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Water Works.

Hon. JOHN S. NEWMAN, President,
pro tenp., Of the indianapolis Council,
and formerly President of the Indiana
Central Railroad man Of excellent
judgment and rare prudence-in
communication addressed to the
Council, says that he il persuaded
that the HOLLY system Of Water
Works is better adapted 10 the needs
of our State Capital than any other.
He says:
It is more economical IN construc-
ton in the first place, and cheaper ia
its operation, and is a greater security
against fires, such as no other sys-
tenn furnishes, and will dispense with
three quarters of the expense Of cur
present fire department., whilst all the
expenses of purchasing and laying tho
necessary pipes to conduct the water
are not greater in that system than in
any other, and could be so laid as TO
be used in any other system equally
we'll, while all the expenses OF en-
gines and other machinery for the pur-
pose Of putting in operation, will not
exceed $50, GOO; and am assured that
the most ample guarantees can be had
In case of failure to give satisfaction,
that the Holly ManulactuFine Com
pany will require no payment for the
engines, pumps and machinery, 50
that the objection to the system on
account of its being used would be
obviated, and if such were not the
case the OF lection Of neWness to the
greatest improvements has been urged
against the greatest and most bene-
fetal discoveries and improvements
the discovery and application Of steam
In its multiplied uses.
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Rep Drtod Hines Of Emper-
Gr Napole n.
Large Fire at Philadelphia.
Co: Min rs Voto ia Re-
sum Wo X.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-By direc
ton of the President, Bvt. Lieut.
Colonel q. II Carlton is detailed as
Professor Of Military Science aud
Tactics at Miami University. Oxford,
Ohio.
The President arrived this morn
ing. and during the forenoon received
quite a number of visitors. Acting
Secretary Richardson and Commits
siOner Delano had long interview
with him relative to the internal TevC-
nue. appointments and other matters.
At neon the Cabinet convened
there being present Secretaries Fish,
Rawlins, Robson and Cox; Post
master General Creswell, Assistant
Secretary Richardson and Assistant
Attorney General Field.
The meeting adjourned at o'clock
Various matters Of public importance
formed the subjects of conversation
but no definite action was taken con
cerning them
Secretary Fish read telegram re-
ceived by him from Mr. Burlingame,
denying the report that the Chinese
Government had rejected the treaty
with the United States.
The President will receive visitors
tomorrow, and ,eave on the night
train for Saratoga.
The President and Secretary Fish
to morrow will have conference OF
the Glasgow Consulship, when it Is
probable that o successor to Colonel
| Haggeriy will be appointed.
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More about the Fire.

CAPE MAY, Aug. 3I.-Among tho
buildings destroyed are tF iollowjng:
the Post Office, City Sur, yors Office,
u. s. Hotel. Amefienn RosF, formerly
Ameriean Hotel, including several
stories of The New Atlaatic Hotel. all
the property on both sides Of Decatur
Street. Barrett's Bowling Saloon, 6lc.
Cann's Hotel. &c Everything was
destroyed from Ocean Street on the
east to jackson Street on the west,
and from Washington Street on the
north to tire beach on the south, ex.
eept the Columbia House; the Center,
Ocean and Lapier House wefe-saved.
A row Of buildings on Washington
Street opposite cid American House,
occupied as stores. were damaged by
water and some OF them were torn
down. The. estimated loss is $175. .O00
The u. s. Hotel was sold last week to
Chas. Conway Of Philadelphia, for
$4,000.
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Foreign News.

NEW YoRK, August 3O-A special
to the Herald says:
PARIS, August 30,-The city is full
Of rumors to day regarding the health
of the Emperor, and perfect panic
prevails on the Bourse in consequence
Of statements made on the subject by
different parties and individuals.
While these rumors, which are merely
the work of ck.jobbers, are being
circulated, there is no doubt but that
the state of the health of the Emperor
is really such as to create anxie'y
on the part of the public He suffers
from disease of the bladder The
different political parties in and out of
the legislature arc busily specializing
as TO the issue of this physical aftec-
t ton.
The Imperial family is also alarmed.
IL Is said the Empress will hasten
back from Corsica Immediately, in
consequence of the receipt of news Of
such import from home. aud her triD
to the East will be abandoned.
Prince Napoleon intends. it is said
10 make a Democratic spcech in the
Senate some day during the ensuing
week, but his friends are opposed to
its delivery just now. They allcge
that If the present Empire should
faIl, his pretended Democracy will
not save his position 10 the eyes Of
the French people. The Empress
condems his conduct, as unwlse and
unCrateful. .
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A bold attempt was made on Monday
evening, between eight and nine O'clock,
oa the road leading from Madison, Ind,
TO Hanover, about three miles from the
former city, to rob DR.. :. j. Adair, OF New
Washington, Clarke County. lie escaped
by putting spurs TO his horse.
The large freight depot OF the Chicago.
Burlington q Quincy Railroad at Quincy,
between twenty and thirty cars mostly
laden were burned on Monday night. Loss
s,i stIiqaSed l az ap9ut $1,000. Fart OF LHe
cars belonged to the Hannibal < St Joseph
Road. Several hundred kegs OF gunpOWder
was In the depot Of the latter road at the
time and thrown into the siver.
DIR. Engleman, the confidence man and
burglar, arrested some weeks ago, IS now
Madison jail. His life IS despatred OF by his
attending physician. He has expressed
himself ready to turn states evidence, anu
make revelations that viii tmplicate
number Of other persons, IL he eau thereby
secure his own release, but the Prosecuting
Attorney refuses to allow him.
At the fire In the freight office of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RaIlroa ;,
on Monday night, the money and some
valuable papers in the freight lhouSe were
secured, but the books and papers pertain
ing 70 the road from its organization were
destroyed. The total loss will probably
reach 500, 900, most OF which viii Iall upon
the railroad. they being their own in
suTers. The fire is supposed to have origin
aied IN one Of the freight cars. standing
near Il6 1TGl94b nOuSes VVD1cn W as 2 frame
building about 3eO feet in length.
A large Convention was held at Spring
fed, Missouri, on the 18th ult, to consider
the project of building q Railroad from
Kansas City, Missouri, to Memphis, Ten
NJ ssee, via Spring6e q, Missouri. Most of
the counties along the line Of the proposed
road were represented, and much in
terest vas manifested. Resolutions were
adopted setting forth the Importance OF
the rad, and y temporary organization
ehecte 4 and q Board OF Directors eieo. ed,
with Col. j n. Richardson, OF Springfield,
as President, and Col. ]. NJ kIdIidge, Sec
rotary.
All was quiet at Scranton, Pa on Mon
day ght. Tue Dar-rOOms and saloons
in the city had been closed by order OF
Mayor Hill -Four hundred. special police
had been sworn in, and seven hundred
citizens had been enrolled as volunteers,
unGer command OF COL. Charles e. Royce.
All the coal mines a. heavily guarded, at
the reQuss st or the miners belonging there,
but the em plOyees in other districts have
returned since it was voted to resume
work, and that question has been re-
opened, aud final ballot was to be taken
by the Miners Union at 10 O'Clock Tues
day morning. six mines were worked on
Monday, but none with a full force. Many
miners tiOm other localities left on the
Monday evening train. The miners OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, at
Olyphant, voted on Monday to return 10
work.
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= VAAAAL IAIA EAtE y
Wholesale VS.. Retail.
Editors Journal:

Editors Journal:
The question naturally arises with
those who have read the Council pro
ceedings of last night, whether that
body. in providing laws and ordi
nanecs fer the future regulation of
affairs in the city, will exercise
proper regard for the rights Of all con-
cerned, or whether restrictions favor
able to one class of tradesmen and
injurious to others are to be estab
lishcd. Without discussing the pro-
priety of municipal embargoes upon
enterprising establishments who send
out their goods and wares to be sold
by samples, there are those who may
not readily understand why persons
thus selling goods to what are known
as our wholesale houses shall
be guilty of 1lo offense, while. those
selling to their less fortunate neigh
bors will beadjudged violators of the
law. and visited With severe penalties.
The opportuaity of purchasing, by our
smaller merchants directly of Eastern
manufacturers, through theIr agents,
enables the merchant to better judge
of the actual first cost ofthe article he
sells, and be. can. if he chooses, offer it
to the consumer at lever price than
If it pass through other hands, and
while this is important to the retail
dealer who may not so frequently go
to the Eastern cities in person and
supplies directly the consumer,
what good reason can be shown
why the privilege should be limited
only to the wholesale merchants
whose trade islargeIy with non RESI-
dents of the city, and having more
frequent opportunity of visiting East
srn manufacturing establishments,
has less need Of assistance from their
agents. Win the friends Of this or
dinanee claim that the wholesale
dealers Of the city need special legis
IatiOn to secure certain rights to them
and at the same time withhold the
same rights from those who are, to a
greater or less extent, in competition
with them? And who shall interpret
the law SO that the unwary drummer
whose desire is to be law abiding
NAV sell the merchant who claims t,
be wholesale, but the aggregate 0
whose business does not exceed sixtl
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Railroad ACCIDENT

MEMPHIS. August 31.-The freight
tLaln from Louisville for this plaee.
through the negligence Of the work
men on the road, ran off the track
near Brownsville, this forenoon.
smashing several cars. aud fatally in
jurlng the fireman and engineer.
The passenger train from Chatta
.nooga for this place, ran TIN ough the
bridge, near CORTLAND, Alabama. yes
teEday forenoon, domolishinS the
englse and baggage and smoking cars.
Fortunately 90 one was IN the smok-
ing car at The time
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 31.-Track lay
ing upon the Louisville branch Of the
Ohio Il Mississippi Railroad is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. The road is
expected to be ready for use By the
first Of Decent er.
Adyices from the lower counties
state that thirty five men of the State
Guards will be mounted tomorrow at
Lebanon, and start with guides for
the mountains, IN search Of regula-
tors.
The Masonic fraternity are about
erecting Widows and Orphans
Home, at cost exceeding 500, 900,
upon the ground donated for that pur-
pose TOR several liberal citizens.
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nashville, August 3I.-Weatho.

NASHVILLE, August 31.-Weather
much cooler 10 day. The mercury
indicated 840 at P M
A meeting Of colorcd men took
place this afternoon, to investigate
the disturbances at Smyrna, Ruiher-
ford County. a number of refugees
from that vicinity were present Hon.
John TrImbie, Neil S. Brown, and
Henry S. Poote took part n the meet
iug, which finally adjourned, without
doing anything, 10 ? P. NJ TO morrow.
The first bale Of Middle Tennessee
cotton was received here yesterday.
from the plantation Of A. @. Hender-
son, near SMYRNA.
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THE opening of the new St. Louis
and Chicago route, via the st. Louis,
Vandalia & Terre Haute Road, to Eff
fngham, and thence by the Illinois
Central, was formally celebrated on
Saturday, by an excursion Of large
party Of merchants and business men
Of St. Louis. Two passenger and two
freight trains daily will run on the
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large Fire

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 81. - a fire
this evening destroyed Earls picture
on Chestnut Street, above Eighth
Loss heavy, including many valuable
paintings. One fireman was killed
by fellipg through 4 sky light. The
Continental Hotel : { oDe time WITS In
danger, but escaped Injury.
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SCRANTON. Aug. 3L-The miners
Of the Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western Railroads, to day, voted by
AL TO Z2l to Immediately resume
work. The strong demonstration Of
the citizens yesterday had the best
effect, and there is every prospect Of
q full resumption Of mining with but
little DELAY.
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NO. I.52L1
mo. l,52l.I
United States Marshal's Notice.


United States M8rshal's Notice,
United states OF America, District OF In
diana, S.:
EWTHEREAS, a libel OF information
~ was filed IN the District Court OF the
UnHed States for the District OF indiana
on the nth day OF August. 1859. bv Oliver
Il. Shinkle and Urtah Shfnkle, by Messrs.
Porter Harrison, and Fishback, their
prCctOrs, against the steamboat Charles
ton, whereof Thomas Murdoch was lately
master, her tackle, apparel, and fuPniture
seized at said Distfist In "a cause OF con-
tract ciytt and martJime, and claiming
damages IA the sum OF $3.50, n Il PRAYING
process against said steamboat, and that
the same may be condemned and sold
theI efor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the mo-
milton, under the seal OF said Conri, to me
dire cted and delivered. do hereby give
public notice u all persons claiming Haid
goods or any part thereof, or in any man
nef Interested therein, that they be and
appear Bcfore the District Court OF tho
United States, TO be he.d at tle city or In
dianapons, ili and Tor the District Of Iu-
diana, on the nrst Monday or Septen Der
next, at Il O'Clock OF the forenoon Of that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims anu make their al esations in that
behalf tfH
BEN. ~POO ER, Marshal, u. s.,
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
AttSst j. ID. HOAVLAND. Clerk
.It lau2i di4ti
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HAVANA, Aug. 3I.-Havana Jour
pals give no credit to the report that
the U. 5. Government has made pro-
positions to Spain for a separation Of
Cuba from the mother country, and
declares if any such proposals have
been made, they can have but one
possible result" refusal"
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QUEBEC, Augu,t 81. TIE ship la
borers are on a strike, and the trade
Of the port is almost az 4 stand still.
Yesterday the Laborers $ So,iety, num-
berIng 300 persons, marched in pro-
cesslon through the sticets. aud their
couduct was so disorderly that the
military was called cut to prevent a
rios. The Mayor aud several promi-
nent cIttz as were ~ roughly han
died
Archbishop Kcnirick. of St. Louis,
I5-uoW hele, ou MS way 10 Rome. He
preached 20 a largc Congregation at
st Pa rick 5 yess. rslav.
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" CONTINENTAL HOTEL"
Henderson Land Sale!
PostpOncmCnE or Drawing 70 DE-. 2s.
corr ESPONDEYCg MI H1EhW Af}t.
tYbl 1fcOLATW IND TifE con-
MK98fONlfRS.

Messrs. BanKs and others, Comm EaiOucrs
appointed by Hct Of keutucHy LcgHln-
turc:
q GENT1EMEN: / regret that 4 am com-
PEELED 10 ask Ht your hands postpone
inent of the drawing Of prizes iu the Heu-
dcrsOm County efky.) LaEd sale.
Although q great many tickets nnve
be en- sold a sufficient number have moi
been disposed or 20 Justify "a sale az NV
property without loss 70 me, unless 4 hold
the unsold tickets, which do not Intend
10 do.
Ifyou viii give me until the 2Sth dny OF
DeceLn bcTs lb8jt 4 feel confident or dignOa-
ing ofah the tickets ~ that time. Il am.
gentlemen very repeatedly,
WM. MCCLAIN.
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REPLY or rnn collM1gsIovEPg-


The underslgned, commlssIoncrs 10 man
age tho HendUrsOu Land sale, regret 10
announce 70 the public that q BuuiClent
HuinDer or tickots have not been disposed
Of 10 Justify the proprietor tn allowing
transfer Of the property on the lst OF sep
lembcri and tbeg nafe concluded % pO8f-
pOne the drawing until the 23lh day OF Dee
ccmber, 1863.
a large number of tickets have been
Fold, and we emtertsuu but little doubt THAT
all VIII be disposed Or by the time nEcd
tercsts Of ticket holders ia seeking 70 have
none Others than those who have pure
chosei tickets share in the drawing.
Should the drawing take place now the
proprietor would be Compellloi Jon order 20
save hiinseu from loss, q take 1lA cnance
In the drawing with the unsoiu tickets.
THIS he does rot desire 10 do nor would We
desire he should do 10.
Tue pOstpunBmcnb Is l0r snort Time
only Al Il as the possession ol the farms
cannot be Burrendered-beingr rented out
for the present year nor the erenL coLLbeleu
until the LIST Of January next 40 can mako
but little difference with those VINO are go
fortunate as 20 win whether they succeed
on the lst q seplemosf OF lhe ~'"A oAy OF
DITIs- me owner of the property viii hold no
tickets, and we lTHst ~ so5 = Wo 40 nave tn9m
us-ror there viii positively be NO
further pOstponement.
The money arising from the sale OF tick
cts is In the bank, to our credit. aud the
owner or the property cannot ln any way
use or control 40 until after the driving
creasiug interest in tho scheme, aud tho
confidence manlfeBlcd throughout tho
country "a rs fairness justify rs ~ Lpe
come or at the appoiu Cd time.
va. II !. Holloway,
ROs T. GLASS
VS. ELAN,
GRANT GREEN,
Commissioner.
Henderson, Ky, August "a 1899.
laug28 2Wd2-Wl
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tbonsand dollars, with impunity,
wbiTe he cannot, without suffering
hoayy penalties, supply him who sells
to actual consumers a hundred thous-
and dollars 9 year.
r A LIVE RETAILER.
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sTEAMRnAr r.rNn.

10 L0ULbN1LI4hs--lsV@ry MDuHhy nL iU
O'Clock Am. Every ruhadHy edncE-
day Thursdoy, Frid0y, and eatur'ny nt o.
no cAIRo-Daiiy, except suudny ID =
O'Clock n. M.
To dREEN RIYER.- Every MOnd AZ. .ruut.-
day, Thursdays and Saturday % t0'cIoch
Pm.
To 1AArFORT. EVERY Tuesdny and spt-
uriay nt O'Clock O.. -.
To HEHDERsoE-Daiy. except ruu .syH,
at O'Clock Pm.
10 HAsHvILLE- EYei5 TUESDAY ,Wsdnos-
day and Eulurday ~ q 20
Transient bonisdaliy up an dow
To CIECfSNArf = bsers -aturday at BOD
An.
10 CAEEELToN -Eveiy uerduy. Thuu-
day, and Saturday % 10 AN.
RookpOrtStage tvfa huWburrh and toun-
Ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. m.,
on Mondays, Wedneddnya and FIldayH.
Arrives by p. ~ Tuesday,. IhurHdHyH
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony maIi stage leave. stou-
days and Fridays a. z A. "a. Arrlyob VuoH-
days ana Saturdays bg 4 r. u
NJ. vernon Mail stage lBaVEH uhlil iU1
5ept 5undayHl al a. II. LrliVeH dhiIg teK
sopt Sundays DS q. ri.
To NEWBUha.-- ncE daily telcupi sum
4sy,l ir0m tie merchant Botei, si
O'Clock r., n.
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WEDNESDAY, -......-sEPTEMBER !, lS89.
ne rosult Of the eleetion IN Tippe

THE result OF The election IN Ilppe
canoe County, on a proposition to ap
propriate three hundred and seventy
three thousand dollars ($373, ,000)
towards the building Of the Lafayette,
Bloomington aud Muneie Railroad,
was 10 favor Of the appropriation.
The majority is seven hundred and
ffty-eight.
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lNDIAHAPoLIs, August 81 The
Cincinnati California excursiouists
arrived al Lafayette, sInt. ,;at G.45 this
afternoon, over the Illinois Central &
Lafayette Railroad, being Eve hours
and forty minutes from Cincinnati.
They took supper at the Junction
House, and left on the T. w. e w.
Ralrnad.
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MoyemeBts of GEN. sherman.

BANGOR, Nc, Aug. 31-Gen Shcr-
man and daughter arrived 60 day. aud
were escorted by the citizens to the
Bangor House. He goes 10 Angus a
tomorrow.
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PARIs, August 31.-The capture OF
nokadodi By the BIikado is con
firmed
The newspapers of this city assert
that Dir. Burlingame received q dis
patch from The Chinese Government
expressing a cordial recognitioa OF
the treaties he concluded with A mer
ica and the different European States.
PARIS, August 3l.-Tho Hmpress
Eugenle will remain At Aj1ccio day
or two. She viii return TO Paris
some time Between the third aud
ninth of September.
(, = y he Emperor was 1t work yester-
'iay With M- FORBADE do Ia BoQcett tie.
Vhe t'R6bc says the Emperor viii
give audiences to visitors to day
= PARIS, August 3l.-D0n Carlos has
embarked a Guipiso for England,
de has abandoned, for the present. /.
the attempt to provoke a rising ia
Spain, and will wait q more favorable
opportunity
a dispatch IRON Agacie annOu 0 css
that the Empress IS lndispoSed. and
that the Prince Imperial will assist
aI9ne 1t the Festivities there i9 homer
of Napoleon. 8
The French papers have received
copies Of q manifesto melting iusur-
rectlon sigpea by President De Co
mite Buitus
!. A note nom The Auenela Legl-
tIon contTadiets fh3 pert 5Ivll.c.;o
prevailed here on sunday. THAI ,lI..r
gerous cousPir4 y had beeu disc.y ri
on board the irigate S. biuc. and pro
n5unce5 the story as HfieFiy wiahout
foundation
PARIS, Aug. 81 Tie Jou,aal 06iciaI
has intelligence from Ascunsi0n that
the installation of the Provisional
Government meets there wilhl many
obstacles, which render doabtful tho
practleabilry of the measures re-
sorted to by the Allies for the paeiii--.
cation Of the country.
President Lopez holds position Of
great strength Ia the mountains, aud
the, want of provisions eomp4la the al
he'd army to remain Inactive.
TEQKrv
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TURKEY

CoNsrANTINoPLE August 3L-Ls-
mael Pasha has begun his prepara-
TOPS for voyage to this city.
C0NsTANTINoPLE. August 3I.-The
Turkish troops have been concen.
trated in the vicinity Of CONSTANT
-neDle for review, in honor OF Empress
Eugene. About 800 900 men have
gone into camp at Beicos, eight miles
from Scutari.
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g EALED PROPO$AHS WILL as
- received at my office until September
10 a. 1853, al 10 O'Clock Am. for the con-
StIuctlon or wing walls on the side OF the
bridge near the Salt Well. Tie Comnis-
SlonelS reserve the right TO reject any or
al bids. SPECIFICATIONS for The work are
on nie IN my Office.
VICTOR BISCH. A.V.G
kNansYilLe. Aneu.f 81 IAaa AMI lltd
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Wabash College,
JRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA

TNHEIS ENsEETUrGeN OPENS TTS
h rhiTty-sixth Annual Sesdon on We'd
nesday, September 8th, 1860. Ample facil~
lilies are furnished young men To pursue
the classical and scientific courses Of study.
IN the Academic Department young men
are lifted for College. Among the studie
taught In this last named department are
complete courses In Arithmetic. Algebra,
Bookkeeping, Physical Geography, Ehy-
siology. Rhetoric, DC, &c.
z The instructors In the College arc.
Rev. j. Il. Tuttle, ID, Presidenti ana
Professor OF Moral and Intellectual PM
lOsOphy;
Z. o. Hovey, 81. A.. Professor Of Chomis-
" {. Wills, 81. 4, Professor Of Greek Lam
: S. 3. Thomson, #. A., Professor OF Latin
Language, &C. ..,..L.,-
ematics. Natural Philosophy, and AsiTou-
" g. White, n. A., Professor OF Ehet-
oric. German and + ench Languages;
ID. A. B.sseti, N. a., Principal OF Pre-
paratOTy department
H. Il. Thomson, A. b., aud n. Al. whit
ford, A. B., Tutor.
Information and Catalogues ut upon
application A. THOMSON,
aug9 dwlm Treas. Wabash COlls ge.