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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

- L. Inqna ~" Ihs vXBH H.ts of the
"rnml'rr ip rc'ai OIL 10 What il has
svvd aud @hgt u bas xirnlpd : SIR,
he history "i lila Wrsnrn Depart.
"ei' will si"w tNHt IN ~. l ias alone
" have sared tie Govermupn, two
Mill ns,' du.lATs BY our investigation,
ud. air in crnncerion witbihese army
ohtra"ts--nue ui Wh'el, the gentle.
ran froIn Nv York s6pphtio obtain
I've were tul1 hv Mr.. Ilu.t lliat il
Insros+ bn The q rvermnen, wonld
'ustAin hm, he w"p' save eight mill.
us m"n. fhere are tn m,llioRs
saved hr the committee on Enhance
= n'iacis, nlPoiwed on the Cyi1cnca
ahen by lhls 9 mn,i,ite and on its
r ccmmrhdatiun Amnpa otlprtaings
We VIII save sum pftYt milliohs.--
Ihua n SUN OF twelve millions vii 10
avtd 4" lAr country bv theconmiltee
--as large u luLn as il cost 10 carry On
lIa a"yernmrHt " JnIn Quincy
lalns ior one yrar, AMI vet we ara
h 'h urhcra as spnIipg rhe people's
urnry. Yes, and how lnpcI, have we
xpc,drll Twenty thousand dolIsrs.
jn | will ru' talk abou, il. Ii any
man. wants to complain, let him stand
u" h"r". scnrn 10 talk about the tri.
y'a.,S'euditares hV travel. That we
''h"nIl ~ met with olqns;tion, with all
hs .dlnqay, We very well understood.
We knew whose lath WIS croysed
Te New that the contractors, and ths
h''yes, a'd the pluhderera, who had
Ihe Treasury by The throat. would bs
At eur heels. and we well knew alsa
@ho wcr their rSympalhzr rs and abet.
inrs. both IN this llouse and out Of thia
ll"use. We OF course did not expect
their approval. They do not like the
comm'''rc aud its lnbors Oh, mol
mo thief ser Eel. tho halter draw,
With good opinson Of tho law,n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

AJCcIdcdIy rlch!

We would advise our friends e.
look over tho ties oi tho Il publ, an
papers AMI read some OF the lincoln
campaign, editorials Y,u will tinl
in them abundant pr.mis, vi good
timGs," "Iree labor" "relrinecjmeEi
and lr!"rm,' "rconemy," ''lG0 acres
and free homes or lrrNlnen," and
any amount otsuch boldvlGa,h. Now
We have the hlrsscd LnrolnNimes. 49,
Now We gre reapjng rich crop Of
Rcrublcanism.
Cndcr the reign Of the greet rail
splitter We wee IL have "gooi times "
With pork at So so ler hundred,
what righl have We tn complaint,
WITH whea' at lesS 81 90 ;er bush
el, "NLat right have We to cinIpIa.n!'
With com AZ y0Ncel Is per Lushcl,
"wnat right have wrt0 c"mylalul"
With other prudilcr, in, ,rreIqINvn,
what right have We II ccinplaih"
With tea coffee. sugar, caico. mus
lins. and every thing We have to buy,
advanced in price. what SiglA have
We 10 conn lainG'
ave can do Without these iuyuriUs
and DO n 'hctlsr Tor i '',,in these. Lin.
colh"good fines" > ~.
And ,h.nt2t helps til" mates so
amsz'ugly ~i&nswe1. 'slenk atllte SS
the Soulhcrncrs aro ini'
We can feel glmions with q belly
full Of rye cptiee' when we sioux al
the fix tue Soulheiners are in."
We can drink cur "Sassalras Tea
without suga. in it and feel as happy
as ioads in a mud Inld!o when w
''look althe fix HE Soulherners arc
iu." =
1t makes RYE C, fec" and "Sassa
iras Lea" palarablean sweet, ns swec
cake that has u" sugar III Il 10 "l0Ul
at the fix the Southrntrs are n"
II any man in these Lincoln time,
wants to feel rich anl happy AMI con
tened. jnt l,thin "lcok at tue fix tn
Southerntrs arc in"
But there are some things that look
lat the fix the Southorntrs are in,
will not do.
1t will rot pay the four per cent,
year taxes. ,,
| 1t will not raise the price OF pork
1t will not save to the people th'
Hundred million dollars the ltepubli
cans have stolen from tn treasary.
+ 1t will not give to every poor maj
be LEO aeres ofland" ne was ronis
ed when the blessed reign oi Repabli
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
ParsOn Brownlow's Book,
The suhseribcrs are about Publishing
q NArra,iveo Of the perils ad.
ventures and vuE-
ferings ofihs
REV W. q. BkovNLO ",
Among the ssesSsOnSts esT,nnss'ss.

HE manuscript IL nearly coz pletse. SEC
VIII no put to presa ioTtRwhh. fhsAppear
anee and :! poRrSphy of the work win he OF
lie u class, ard il win he fully and han
"mely II u'traled with sketches ofths scenes
referred to, and q
Finely EngraVe6 steel Portraii OF the
AUrIpR.
As to itrconttnta We have no hesi,atlor ir
saying that the public will he startled at this
narrative Of facts. II will lay bare ihe pertp-
uIions and cruelty which ~ aTked the de, ell
'P'nent ofsectsNion conspiracy in Tennessee
h disar'Srr and tae ruin with which 1t devas.
tAted c"mmutitigEf pros rperouH. and sun
tered families oRsaS.hahvy; moIs than all. 1,
VI lexp ~ and ils kltr, sn,hition and
he TelentlesEahd BTeoa fhistiness. by which
he Inn 2leAders " the cpHspirac, we're stimu
lated to their wo. ofcrfme and treason. ..
The narrative is one tf pIsoial experience.
The Hut hor vouch,s hT the bccuIte, If lis
statements. The public msy therefore. &C..
Sept IL Rs not only 70 liable but \ peculiar
chpptT In the genera history of the times.
md We are confident thGt no more significant.
startling. or Instructive memorial OF the re.
oeiliOn. In itr minute personal and so,ial bear
inRa IN now accessible.
The public are we'll aware that Mr. Brown
low IL hold speaking man. In this narrative
"f hiH huheripRt composed mostly while in
custody in y Jail at Knoxville. he hss utter
ed biz tht ughtN in lEnVutRe Uf sx'rucrdinrry
force and itaIlessDesS, TathiEg his sdverpa.
ries even Willie in their power, and appealing
70 his eouhtTymen, even fIOm his cell, with
q urgency Of q Marty.
ltSill be Pubshei In o.s volume. l9mo..
hamds"mel, b,und in cloth, OfAbOut four hum
dTed pages.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
abolition Patriotism.

;Eke A+h'anlle(@x@ Sntinel says
tia, II pctlriou is in circulation in t'at
corn'y asling Congress To dispense
with lax ., anil. ius,ead, issue Treas
ury notes ip tie amount Oi cur indebt
edncss.
Upon this petition, wlici CORES
from the hnmc OF Gid.ings, with il,
ionr ihousanI majority, the bIackcs
Abolition County this side "f llayii
the Shelhyville (Tnd) Volunteer re
marks:
This may he taken as o lair critic
ZION of Abolition pairi"ri0m. The,
arr wiling the country Ahonld h'
plunged into civil war provided it i
waged Iur the emanripstion "i the ne
gro aiil they are rot called "a '"n to Dc
any Of the fi.hting. AS mean, Il
'eifaying the expense. they pr,pos
the Issue OF Treasury notes ad dJitmn,
without any proyision Tor their ~
deirldion. A very patriotic and wis
institution is Abqliiouism(9'
ftse gentlemen are, aeither wiIlin,
to fight for ,e l'nion nor to lay th
taxes which tho fi.hting causes.
UMaDy poems ars set to music
why not to poetry.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Clinton House.

CpRNER OF Walnut and Water Street. a.
~ Chillisotss, ohis.r J. Y. Robinso LIN
oysistor. Alts et@llFA -.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Gbt IntArtbn Qtmotrat.
OyF SM'S"'y"'
PUDLIsHED EvkRY TIT RsDAY By
E.A. & W. +. BRATTON
OF FICE:
n nrattsn's Buildings. East Of COuTi
House, Up Stairs.
TERMS OF PUDIIcATION.

eas copy rne 9esf In adrEnCOs
X Rci pnid IN advtnce,
lfaM fald within lsyeaT,
~ No parer ui.l be discontinued M n,il al
2 afresfngss paid. unless ~ n orticn tf th'
Duhlishers. when the paper ishot ordered lila
ssatinusd tile end 9th, year, II will btCon-
tlaHsa.
TERMS or oFADrERTlSING.
oAe Square one ihse tien, t075
One aquAye three inhertina, l,r0
Narh A4ditipnal inseTtlon, ,95
rafda oBe year. $50
Noire OF nppoin'menp OF dninistra-
ere GuardiHn and Executors. i25
Attachment notices before J. r, 1.2h
SKditarlal notice. per line, ,O6
E- \ liberDl deduction will he r,act. year
y adverti-stN All Advertisements payable IL
,Ibvancs or IN demand.
{ ~ The abevs terms mu't he com piled with
W-Aii pp5menl muEt he made TO Iht Pro
vFIs,oIs, a. ae have ro sVents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
slItst alolltn.

M A., ,se.g
"'A' "P'' AS~
MAJOR BEA1TONs
AsI am in dpYaAe,
',o, '"i 'n'N'pS -" ~ 'h'''"E !" "
Abolition ~, av.ltr. aud bs ilg ihn
dsfail,d on sts.e Al ld,sfp On, ~, I ~
z !, .lf
''%V'" ~ 49, .l's.'s' ? s''''rF T.N
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
heDtGCeral JOB tGm.


Nstrs rfepatsd TO exc with nss,nesr
Apl atrh and a. prices th Y eon, ,pstiiioi
Alhklnds ofJob Work, 81
BOOKS,
.s9PAMPHLETS.
. HAND BILLS.
SuOW BILLS,
FOSTERS.
BILL HEADS.
BILLS IlA DING,
CARDS.
BLANKS of all KINDS
SHIPPING BILLS.
LABELS, &c. &c
Give M iris, and he convinced thei We COZ
apd will do rr'pting slsnrer ti Cam thar ST,
SthsF estshlirhmsn' IN i'sec''on oFc'n'rv
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

UMaDy poems ars set to niusir;
why not to poetry:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
-
The Language Of q ScoundreI.

In lhe debate in lhe Unite Sta.ea
iSenate. in which the rights of thu
CONSTITUTION were claimed lvrall meu
lwh0 live under ii, a member said:
do not want to hear anv more OF
man than that he is invoking tho
lorbe araucc Of tho Constitution and lh&
srcat barriers in 'avrr of Amerioan
ilb> rty to protec. an Internal traitor in
his course, tn know he is a sy mpa-
th;z,r."
The plain English of that ie. tias
tho rights of the e. Institution, not thes
.torCedrGnce If the CONSTITUTION. and
the great la,ri,rs If AmericAHib-
elty," arr I" hr lrudd,u down and dis
regarGe WhentrPr The mfmbT tkinIs
MeperSo~ 'rho c|d;,rs them is an ''in.
.1h0i hhtor.' lie assumes {, iidge
= c'cry case in advance. aud To pun.
lhhrv,r' mau h" don't Ike before le ia
tried. This I"liry eau be character
lzei iy no ot!er wvrl than hellish.
an n"t."ty Would act upon il rho ix
l"' Sc'ls|r'l at III" deepest dye
u rlamin i Wa,le IL tho author OF
thu srnI mott H. il Tho would 10
n"t'rrat WHO w"ull deprive men Of
constitutional rights, and punish them
without lra',
fh" IKiOm Men or Kentucky ana
D"n' htic Victories ln ShO
Martin.
lhe starch anl reliable Un,on men
OF X niucky ,nl with pcenliSr plea.
sure the va klrivs the Democracy arc
a'hirv;n in the local and municiin,al
election in the North, Hear what
,h.ir ahlS aNl SH' 0eran. the
Lani-yi'io .I5HSeSf, f sRaS T 81 q late
number: n.
I'VE r,jrce to see that US ghsut
ths Norh the Democrats ur Csnserva-
i've ARE winning virtoIjes no. lOes inn
;"riant In the peace OF The country
trar tloss gained hy bloody battles
II the South. The triumph, there
IRE. ul the Northern Democracy is
fsrlfa triu"rph oi the CONSTITUTION,
1t i u grarahtes TO the people IN the
rev''''e'l States that their rights and
immuni,i"s viii be preserved. In.
sta "f threatening them with the
domination 81 Il powerful section, mad
with insane i,lras. it offers, under The
shelter ui The Constitution, peacy, jus;
ice and sccurirv.S
"Eyen,na's.SAlirSa NSsfSach see.
rion wilI'lr, ttSyskS = iSdaaS tdaaS S1omiss
upnn t.,is basis. Each will learn.
through b'"'d and M,Atl,ss,
rheir vain th,olirs car lie ssaifiCd
"n'. The two anita, orisms mnst bs
c"nqn'red. or En eternity of battles
can ut give peace.
Just at present.. when ii would bs
false 10 deny the darkness Of our
p"lilieai condition. ps shown in the
acts II The President AMI congress,
these Indications ola wiser and CALM
er feeling in the people como with
eculiar grairfnlness. u strengthens
IA in tho heliri that. whatever loilu.
tion, tliere mayle IN The streams, still.
'hr great fountain Of authority runs
Pure aud clear"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
1nuN RANKIN,s HsrATE.

EDrICE l. hereby nv-u that the ,uhsrrib'
IA, been appointed aud qu 'lihsd a. executor
ana lar will I'D t,-tani ,at OF John H,nkii
Iaa OF vin on County Ohio.
ysSurusry letN, iseA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
" m. Poland,

VNTHoLEsALE GROCER. wines, Liquor
wv Tess. Tobacco and Cigars. Water ST
OOrnet alley between Paintand walnut, Chill
hCsths, Ohio. t5a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
II d I 4 liz
Macarthur
Ousc.

THE undersigned. having leased the sboy,
i HOtsl, and having renovated " from cell,
- sagIss. H. now prepared 10 accom- modaie n
Huhfsih manner which hs hopes will be ri
drely satisfactorily t. all who may favor h
With their patronage. Terms 10 suit the time,
0s Invites ALI to give him call. decIe n
J. N. NJ. McvEY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
=. surHRTk. n.B. LAol
GMthic T. Lacey,
John iIli,n. .

NRoCERiEs AND PROVISIONS, 10, Fro,
NJ Sire ct Portsmouth, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April Il
The Times special says the responsibility ofFhe
surprise rests with the commanding officer On
Friday large torce Of rebel cavalry appeared in
sight Of our lines, and remained there. But Gen
sherman, who occupied the advance, had been
ordered rot to bring on an engagement, and con
sequently sent out no corresponding foreet to
meet them. They remained in position until
Sunday morning, serving as q screen behind
which Beauregard formed his troops in lire of
battle undiscovered
When the attack was first made the SD Ssh
list and nth Ohio regiments, displayed inexsu-
SABLE inemeiency; the last fed without firing
gunY the Others cred one OF two rounds and then
ned The eowaFdice OF these regiments left that
point undefended. Inc enemy Immediately
closed in and surrounded the more advanced regi-
ments. It Is also stated that the 18th Wisconsin
rounds.
When the enemy fed they burned their wagons
and left the wounded behind, ali Of whom are
prisoners. q
WateThouse's battery lost one killed and six.
teen wounded Willard's Chicago battery, Kill
ed 81 wounded.
One New Orleans regiment, the Louisiana II
gers, were almost entirely left cn the battle fed
killed or wounded They were nearly all wealthy
men, dressed in the ZOuave uni form.
Gen -Prentiss escaped OF Tuesday and came
into camp alone. In the confusion Of the retreat
he managed TO elude rebel Vigilance.-
Beauregard intended to make his attack two
days previously, but the extraordinary rains m
peded his progress and delayed his arrival. Had
the attack been made at the time Intended Buell.
couldn't possibly have arrived IN time tC save Us
from defeat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

ST. Louti, ADfIl Ia.
Ihe correspondence Of the Dem5cr6t, dated
Rock House Greek, No, April s, says:
The advanced guard of our army under Gen.
Ousterhaus sncanpsd At this point last evening,
having marched 90 miles from their old camp at
Gross ltmbers.
The people in this vicinity are mostly TIoion.
there being but three secessiOnists on this read
rom ClgyTilis 70 Flat Creek. 7 STONED. nth
good Union man last NJ ght and founa ssfaIal Of
his neighbors present, all anxious to know
whether our army vas going 70 leave them TO the
tender mercies Of the secsssfonists. They said
ncmOney could hire them tc endure the constant
annoyance submitted 70 last sumner. They were
obliged to leave their families and crons- rafsr-
ing and shelter themselves for days and weeks IN
the bush to ges out Of the rssoh the rebels.
Bands Of outlaws frequently came down from
CassViils and would rob Union men of every
thing In the house, consisting Of blankets, bread
bacon, &C., and II they caught the owner he
guard n
and unquist stats Of the country but few are
making any preparations to put IN crors Farms
are laid waste and fences burned NJ along the
nain road, and Union men are discouraged. The
seeeaslonists have mostly gene South with their
negroes.
Some Union people have not only abandoned
the idea Of making crops, but are getting their
wagons out, intending to torsaks alland emigrats
The wounded are doing vsu At CassTiils. The
Court House and all prominent stores sIe being
used as hospitals, It being fortunate circum-
stance for them that the sFners Of the principal
buildings had stampeded from the town
On the 80th an expedition consisting Of oaTal-
" and two mountain h0WitEers, reconnoitersd
the country about keitsTille- AZ the latter
whom We intended 70 bag, had made good their
retreat.
The Gag planted BY Gen. Curtis At EeitsYille
was ruthlessly torn deWn, bat was recently
brought In, and when last seen vas hoatng over
the Provost Aaruhal's once Et CasgTille.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
THE CTTY.


~ FHr OLnvEIARD soLDInRs' AIp eoNNTlTEE.
"A portion Of tins committee, consisting of
Nsssrs. Fitoh, BeskWith, senter and Little,
with the two volunteer nurses, Mrs. Wilcox
ana Mrs. Noble, arrived at Ciaoinnai on
Thursday evening, They made arrange
msnis 10 have the boxes of hospital
stores in their care, shipped on board the
utsaner chartered BY Gov. Tod, which was
under charge ofsu-geon Weber, and which
asa the same evening for Pittsburg Landing.
For rssson= hast known TO Surgeon Weber,
- refused 10 allow DR.. BeckWith and the
tWouurs 10 take passage on beard the
boat, although they were supplied with
passes from Gov. Tod. Consequently only
Esssrs. Fitch, senter and Little OF the Com
mittse. left that evening.
The seven boxes Of stores, contributed by
shs citizens Of Painesville, to be distributed
by Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Noble at their dis
c-sions having been put on board Of The
boat before the imbrOgliO between the two
6octors broke ont, we're carried OF, it being
siEvult 70 get at them at that time, owing
~ WI b1Al8 O9feieA y PiAe1 u OI-lSA
bozsss These seven boxes, however, were
90 be left st Padueah, where they viii be
roallsd for By the two ladies.
Mr.. Carey arrived in Cincinnati in Fri
Aisy morning. and succeeded, with DR..
BsokEith, in getting passage for themselves
and TIE two ladies on board the steamer
Superior, which was chartered By Mayor
Hatch, Of Cincinnati, on behalf Of ihs ssni-
NY COMMITTEES Of that city. This boat left
zof Pituburg Landing direct Saturday noon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14


BRAIELRDs HALL-FREB0H 0PERA-HHR-
MAHE.-on Saturday evening next We are to
have another Of those delightful evenings
with Hermann. Since the former visit of
a. Hermann TO Cleveland, be has been
performing in all the principal Western
cities with the most triumphant success;
wherever he has appeared there has been
but one opinion. and that was, '' the most
marvellous man Of the age." Mr.. Hermann,
in addition 70 his great combination pro-
gramms Of entirely new and startling tricks,
will give us new and entire French Opera,
now ali the rage in Paris, and Whicn created
such q ftsror in New York during the pres
ent season, fLss NOces de Jeannette."
On this occasion Madame ROsalie Der
msnn will make her debut in this city, in
the role Of Jesnnette, and signOr AmsH Du-
bzszl will sustain that of Jean, (his original
this cOuntry.) We have no doubt
par = Ns hall viii be filed 70 is utmost
0pt what h Asessiop, for tits very rare
cspaei'y on this - = brilliant combi-
We are ever offered sue
nation on one evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

@-Dr. VIM. Buncsleit 0berlin on Thurs
day, for Winchester. His brother in the 9Th
was badly wounded, and has since died.
The good people of oberlin sent q large
trunk Of hospital comforts and delicacies
for the wounded by Dr.. 2 Cleveland Rsr-
aid.
We presume this has reference to sher-
wood Bunce, Of Wskeman, in this county,
Who belonged TO Company D, sth regiment.
Poor fellow he felt the responsibility of his
position; before the company left this place,
he remarked, as we were told at the time,
going to fight for his country, and expected
to be killed. 1t is mostmelancholy to think
that such men must be sacrificed to a rebel
lion got up without reason BY a setof dema-
gogues and eutthroats -Norl0alk ReIleetOr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14

CoLuHBUs, April g.
Pittsburg Landing:
p ds 0hf0 Ioldles elOegsd u Es rssss gTSl 6asss
Hdar Eias5igg Ldndisg af. 1iaf
In behalf Of The loyal citizens 0f tie stlfsyoa
love 90 much, I tender their profound fhaR1Es for
the gallantry, couFags and endurance you have
displayed.
Thank God, from the best iufoTmatinn n our
possession, We are able 70 claim that Ohin77 aol-
diers al did their duty. Those yet in TIE isld
We are saEguine viii aTeuga the death Of fheir
brave comrades Who fell or the 6fi ana 7th -
On then. gallant volunteers oe Ohio. Eld win
new laufelS for our State. With one heart. the
friends you LETT at home ars carelng, a. ohio
mothers, wives and sisters. fathers and bfolheFs
know how 70 care for their sick and Woludea
husbands, sons and brofher $780,
(5igneD DAVID TOD GcYefnoE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-14
ToaeheFs' Ezstituscs
COLLkNER, April IL, 1888.


EsIrozs LaADuR The Institute being as
ssmbled, the order Of exercises ior thb fore
noon wss commenced, which was % follows /:
6rst, instructions given in Arithmetic by
AR. Bigslow, lasting fOF oao hour, after
which Mr.. E. E. White gave q practiRl leo
ture on the theory and practice Of teaching,
abOunding in practical hints, illustrations,
and bits Of experience, Characteristic Of the
speaker, and which make him very enter
tanning and instructive. After short re-
cess, various members Of the institute re-
lated their experiences in school teaching
q kind Of hash Of things both new and old,
which, from lie variety and novelty, made Il
one Of the mOat interesting exercises of the
whole session.
The meeting was then adjourned 70 meet
ct half pact one o'clock
W There will be a Teachers Institute
held in the village OF Burton, Geauga eOun-
ty, Ohio, commencing with an opening lee
tare on Tuesday evening, April 2slh, and
the rest Of the week. Mr.. White,
Of Columbus, editor Of the Ohio School Jour
nal, with other distinguished teachers, will |
be in attendance throug hout the session.
Board will be given free. Tuition charges,
30 cents for ladies, 81 90 for gentlemen. A
ull attendance is expected.
J.B. CORY, Teacher,
Burton Academy.