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Meeting of the Auxiliary Cedar Coanty
/ Teachers Association.
The Association met pursuant to call
of the executive committee, in the
Friends meeting house ut West Branch,
on 9TH dry, 9th month 18th, at 10 0 clock
A. M.
There we're several teachers and large
number Of the friends of education pres
ent, and much interest manifested.
The following resolution, after being
discussed with considerable spirit, was
referred to committee consisting of
Laura J. Wasgat, Tamor s. Gibson and
zeno c. Taber, who are to report at next
meeting, viz:
RESOLVED, That the system of writing
and printing known as the Phonetic Re-
form, merits the most earnest attention of
every friend of education, and that we
heartily recommend its dissemination,
both as an end, and a means of acquiring
knowledge Of the common Orthogra-
ply.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| The Association met at O clock =. NJ,
and was very agrecably and instructively
entertained with an address on ssthe Dig
nifty and Destiny of Man." by Sylvanus
Yates, Esq, copy of which was solicit.
cd by the Association for publication in
| the "Voice of Iowa"
j. w. Pritchard offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adop-
ted, viz:
Resolpcd, That il is the sentiment of
this Association that those who engage
in school teaching, as profession, should
receive a remuneration propcrtionate to
that Of other professions.
Hon. j. w. Cattell offered the follow
ing resolution, viz:
Resolrea, That in this age Of change
and Improvement In the practice of teach
ing, it is highly essential that teachers
should attend teachers institutes and as
sociatons for mutual Improvement in
their calling, aud that boards of cduca-
ton be requested to give preference to
those who are in the habit of attending
such associations.
Carried.
Nathan Taber presented the following
resolution, which was carried, viz:
Resolved, That we request the boards
of education TO use their influence to
have the Phonetic system of spelling and
reading introduced into all the schools
under their charge.
The Association ordered the above res
olutions to be signed by the president and
secretary, and a copy of each to be pre-
scented to the district board of each town
ship represented in the Association.
The following persons were appointed
to report at next meeting, viz:
Alice p. Grinnoll-On the best meth
cd of governing schools.
VIM. Boyd-On the proper branches
to be pursued in our common schools.
Nathan Tabcr--On graded or union
schools.
Joel Bean---On the duties Of parents
and teachers and the relation they sustain
to each other.
Daniel W. Lew:s-On composition and
essay writing.
Ann Bailey--On female education.
c. w. Pritchard-On the objects of
teachers associations.
s. iates-On the teachers profession.
1t was then
Resofred, That summary of the pro-
ceedings be sent to the "Tipton Adrerti-
SER" for publication.
The Association adjourned, to meet on
the call Of the executive committee.
EMMoR ROOD, Pres.
L. X, SMITH, Sec'y.
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1JrSho" rs a Newspaper rhosc coiamns are al
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GuNsMITTs TRIMMINGS.

Independent Of IN extensive Stock Of Guns, We
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22
An Army of City Officials Rout,d. .

This morning, (ssys the Norfolk Day Book
OF the 18th instant,) when the negro boy who
sweeps the Court House, ascended the Dome to
hoist the flag, he was seen to retreat most pre-
cipitately, and with the most wild and extray-
agant gestures, hurried down the steps and out
Of the building as though mad. The officers
who generally attend the Mayors Court, TO-
gethsr with several city officials, were standing
around, and seeing the boy rush past in so un-
usual and extraordinary q manner, hailed him,
but the boy, heedess Of the repeated calls, con
tinued to run. The officials thinking that the
boy had seen some one in the dome, who might
possibly be n runaway, either from Justice or
from home, proceeded with alacrity to ascend
the steps leading to the place; they reached
ihe trap door in a body and proceeded to
squeeze themselves through all at once. The
last man had hardly gotten through, however
when exclamstions Indicative of agony were
heard, and in moment the whole party
emerged from the trap door and tumbled and
rolled to the bottom Of the steps, as though ten
thousand devils possessed them.
We happened TO be around at the time and
Ike the war horse "snutfed the battle afar of, y
aud thinking discretion the better part o
valOr," concluded to await and see the termi
nation OF these strange gymnastics. After
peace and quiet was restored, we ventured il
and found the Temple Of Justice deserted; the
Mayors Court was void Of the executive Of
ficial, and the whole building in possession o.
an army Of red wasps, who after having bull
their winter quarters in the dome, had beer
disturbed by the juvenile dsrkey, and had fol.
lowed him down the steps and driven MADAM
Justice, aud all the Satellites from the temple
Thus, on the seventy seventh anniversary o.
the surrender Of CORVALLIS on the field o.
Yorktown, were the city fathers themselves
compelled to an ignominious surrender to
swarm of insects; and foiled in their patriotic
attempt to hoist the national ensign, in hono
of the glorious day, upon the dome Of the Cit,
Hall.
just as we go to press, however, we see tn,
flag has been finally gotten up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22

BEAR TREED BY A HoRsE.-Bears are
more numerous this season than for several
years, in thecentral counties Of the State, and
adventures with them are quite common. Mr..
ID. Cross, of Fairfield, who recently visited Ea-
ton county, related to US an affair which occur
red four miles east of Eaton rapids, which pre-
sents an example of maternal care by q mare
for her colt, that is rarely exhibited by the
horse kind, if it was not q hair breadth adven-
ture. mare with colt by her side was
feeding in pasture, when she was approached
by three bears, an old one and two cubs nearly
full grown. Alarmed for the safety of her colt,
the mare forgot the usual fear of the horse for
these animals, and attacked them with such
vigor that they were forced to retreat. They
were pursued so closely that one OF them was
compelled to seek safety, and remain in tree
until the owner of the mare, who bad watched
the whole proceedings, went to his house for a
gun, returned and shot it.-Adytan Mach
Watch I'OiceT.
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Educational.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL PoR
FRESeeRsSssbA bARiMEsii RMSsiirsH

FRENCHkEb ENGirsH.
4 S9 STREET, wIsHIyoTox
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The next academic term viii berin on the ,soo,<
Monday IN September, and end on the Sth Of Jpns
following. .r
For tRoroush literary and scientific culture. souos
elementary obstruction, the efficiency and suooess OF
the Ffsneh DeParfmeSi and for social advantages
n rs unsurpassed.
Every e'sss, the primary ~ well a. The SENIOR,
enjoys the personal supervision Of the PRINciP a.
who assisted by three ladies ability en- perenoe
and the highest educatIon.
No school out Of taTls possesses purer standard
OF good French better corrective Of bad French,
IN oonyersation and writing, greater faculties for
ACQUIRING that aI gesse. IL tis strengthened By the
music ON TIE PIANo, THE GUITAR AND
THE HARP
taught by the ladies Of the family, offering superior
adysnA. es 20 day scholars a. well AZ boarders.
The highest class, composed Of fret seulors
OF ast term, wal take the range for literature and
scenoe Tor which they prepared, and vii receive
a1the end OF the year diplomas or suitable TESTING
nIals.
For further information see circulars. oc4sv
WisHIssroN, DC.
The next Session OF this InstltutIon viii oom-
menoe on Wednesday, the twenty ninth (fethD Of
September.
App loants for admission will be examined on the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening Of the
sion.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
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su ls-eotNovI J.G. BINNEy. President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-22

IL The editor Of the Schenectady Star pub
h-hes an account Of the birth Of baby weighing
10y pounds .... ..... n /l...-
Ur The one hundredih anniversary OF Ms.
the 18th inst .h'
UC The nrst new corn of the season was sold
pounds. .i. 80 F- aF
Id snow to the depth Of nine inches, fell In
Ashlaouia county, Ohio, on Thursday night
last ..-. ?. =.
Drlt has been decided, lately In Courf that
the word "children, +" In q will includes grand
children. .rt 8'stH 20
III One Of the public squares In ssvastopol
has been named ''Americanski Place." In honor
Of the Amsrieaa residents there. t's'-'#
Nr II is currently reported that the British
Government will shortly issue pardon to Thom.
Is r. Meaghsr, the Irish exile,
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Canal, near the Alexandna Aqueduct, together with
the wharf. which 10 about 20 ieet deep from Canal
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The Bakery has a front of 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 80 inches Of water for driving its
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Tins property for Bakery or Coal Yard is not
surpassed by any III the District.
Also, Wood and Coal Yard now in the ocou pancy
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ton any yard In the District.
The above property will be offered liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, las West street,
Georgetown; or to 3. I. BROWN, Pa. av. next to
corner OF 18th street. w ashBg ton, ID. G.. au 25-f
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