The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-25

I-0u year C0nSlder1n the various texts
witch go to show that Afrikin slave
ry is not only permitted by, the
skripters, but especially enjoined.
she'll myself lectur from time to
time on Ham, Hager and Oneismu,
that the bearins NV these individeoals
upon our system may be fully under
stood, and also on sech subjects ez the
inh00ense NV stinulatin foods upon
the human system, the cato mine
tails ez eyapgelzer, and SIGH other
topics ez may from time to time sejest
themselves Il 7atgW .eslIsfua1nq .1.L
The young men, confded to our care
will not only receive a, collegiate edu-
cation, ez it 10 understood a at the
! North, but careful attention will be
paid to the accomplishments so neces-
sary. to, the troo Southern gentlemen.
They will be taught draw poker,
pitchin dollars, (real Spanish dollars
will be provided for the purpose
lispittin at a mark, revolver and Bowie
knive practice, tournament ridin at
rings, (real injy rubber rings will be
provided, J this'lI be extra, and cato
nine tails. The morals NV the stoo-
dents will be carefully looked after
No card playin will be allowed afore
servis, on Sunday, and none whatever
with the servants. They will be
taught to respeck themselves.
Nv course, there will hev to be a
large outlay Nv money, witch it stands
to reason cant be outlayed till its in
layed. ny -. s. ..4......5. -, #.4
We therefore, formed an Executive
COMMITTEE, whose dooty it. wuz to so-
lissit funds for this purpose, and to
lnaugerate series NV Gift Enter
prises, and SIGH, witch is ez follows:1
Deekinl Pogram enaB
Elder Slat6ers-Vice President. uas
Captain McPelter-Corresponding
Secretary. al s aasaaWi u y -HftI 8
Myself-Financial Secretary and
Treasurer th.s9 4 80
THE high standing Nv the Board,
particklery che Secretary and Treasu-
urer, witch hez the handlin NV the
funds, Is a suffishent guarantee that
all money subscribed will be faithfully
applied. 1t wuz resolved, in order
that the Board may present that re-
spectacle appearance wichtheir posi-
shen demands, that the first funds re-
ceived should be applied to the pur-
chase Nv each NV EN- a new SCOT NV |
clothes, step, i am confident. the |
friends of Southern educashen will |
approve Nv and heartily endorse. -
| hev hopes IN the course Nv week
to report progress. Every subscriber
of g. 5 and upwards will hey a Hon
orary Professorship named after him,
or will be made a Honorary Member
Nv the Board Nv. Directors, ez he
chooses. = We regret that we wuz too
late to get Admiral Semmes to fill one
Nv the chairs, but we pledge. our
friends to sekoor his fust lootenant.
or seckond, at farthest. j. We have
high hopes Of a liberal support from
the Dimocrisy North, They cannot
but realize the, dangers. ofasending
their sons to SIGH institutions NV
learnin North ez must turn. EN- out
Ablishnists., or chilli at least, the ar
dor of their Dimocrisy.lR
1t is to be hoped that contributions
for the buildin of the institooshenI
and its proper endowment will be
commenst Immediately, as there is a
on Deacon Pogram's farm,
and | am in pressin need of a. SUBJ
stantial SCOT NV winter clothes.
PETROLEUM. v. NAsBY, p. M. Iii II
witch is Postmaster.) 4
2. S.-11th instant, two days later.
The success of the institoot is
ashoored. H. Rives Pollard and his
3 brothers, Ginral Henry A. Wise.
John Mitchell, Lootenant Maury'
Geo. Sanders, Belle Boyd and Genral
Early hev all TELEGRAPH for professor
ships. They are willin the first year.
to board round. They didn't prepay
their dispatches wich hez, to some ex-
tent, embarrast the institooshen f.
nanshelly. But what an array of in
.elleck! --.-....-. ?. v. MI