitals
and naIolcd camps.
, 1865-08-04
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Or es-hslf Of tnts raAIdu. arc presumed to
have belonged TO rebels, and are, lhsre. .
From this email number ought still 10 b.
taken a percentage for the thousands who
taye escaped from the State.
Fer the sake Of keaping the small number
In Eublcction to masters, the whole race Ia
the State are most cruelty oppressed and
outraged, under color OF laEs which renders
freedom to negro in Kentucky Impossible.
have felt It my duty to give protection to
this large free population, as far as possible ;
but In doing 20 have been. on OCCASIONS,
ccmpened to do acts which, In e.fect, greatly
Impair the tonure Of the small humber Of
slaves. 1udeed, 1t must be ad.altted that
many slaves have left the St1te, under Or
deTs Nos. s.. and 10. which are itle1osed, nal
every decision make In favor Of negro
seems to start 0 host Of individual cases,
which comes within the same principle.
Kentucky, and II rhegConstitu.ioEa1 A1naat-
mcnt is deffated at the election. the whole
acsiys colozed population will 1y, unless
employ the troops to prevent Is, and you
have not, and Will not be likely, to order
that to be done.
Tc illustrate the effect Of any lalz rule
upon the status Of slavery In Kentucky.
will advert to tho effect Of one rule. whi,h I
an compelled to recognize md observe.
By the laws Of Kentucky-laWs once, when
ali were slaves, just enough In thelr applica-
tion-all negroes were presumed to be slaves.
Now laEee majority are certainly free. To
presume sIasc:y from color Ialone Is contrary
to juetice; to presume freedom, without re-
gaid to color, acd to give protection accord
jDgiy, IL to end s!ayctT. I am often called
upon to aGorl protection where there Is no
pIcof ut hand, ard nm compelled to prcs1me
one way or the other.
submit these difficulties to meet some Of
fhc complaints which Hill probably reach you
l1otu the Euyal peotle Of Kentucky.
have the honor to b., very respectfully,
j. II. PALMER, Maj. Gen. Co,nd's.
, 1865-08-04

q Chanee fer tho Anxious nnA 4aIm1sss.
THROUGH the agency Of Mr.. alerces Of
Washington territory, aided BY Gov. An
drew, of Massachusetts, the Government has
heen induced to crant tho use Of the steamer
De Molay to transport 800 lady passenyers to
Asp!awal!, whelcs they will be taken across
the tsshmus ahd up the coas. to Washington
territory. the whole voyage to ba entiecly
kec. The steamer will eatl from NeT Yo.k
On the 10Th Of August. The em'g.ant5 are
sea eo %nen IN get IT, to ~ Wihngt;9an tet
have The added Endorsement Of probabls mar
ria2e within three months, If they wish. Tins
the Governors great problem Is solved, aud
Massachusetts has the prospect or getting
rid Of her "supe7huous females."- Upo3 what
principle the General Government aids this
curious emigration acheme, is not disclosed !;
but pr0bably rs war measure. The case Is
tasly made out-the Pacific coast naE uced
future deieuders, but with q present popula-
ton Of zen cnly where is the next generation
to come from? There Is 20 gettiEg around
thf4
, 1865-08-04

NEw ToNK, Acgust IA London nowscapaz
ta.e 'hat ss Eo;n The ptIlen ',al Dr.. Mt Of ihe
EtnperoE Na1ttp,l an, hsd.a cor fcfence;~,th Lord
Fatu.ertt"n dniinE ht re;e1t visit to L9rlon, hut
faftd entIEr.y In LiH eT7tts to fnducc ila Hitter
gthtlenstn 10 .t,el the Mex,can policy OF tho Ed
e!lsb Court. Lord pal,aeeston is represented "a
te;ilr7 hin thai Encl1nt would centiouo to ktaod
c''u'a do no'kirg thst might ba regarded ~ IN
friendly by tie Government OF the Eused
StAtCe,
, 1865-08-04

The weather and tie Creps-S H11,ssi-
Inents1 the Memory of the Qua Il atseII
14&


Especial Dispatch 10 tie C5icago Trlhuae.]
IAwAKsicE, Aug. g.
The EznEas dSs1 Ia on another bender. More
ls.n his taen IN this St4ts this eeason than curing
the 1sst i've years l. hs. been the Hettess stason
ever kIoHn. The oat crop Ia considerably ruined
hE late rains. Oats t-icQ C5 cents ia the market,
The corn crcp will be immensely larger than ever
b fiHG in this State.
The question Of erecting monument IN this
city 10 the martyrs Of the Qu3nirell GaAssacra Is
being t:1ked VI P!xty four OF the martyrs were
buried in one trench. TncFe were nho1t nue
Auutsed and fitsy hurled IN hesc- II IL thought
The Iowa! people al the East :'ould contribute
81 nLthiER toward concentrating the names Of
the c't'xens VINO were 20 heart cssly onsehescG At
the une oi tht Q7z1tztll msEsacre.
, 1865-08-04

A Soldier Robbet-3 Ticket Agent
Gone on
Especial Difpatrh to the Chicago THeuce.l

Especial Difpateh to the Chicago THeuce.l
ST. LOUIS, Aucrs. g.
4 eo1eter belonging 10 the ID Massachusetts,
cavalry, juet f.on hospital, was robbed cn the
1evee isst night ct ss7o Great complaints are
radc that eoldicrs arriving from below On steam
beats arc kept waiting o. sc-rt At the !cyee for
many hourE awaiting red tapc officers. DnfinE
hGt weather this ID teriou. bu.incss.
It1s reported that Ticket agent and telegraph
orerator for the Chicago & Alton Railroad his
dissppeartd from one Of the ct3ccs, an1 II Il raid
tlat ep1cc 5000 IN cash ditappsarcd Aooot the
stn,e fIme. Of lhie amonut 6750 b-lonGtd TO Pat
Sn,1th. omnibus ccoducloA for the Tr:nslsr Co n
pExy. ss50 to Commodore Perry o. the Express
Ern usry. and about 600 to a Mf. Hou+
, 1865-08-04
Nfm advertisements.
Working Capital, $4,000.

mA44LUN ID. OGDEN, Ersatdsnt.
CRAS. RANDOLPH, vicc Frssfdezk.
CHARLES II. SMITH, Treasurer.
=. s. 1sE::a;l7sD, Jr,, secrekaxyI
, 1865-08-04
FROM CAIRO.
xae EIeycnah 1Iisscurt CaT4lr{,
ISpc'sl Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsibu1,

Ispc'sl Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tsibuhc.1
CA1no, arg g.
The eleventh Missouri Cavalry. 020 strong, uu-
der cuu:u.and OF Col. James F. Dwight, Is now
en- roufs from Ntw orlcas. for St. Louls, for 1n1l
di.rharPe. The first Gctatctr,ent Of the Eesi
ment, t*o sgusd:on., arrived this ?. N. o. the
ftesner psetlesa. and proceeded to st. LOUIS.
s:eau er Cort s. will s.tiye With the ether four
tqusdrors 10 night Or 10 morrow morning. With
tits portion oil the regiment Ia the alligator
hieh 1hle regime 1T eef rls to lave the came eu
pefstifIrrs vcpcYatton for az tie Roman EOloiers
for ,bc:T esE1cs. It nzs accompanied these traTe
ierexs through az thsir p .sehss ana aEase. aha
jects ei interest they viii present IN ihelf Secep-
up1 at St. Lonis.
, 1865-08-04
FMqbH1 &5ETAk31T.
ASentD hoot Rhcs-The Ikeiud~rr YFfna
Eighth michigan zsAf~ntry.
Especial Dispatch to the Ch:cs1o Tsi5une.I

Especial Dispatch TO the Chtcs6o Tyi5une.1
DETROIT, August J.
The race between the cleaners Reindeer aud
Pearl took plhcs oe the Detroit River hi. morn
:rE, and was won h5 the former. Tbs race was
between this city and Amhes.iburg, \ dtstsncn Of
1wcntS n1ts. which Eas ron by the Reindeer IN
one Eour aud BE AID q hair minutes. The Pearl
was beaten one minute and fors5-fuuz -eGpuds,
making the distance in ore hour ecveu minutes
sLd fourteen seconds. TIE race tns oceattoaed
coresdt .sbls e1cit:n.ert h.zc, and was Wltacssed
t'y large Lumbe1e ct citizens.
The sth Michigan infsutty. Lii al Cn1. r. II.
Dfyl3 cpmm7nd1nC. s,Elved here tbfs morning
from EIerclacd. The rsgiE.en: numhcra e1t rucn
ard twenty sour officers ani WAS a1s OF the Oldest
Volunteer reg 'meuts IN the service. Tier were
mustered ont At Washington last weak.
, 1865-08-04

Dos7oS, aug 3-Ihe bidding prices for mining
sfocg.: C'.up'r Fl;'s. I1c; Frsnktta, 3Ysc; uas,s
cock: C4c; Huron, Sic; lsle Royale, 7kc; Qut1l.
cy. NHr.
The United State. rronitor Dictator resumed
her F0JsCe to the esstwstd this Eo1ripg, tn c3el-
paoy WITH tho ttcaE:cr Vanderbilt Tbs monitor
AgaMenEcu* al-D rsti-d today,
Gen: Grant kit Portland for Aurusts Mt q
O'Clock this morning.
, 1865-08-04

bs5y re u rccunetIuet On OF thu Cabinet. Mes.rs.
Cartier and Nt Donald are spoken OF for The POSI-
tsen; also, G ufho. The appo nrm.ns is llk-1y
70 turn en- the question of Con.ederaton. 1t Is
knoHu no t8u1t will ha spared to 1eudc. tue
Cablnet 1La1iMQ1Y and efscIYe IN Ibis rsi:nt.
, 1865-08-04

~ One effect Of the new order Of things
IN Ninth CarolInk has been the brcakinE up
n{son,e Of the large plantations into s1n .ller
farms. and Tie of1Ir Of lands for sale. The
Raie;rh 1dryt8ser contains lfty seven hdver-
s;sr,nsnts Of lands and other properties fur
.eale, aggrceating about 80 ooo ac1es o. land.
i1csidss Town lots, and mining property.
, 1865-08-04

tA1d ElsTes- say ..............,...+..-
Ocr reports e1cw number Of negro en-
HelWEu'a.
Estimated nu uhet Of " omen and children
feed by Resolution Of CGusres. Vi M'ct
:. 1sGa, u for eacE N nan................
, 1865-08-04

4 Boz DsoNHKD:-About eleven O'Clock On
Tuesday forenoon, James Fake, lad I've years
OF age, whose plEents reside at the cornc- Of
Ellsworth Ena Nhther streets, lett his Eome. md
up to five o'clock yesterday morning nothing VIA
known Of hte whereabouts. when his deal hatly
Was foust aoot11g in the So7ih Eranca Of The
e.'ener held en- ioquest on the body ysst.rday
afternoon. BE jury returning verdict OF "acci.
, 1865-08-04
NE:MS BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE LOSS OF THREE
STEAMERS.
GREET CONFEDERATION At
PITH0LE.
a 200-Barrel Well Burning.
SEVERAL PERSONS NlUEED AND PER.
HArS S0AB KILLED.
Defeat of Cortinas In Mexico,
He BARELY ESCAPES WITH
HIS LIFE.
Gen. Steele Cutie i'll in
Texas.
JUDah r. DENJANiIN'S PERIzAUs
FCFlGE.
Gen. Steele Quite i'll in
Texas,
JUDah r. DENJ1NlIN'S PEHI7,t>N3
FcFlGE.
Exciting Steamboat Race.
GENERAL G2AHT AMONG TIE
MAIMElTEs,
THE SOUTH.

c. u. Steele End Thrse Of his OEcera
s-sek with RrraA Hnhe Fev-r-t;.sFtls
mar Defeated b. the I'M prrl4 t4- II !.
tsafesT Hnca pes xS1tN s1t% Ltte-Tha
sstini- Southern fttuaB-fscy. 4. j,
1saKonkoAsk Speech.
, 1865-08-04

e. The Atchis1n Fies Presssays the 1irstlo-
colnstive frr the Atchison aad Pixies Peak
Railroad has arrived, and will be brought
over the river rs eoon rs tie iron for the
track a1zires, which Till be about the 10th
in At
, 1865-08-04

on the TRACK H-Keceipf--
Irtn.nry for The la"ntf' o ~ aae r, STATE
P'csitg >eid.er:E PoeE~.-G,-syU-
dec -ss-11onaotaohs.
, 1865-08-04

11*7*tV3s V11G9K0 l24uH1es
Now thnt the hot weather hiss. returned, like
Lalniug VII BIZ rssu,ned a}utE the nltanls Cer,
pas!ie,pated In by gro~n-up man, utterly dssd
,ute Of 81! te3Ee oi shane, a1d whom the feAr d
the law eioue can restratn. The occupants oi
huuees between the depot and roun.l house, front
Ing the Like, mast yacats their parlcta evezy
p}tatant afternoon rr .aub3sct their wives and
daughters to klehts Of shzmeless 1ndecency. Buu-
tsy With these ecaups Ia a Gay OF high carnival.
1nL families in returning from church have ceau
repeatedly annoyed ~ these exhibitions. Every
,sarm day. the most indecent exposures are made
bstweeD Park Row enc the roun1 houac. Ws call
upon the authCi.ttrs to enforce tie law.
, 1865-08-04
Relief and Health to your ls:faa!,
Price, Only IS cents 3 Bottla

Tie soNc7t1- L. e ct le:cs written IS Il.
Rev. ]. g. Ho.c, FaJto- q TIA s1apo-s 6&a,
Caussh. seooz1n. n. r., 70 tie Journal and ksssaa
Ger, Ctnc!ncati. O.. ans spcss. yo.7nes L. fave. 0
the svufld-F.novned Esetlct.s, etE1. WINeLOEH
aoOTH1N9 aYRUP FOB CHlI.sReH TRkTHLN~
We SEE su aivezEaamaat II ycu7 cotnna7 ot ht:e
NEsL0WB SOOIdlN3 aYRUs. Hov, W. n.sr
ssid word IN fhyo: Of ths patecs 1:tna rcEo.s :
cur lie. but We feel cosoetla to raJ te 7cu- sea.t.
thst ta.s Is no huneuY-4cs ae7s rtsi Il, as.d 4.<,s
Dc sEs cto:Esf. It II PROBABLY c-e OF the &C.
t7tce.si7l edieiue3 at the cay. tasasae ..u 1zS !
:1eb:s1 tth!sa q. c1c rGa..:s Hka 11eo tsr4
can't rthan lny IN Amply,
4snfEl1a Eu.EItM.utt
, 1865-08-04

II immediately previous to the breakin:
cut Of the war there we're some e!ghty.f1Ya
newspapers published fn.Texas. This num-
her. for Obvious reasons, WAS much reduced
during tho war. At present there ara pub
li:hed IN this State three dallies, three trt-
weeklies, cne se1ni-weelsy and twenty-five
, 1865-08-04
Q a R ID j..


Ex4H LnfCATos Abatsf ), l5nS {
At nfe.IrR OF the PASSENGERS en- hoa,d tbs ss43a-
q Rs1st. bcunnd for Cu1tsxc. 1eom 0ctonAzon, ss;d
shls d.Y, TIC fcEo 91z pclnoc sd 1Eso11so1. E1sa
u1znfMrusy ECcpftt:
WHHRxA., ~ are scnro.ch'4z II: nd OF 'onr
u'neY tns ansy. peasuTe and p.caS OF waica harA
been K7e.ty enth tat :he cara s1ad1sls and co IT
tcs! Of Captain Zen WntiEs and bis ksl:Ans oil s's
AID cftW. cannot let tie cctaAiou p3ss ,ut
Eak:rx ssn a:tno o1:esge@sa. q Cur ap.tecla.ol
By r*ndc-ed 70 Cs7tain W:lktn1. fcz saa IT
~h c, he hiss suecessfaly mans TO nARe on. an
s1old1K SIMPLE t!na to n1A Fsss,-g n 70 yets ii
p;ias ot i.tGest slong the s3use; BY going oat of
Tins to rezeh .one CT them = DAYLIGHT; y The
abnsdact nFovsloa o. CT ntnEe com sorss ami bY his
Owls cseerfM aid RtnsltIotE: ceplE:nens a7d hist
OF hts ct1tefa and INV
B&s'iv-d Th.t cupy Of fteae -e1o.u:iops ha yze-
ss1tsd Csp'a!n kin., a=d alctsc= u rae Ch!ss
}0psptrs for publication.
nrdc' ltH 9listanee, t1taI'tts ihs c:xr1oa u it..
, 1865-08-04
EEttM I>ESaResEHES,

u. d Sioux CITY x. N.-HTore Rain
uoahe7-2u<vn Cavalry Regiments.
, 1865-08-04

Efn. Terrt1lss Repor7-HeurchnME
k1ld1sEs' Discharged -G1llifufJ tQoFe-
, 1865-08-04

" e The population of Boston IS l9o 2el. 9
ga1I CT Il 36a in five years. Nearly half this
increase is In the single Werd comprising :
South Boston.
, 1865-08-04
Eep abherttsku1kntB.
Pork Packers Associations
STANDARD FOR CD0PERkGE.

Beet AID Pork Barrels shail be made cf t11oso1tsg
sdaa aced Wsite pak l7moar, Eea from oo1eoHooa9e
ssp A'Ases no: less than Inch th.cS aou = aeaea
long; htsts IS inches, = II Al iaca th..k II nt'.
Aat y 1t oeSel; Hoops, Hlc1ozy CT Whtte CaS: Bn
rails rot leea than Ills cpvefot,
1lhees foe Hs:us Beef or La d, n ln:ae& long ~
aea eefd; Q7aaJ Of ss&r.a sid Hoops sane - On
hAxfem; ssaTot not lesa Tran y thick; AeAcs s,us
= Pork kBA1Eeis-hoopcI. u-.s covered
By order Of Committee on Inspection.
E. 5 HUBBARD. Ct2IfnA..
, 1865-08-04

Shocking UutsaEe liz xlran-ytiir, Rad j.
FfcM tho oiiicc1s oI til. sacl Orr We learn
7llat on last Sunday morning tx3 negroes
caught German girl in the weods n.1r
Eeanfv,ltc, uud aftcr violating her :rsoa III
tl.e most ,'ru al mannc cut her throat aud
III, her dead IL the woods. Her cries at
tnctct' The attention Of some f,e7s Ills who
-, Pend to be near, aud when
they fastened 10 her assistance the tleads
s4d frd. The whole country arouad shout
war alarmed and eren the c.sizsns If Eeaus-
sl}e ta:Eed out IN mass: IL s-aFrt Of tht vil-
hans Alsvr vigorous hunt. tbs inhumaa
sccundseIs were found cohcsated In the
woods sud delivered up 10 the sheriff, who
l,1acsd shrm IN jail. Tue excitement grew
lntcntc as the lacts became know and On
Sunday evt:asns an intn nee crowd CT csts.
z.ns surrounded the jail aud demanded the
1-u G6;c-s. IL. sltrlI had 20 eiye them up.
Es socn as :he citizens got hald Of them they
beat tn.n With ciubs and stones. dragged
1atm through the ssr-ets, shot them, aud
,whvL lla.ly dead, they we're suspended to
7..np i'oste.-Cairo Democrat, Cd.
, 1865-08-04
Tcafla CT Gov. s'xtrtfu-y Touur.
nxt E1Eas1T
M. Elo&u.a m1..ton

UAEH1sprn0, Arg. 3.-Goy. Curtin was hastily
rcesltu tsuun SstA.oea last night by the death Of
}0hnt ett tLl1J. The remains Will be taksu
tu Be!leI0nt for tntatMeut.
, 1865-08-04

(F.cn the Evansville Jou.ust Aug. IL
Itc Two rrC.o 1Futet, Y hp 50 1cAdisEly
lnnltlea!ed Write wpmap on E1L64y, tlar-
1ully c2r!uted their crime yesterday afte.-
Eocn.
EARLY yesterday nosIicg crowd of cx-
cited ienple co1auleuced ctllec' 'iuk around
tue Court House and jill, demanding that
Tire 1'risoners be delivered up to them. The
dtmand waa refused, Of coufs., aud ut noon
The crowd dspc' sed. ard It was hoped that
better couneete would prevail, aud that the
E1ilty ~retcLcs would b- Iefs to the regular
<. use Of l1E.
bu, after noon the croTd assembled again,
9, The excitement had aridtnuy increased.
sid cHEticued to increase until ahnut 3E
o'Clcck, WHEN tie front door Of the jail build
ing Wak b,oken opeu with sledcc hammer
aid lie crowd ruShcd into the jait. How
they reached the prisoners We id not learn,
hut they were soon d:aEged forth into the
t,t3eets, beaten down with clubs aud shot.
Efter tEcy were ccad. They were taken up
aid hanged to lAmp-post On the corner Of
lie street, where they were hanging at late
lCur in tho evening. They were ultimately,
ne learn, taken down and buried
14wa the first scene OF the Kind eyer Gu
acted In Evansville. and, for the talr 1ame Q
the city, We hope it Will bc the last.
Every ono cAecEates the ahoulinab!e n1{
brutal crime committed By the negroes. bu
mob law is a dangerous rcuedy for evils Q
this or any kind, and I'LL good citizens dc
Tlore Teeort to 1t +; and we hope this fcasfu
end summary punishment will prove eueh
warning tlaI VIC khAu neTer again hear {
such crime In our midst
, 1865-08-04

nIARAHEA, DTSENTERY,
s.es dty cured by cs1pH
Maguiro's aRouns. Flant.s
The tnfa hna speciac- a. sCs,VJL, 7H R,udotuh
1tseas, GhscEEo. 8-ld By III prQKststs
lYs3tS 81 81. Al Ty4rh rat
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
Religious Element.

preparatory department Is arranged for all Misse
and Lads not qualified to enter The Academic classes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
DIR JAeKsOS's ORIENTAL INIMEyr

Removes all codness and rejuvenates organs which
lain dormant for many years II will cure any OF
impotence create and Increase the sions for any
sonahl, time Can be mailed With perfect safely Price
~ per bottle. -..~b -s-
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The EsVern,l1 ent,

The BOARDING Department..
haoi hoard viii be furnished students in the building
~ - 70 per week Room rent, $3.50 per term.
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WORTH OVER ONE MILLION DOLlARSl

All to be sold for 81 each. without regard 10 value.
Not TO be paid for until yon know what
you to receive
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Fall Term commences September LIST, and closes De
eeInber LIST, 1854 Winter Term commences December
18th 1884 and closes March 18th, 1865 SUNNI Tern
commence March goth, and closes June 2sth, 1885,
II 10 very desirable that Students enter at the com
neneensnt o! the terms
=, person need apply for admission who cannot oil
~ta MA cssssM 70 shs pueI!shed bylaws Of the Ins
ution.
Rev. n. 9. BRrNsoN, Prsss Board 7rusfses
l.. WATERBURY Secretary
Rer. r. c. MATfIER. Agent.
- s sSSiS$sSs. zs'e'''s' Committee
IAysrrs. Fayette County, Iowa. Aug. I, 1854. 2l:ti
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TIE government is designed TO promote the prosperity
and Happiness of both Students and Teachers This
will c-mnend self 10 every vel disposed mind and
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In administering discipline, partially il studiously
avoided. All rooms furnished with stove chairs
bsdstead, wash stand wardrobe and mirror. Gentlemen
will furnish quilts sheets, and pillow slips. Ladies are
10 furnish all their bedding they generally peter to-
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DIR. JAcKsos's FRENCH PATENT MALE SAFE.

II is perfectly safe and fails give satisfaction
II the only and safe preventive against contract
iag disease ever Invented. Price 81 each - per half
iesen. and = per dozens sent by mail. 4niy
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No repu'.!ye sectarisnisp will be INDUCED or counte
rsnccd. AT the time, every effort will be employ
20 encourage and render invioate the professions
Christians, aid TO induce all to adept the religion q
Christ 70 all who respect Christianity and its Insu
ions, the welcome hand will be heartily extended. IL
nose whose influence is prejudcia Religion and gool
nerals, no protrac.sd stag can be allowed.
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FACULTY..
Rev. WILLIAM BRUSH, President,

tsslsrspBT
Professor JOHN SANBoRN and Miss A. IsBELL
rrSccptress.
4. NJ. SANFORD, Teacher Of yoca, and Instrument
nj Music.
}. r. BoICE, Steward. .....-
Mis-. 4. C. ROBERTSON, Teacher OF Preparatory.
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son, Teacher OF Preparatory
LQCafiON.

Ths above named Institution Is located nj the Village
Of Fayetto, Fayete county. Iowa The situation Of the
Village aud its vicinity affords every fsct desirable for
Institution u Learning For health and moral in
uences OF an eerdea order it is not perhaps supass
In the stste
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Calendar.

Young ladies win be charged pc term, the price Of
wood cut and carried to their halls No deduction from
price Of tuition for Absence unless caused by sickness
The chs.Ss for tuition EuS- be paid IA advance.