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MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND NE.
CHANlGAII DENTISTRY A. P. DOB
A5#f TIE manufactures superior Artificial Teeth on
LILLY Gold, PlRtiGa, Silver Gutta Percha.
Teeth removed Wthontpsin Office No. 10 Bsronne street
Naw Orleans. Dc ly
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rT1E4EG AGE, 81 ST. CHARLES sTREBT-rHE GEN
eral partially which Las established the popularity o
i'fhe place of the
thorough fitting which has So beau edi The sitting
pleasant and tbs b supplied With tn choicest lqa9s
purchased The brandy sspseially excel
best Of TIE celebrated Sazerae brand aoue kept
dl3 II TON o5NEIIA
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CHARLES Il. KELLS, ID. ID, g.,
No. Isl Canal street, Between Csrondel6t a.
AE1BRs BaIonne streets, New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
Il s4s@ IkF inserted In full partial sets, whr
te s9agtT nforsto the Wsarer, eannotbs sxceled
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T WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propretor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. lbl and q oharers
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STRANGERS VISITING MOBILE


W. ALEXANDRIA HALL, RESTAURANT
g4z sAS5sS Everything in the line of LIQUOR ana LAR
DER that they may DESIRE Dinner parties furnished in the
hrR style. NORTON Il SMITH
N Eve DESTROYS of forming engagements with the
managers different companies of Mnstres may visit
NewOreans have large Hall peculiarly suited for that
p3- Also wanted-A good jig and FANCY DANCER and
good COMIC VOCALIST. For terms, etc, address
NORTON & SMITH,
n22 3m Mobile Ala.
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DENTISTRY.
M y. CHANDLER,

D y n T 5 7
MS~QFETGE and RESIDENCE,
I76 CRrOndeIet street,
das Igaw cornsr of I,afsvs.ts
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
was called TO order by the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain.

was called 10 order 10y the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
REPORTS.
The committee On corporations reported y
bill granting to joins HARs, the right 10
establish terry across the Minnesota river,
at Shakopee.
The committee On Ways and Means ~
ported u substitute for both II. Of Il and
5. I. bills extending the time for tie col.
lection Of taxes Tor the year 1857.
NOTICES az BILLS.
BY Mr.. COWAN: A bill granting a
ferry charter 10 -, across the Mnneso.
ia river IN the county Of Nicollet.
BY Mr., FOLSOM A memorial 10 Con
grcss to improve Beef Slough Bar.
Also, u memorial for the improvement OF
the ST. Croix river above the Falls.
By Mt. SoMERS A bill for the relief
Of settlers on even sections, reserved for Rail.
road purposes
BY Mr.. BATES A bill to amend and
codiiv the statutes.
BY Mr.. SMITH; A bill in relation To
the Minnesota University.
NV WI tN'fN ~ biNtutNiuNflsi U Tuutt
from Faribault to Mankato.
by Mr., VAN ETrEN A bill author.
izing State Road from ST. Paul. via Lake
Como, Ia Lake Superior.
HILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. RlprATH: 4 memorial To
Congress in relation 10 settlers on Halt.
Breed Reservations
by Mr., NWELL: An Act appoint.
ing three Commissioners for the arrange
men, and revision of the Statutes. Refer.
red to Commliisc on Judiciary
= = bill ext 'asif,g ,Iv star SiJr TIC ri5c
ton of taxes.
\ memorial TO Congress Ia dciray tho ex.
pcnscs ofthe Spir, Lake expedition against
certain hostile lndiauS also the Sunrse "a.
petition.
~ COMMITTEE or ris MHoiE.
The memorial TO Congress Tor the rolrI
Of settlers on the Sioux Half Breed lieserv.
atoms was considered in Committee o the
Whole, and reported back with the recon,
mcnda'on that il be passed.
RIILs READ THIRD TIME
The memorial for the 70 If OF settlers o,
the lialfBrcd Reservations.
House Of Representatives memorial e
Congress To establish Wagon Road iron
Lake Superior TO the South Pass Of III,
Rocky Mountains
RESOLUTIONS.
The resolution offered by Mr.. COWAN
yesterday in favor Of leluc,ng three dol
lars for every days absence from the Senate
was then taken up and discussed at co'i.ilc
rablc length by Mcssrs Cow,N. BtsnAs
NAN ErTrS. and others.
On motion oil Nj. CAVE, the r,.oiu,ior
was indefinitely postponed
Amer which 'he Senate adjourned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

nc House nht pursuant 10 Wlludtnln"nt.
and was called TO order by the Speaker,
stASptND cuaNrTTsEs.
The committee on Corporations reported
! the bill authorizing the city OF 1T. Paul 10
issue bonds tor the construction ot the
! Robert street sewer. back without amend.
mcn,, ahl recommended ito passage.
NOTICES ~ bills,
by Nj. = r. JOHNSON For Il
ferry acro.. The Minnesota River
By Mr. WAY 70 yaca,e portion Of
the Public Square in Map,oryil,c.
y, Mr.. BEVANS TO i,cale the State
/ Road from Red Wing TO Blue Earth CITY
by Mr.. CROSBY For Mechanics
Len Law
By Mf. STARkTI 4 memorial 10
Congress for Il donation Of land. for the
bbe'l' Of the deaf. dumb, blind aud insane
persons 81 Minnesota.
rIiiS iSrHoDrrRp.
By Mr.. STARkEY A BIZ 10 c-tab
ish he Minnesota lns'i,Gtim for tie Deaf
and Dumb.
BY Mr.. DOW: 10 incorporate the Can.
non Fails and 80 Paul Road.
Ey Mr. ONtILL; 30 provide for the
REPEAL u chapter 4, 81 ID" Sesion Laws Of
: ESQ.
REsolf tons.
By Mr. CROSBY That the Messenger
81 the io1,e be requested Ia fprnisi. tie
Messenger Of the senate with copies ~ bills
printed in the IIog-e. Tor the ~ II -cna.
tors. Adopted.
4
!-rgean'-atArn. Mr.. sHiru be dwcharg.
I'd from further seryice 10 ,Lis llousc.
Nr STARkEY offered resolution
that the attention ol the senate be- request,i
10 the Icrcssiiy Of placing copies % '-trai'
lis upon the decks u the members Of the
fIou.c which wac agreed 10.
sgsoaihIs
NJ. SThKktY ip,rnisced u memorial
10 LoDgrsrs tp 'ieirny the exIsn-fs 81 certain
expeditions against The hostile Indians at
rpm, AXE aid -unrie and by a snspen
,i,a # The rule the memorial vas rad
frat s'cond aud third time. and pa1~ri
GsSyRsL Br-isss.
The bin regulating process, simplifying
Ia!lcIal pr"ceoiings, and ies-euIng the Ia
bot aud e1pD% iiifTe0', Wa rad second
tine, aud Referred 20 Hlec, committee ron.
~is,ing a Mc~rs Dow, WAgEYiup. and
DTIs
The bill Grating Forwarding aud Com.
msgi0n Merchants Lien, was pa.Sd finally,
by vo'e d Ayes ~. Nos u.
The join, kulos were then taken UP as
an,endal N the SENATE. and the amendments
x,fe coDcnrri IT,
The reTDr, of he Trcafarr and Auditor
~rfr r"'rir'7d All 10 r1p'z orjercd 70 he
yTr',d.
ne jw1, resolution ~ relation 70 the
yug and WinDebsgo Es7s1yGt.ot.s was
t.k"n mp The resolution ask. congfess 70
UJsu gp the rcserya'iObs 10 settlement AID
pre efnpiion, and ~ r'TDo7e the iriisng r.
other AMI IN ,be vote fr final paszage
? thsr. wa not constitutional vote 10 favor
( WIN a rec1lAtisral,pn wa carried. asd he
resolution passd finally BY vote o. ayes
10. nay. H..
Nr -TARKEY o:f.-rei a resolution that
the rFrSrt ~ he Committee On Ways and
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

.Repor,,a E,pr-..!, for The roae.r AMI Demo, raj
SENATE.


The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
and was called TO order by the President
pro ten.
NOTICES 90 BILLS.
BY Mr.. DUNWEl.L: An act 70 incor-
pora,e the Town of Brooklyn and West ST.
Paul in Dakota county.
Also. an act in relation to the Revision
and Compilation Of the Statutes.
by Mr.. FOLSOM An act to organize
the county Of kanabcc.
Also, to establish Ferry across the ST
Croix River in the Town Of Nashua.
BY Mr.. MORELAND; For the estab-
lishment of State Road commencing at
Fort Ridgely and running from thence via
Mankato, Albert lea, and Shclrock City,
to the Iowa line in the direction Of Newburg.
BY Mr.. HULL: A bill securing to per.
mancnt settlers the right of homestead,
and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. COOK: 4 bill 10 incorporate
the Town OF Faribaulf.
BY Mr.. RIDPATH: A memorial 10
Congress for prescription for the benefit
of settlers on the Dakota or Sioux Half
Breed Reservation.
by Mr. FOLSOM A bill providing a
design for seal for the State Of Minnesota.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY MIR. SMITH: An Act to authorize
the appointment Of Commissioners TO take
Acknowledgements Of deeds anj other con
tracts and dispositions in other States.
By Mf. Van ErTEN; 10 authorize
tho hna;,.,o nf H.pl;nr
IN COMMITTEE oF TIE WHOLE.
The bill providing for the terms Of the
Supreme Court. was amended, reported
back and by suspension of the rule, pass
cd finally by a vote of % yeas.
The bill for an act to amend the laws
of the Extra Session Of 1887,
And House Memorial to Congress for an
appropriation to aid in the construction Of
wagon road from Lake Superior TO the
south Pass of the Rocky Mountains. were
were considered and reported back for final
passage.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The bill authorizing the clerks Of courts
10 grant orders Of publication, was passed
finally.
Rule - OF the Senate was amended 50
as to require only 30 copies of bills to be
printed instead Of 80
Nr. COWAN offered the following reso-
on:
p,soired, That the secretary be instructed 10
Il Duct from the per diem certificates OF mem
b "a and officers Of the Senate, three dollars for
cry days absence, by leave or otherwise.
Which was ordered TO lie over for one day
under the rules.
The resolution Of Mr.. FOLSOM In rcla.
ton TO the census returns was adopted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
and was called TO order by the President
pro ten.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

senate met pursuant 10 adjournment and
was called To order by the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain,
Amer the reading and approval Of the
Journal Of Yesterday Mr., MrErNE intro.
ducrd bin authorizing the people Of Far
bault county TO hold mn election for the per.
mancnI location of q County Seat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

by Mr.. CHOWEN To provide for the
establishment Of an Agricultural College.
BY Mr.. RUTAN To provide ioI gen
cral and uniform system Of Common Schools;
also. for State Road from Shakopee to
X asota.
BY Mr.. STARkEY To establish the
Minnesota Institution for the education of
the Deaf and Dumb.
BY Mr.. FROST: To legalze the Taxes
of Anoka county for 1881.
by Mr.. DOW TO establish the Cannon
Falls aud ST. Paul Road
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14
SECOND READING.

The bill for the collection Of taxes in
Mower county; also, TO authorize the Com.
missioners OF Wabashaw county to borrow
money for the erection Of County Building,,
also, an act requiring the Registry Of all ie-
gal voters before elections; were read Il
second time.
The last named bill. on motion 81 Mr..
DOW, was made the special order Of the
day for tomorrow at ! 2 clock
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

THt RsDAv. Jsn i, I-5s.
sYv,TY
-fna'p MT pr~".r' . Yiirurn-ner'. ard
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-14

UVIFI " IlFTFENFNTNTTl
TIE i'o,ist nn' ~ 10 1'cloct
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met pursuant to adjournment
and was called 10 order by the Speaker pro
tenn.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
j ariE t / S.

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Bs5- In what ship have the greatest num-
her of men been wrecked -Courtship.
Ey@ Chicago is an Indian name, slg-
nifying The place of skunks.'
e5- If you doubt whether you should
kiss girl, give her the benefit OF the doubt
and pitch IN"
ia Young ladies, if gentlemen pro-
pose to ring your fore fingers, be careful
that they are not fellows who will wiring
your hearts.
KS" Good morning, Mr.. Jones, how
does this world use you g.
Hupmh II uses me up, thank you"
eI say, Mike, what sort Of potatoes
are those you are planting? Raw ones,
10 be sure-your honor wouldn't be think
ing 1 would plant boiled ones"
~ An Irishman called in haste upon
DIR. Abernethy, excIaiming /" Be dad,
sir, me boy Tim has swallowed a mouse y
" Then be dad" said the doctor, tell your
boy Tim to swallow cat
Esg~ To be envious IS to punish our
selves FOR being inferior to our neighbors.
If, instead of looking at what our superiors
posses. we could see what they actually
enjoy, there would be much less envy in
the world, and more pity.
rg My son, would you suppose that
the Lords Prayer could be engraved in a
space no larger than the area Of half
dime q
Well, yes, father, if a half-dime is as
large in every body's eyes as il IS in yours,
| think there would be no difficulty in put
ling it on four times"
ggAn Irish fellow in Albanyis going
10 have his life insured, 50 that when he
dies he can have something to live on, and
not be dependent on the cold charities Of
the world as he once was.
rey- We wish that our ingenious friend
who invented what was called the paying
out machinery for the Niagara and Aga
memnon would get up little machine to be
used in the case Of every newspaper sub
scriber. t Prentice.
EsZy A Scotchman having hired HIM
self to a farmer, had a cheese Sc: down
for him that be might help himself. The
master said to him. Sandy. you take a long
time to breakfast" "In troth, master" :"
answerd he, "a cheese o this size is nae
eaten sac soon as ye may think"
E L IS asserted. that man marry
ing nowadays, marries great deal more
than he bargains for. He not only weds
himself to a woman, but a laboratory Of
prepared chalk, 4 quintal Of whalebone,
eigh: coffee bags, four baskets of novels,
one poodle dog. and 4 system OF weak ner-
YES that viii keep four servants and three
doctors around your house most Of the
time.
DoS'r MEDDLE.-The GAINESVILLE Ga
zetie tells story about one Of their " City
Paps" going up TO lady who stood be-
fore one Of their stores. and giving her a
most cordial embrace; taking her TO be one
Of these -'' something" they have to
hang woman'S apparel on in fashionable
stores to show The cut of their jibs. =
Imagine how horror-stricken he must have
been to meet a pair Of flashing eyes, ard 10
/ feel the soft breath Of I've woman
Don't touch anything il the shape Of erin
oline. or YOU are sure TO get IN a snap.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
Iowa County Teachers Association.

The Iowa County Teachers Association
met pursuant to adjournment at the Court
House on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 18th,
1858. DR.. VAN DUSEN, President.
JoHS CoMMINs, Secretary.
The objects Of he Association were ex-
planned by the President
On motion, that the minutes of the last
meeting of the Association be read
Carried
Minutes were read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. a. Wilson, ,hat the
Constitution be read. After Whick it was
proposed to appoint Il committee to asnend
it.
On motion, the chair appointed Messrs.
A. Wilson, John Commins, Mr.. Parr, as
such committee.
Mr.. Carpenter, Deputy State Superin-
tendent, being announced and after the
usual salutations were overt was pro-
posed that Mr. Carpenter be requested to
take charge of all the exercises. He de-
clined doing so, assigning as a reason,
that It would be much better to appoint
no one in particular, bat rather let each
teacher conduct the particular exercise
for which he or she might think them
selves adapted. Agreed to.
On motion, Messrs. Carpenter, Deputy
State superintendent, A. Wilson and
L. H. Warren, were appointed com
mittee to report an order of exercises for
the Association.
Committee conferred with one another
for short time, and proposed deferring
a report until the following morning.
On motion, the Associoaron was ad-
journed until o'clock P. NJ
At o'clock P. NJ. Mr.. Carpenter, Dep
uty State Superintendent, lectured on the
/" Science Of Learning"
Adjourned until o'clock a. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
JoHN CoMMIxs. Secretarv.

ESy@ Bad luck IS simply man with his
hands IN his breeches pockets and a pipe
in his mouth. looking on to see how 1t will
come out. Good luck is man of pluck
to meet his difficulties his sleeves rolled mp,
working to make It come out right Ex.
There Is a deal of truth in the above
Nearly all the empty pockets are produced
not by fate, but Incidence. Every time
Mr.. Swivel earns a quarter be spends
eighteen cents for juleps and cigars. He
devotes the remainder of the day to talking
politics and saving the country. Saivel
complains of hard luck, and thinks he
might have been a millionaire if it had not
been for that cursed tariff of 1916. Swivel
is a reformer and believes in diversion
OF property every SIX months. He IS up
on philosophy, but down on-!abor. He IS
a violent opposer of taxation, and yet
spends more money for gin-cocktails and
tobacco in a month than his taxes amount
TO in a whole year. Swivel IS the type Of
a large family-a gentleman who mis-
takes cigar smoke for logic, and who runs
away with the idea that swearing at hard
lucl, will overcome the drawback connec-
ted with Incidence.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

Evening session. Two essays, and dis
cussions upon them.
Association adjourned until the third
Saturday of the next month.
We also recommend The following pro-
gramme for the next session of the Min
eral Point City Associations
Essay by Miss NJ. Bowden, on the sub
ject Of '' Visiting and Examing Schools. .
Mr.. A. Wilson and Dr.. Van Dusen,
will discuss the subject.
After which VIII follow a Teachers
drill, illustrating the method Of teaching
common things.
In the evening Miss Proseus will read
an essay on the Method Of Teaching
Morals il Schools"
Miss Turner and Mr.. Commins Will
discuss the subject.
Mr.. Johnston, Of Mineral Point Sem
mary, will read an essay on " School
House Architecture"
Messrs. Allen and Warren will dis
cuss the subject
Adjourned to Z o'clock P. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
CHAR LIE cox.
AUCTIoNIE
c coMMIssIoN MERCHAN

MINERAL pe1~r, WISCONSIN.
Al kinds + Goods aud Property sold Commission
RsfsTs7css -Coeb 4 Nrzssnore, Geo W Colh. y. 81
Wheolsr- sipers potat Ia Husnstes6, J. r Mills f
t-ko Benz Campbell caIena.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

How FAST THE COMET TRAVELS
The rate of travel BY the comet is com
puted to be 10000 miles per hour. al
which rate the distance between Boston
and San Fancisco round Cape Horn
10000 miles) would be accom- piished IL
four minutes; or between New York and
Liverpool in one minEte and SIX seconds
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
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a Weary Lifo it is to have 10 Work % do.


Ho ye who at the anvil toll
And strike the sounding blow
Where from the burning irons breast
The sparks fly To aad fro,
" "AlIe ansSering to the hammers rinr.
AND Ere's intenser glox-
Oh, while We feel It's hard TO toll
And SWEET the long day through.
Remember it is harder stiu
To have no work to col
Ho' ye who tin the stubborn soil.
Whose hard hands guide the pillow,
VINO bend beneath the Summer sun.
With burning cheek ana brow
/ deem the curse still elings TO earth
From o'den times tin now
But while feel It's hard TO toll
and labor all day through,
Remember il Is harder stu
To have no work to DO !
Hoi We who pillow the seas blue fields
Who ride the restless wave,
beneath whose gallant vessels keel
There lies yawning grave.
Around whose bark the wiutry winds
Like fends of fury rave
Oh, while We feel It's hard to toll
And labor long hours through,
Remember it is harder stiu
To have work to do
Ho ye upon whose feyered cheeks
The hectic glow is bright;
Whose mental toll wears out the day
And half the weary night;
Who labor for the souls Of men,
Champions Of truth and right
Although ye feel your toll as hard,
Even with this glorious view,
Remember it IS harder still
To have work to do
Ho : all who la5or-au who strive
Ye yield a lofty power;
Do with your might, do with your strength,
Fill every golden hour;
The glorious privilege, TO DO,
Is mans noble dover.
Oh, TO your birth-right and yourselves,
To your own soul be true
a weary, wretched life is theirs
Who have work to do
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02
MEDICAL NOTICE.

rIsfIE undersigned would respectfully announce 70 ms
old friends aud patrons that he has Ee-estttlsaei
fiInseIf in IMMORAL Point ia the practice Ct Aec'ne
of *bosr. re1uffina his professional services
Pa-fappcs ofire "a little south ~ tlN T. ;
rrt ~, be corner Of Fountain aad Henry alley.
in the building heretofore occ3Iise T yt1t 4se "
Henry 81
- Dr. HI serraad has brought with him from Ger
rnrnr snac new ana vt8olc te1il Instruments, oy
"a. operation ~ which tsr ta silatons levers
nd daa fness. &c. rlav e. speedily curr~ o2ll
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

E- The last account from Frazer
River represent provisions very scarce and
dear. Dog meat was the dehcacy of the
season, and that was selling a. fifty cents
pound.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

n Point. Wi.I attend 10 land uero iioas, and trans
act all business connected SSH IA s profession Collections
promptly -led 10. once iii County Building. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

Association met, Dr.. Van Dusen in the
chair. The minutes of yesterday called
for-read and accepted.
Miss NJ. Bowden read an essay on
" Primary Education in Schools" which
elected some commendatory remarks
from Mr.. Carpenter.
Messrs. Warren, Wilson, and DR.. Van
Dusen addressed themselves to the same
subject.
Miscellaneous business followed
A committee of three were appointed
to nominate officers for the ensuing year.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

{, P NJ
The Association met-Mr. Carpenter
lectured TO an attentive auditory on the
subject Of Education, after which DR.. Van
Dasen reported the time of the next meet
ing, and the Association adjourned.
II. VAN DUSEN, Prest.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSEI.f-oI; solicitor in Callnee-
~ rv. and General Is1l gent boasevlie, low" o. "a
= Wf.1n,..in 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-02

Afternoon session. School Superin-
tendents' reports were called for. Dr..
Van Dusen, City superintendent, Of Min
eral Point made his report Of the schools
under his superintendent. There being
no others present to report, it led 10 a
discussion on the imposed necessity of
changing the name Of the Association
from that of the Iowa County Teach
ers' Associallon" to Mineral Point City
Teach ars' Association.
On motion, the change was made.
On motion, a committee of three were
appointed to settle the time and place for
the next meeting of the association, as
also the time and place for holding future
meetings of the same, and apporicning
the duties of members.
NIessrs. L. II. Warren, @. w Bliss,
and Miss Jefreys were appointed said
committee.
The next business in the order Of pro-
gramme was an essay on . School Gov
ernment and Discipline" by Miss o. E.
Turner, of this city. Remarks were made
on the same by Mr.. Carpenter, Deputy
State Superintendent, and others.
On motion of L. H. Warren, it was
proposed that teachers would give de-
tailed account OF their individual exPe-
rience in teaching.
Mr.. a. Wilson desired some one might
suggest a plan for teaching children TO
write composition.
Mr.. Carpenter recommended that the
earliest possible attempts 10 compose
should be encouraged and made daily
exercise.
Messrs. Warren and Commins made
remarks on the same.
On motion, the Association adjourned
TO o'clock P. NJ
The Association met, and essays were
read ty Messrs. a. Wilson and L. II.
Warren, which elected general remarks
and discussions. Adjourned TO 9 An.