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By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.
TOBACCO = Dull and prices unchanged ;
small sales TeF
COTTON-Nothing doing.
HEMP-Dull and dropping; the demand
limited .-#.-
FLoUR-Very dull and unchanged: sr
perfine, S5a6 90; extra, IS %: double extra,
s7G7 25; and fancy family brand, SO 50g
Sl2 60.
WHEAT-DuIl, with decline of fully IOc
for Spring; sales of Fall, strictly prime,
81 Sg9tI s.; choice, g 90; +; good 10 choice No.
2 aspiring sold at 81 25gI 33; and No. l, 81 $50
81 40.
CoRE-Dull at 95d9Ge. aels sgT ft
common to choice. #t.s.t+ 1lz
BARLET-Unchanged extra Iowa, 81 %;
choice, - 10.
RYE -Steady; prices a little higher at
al 2J9l Y for prime TO choice.
PORK Advanced; sales at S3093O so. Fl.
BACON-Higner; fresh clear rib. sides,
l61zc: fresh do, l7c; cl sing very firrn
shoulders at l25&9l3c, and plain canVastd
hams, l5151l615c. ss4
LARD-QueJ at % 92015c for lkeg.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Fair-RepabliCaH Demonstration
Postponed = Meeting OF General
Railroad Ticket agents.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA dcenchipg
rain fell nearly all day, and the at
tendance at the Fair was very meagre.
There was no exhibitions in the
arena. and nothing was done except
by the Awarding Committees. To-
morrow will be observed as holiday,
the MERCHANTS Exchange will be
closed, aud business generally will be
suspended. 1t VIII also be the grand
day at tue fair. and from present m
dications the weather VIII be fine, as
it is now clear ard cool.
The Republican demonstration,
which was set for tonight, has been
postponed until Saturday night, in
consequence Of the weather, but Sen
ator tlarlan. Of low, is speaking at
the Taunery to large audience,
A slight snow fell at st. Joseph,
Mo-, to-day. =.
A meeting of the General Railroad
Ticket Agents was held here to-day.
A large number was In attendance, but
nothing was done, except to decide
upon Chicago as the next place OF
meeting in March.
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40 KETARY s. COMMERGEAL.T I
new YOrk Raraeg

3
By telegraph s. i NEW YoRg, Oct. q.
/ CoTTON-DuII, heavy and 2a6slc lowe e;
sales o. 200 Dales at Z6@2s15c for middlin 9
1 uplands. tlsf -srsA tisE' ~
/ FLoUR-Receipts 5,355 bbls.; tue mark cit
is rather mora SteanY and NOR active :
sales of IL $40 bbs. q & So S01g7 90 for super
I fine State and Western; 81 5O(usS O5 or
/ ezra STATE; 81 l0ass 50 for extra Western; /;
I s. 604l0 30 tor white wheat extra; -. 75g,
extra st. To9is: SO 00afs 20 for good to
choice do, closing Stefdy: Southern more
active and q shade firmer; saies of 1850
Dds at 8 7OG9 % tor good TO choice Cali
| fornta Flour is a shade firmer; sales of l,3ds
sacks at S. 759Sl0 20. Rye Flour is a shade
hFmer; sales of 800 bbis. at s6 004S 10.
! OF 200 bbls. S5 30a5 50 for Western and
| s6 45 for Brandywine.
WHISKY-Q uiet rfH p
WHEAT-Receipt % 500 bushels; market.
293c better and more active; saIssIot gI,Ct0
81 n5se5 ss or 4 nos IS ga o for No sp%T1 %
g 5 for white State; 8 56g5 y for White, /
Michigan
RYE-Firmer and quiet; sales of 1000
bnshels Western at 81 559I 65 in lots, st q
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
BARLEY NJ MALT-QDiet; sales of 5000 BUSH
els on private terms; also, sales of 900
CoRN-Receipts $500 bushei: ease bet.
te fOr Specui iative and home trade de- !
mand: sales of 1900 bushels at 81 I6Gai II /
for unsound; 81 l2QJl 1415 for sound mixed /
West ern; 81 I21I I5 for do. in store:'s 81 IL /
for Western yellow. - .5t |
sales OF llS,9O0 bushes at 72a721ac for new /
Western al lat. - .-A -
COFFEE-DuIi.
q SUGAk-FfrTn; sales of 400 hoqsheadS of |
Ceb ba- at 1I0sII5ze.
MoLASSES Dull.
HoPS-Quiet at l5425c for American ga
PErRoLEUM Dull at nc for refined
LEATHER = Hemlock sole moderately
active 1T previous prices. ~ .
WooL-Nery firm; sales of I7O, 600 pounds
at 43@5213c for domestic fleece; 45a47c for
putied; SIC Tor Texas; 2953ic for California.
IL LIHsEED 6.s oH--Dun and dropping at 9sc
ALcoHoL-Scarce and nominal; 81 Ga, "a
gallon 7 ~
7 toRK-Quiet aud steady; sales of I.lO9
bblS at tZo 5892S 81 for mess closing at |
SIS 62 regular; S2S 50a28 20 Tor old do; $24dg
S4 % tor prime; S26 75d27 for prime mess
BEEF-Lower; Sll 509l9 so for new plain
mess; Sl9 90@24 for new extra mess. Tierce
Beef nom1nal; S2l@3} for prime mess; $50
go Tor India mess. Beef Hams dull; S209
CUT dEATs-Quiet; sales of $50 pckgs at
L2gi24c for shoulders; 131I@ls15c for hams;
pa az lies duIi ana heavy; sales of 100 boxes
LARD-Quiet and unchanged; sales of GOO
terces at lo14 4gI954c for steam; I9t4920c for
Kettle rendered. = 7S-ltz tfi
BUTTER-Dull; 3I@2sc for ohio;- sSg4sc
CHEESE Steady. at 139l7c. Aell
FkEIGHTS-To Liverpool ere decidedly
over; engagements per steamer Of 30 900 4 q.
bushels wheat at 71ad; q $50 bbIs flour at o
dG41ad, closing with 9d asked for wheat.
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VOL. XIX.
Nlggars for RedfelloMs

Among the hard things which
FRANK BLAIR has publicly uttered
against Democrats is the declaration
made at Terre Haute, when he was a
rabid Abolitionist, that he would
rather sleep with a niger than a
Democrat. FRANK, with all his
abuse of the party, is bitter pill for
the Democracy hereabouts, but it
would make the dose much less nasea-
ting if he would to day in some way
explain away, deny, or apologize for
his Terre Haute speech. Before he
commeaee5 his TRADE about the Re-
publican party ami negro equality, it
would be well to preface it with few
explanatory remarks about his Terre
Haute speech. raaaae
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TI q COJLEGE.

SgzFxE FALE. TEElsL OF UNToS CHRIS
TTar CO.LFGE viii commence Peclnes-
ddU, e7jteplber I0th, ICES.
This young and fiourishing Institution
is now prepared to compete with any Col
Iege or. University in the West. Its en-
dt5v5IiIent fund mas been increas ed to more
than 100000; a n annie Faculty has been
appoIuted: commercial and Music depart
nients have been ADDED, each under the
care Of competent ard experienced
Ieaehcr3 and every facility PROVIDED for
dCtpg hrst-class work. -.,-
Youog gentlemen and ladies, from far
sand near, may rest assured that no better
opportunity for Obtaining an ACADEMIC,
BUsiNE-S, SCIENTIFIC, or CLASSICAL
EDUCATION can be found in the West
than will be lurnlshed at Merom.
For further Information send Tor a ciTcu-
lar. Address eiLner OF the undersigned
"a THOMAS H0LAiE-, President.
g - THOMAS X ESA RMS, secretary.
Neron, Indiana, sept. l, 1868.
SeS Il xrpf
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-This.after-
noon the Supreme Circle of the
Brotherhood of the Union, now 10
session here, VISITED the President of
he United States, by appointment
The New York, New Jersey, Della
Ware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Dis
trict OF Columbia and Virginia dele
gates were severally introduced, when
the President, In response to the
salutatiOns that they came to pay their
respects to him, not only as the Chief
Magist ate, but as a member Of the
fraternity, said that he felt more than
thankful for this manifestation of
friendship, and expressed the hope
that they would all hereafter meet
under more favorable circumstances.
The Brotherhood of the Union is
a patriotic, industrial and beneficial
organization.
A special order just issued from the
War Department directs that General
Dyer, Chief of the Ordnance Bureau be
relieved from duty in the Ordinance
Bureau upon the assembling of the
Court of Inquiry. appointed by the
general order OF September 10Th, to
continue until the conclusion of its
Investigation. The same order directs
Col. S. V. Bennett, of the Ordnance
Department, to report in person to
General Dyer, to assist him while in
the Court. q
The following Internal Revenue
appointments were made 10 day:
Gaugers, John i. Warren and III e.
Watson, First District of Missouri
John Hegbie and Beuj. Todd, Fifth
District of Illinois: John p. Francis,
Seventh District of Illinois. Store
keepers, j. w. Ridgley and Robert
Spencer, Second and w. Entwistel,
Fifth District of-ElAuois. fi8.
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-~ LIE APHFS.
ts# - 49,
he City COuncll-COnfePenc about
ArmS-NegFO Trouble.

MEMPHIS. October 7.-The City
Council last evening appointed COM
mittee to confer with Gen. Gordon
Granger in regard To. arms destined
for Ark nsas, now stored here. The
result of the conference has not trans
pred. but il is understood General
Granger declines to interfere in the
matter.
Two negroes. j ohp Sears and Wm.
Read, had difficulty last night a bout
politics, during which Read shot
Sears, inficting a wound which will
probably prove fatal Read was ar
rested and released on 81 900 bail.
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A LARGE number of Republicans
at the last city election were unwilling
to stand the rain and endure tie
crowd and delay consequent upon
voting, -an4~ stayed away from the
polls. The Consequence of their neg
lect of duty Is the eprivilege of paying
hirty-thyxe per cent. more tares This
year than last. We hope it will be
such a lesson as will nluce them to
see to it that they-exercise a voice in
choosing the officers who are to man
age our county affairs.
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Internal Revenue App oint-
mentS.
PRINCETON.
Democratic Meetlng-A Failure.

Especial to The Evansville Journal
PRINCETON, Ind, Oct. THE at
tendance at the Democratic meet
ing to-day was very small After ad-
vertising for ten days. they had about
300 present. The principal speakers
failed to come, no one being present
but Niblack, of our State, and Ward,
Of Kentucky. Gen. w. A. German
and Gen Wolford were both expect
ed, but they did not reach here. The
meeting was the latest failure of the
whole campaign.
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The Cincinnati Gazette's Columbus
correspondents intimates that some
thing was the matter" with BLAIR,
which caused his speech at that place
to be rather an incongruous affair.
That Temperance Committee which
we suggested will have to be vigilant
during bis stay IN this city.
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PHELADE aIA.
The Issue of naturalization Papers
In BIank-POSltIOn OF Judge Read.

PHIEADELPHfA, Oct. Judge
Read, Of the Supreme Court of this
State, has written a letter, taking
grounds against the issuing of natn-
ralization papers in blank by the
Supreme Court, and diserediting the
statement that papers of naturaliza
tion in blank had been issued to the
number of over 5000. He is sus-
tanned BY J udge Agnew, and also by
Jut g Williams, who was appointed
by Gov; Geary to fill the vacancy
caused by the. resignation of Judge
Strong The letter says this will be
tt@ opinion OF a majority of the
Court when Judge Williams takes
his seat. The next meeting of the
Court In BancA will be- Monday next.
at Pittsburg. uh arFa :
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MAYOR WALKER told the people
last Spring, when he was seeking
their votes on the platform of econo
my andlight taxes, that if he did not
prove to the peopleethat he was bet
ter financier than BAKER "he would
be wiIliag to be bored for the. sim
Piles" We think it about time the
: boringP' process was commenced.
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in vas an insult" to the Mayor
aad Council to ask them to offer a
reward for the detection Of illegal
~oo-ir q AZ the election next Tuesday,
bnt il was no insult to the people
for the D5mOcratie Central Commit
tee Of Evansville 10 go into whole
sale system of importation Of voters
with which to carry the city, and pre-
vent the free and true expression OF
the popular will.
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I.ATEsT NEWS IIEsIs.
IA closed in New York yesterday at


Gold closed in New York yesterday al
1895
4 New York dispatch of date the 9TH
says: The steamship vile de Paris, from
Brest has arrived. The HerdEds special
Tsondol kilograms from Madrid, dated
Spanish Capital, last night, MOndav, the
fr 5th inst, at 10 O'Clock, report the reorgan-
ized Constitution of the Provisional Gov
ercment embracing among its members
Generals Prtnl SeFrano. with senior
AlaSba<a; and with these officials at the
head OF affairs, may be regarded as an ac-
omplished fact. lf sae
e- a dispatch from the White Plains, dated
the 6th. says; Weston, the pedestrian
sttrtel on a trip to make a hundred miles
fn.22l5 hours. AT O'Clock this afternoon
he accom- mplished his first twenty miles in
hours 81 minutes, and his second wenty
miles in hours q minutes, inc uding Is
minutes resting. He left on his third trip
"t lit5 P. NJ, cpnfident of success.
.a- .F San ancisco di- patch OF date the
le 6th says: Honolulu adyices of Sept 18th
ststietnat commercial matters are unusu-
ally duil, e whaie ship Milo, from the
ff 1Arcitc, Juiy I7'h, reports 80 vessels da a.
eage by ce. The catch of the whaling
II he,t THIS. season is poor. A heavy shock of
an -art6quaix. was felt at ailo atsd other
places early ia september Robert 9. Law
renee, Of the firm Of James, Robinson & Co..
died Sept 18th He had been resident of
Hoao utu since 1872. t. Perkins has
.l1 a IA ssunild tn dntfes of American Consul at
HoselauA surveys are being prepared for
iao g buatding q light house on the reef at the
entralca Of the HORROR of Honolulu. Late
~ .adyices fromOIcEeans Island state that the
vspip woree ster had lost her anchors, and
wa cpmpeiled TO sail for Honolulu or San
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CHICAGO.
Meeting of the Iadlan Peace Com
miSSi0EeFS.

CHICAGO. October 7.-The Indian
Peace Commission is in session this
afternoon at the fremont House.
Generals Sherman. Htrney, Terry
and Sanborne, Coll Tappan and Com
missioner Taylor. are present.
Senator Andersen is detained on
the road, and will not arrive TIL to-
morrow.
The Commission sets with closed
doors zfH+tf
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Eurnnean MarkAf.

By Cable1 81 LoSDof' Oct. Eve
CoNsoLs-941l for money, and 9l5s for ac-
count. -Hrs -e--ErE 1E
BoNDs-5-2Os "a; Erie 80; illinois Central
9515. r0 H1rff1 EFfs
fAt FRANKFORT October 7.
BoNDs-Quiet and steady at 747s.
PARIS, October Z.
MoNEY-Bourse -irmer; rentes 60 francs
20 centineS.
LIVERPOOL, October 1--we.
CoTroN-Easier; sales of 600 bales mid
ding uplands at 1874 did; Orleans IID
ll1sd; there was some business il cotton
to arrive at 1014d for upIands. :.
BKEADsTUFF5 = Unchanged, except for
corn, which is 81 hIg aer, and is quoted at
35s 81.
PRoyISI0Es-U u nchanged. 81
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1881.

wit more flrmness, at I21S for all stands
ara makes, such as American, Richmonds
SC; SC; l5c for Spragues and Pacific, 1917 for
w, l515 FOR Merrimac W. double mink and
~ P5s S standard siIee lag firm, At I555aIG
DalanaaSi inc NC and extra Atlantic A; Mouse
aug 10 G1nghans at I7Gtse far fhe C7iasoosr,
ahd Lancaster bra rds - ASA INC Ni'AssVp
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"uen uounds ),

"a huu lber of Democrats of this
c lty have been very much inceused at
t he repor circulated by the Indian
; polls Zen incl. that FaARK BLAIR.
J N q speech in that city in 1860, 'stig-
matized De mocrats as hell hounds. -
They woui d be highly gratifed il
FRANK wou Id give the report public
denial to-da! 7 in his speech. It.would
be oonsoliul for Democrats to hear
him deny II --
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New York Dry GOODS narRet.

By Telegraph NEW YORK Oet.''
Dry 3oops- Market firm and strong for
the best desc1tp ION OF cotton and woolen
GOODS i'm nr,atby of the advance of raw
Snataria1s' bt1t the demand is not Suf-
ficiently active to warrant improvement
in the price of man = 9Is al! scg9red fabrics.
4ie,l and sales of extra brands at ~ for "a.
Pecks square prints are consequently held
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ses w3iI Coroner Vsnderbnrgh coun
Cor0n8r's Inquest, No. as,

-FTJ- EBlsb SsN TEHE RODY OF CHEAG.
k.1s w. LOs q, VINO was found at his
/. rt sif!eDce. at tue bellevue Garden, in In
dependence, Vauderburgh County, state
of J ndtana, on the 2jttI day Of Septembe 4,
1868. he jury, being q Gly sworn, ii nd from
the evidence that he de ceased came t. dis
death By pistol-shot fired from the hands
OF A Warner, on the l3tn day OF Septem
, ber- The deceased died on the 25Lh of
september, 1865. Had on his pc son when
found white flannel undeish rt and white
cotton oyershlTt. a ze about 40 years; hight
. teeL Inches. Nothing OF value found on
body. SAMUEL r. HA AVLIN,
see6 W3Ll Goroner -Ns.ntierbnrgh county.
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sew FORK Cola ana stock Market.

By IeIegfaph.I NEW 1Okk, UcI' q
MoxEY-Easy at Cal per cent. a d
STERI.f \ G-IJu 4 at 81 49, 1,s4
GoLD-Heavy AN dul; opened At Ieo1s'
touched I40I aud c os d AT I3y3s cash
gold carce, and 1sg14 per cent. was paid
for its use day. -,
. CioyERNMENTs- Strong: Coupons of 'Sl,
1f4nlt4I[. do '62. ll3IzaII314;. do. 64, Iln5s
milI5I: do IS, IUl49IlU5s; new. le61s q
109; '67, IO876gI09; '6S lO9A @lOS2s; 1O-40s,
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CorOner's Inquest. No. IS.

YTEED on FKaE R0DY OFF ADAM
.h-E- "A RDLE, whose bOay WIS found at
n II resid dence, Oh SecDnd Avenue, bet Ween
Fifth and sixth streets, in the city of
evansville, Wander bufgh County, State of
The jury, being duly sworn, 1fud from the
evidence that tile deceased came to his
death by apopleXy of the brain At the
time of his death ne was about 55 ye 4rs OF
age; 8 feet high; wheH found, he was laid
out on q bed. Notniug found on body.
s Ltf SAMUEL p. HAVLIN,
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'WA$HLNGTON.

Supreme CircIe OF tho brotherhood
OF tho UniOn-A Visit to she Prrsi-
dent-&pecial OPdP= of the War
ID partlueHt-Gen.D Dyer TO be Re.
lieVsd--intePnal Revenue appoint
meats
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gROBERT S NlTH.

ii q TT q k e +.
MAIN STREET, bet Fourth and Fifth
EVANSVILLE, IND, -fr
Has inst received a rev Bearse, the finest
ever in the city a large assortm emit, of
I Metallic Cases, CasSets, and Collins kent
constantly on hand. jv Sed3m.
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ApplicatiOn for Licepse.

MFTOTECE rs EEEREBY GIVEN that
M I VIII apply to the County com mis-
.sioners of Vauderburgh County for LIZ
cense to sell LIQUOR IN quantities less than
a quart My pace of bDsiness Is on water
Street between sycamore and Vine, IN
the eft 2 Of evansville, Indiana.
SEPT 3yw WILLIAM CARTER.
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The White Pine Compound

oHv CURES
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipththerla
Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pull
monary Affections generally. 1t is a
remarkable remedy for Kidney Com
plants, Diabetes, Difdculty of Void
ing Urine, Bleeding from the Kid
il leys and Bladder, Gravel, and
HoHa other Complaints.
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(brOm Me Boston .JoasrnaI.)

Z AfDoeSfe
800 BOSTON, January 20, 1868.
PoLAND's WHITE me COSfPoUNl.-Aftel
haVlng given 1t a thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend PoEonCts JVyJtdEe
ftste Compound as q very valuable article
FOR the cuLe of Coughs, Colds, and Pul.
monIc CoMplalhts generally. In several
cases, we nave known II TO give prompt
relief when all otner remedies which had
Deen trled had failed. 1t is an article
which, In climate so prOm0tiye of sud
den and severe colds as is that of New
eng land, ought to be in every family
and we are sure that those who once Oh
tain IL, and give IL fair trial win NOT
thereafter be wiling to be without it.
a VALUABLE MEDICz - Dr., I4oland's
Ehte Pine Compound, advertised in our
columns, Is n success III attempt to com
bine and apply the medicinal virtues OF
the White Pine baI K. 1t has been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and
vicinity, and the proprietor has tesTim o.
nialS 20 its value from persons we'll known
10 our citizens. We recommend its trial
IN all nose cases of disease to which IL is
adapted. Ii rs for sale by all our druggists
~. 4. L1ideEe3adent ta
The WTute Pine Compound Is now sold in
every part of the United states and Brit.
lsh Provinces.
s-ase Prepared at the
0EyV ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
Boston, MASS.
c. DAMON & CO, Propristos.
CLOUD & AKIN,
eal 9a Wholesale agents.
q lr. aI
For sale atretail by all druggists.
mch7'6S dtf
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OHIO + EMALe COLLEGE.
liaE7TgE08 10 v At .ir f
COLLEGE HILL, NEAR CINCINNATI,
REV. n. G. BURT, DID,, President,

"OPENS HTS TWENTIETH EDUCA-
tiOnaI year on tine 25tn OF September
next Best OF teachers eDgaged for all
brapches. Rare OPPORTUNITIES offered for
ffnislrn ing nAInsi &c, Paintlng. and the Mod
arn Languages. special attention given to
1,hysiCai culture Beautiful ou1IdiI gs aud
arCuuds Adold he attraction of a superior
home eva =
Ez Prizes much re luced, making the
college tbe cheapest, for is facilities, to be
found IN the West. IH -a
I a Appli icati ons for further informatio-, or
for admission. TO be IN ade to the PRESIDENT.
iyz3 att lg,Ih WET .le-
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VKY ASTED AGE&TS-For
80 HORACE GREELEY'S
/" Recollections of a Busy Life"

IN one volume, handsomely illussEates.di e.
OF which Mir. Greeley hifnseh says;
= It - !, - r,,11eF -sIf AfYsELF, ny eEpe-
r,SI,eesl s1Iaes MOTORS, convictions, and modes
of thought, as these REcotL. 4. eItoHS; t.'1 -,
80 - " For particulars, terms, G ad-
asa ~ n. VENT " co.. Pubitshers, 50
%Ves5 Fourth street, Cincinnai, OhiS.
COLO dft wilt
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school hook "Uniformity.n

The proposed new school law before the
legislature, ostensibly aiming at uniformity oil
text books, bears on its face such an appear
ance of fairness as at once to invite co-opera.
ton from all persons not fully conversant
with the design of certain parties largely in
terested in procuring its passage. Il.
+ Assuring the public that no real good
but much harm can and will undoubtedly
grow out Of any legislation on this subject
we shall allow our readers to draw their own
inference as to whose Scat Is concealed in
this tub OF meal" -.
But few years since, our legislature pass.
ed what Is known as the five year law" II
was then expected oy certain parties who sug
gested that legislation, that the books then in
use throughout the State could easily be dis
placed by Others offered on very liberal terms
or by 'even exchange" on the strength of q
guarantee Of .fre gears sales, and the possible
ity of continuing their use Tor second term
This law has not accomplished the Object
OF its friends. Good books then in use have
not given way to the ether publications offer
ed, and so certain parties have not received thu