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nNE Halfintere>t in large body of land,
~ but will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
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No. 2..--FemaIe ScIKOIarsb ips.


SIh00-To Parents and Phiianhropias.
Ten female students will be received into
the family OF the President of Neophogen
College, and trained "a his children. boarded
clothed. books and stationery furnished, and
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September, 1875. They must not he under
twelve years Of age. and able TO read and
write. he chief inducement in presenting
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the College, and 10 enable him TO verify his
views in regard to the development of any
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Seven Stern Facts.

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grade in the world.
,. In four speciali,ies it challenges compe-
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;. II exempIties tina, an institution may
e very good aud very cheap, though contrary
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). IL educate, males and females, which
- natural and riglt-now so decided by ex-
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Il M expense will be spared to secure
teachers of the finest talent in Europe and
america.
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for the satisfactory execution of all work in
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,ronage of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim a gentleman up in any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand TO a, commodate the ladies'.
June 5. 1S75-tf
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The Home College,

for the North and the South
Sectional Pryudicts must be destroyed, or
true National Patriotism wM
cease 10 ernst.
There is no way SO effective a. the bring
ng r"ge'!rcr the noble youth, from all sections.
MI have al heart the making them devoted
ricnd. in College days.
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lOOO ment on the pace. Near the
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900 ACRES wood land, SO acres dog
ZUO wood ridge, some sweet-gun land,
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ten miles southeast OF Rayvile. Far further
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LAND FOR SALE.

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NE0PIIOGEN
MALE &FEMAlE COLLEGE,
Gallatin, Tennessee,
Onfhe orisriIic Il NashriHe Rdiiroad, and al
The Junction Of the C"mboia"dS Chic
Rdii,oad,
26 Miles from Nashville.
p-ANTsI 1AG AD-aNiG YEAR,

The school i. in lne Of the richest aud most
rharnim. agricultural counties IN America, III
the hear OF the f;,mou, Bluegrass country of
Sumner county. Tenn. lovely valley. lying
betwe.u a range If the Cumberland muun-
Iains aud the Cumberland river. in n beautiful
lnrlr city Of WINS and flowers, confirming
300 inhabitants, distinguished for inteil
gcnce aud rrliucmenr. hospitality and gene
r"siIy. This place wa. selected after canvas
-ing the advantages aud Inducements offered
at all The most noted point, in the country.
Sixteen Members Of the Faculty,
a number of whom have the highest national
reputation. both IA teachers and authors, and
will be increased 10 twenty live the next
academic year.
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The Five Schools of the College Course.

ue 1--WE I0ClOU.S Vi Tile OU-ltSc OOuIScs
|. Sclool Of Humanites.
,. q AncieiI Language.
>. NJ alternatives.
4. 80 Philosophy.
;. History and Moral Science.
Departments.
|. Preparatory School.
Normal School.
3. Nu-w Schuul.
!. Art :, hpol.
j. Schnol of Modern Languages.
6. Agricultural School.
7. Commercial School.
:. Law School.
Board, Tuition, Fuel, Wash ng, etc. S68.
~ 900 Catalogues for Graturous Distribution.
Students can attend Baptist, Method
list. Christian, Presbyterian or
Catholic Churches.
Students are received at any degree of
advancement, III any time.
, 1876-04-01

s.,.ry Of sseoo and he killed him. 10 found .h.. .hs
3ecrrtAry OF tho 1uaeror alvaya prayed oTer every
separate and distinct barrs Of ssltbee that was In
tended for tho ,noonvnssel SAVAGE anil then kept that
becf h!mscf, W hn killed him Also. lilo found thst
the secrcs.ry Of THO fa.y know mora abnn handling
suspicious cafmA than he did shout hanfltnR sur.
and he at onoo MAIDS ond Of him. IIc found that
vary foul Private Booretary hsd t.ccn ruEneefnsu r.
through Rl1Am ttil, 40 la destroyed him: no 1's-
covered That the Congress whrh plcsn1:1 to hros ,
aons virtt very anxious 10 investigate ~ Annas'
eaaor who had dishonprrd tl,o country abroad, hus
equally anxous to prevent tne appointment u M
spoilers n slm,ar pnst; Tint tha Ooaaresa Msa
10 God but party, 10 syte Of morals but tmsty pl-
10y. no vision but bats stio. and no fcasoh ns OF,
c,se for e1istin1 nn5how. Therefore ho nlA'aac1tl
Whrn h I'D tni.lr.t r great work he said, IN bis
ha,,fatIyr wny "Io have destroyed all lhs reptiles
W. rptsick had no Polls!os; hts synrnthies .5 Nth
the rieh2-thpt w.a 'o!aea enough. Munn M no oams
Dsnosrat Or 1erub'ca,, la. ssap1y e. s1sitsd hsa
viii, wr had hi.n hero 10 trim M IN for Tho Conan'
tlai but that ranuot ,c. lila asaif, which was thc
s,nbol OF real mot shan reform, IN dn. 1IoWerue,
" stIli have with Us tho syhol Of Truth -taeorae
WashInRtonH little latehsss sfor know They've buried
II. Ioura truly, y. l.. Cf4xAxNs.
, 1876-04-01

1to@r counsels, and asked hts opinion in writing.
l1a gavs them his views on tho 10th. Un tne
11tl, the Committee reported the ordinance.
Tho noxt day tho clause foreitllug sln7ery raa
jnaortcd, on motion Of Mr. DANG aud, On tho
18th, tho Ordinance a. amended
wAa PASSED uNANtMoUsLy,- ...
only four DAYS aftor tho Committee took charge
Of It. Tho ohiof provisions Of Il ware declared
eomo prcvtols proposals H'ado ~ JoHefsoh,
(which mnao the Ordinance ir1epoalab'e cxcopt BY
tho mutual consent Of Congress- and the Terri
t&urlos to 10 formed nnIcr It. ,,,,
Tint Dr. Cu.lpr, With Ills commanding abtlt.
rites and lll8 achomo to buy 1.500, 600 acres OF
sand.-in fact 10 bought ,00o 600 also Tor other
parttes.-seoured the rasaaRo al thts ofaihanco;
With ali It's wiec PROVISIONS for the protection Of
human liberty, In tho short space OF four days,
Of well.at.oslol collateral facts. On hls
arrival, Dr., Ontior at once paid court
10 tho Southern mcmboro. Ill. great learning
guest aud, withal, hts splendid achamo for The
sottlomont Of THO Wcat and tho cancollng Of the
Government indebto1ness, was captivating. OF
couree ]e mingled with aud Hecnrod The ashsst-
snce Of nil. His work. as in all such caaea.
wAa DONE ouTs1DE o. uoN0nRss
ard. to show that he know how to do 1t VeiL
auch quotations as theae arc selected from Lis
journal: --..
Mol.on. think may be t.ustea DANG naast 10 ssre
sou, H. Ii. LIZ, and Darlington certainly R'S warm
kdvuo1to6.
Con. St. Clair. tho President Of oonEro."'
could not ut first bo induced TO support me
echorno, but, On DR.. Cutler t!nding DO wished 70
DO tho frat Governor OF tho Norenwost' though
It waa expected Con. Gonton, OF Connecticut,
should llago tue Office, hc promptly promised
that st. Clair phould DO Governor. Hc tlion
supported tho MEASURE strongly aud rchped hsa
reward.
mediate moving cause Of tho passage ct 90 grand
an inatrumept "a the Ordinance Of 81 uaa to
IT, GIGANTIC LAND SPECULATION.
NAV rob It Of tl,e revoronco that has heretofore
been felt for IT, But, in sll respects. tho sohomc
xss eu honest and = nobto ono. DR.. Cuaer, and
tlIe n,en he represented, to roward thom for the
nsrdships aud trials incident 10 tho settlement oi
now country, made It condition that civil and
religious liberty should bo forever guaranteed te
them and to their children. They hat
right to tnalst on that condition. and tho grand
old patriots who embodied 1t in tho law will pe
ever hono1ed by all who love liberty. ThI
Northwest with its 10000, 900 Of froomen, 1T
grcat cLtios,-Cinciunnti, ST. Louis, Chicago
and scorcs OF others, tsouliug with intelligence
energy, and ucaltll.--all attest the Wisdom o
TINT 1noasll1o. As loyal EnglieLnaeu say OF thci
Constitution, " Esto pcrpelua," "-lcs it ba pot
rotual.
, 1876-04-01

Fnrts llanch lo) Correspondents .ftu York 1tmsa
Yesterday = famous lAdy writer died 10 tho
Ruo dea Ecoles This was Niue. I.ouiHe Colet,
nee Revolt, aged % Jesra, Mme. oo!es has
played moderately Important rolls in .hs ro-
besldes her poetry, being "a Les 'Do1nloTs Mar.
quis," "peu3 Mols an1 pysenees." - Los
nerriers ,Abbes." "stol!ero." aud "Lul."
Which caused literary scandal. Milo, Ko-
vol mREsied II. Colet Professor ot Ilar.
mony q the cop9seIyatsoiIy' bnt she in.
psanlonAte and intolelaus nature. she could mol
boar contradiction OF criticism, aud Vas guilty
Of come public acts OF violence. Tue chiof
Amoug them was ler attempt to kill Alphonue
KAsr.. Attacked by her With knlfo, Kar1 dis;
armed her and put har out Of doors, He carried
tho Affair no further, but keops tho kntfo, upon
which Ae has hAA engraved !: " IleoelYed from
Mme. Co!et tn tho back).". Afsosward, ahe at.
taeaea her nephew leyoll In Tho street, who. uu-
able to call out hts aunt, made hia Harmonious
uneie responsible. Nine. Colet iuhhslsod the
salon Of Mms, Necamier, aud tor yasra aho Gu.
ssEtsiueds literary society In charming man.
ns5,
, 1876-04-01


a!'eava lie quiet: G!ama caro- nothng "nhteEef
a!1cHt mnsid. and heavens sndsehfth illon1
\! yon hau mage t'!o aeanal1nE o. .gnornnGv ..s
utuay Or yonf ,'te yon cautu no1 nase Efauna'of
with hiEhot honor than ron conla to-uay.
novos snw hhyitinR lixe IT.. Ip1r oneossason ~ ,a o.
tno t hofao-choatnnt1 70 az sLnc.1 % W i..nSts
htoaaly gaming III IssoT a.ay ,,@
ueotIoy !h'b loura "Has ~ ~ ..rn a"" i,,afe
yonr 9stMAtioa ena 80; h.at ~ "T Tnr,s,n,
oaTLi ooaa NOT on5oI ] nnu II ;,xsrn s,.n3
nos WIN yoa N ny o.sa. "od a1i, r."o,,.
~ u."sa VI "Mss w hs"t & ~ n f,',S ,,.S,.n.o Mwory
nono n9fs; nma"h !.' .Gno NJ pnrhsds ~,
;a s..o ~, s. , u g9uF u1suisn nspdanmo
~. 'no o,, Istu u .n nl ~, non mar.
"ans 5on 70 e: Noanis om ,ISa Hs..' oS1 XII twh-
.'Ss aMhuS me- 70 aako ano.oI t noax, c .n.thn9
arm hnt s.u'as.ra snm H. ~ -" o''n A""" "u''e
To' r. e,' Wv, o,,s,.o, ,,n -.hh,o. ron
-, - onn,,IGn,ari IT, III Hr,t H." srcr
'oa su ~ - .at .ns mnfoa1,,n rotns. tn,t vnm
pns 1 H. ~ '1 Daj,,, ~,
nso ~ 'o T. H., sat t,,,e6 vnr u
i'narS ~ : rma.,s hnv;cm ~ knnw nn,thirr ~,
arer ~ ~, .sit % rnt1snsnn- Ven trrrni Whn
rita ~ :" r.,s.Ie ~ tta ananna. .rato
nlavorsS Wh~ !. nsrce, ~ nrnmntnd shosmaisrn
esm2 srrron.,co s,nehocarioa Win tnnr tnst AZ
nmcf aI,nt .,o,l *ct,o An do at,ot 0ood farm
Inv nneA snS " ~ nors' tv1'o rcview tfo 1nnks
rSSn,,,c win naycr wroto one. Who ,in nj, Tho
hcary 1oai1rrs m i,nnnro? Parties Who hhyo
~. * - a,a.,t,,.it;.. fo- nrc.-{rr rot1,ino
, 1876-04-01
IOWA.,

- EAlA 0A VIC AkoFs t4 Aas S"Sf'-1A
nlntlcr OF Importance to 1oavn 6ol-
dicrs-BurninE Of Henry clay Ucnn's
Ikcsidoncc aaad Library.
Special Correspondence a 7te Gtieaao Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., March 29.-The Rev. J. Il.
Swope, 11esiiiug Elder Of the Dea Moines Dis
ttict Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, died
suddenly Tuesday afternoon. Monday. about
noon, I mot hin on tile street In perfect health,
welcoming his friends In hts usual cordial and
hesrty manner. Mocting m old fsiond, ho in
yitcd him to dino With him. Alter tho meal naa
ovor, 10 complained Of aove1o 1aiu IN Ills side,
Which grow worHo until he writhoa in agony.
Physicians we1e called. WHO pronounced it q
scyoro attack OF plourisy. Ho died about
tuenty-four hours after tho attack.
AIr. Bwopa was born in staunton, Va, in
1888. Ho WAS ordaincd q tuiuiBter of tho
Methodist Church sixtcon years ago. aiuco when
he has been located at South Bcud, Ind. at
various places in YIrefnta, aud Ia 1oTa. At tho
last noe.iog Of the Conference, le MAS appoints
cd P1oaiding Elder OF this district. Worry fe1 do
nominations! preachers draw about them 80 many
warm friends oitoido thoss own church: as 90
nll who know him. Tho Baptist Centennial
Educational Convention, In eesHion hero. unhnl-
n1ouhly adopted resolutions Of SORROW and gym
pathy presented by the Rev. Dr.. Murphy. with
b QIOHlIN klluAtH W *AV A4VAA@AAJ ~ tAN AN-
ceased.
INFORMANT 10 IOWA soLD1ERH.
Adjt.-Oen. Baker writes the following, OF tu,-
portance to Iowa soldiers, which be detres pub
lshod In THE TRIBUNE:
~ III EtIitsr cf Tas CHfeaao Hihnns:
DE4 MONIES, H., March MI Wish you would ad.
viss ths soldiers ot Iows to keep thdr discharges in
the handa of honest aud rellae claim agents In The
8tato. Dy no means send them to agents In Other
Etatca. ....
Under general orders Of tho War Der.ytucu No. 49,
f!tIbJtrnflet t1tAG
/. rho Becond ComEtroliess construction of sos.
Tor determining the Esto Of additional pay for tho
length Of service 10 soloss Who have been cnttnu
ousy in seree s!nca Aug l. l64s. or from dats prior
Tho time se.rod prior 10 Ana. I, 1851. whether hvu
Iuoro count fur ona en!ztnlGnt only aud
entities tte soldier, and After TINT data 70 81 st
month additional PAY. Further incEeasa os 81 peE
month for service Subsequent to Aug = 1854 must bo
estimated On tho asia of aycyear psriods calculated
Under ths 1nlo The soldier Is entitled to additional
pay ner month - follows: From Aug. ls54, 70 Aug
mora per month for each further period Of ye years
s. u e
for length pf service under the accton cited {act o
Ai,g; 1. 1ss4,. In exeess Of q pcr month: .,..,u
with tic tasla rnada In accordance With the pas
practices prior to ApEtl 80 ls7o; lnt mstsrs of sha
with tic rules stated above.
II. TO sscuse uniformity Of actson hereafter, ~hen
:nsa x By SEpatonh Of sf
month corresponding w1.h that q their enlistment.
a., man wa enlisted gu tho Int day Of January
day of January 1850. ii tha soldier des!r,u to rs-en
". xou; losiDE dsys ray, TO must r0en't OF
Now, II the papers ia lows Will COPY tLis, they viii
do good service to many msn or c!R familse' TEuf,
YOUR, N. u. DAxkn.
HENRY CLAY DEAN nuNNEn ouT.
l In $b,. II. MAJ
, 1876-04-01
"MhSTE.BASkErED I"

With eager eye maiden scanned
Tbs printed sheet grasped tI har hand:
Then shrteked. In uotes OF seEsechy bfAnd,
HWa4te-bs8ketsdl*
. partes, your fAoe looks awful yailer;
Them ieary soosn just Ike melted taller;
Golins, what makes you s1ntEm and hslter n
"Ws6te-hAxteteAl !"
. o land how your long nose does ahttst
Whist II ghs ulsttnF now, 6o1ins I"
4 wall trtas like hungry sxlnet
Wasto-lsskstodl !"
Whea darkness sslgns, and chill midnight
Lids honest folk blow out the light,
ahp, snutlitkg, ,nohns without respitA:
~Wasts-b&1teted u
And, WHEN morn breats Ia atreAts Of rcsAt
And ruthless bids III lpn our clotheA,
kAs scseechtx. - aAs w!lta her uoAes
"Wa4t1-t&4ketsll |"
FRANCES g. CossTAN1.
, 1876-04-01
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


~ ~ yd,tor ~ yss Cb1rao, Trf1uut:
n,.,,. .vsa,, Tor March "A lat
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tor from mo, "a'eh you A,na'y panaanoa ~
perfect shower Of lottess,-so many that 1t would
;,,dccd t,o nnnoRath,o for rno to answer al, HAY
-. vi, .r,.,t 80 ., s,;va ao,no oon.
a1to .nas ~ w." .to,,s,s -a,r .nt,,,rue %
number Of anxious inqulrcsa?
First, would say, am acting In the interest
- az nnty ~ nsrtio. noi,bor gor anv nornonu
taroa. ~ hit ao,n1v Yron, doare to zee our couu.
oeheis, o4. so'o't Ato1' uoo'o ~ "eo oAA ~
" tiled with moral anu 'adaets'oos eet''etS'
sucl as tho few we hayo already hofo can Justly
cta,n, to bo.
Ohehalts County has an area Of 2soo
square m''eS' anu popalas'ou " NV euu.'s
chiefly Americans, although tho SCOTCH
English. Irish, Germans, and SHedos are repro
aonto1 v,tbin ita hound.rtcs nre tuutreds of
mlaeh Q! 6tfealAo' auu tnoos4uo' y. WV ~ - @
ber-!and. Onr forest~troos are sp9aco' nf. hent'
lock, cadnt. alder, aud cottonwood; also. to
somo phrts maple. asf,, and oak, Blnokbcrrics,
roanha,r;oa sa1mon.bcrriea and othar wild
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t1u'ta Ate sotS aoeueo' Ao'." ~ -.1'
Of game, and our rivers arc h'tVo WITH Hsh OF IN
'11 uns ho noa,oo: Wheat Tioas. On an average. 40
| r,u,,n,o ,or acra and hns hmm known tn viotd
w ~ s no =. An 1,.tats ,.ts so ~ so
6u barley itom ~ 70 ~ pt'ea7i o~N' W ~ "'
1sYo Is IN abundant c1opi nns corn VIII
not produce md il only raisol for tbs
+.h,a ", have enormnus cropa of all
ynrotables for culinary purposes, II woso to
.eii i'. you Of Fl tbe largo turn1s thas havo boen
sen sao" ~ Gn,nS :s nns crons - mnrket ia H.
mast d;,cnit nnrE of nur business. md is attend
Sn nts W.. nrn n'smnls md Sato7,' oach about 30
m,ica .1iatant" Wa rat our nyoiuoo to Olympia
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