Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-11
NATIONAL TEACHERS ASsOCIA-
TON.

To Assemble I'm Nashville I'm August
Next-Order of Exercises, etc.
The following is the order Of exercises Of
the National Teachers Association that as
sembIes in Nashville during next month
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10TH.
ga. M.-Opening exercises.
Address Of Welcome, by DIR. j. Berrieu
Lindsey, Chancellor of University Of Nash
vile, and response by President Of Asso-
ton.
| Appointment of Committees.
1880 A. M-Report on the Study of the
Classics in our Colleges, by DIR. ]. w. An
drews, of Marietta College, followed By
| discussion.
I1:30 A. M.-Discussion drawing 10
Common Schools p with an exercise by
2P.M.-Lecture by DIR. Paul A. Chad
bourne, President of University of Wis
consin. Topic: "The true idea of a Col
lege;" followed by a discussion of the sub
ject.
$50 P. M.-Paper by -
Or discussion of the subject "What are
the true relations between Colleges and
| Common Schools"
1880 P. M.-Presidents address.
Followed by discussion.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20rd.
ga. M.-Opening exercises.
Report on the School Systems Of the
of Brooklyn, N. Y. .r.E
10 A. M.-Discussion "The place and
proportion of the Natural Sciences ia
trHe course of Education"
| IL A. M.-Paper by -
2P. M.-Paper by f. o. Haven, DID,
LID, President of University of Michi-
/ gan. Topic: "Relative advantages Of the
Lecture and Class Recitation Systems"
| Followed by discussion on the subject.
$50 P. M.--Address by General John
Eaton, Superintendent of Public Instrue-
ton for the State of Tennessee. Topic
Education ever old and ever new"
7:30 P. M-Addres5 by Hon. Horace
Maynard, of Tennessee. Theme: Gre
| Nuisance"
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2lsT.
GA. M.-Opening exercises. s#s
Report "On the duties of State ia re-
spect to Higher Education" By Hon. j.
p. Wickersham, Superintendent Of Public
Instruction of Pennsylvania.
I0A. M.-Paper By ]. B. White, Presi-
dent of Almira Female College. Theme:
"The Higher Education of Women con-
trasted with the Higher Education Of
Men" Followed by discussion.
II A. M-Address by -.
2P. M-EIeclion of officers, etc.
2:30 P. M-Address by -.
1880 P. M.-SOcial reunion. Addresses
from the States.
The following gentlemen have been in
Vited to deliver addresses or read papers
before the Association. No reply has as
yet been received from them, but it is pre-
sumed that most, if not all, will accept the
invitation and be present:
Barnas Sears, ID, Superintendent of
Peabody Fund.
A. d. White, LID, President of Cor
nell University.
Rev. DIR. (Prof) Brochus, Greeneville
South Carolina.
Prof. Brown, Athens, Georgia.
Prot. Holmes, University of Virginia.
DR.. Van Bokkelyn, of Maryland.
]. NJ. GREGORY, Pres't.
l.. VAN BOKKELEN, Sec'y.
The National Association of School Su-
perintendents will meet at Nashville, Mon
day morning, August 18th, and continue
in session one day.
The annual meeting of the American
Normal School Association will be held at
the same place, Tuesday, August 18th.
DISCHARGES FROM BANKRUPTCY.-The
following is list of discharges from bank
ruptcy since July 81, with dates of grant
ing:
VIM. r. Conner Maury county, July s.
VIZ. Andrews, Marry comfy, July TO-
Il. S. Winn, Stewart county, July 10.
Isaac 3. BsnnisteT, Stewart county, July
10.