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AND TIE CODITfONs THAT SURROUND HlIi HIS PHoGRESs
AND DECLINE PAST AND PRESENT 81 popular treatise on the
carreu and solutions that have reference 10 MS past
and present conditions aud their influencing Pce.Sl 10
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90 puhom II map Concern.
uNloy LRAGUg House., MAY Is. 1851
A r n meeting of the Board of Directors of the
"a UNION LEAGUE or PHILADELPHIA held March ~ 1901 tie

UN1os LEAGUg HOUsE May Is, 1851
AT meeting of the Board of Directors of the
"a Union LEAGUE or PHLApYnHIA; held March u, s, Tie
f1loaine pr ambic and resolutions saoFtel:
Is OF the highest
nc the
the g polite
there being provision Of law hereby the people aJ e ogaId
r the ususc such selection and n IaIss h ng teoesd Tia
reco NJ, y ssc organization by the formation Of voluntary asoaus
for Dbl - urrosr end .,-.....
voluntary crgon Witch Is e.Ntu nay ue eoffecta ny satAes
provisions ni isW now. thees9ps. be .
Rescued Eosr of Direct 81 The UBon League 81 Phat
Jha tie Secretary be AID D hereby directed to oaer blI Pnt
organization 81 t, people 70 seeft cas ~
office fe r-'-. foEf Tie a $50 dc for h
ess.y WHICH judgment d b0ar shall be lr y De oef Is
merritt $50 fr tie second; the third aaf SOD Tor he
fourth Tie conditions upon which ese prizes offered are asioAoss
FIRST al esys competing fr these prizes rausi BE sht %
GEORGE . B0hER. secretary 81 The Union League 81 Iadepaa
and must ~ n be he frs, day q Jnnag y sd ~
the suthor attached OF WITH any eihef l
,lt II origin be considered.
f1f Ar7rrlg eycry corftg the artloy md ireos
within sealed envelope sdtsed 10 u stcay
Il Ae TIE arals lave been ne Tie eLepd
@ be opened, tne a-hc nsa'
Ted of iie TcniL r..
Ird reiing -n become tie property n TIE ut
League; iut utilization % rejected essays, az ite rso sB
sl ic iras without Of the authors WgiG
i, o.le. II tie BOaId u IiIeciors - - 49,, :.
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pleasant SUMMER READING.

al beautifully bound in care sold everywhere
aud viii be sent by mall postage e o. Tcep e pee ~
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SMITHS DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE.
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No 80 IIoolie-.t, Seu-Yort
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oe paper the state SRI CITY Governments end has tho
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MILITARY NOTlCE-The Cadets If the
IA HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Worcester Haes, II
NegYork June the 6h ana , they vii be gnaei a, -
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Booth DE- fiy hal Brooklyn, June the TN u It VI
dr az tie SKATE Arsenal Of seyentaye, and fr ~
Dol 70 iutc Ie
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catalogue any address Mandatory aud NsrsTo9u Ne 'l
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ZERO REFRIGERAT0R, with Water-cooi
II H,oei Fi.t nremium 1864. Wholesale and retail "a.
Any NJ LESLEY 10 sos SiEthave., " bet ssh ana o
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HOUSEKEEPERS will be supplied, and e oIIi
nav by weekly or monthly payments, for CARPhish,s
CLOTHS FURNITURE Of description, PIANOS bsgD
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And perhaps glass of punch. with cigar, afterward
but that = neither here there The insertion of the
PURGE into the juliemne not OF my recommending;
aud II this junction effected at all the operation should
be performed with the greatest care IL you put too
much PURGE, both soups ara infauiDly spoiled much
better plan IL is TO have your nenne by Itself though
whom dined may chance 10 this notice, and may be
hurt at the renewal in print of dispute which caused
good deal Of pain 10 both of BY the way had half
n dozen sardines while the dinner was getting ready eat
ing them with delicious bread and butter for which this
place IL famous Then followed the Why the deuce
s9uM DO haye the Du-i but meyer mind. After the
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26

Wfon ipridt in Yaris bieI bon,
-eifser bodft merfpiirbissn Grfnbung.
Sber zines @ isftm tiers. Mfit SllJe
zines iinnrei6ea Snitrumentes mar man.
sfbon bahin, selauet, ben @uIs elm Oeut.
ff6es gil6 feiner OsrfbieOettsn 'Sdlase
aei6hen gu Iafen. 9as Mar nur Elm
4 Gus sansspna'ft.l Scr 9rof. Mareb bes
College de France 6ebnte bieles @n.
ITEM tueifer aus, unb bur6 cine 3eibe
bon 8erinden stpuroe riga Der @ntsE
oefllas eefGhrt, DAP Bel benz Menl6en
ME BEL ben Sbitren i'm Sale elmer Ser.
giftnng, Der @6en3 Oes giftes asenaB,
& eas 8lepfen hes SCREENS f9 nod ieiner
8eidaffenbeit uno 8ilbuns beranbert.
Sic 9roBen SOIsen bieIer Gntbe6uns
,laiisn fi6 Leidt besreifen. NRan, arg.
tp0hpt elm 8erbre6en; Die Nutopffe I'M
bet itatti anS baatn iaoculirt man einem
SbieteI-'bis iebt bat man Fd gu bie<
5 fer Speration 'aaseniein bes, 6rolaes
bebteHt, - gang .tleine Men9en Der
SubFdn5 aus benz Wfagen res Spfers
1,s4ein, sAsbamt seibuen f@ nit Siiife
ees frasliden 'Snitruments Die 8uls>
sfdIdse zunO 8oabulftouen 6es SroIdes
nit nuteridieben, iuel@e bere9ti0en su
iasen: Sc finoet fd bier 3ubsrldiis
StrDdnin, ORIENT, SieitaIiu u. (. ~.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26

- -Sapan europdiirt f@ suies
bends. Oils Der britif6e @elanbte,
Cir Senrp 8artes, 9lnfans Nfai in
Sfaca Bel benz Saitun CUR Brtbatau<
bieu5 auseIahen tuurOe, iuarb er NIT
eineut gang mad frans0ff6er 8eiie
5ubereiteten uno ierbirten Sinerliiber
rafdt; aud bas sanse Siidserdtb mar
aus europail9en Sabriten. Ser Sai>
fun ftadte feI6lt ben 8irtb unb fdeint
iid Der 9abeln un6 WlelIer 10 seididt
etpie feline @dite bebieut an baben. gfa9
ibeenbetein Wfabl tuurbe ebenfaIs eus
liropdif4 9etoaitet. Ser Saifun trant
Die geiunObeit Der S0nisin 8ictoria
unb bes SeianOten, Der 9elanete ole
fetnige. 59lieblid besaben fd @irtb
unb 9dite' in elm an6ereS 3imrner, mo-
Der Gafee einsenommen tuurbe, 8eibe
3immer paren sana eurOpdifd nlobGirt,
ben 8oben bedten 8rlifeler Seppide,
Die 9Sanoe iuaren NIT Sapeten; Bluss
iineni uribs S0seI baritelenb, betleibet.,
&ar in 6ert ofentIiden GmpfanssfaaG
mar allies iapaneiid.a Ser Saifun 1T
Elm, Mann bon mittlerer 9robe, febt
biibi6 un0 febr intelligent aus, bat
sIdn3enbe Gusen nn0 cine iebr anse<
nebme tpei6e Sttntnte, Sang nie Der
eueIifde tpurben aud Der ameritani>
fde, fran36ffde uno boaanoi ide 9esl
fanbte empfangen.
GuBeroem berbient babel bemerft az
iperbert, baB iest in ben iapanefiden
SbuIen bic engliid)e Spra6e ais I'M
terridtssegenitanb einsefibrt 1T unb
baB bieielbe iiberbarpt in Sapan inert<
iuirbise Sortf6ritte uadt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26

Ser bod au9eidpelIene Riifli<
sfpp, rIdset futd4bare e8srbserunssas
an. =
sn arfanfas bate elm 9Fanser in
eilier gBo5e 8orrdtbe i'm gBertb bon
tnebreren taaienO Dollars am Miiif.<
iippi anfsefapelt. slo6 bate er Id
feline babe WleiIe melt bonn ufer eut>N
fernt, ais bas 9anb binter ibm nit allen
barauf beRn6tt@en.. goerhtbee i'm BEN
Slhtben Oss MiiffEppt berfdtudnOI'
z9er4 uaineit benz Niilifippi 4iseenoe4
9teelfoot sSee 1T bObenlos. gor benz
gfSbeben fnt Sabre 1912 sfab man pa,
no iest unersriinoG4 fiefeS 8a6er 1T,
zee sss bUbe yPrrf eaSaunse nsaies
itdtiide Gi&en 4nerieige Spsqmorer..
SieAaIIe nerianfenili ben see Iino ibre
bOditen 3weise beTnben iid nod tisi
unter Der Sberf id4e oes punberbaren
Seess gllebera4 in Der umsesenb bon
Stem Mabria Ntihouri (tpo bic OentD
y h3aroigs ISM IL Ig1o. 10 Iiest), beuten
b, uusabltee Inseiden onrauf bin; Oab Der
getpaItige Strom eineu unteriroiiden
Nbfab bat.
60 . 4ai.Aazsa...... =
!. TIA SobaIo in @aris elm Smnibus
4
Die notwithstanding 3abl bon @afIa,
p9ierer aufsenomnen bat, miro binten
aufa Dem Oerfs befeIben Elm S9ilo nit
benz sBnrt yGompIet" aufsefedt. Sin
in 9arisufi@ saafbatten6er 9Ilnerifaner
mar entibloilen, seine Der bielen
Sebensmlrbigteitens Der @eItltaot I'm .
seieben gu Ialien, unO gIaabte Dies am
Ieidteiten fsrtis strinsen gu fonnen bas
Sarb, Dap er fd oer mad ben berldie,
bener 8ibtunsen sgebenben SrnnibuiIe
gbeoieue,S iSlp feinsns geileberi6te nun
zfnpet f6 Der fOIsenOe 8ufus: sd
B babe pieIe OenttuiirOisteitsn seieben,
! tonnte aber nidt nod y@ompIet" tom.
men sSidr Dirt Der ionosrbarertpelie
in. 6eilehanobu@ sar -nibt ertpabni
tuirO, muB cine beionbere Nnsiebungs.
TRAIT, befssn benn ieber bortbin al.
sebenoe Omnibus lit bod bon Raifa.
sieren." -
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geblih bur9 iie beruieoen.tu erpen fob,
fonberir fie fiho aud Elm hi6 81 olllS
bender Ginsriff in bic perfOnlfBen
@e9te unb Sreibeiten oes burgers.
Ole berauben uns sunadfalan Ben
fieb entem SsbefI III { rer
Sreibeit, inbem fie uns bieielbe an
einem Sage Der ISOLDE nidt susefes
ben. Oulben mir bas, 10 Oiirften Die
ibrisen feds Stebentel ebenfals bale
in bic 2uft seblafen uerben. DieS
.&anititatien senabrta uns.-alabeeiaate
&elisionsfreibeit uno clio aud Aas,
gtedt, BEN Sonptas urf ! frsepN sehtf
Beiie gu feiern, Sic uns gut OIhtt.
s Museroem MIL bic SIS eft Der @ggefs
mart ni6ts nlebr bon eiuem bIi9autis4
liden Nnad oretenleben niRsn, Fsbsre
'lanst SBdtiafcit, Nrbeitlamteit unb
gbrenbafti9feit. gBare ser Sabbatgs>
6uiel Ser @uritaner perniinftis, 10 pare
es ont belten, tulr 9tn9en ale ms
&loFer unb entbielten unsj dies grI
r1uerbes, Denn Oieier 1T ia aud Sunor,
ba ibu, Die @eI0fu6t gu @runbe liest.
Wfan fonnte tiu9 BEN 9lderbau bon
biefem gtanbpnnft aus ais eiael Gin,
sriff in sic BeItorbnuns betrd6fen, 0a
man bent s0ttliaen 8iaeu steididtn
Gorf6riften ttad)t, tpas auf, ,bieifm,
ODER ieneti1 sIfer tpadien ,foa,, &urs.
tpenn man afle Gonieqienssft ber
Sabbatb = Wuder : 9oeit, ausfabren
polte, 10 piirbe Die BeIt nt9ts arberes
luerOen, ais elm srobeS Ndrrenbaus.
Der geiunbe CHM aIler beruiinftisen
9lr9er ni6se unS babor bebiiteu!
b. Hgfa---- L-.L--4- -,.S..> AI1,
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Muf8epaft

H. SetIiff, 8ubbdnbler unb 8eihnas
i'm Commercial Snte bat tets cine MuswahI Sreibs
beuti9e 9iopeuen nne GrtdbIuneen. Ste rTenneiiee
Stnatss eituna" iegt bel tim ebenfaIs gum gerfarf
nay CT uimmt "mutilated currency'I il
3ablung.
au<5 fB
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-26

fSSine uouftdnbige biIbIibe @ei6i1te Der Seit
0Die bene, billisite unb beIebrenSfte 5aniliea
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SrDflamatiDn
05puperneurs Dom Xenneflee.

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Staat TenneTIee, }
.. >@recutips Separtement
RufbpilIe, ben 10. Stunt 1866.
Sa bic General 8erfunmInue am s. Rdrs 1887 elm
Geies poirte, befen g. nnb A. Seftion in ben foeen=
ben a8orten uno @borafteren berfast fin6. ndmIid
Seftion5. a5ei es ferRer bei9Ioiien, bdb bic
in Sapi9fon Gountp tribe unter benz Ge1ebe pom
glni 1866 ftatgefun5ene 9esiitrirung pie nit fir
nun unb nitta ertldrt iet unO lift unb stieman6 be=
red3ttgt iein iou, Rraft eres er bed9ter fegris
run9 aus9eitenteu gertiffates su itimmen."
Settto n 4. sSei es ferner bef9loien, eoB bic
Sie,ss states sritfeden SOen, ruenn es nd
sur reberseusun9 es gouperneurs be1ausfteut, bab
8etrug uno unterf6Ieife in Der 8eqiftrirnng pom
Stimmgebern IN ioI1en Counties fatt9efunoen boben
Hnb Der @ouperneur fol- iolbe Ebatade uerbffentlis
den nnb befaste He9titrattOn our9 Protlamatton
atnun reu."
tlns Sd sur neberssugpng bes @ouperneurs su Gage
geIomnen 1T, baB 8etrug une unterileife in Der &e
9iitriruug pom Sttulmgeberu IN nnferem County
Sestab nun iese i'd, MiIiiam g. grOpnIoru, Gou,
perner bes States EenHeiee, trait mir dberirase=
ner 8e ngniB pnb I'M gerfOIg Der mir bureb oben
erlpdbnte prb A. 5ettioH bes 9eieses pom 8. Wdr3
1867 ouisr esten Rfi@ten, sdnsi auf bic settle un6
ertIdre fir null n6 MID ie ale bisber IN benz 9ountp
Borren ftuttgebabte 8esitrirlng nit ausnabme Der
tuehe bereits gebaiten moroen ut ooer oehaten
ban 1uirb ppn benz Observation-Disclosures IpeIter
an z. Stunt 1867 inter ben 8etmmuneeu oes geeses
aom Is. Ssbruor 1867 betitet: Sin Sefes sur Abdn=
berllng nnb Mmenbirung bes 9eieses pom 8. 4R6r3
1866 eineeiebt porben if unb 9emanb IN benz be-
iueten Gonnp ea CUR Mbitimmrng bere9tt fein arf
munaen hes @eieses pom s. Wdrs 1856 eng iestsn
, Bum 8eusniTe beFes babe i'd meiue
snnterl6rift hierunter eeebt
RI a urio befobIer, bab has grobe Stats
L. 81 SiegeI ottadi rptrb. So geiheben i'm
Separtemsnt Raihrile am 10. EGse i'm
Wpnat SUM- A, y. 1867.
Sir ben GOuperneru:
gs. 9. SrppnIpp.
u. S.SIet6e r, staat: fetretdr.
iuu17 3mtitTo3m
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9arper'o MeeflD,
elegant bur6ues iluitrirt.
ou SlbfcriptiDnen.

= H&kAfss #fF L o " a."
Die Serausseber baben elm spitem nit benz pofs
Depdrtstent einsefibrt, Surdb rueIes ie has Rosas
sine, iowie ibre BeefIn Denen, peI5e es porsieben
beIelben hireft pon Der Office hes Seraussebers
be,ieben, nit 20 Gents pro Sabr suienSen perben
ieSo9 mus bieier Betras bic PoitsDfhee hes Subs
fcribenten, beaa5It roerben. qOfmeiiter OSer aeut
bic fir Clubs 3eitunsen gu beasben wani4en, srboI
ten auf BerIangen Show Bills.
ssl 8ebin9un9en.
Sarper's @eetIn fir Sabr $500.
Cine Grtra Tummer, pom BeefIp ME DOM Tdeas
aine, rpir6 siebem Club, Der auf Hummern $500
abonntrt, gratis uerabfcigt.
6ehlenbe Nummern fonnen iehersett na9geltefert
metoen.
Cine ReihenfoIge aIer 9ummern bes Sabres pom
6nrpers EBeetlp perben bur Grpres, frei uon nntos
fen lInb nieolia eebuuben fir 81 perionbt: Cine
bonfdnbise Auseobe, neItn eSGbrgdnge umtaiieno,
ptrb bel Ginienbune pop $5.25 pro Sobrgang, NIT
Nad5sabIung Der Trans poTtsRofen peri9tdt Deroen.
Der 8. Sabreamg erihetnt am 1ften Sanua 1867 pou=
tdnbig.
: ~ ~ trper s SrDtbers,
24Oba rantIiu Squars, 0ep yprf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21
THERE is a good deal of curiosity

THERE is good deal of curiosity
and some anxiety just now regarding
the break in the cable of 1866-the
last ard best of the two. The first
Of he oreakage was received through
the London papers. though the acct
dint occurred near the American
shore. Up to the time of this occur
renee the telegraph company have
been very communicative about the
cable. but there is sudden change
Of policy. Now we get nothing on
this side Of the ocean but that which
leaks into the newspapers on the
othero side The main question is
ylhefher the cable of. 1SG6.was broken
| ftfy miles from the american shore
, bysan yiceberg or "a monster of the
deep !. Of some kind. or whether the
action ofathe water In the bed of. the
ocean has<been penetrating instead of
compacting the cable, and the difficult
ty is or is not sign of general decay.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21

SPEAKING of railroads, the Pacific
is not the only. one which is likely. to
be interrupted by the actions of the
aboriginal inhabitants of thescountry.
A Louisiana paper tells story nearly.
equal to the cheerful tales we have
been hearing of late anent''''yeo gen-
tie savage. On the Opelousas arail-'
road, since the overflow ofsthe Mise
sissippi the engineer has frequently
to blow his whistle tosclear the track
of d2hq1tors, as thatsis the only rest
ing place afforded them for miles
along the low bottom lands b1 Several
of these peculiar sleepersh have been
run over sby trains Withdrawing IN
the sunshine on the track. Cheerful
country ss.-a-r,sas- .gsaRF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21
LETTER FROM ST. LOUIS.
Business of the City-Eife in the Cit
Idle Young Men. f
ST. Louis. Mo-.
August Is. 1867.

Editors Journal: 49, s.-4F# .reE
Hard times in st. Louis is becoming
a common bye-word. Every man you
meet is, and has been for the last three
months, holding his breath in sus-
pense, looking for, some terrible crisis
to sweep across the city and ruinous
all. But the crisis viii notcomeo to
please him. So he has. given up the
chase and gone-to work at his bust
ness, and the result is that business
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21
MERCHANTS UNION ExpREss.--A

MERCHANTS UNION ExPREss.--A
special dispatch from Chicago to the.
Cincinnati Times states on the author
ity of the Executive Committee Of
the Merchants Union Express Com
pany that. arrangements. are nearly
perfected for an amicable arrange
ment of the existing rivalries by the
establishment of a uniform and pay
ing rate of tariff. =. s. :. - ~
The Syracuse Standard of August
18th says; :. The officers and friends
of the company in this. section posi-
lively deny thatany such arran cement
Iis IN contemplation. They propose
line, with. full determination to
WIN. tf ~.zs--rsFF efaa,.Gs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21
University Of Vincennes,
40 .flh2 af3t
YINCENNES, INDIANA. ~


YE5kIE FALL TERM OFrTIKI3 cox
n lege will commence on the first Mon
day in. September. A complete scientific
course may be taken as well as the full coll
legiate. course. The Grammar School, con-
nected with the University, commences at
the same time. -ast4 81 lss
Rev. r. NJ. CHAPMAN, DID,, President,
Professor of Latin and Greek Languages;
Rev. w. II. CARTER, LID, Professor
of Mathematics and Natural Sciences;
JOHNSON PITMAN, ABB, Profe Ssor of
History and Bellies Lettres. and Principal
of the Grammar School. s4 H4f8Sr F4l
There is, also, under the supervision of
the University, a Department for Young
Ladies, under the charge of Miss ELLEN
CATHCART, assisted by competent teach
ers f
TERMS PER ANNUM:
Grammar School, or Female Dept. $40 90
Collegiate "a 90
Board, in good families, fourteen to
twenty dollars per month.
For further particulars apply to the
President, or to w. w. HIT, Md,
President Board of Trustees.
H. t. RosEMAN, Sec'y. Iaugl2 3wdltw
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From the Chicago Tribune.l
Chicago. DaHville e. Vincennes Rail-
road


In an article a few days since on
the Cairo & Vincennes Railroad, We
spoke of the project of extending it
north through the counties of Craw
ford, Clark. Edgar, and Douglas. and
that it would connect with the Hi
nois. Central at Champaign. A cor
respondent at yGeorgetown, in Yer
million County reminds US that by
the charter of tae road it is to run
direct from Dantille toChieago. We
cheerfullys make the corrections and
willntgiv lthe Chicago Danville d
Vihcennes Railroad cordial well
come to the city, Our correspondent
informs us that three thousand dol-
lars per N lie, all that was asked for
by ae company, was cheerfully Sc
cured to insure the building of the
road. Why the work has not been
efficiently prosecuted, we know not.
1t may be that great national enter
prises, like the Union Pacific Rail
way have absorbed the attention of
our business public. That the road
wiil be built rom Cairo to Vineennes,
and thence to Chicago Erect, or con-
meet with lie Illinois Central at
OHampafgn, there cdnHOt uc d pdLti-
Gle, of doubt IF built direct to Chi
cage, so much the better. The people
who live IN the rich eastern counties
of the State, in the magnificent valley
of the Wabash, cannot afford much
longer to be without direct railway
connection with Chicago; and GER
tainly our business men, whenever
vigorous effort is made to build the
road, will give it all the aid and en-
enlargement in their power.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Reekport Collegiate institute,
RocKPoRT, INDIANA.

RoCKPoRT, INDIANA. Fee,..
Next term begins MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
ID, 1857. Admits both males and females.
Boarding department exclusively for
young LADIES' The buildings are new
well finished, and beautifully situated in
a grove of native forest trees. sn5 2
This institution offers superior induce.
ments to the youth of Southwestern In
diana. STEIcT D1sc,PLISEsandiT THOROUGH
SCHOLARSHIP constituted motto. Give
the Pocket" School a trial. = Patronize
home institutions f-r
au1G d3w o. II. SMITH, President.
: -auieLL ~ Lrrra.-. " h Laa.-llaaaI aa
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Ohio Female College,
COLLEGE HILL, OHIO, fi

COHA1I1S'A3 1A41H' O1AAO' n =
1Ai six miles from Cincfpnati.)
The nineteenth year of this institution
begins on the 9TH OF SEPTEMBER. Cata-
logues and circulars, containing full in
formation as to- the appointments and
educational facilities OF, the College, the
conditions of admission, expenses, etc.
furnished on application to
REV. JAS. NJ. ANDERSON, AM,
auto d3t, raw President.
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Indiana Asbury Female College
snos At NEW Albany, IND.

REV. ERAsTUs ROWLEY, Prestdentgs
The next session Of this Institution vii.
open SEPTEM Der s2D, 1867. The Board OF
Instruction is now com plete- Fiftyy0ung
ladies can obtain board in the family of
the President. The expense for board,
Departme emit, per session of-twenty. weeks,
will not exceed SIP. =
For further informatdons apply for q.
catalogue 10 The President, Or to a
srr 49,. j. H. CONNER. a
- Secretary Board o Trustees
New Alba ny. Ind., Aug. 8. 1867 Iaa9 CT