davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-07-11
The Century Plant In Nochesec5'
u

FTf5H fhf IIOtNt4L7 1-<JTSEs'
:, The Century plant now about TO blossom n
Rochester has reached 1 height Of hftcen TEL
hlnc inches, and Fill probably reach twenty 1eeL
which art TO bear the clus1esA Tue lower
branches ere ahout nlteen Inches In length ana
i've inches apart whcEt matured, and they Er4du-
most Hlm Is eltSen feet Ex Inches from the
ground, md toe5s sse loe Distinctly formed buds s
1oTers on The plant. In other plaats wn4ch have
row ard In EnR!Aud hud elsewhere, these Hma,
Thcn foll{ dereloped, bare ! ms.ao5ea M 1ouI % 81
- rr,,ra fourtecn 10 eighteen inches Ia di1meter,
Tne anc,e uowsr u not hAndaonae- Il u only fous
r. n7s inches n length, ot = ssseatsh
, 1869-07-11

The Brlt.sh Lords Of Admiralty hsTe been
Tnce On heard Her Majestys ships to discontinue
tne ps1 II the razor under celtata ,sst7e hnna. T.
The nt3r CT beard, rnGustschea, and WhlAkelS y "
fnr r1esa itnesk Care u 10 b. Eafen that thoee
nf,csrt sUi men who avail themtelvea ot ne plit.
1rUe ar rot 10 be Whimsical Tta oead noi
tn t. won without nousssches, noS sce At&c1
v.~tt Il tie fcRDel.
, 1869-07-11

It's announced III European ,ournas thn the
Christians who Rend tnef children 70 tue Turkish
hy iSe pppe. Il ants tn1t the Porte Will, tbs he-
LEI il, c1,e1 The Jesu,8 from the Otopsn En-
The cnnrch Of Euc.and hnlda IN Zee the right TO
property worth s14o Uoe, ,ooo, tie income of which
goes 10 support the clerEs..
There are p{pbaAly not less thHa 100 co!ored
men now IN home, preparing for the priesthood.
OF cousse the majority Of them EtH become the
teachers Of the trrednen Of the Sortn
The proposed union cf the United lTcsoS Stel1a1
J Church {Scotch1 with the Syuod Of PseSbJtertsns
fEu9.tAh> has Iailed By the uuw!ninguess Of sne
| EuShth to he subject to the Scotch MAJORITY, w
! theJ viii u1tEe with the English pbIloo p1 tae
Eufted Presbyterian Church .-,
! Arrhbthhop Blanchet, Of Oregon. u = recent
pastoral let1er, }" tplI11nated axatnSt the Pohlc
| school ssstc1a that prevails In these pntted
> States Of America The RoCAn Catholic Arch
btanop considers the publtc schools ~ 'taanSe1ous
: fusututionx" He declares. them 70 b. "nuree1tsa
nf y3ce," andtre +" IacAtc Boorce Of tn1delhJ.
they ase, l. s15s, Ext sn'1 csagesous 70 nofals
, 1869-07-11
bIx-ICk.

Warrantee-deed. eooyey.oE c1y and sn21Ihs
property within teTen niles OF the Court Hocs
filed for record On Saturday. July TO-:
Western AZ, 3 coz Of Eighteenth s., vi,
wss;e@ :s a. a., GsDf 7. oi Eishteeaih s., vi, az
wess 11ertssars, q: sIas Z, III II Of western
~, ST, ISL 1ls3 NJ July 1e.-.-:-....-:... s
West Wssh.nssos ht7 100 4 Of Sheldon
Aberdeen st, 40 It Of Harrison s., ef, e41
Reuben & Il, = . e coz Of T5sr s., i. Isarisoo
uen.s ii s Il, a y cor oi LOOMS st, 3 i. 4S1iI WV
west 1nttsna st. 50 n cot May 81, i. @1
wess sM Iaaana 9aH $, Is tt Of Nsy s., /, 4I ~
Jeas.ssn s i Il Il sixteenth s., e /. ~ :,
vs9n q e ~ ~ cor 81 soniax sstein a. II In
II, M,sil7 II: jusy o..-..........--.. :. 10
West EIe st, = n v Of 1sooey St, i, ss1 :.
uiebsl nslx s. 4 !SSe oS Il Iaroop St i, ;oxiai
passtas!a i, : 81 Il ssfenteenia st :.
=, 6 t1as1ss II Ann: aC,1 =: :;;:s.;.:; 50
loeEi5,x Il: June :. 9s...................., s., q
co!osrs 81, n u Hal5 st, I, ssuoo n:
p:sIEe aas ~ az IS II ot TxsntI.r:st s;.1i,
. s-to1i:s,x \: Na5 5. s.::.;......:.... :: 14a
1ss3 Il. xita build1rss: July s,...'.,.... = - 800
Won Aen y Asit " Of l.ooes St, . ,a411s4 +.
caeidse s.. 70 Il Il ceatfs AZ, !. s;1 =.
1.lfr; June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p
SCRIN OF CIT IJMrTsL
Palmer st, u e cor Of Leia1d fv, y I, Pc
ta1h Il; May .......--..-....... 1,s
wolcott 81, Il II s Of Wilson az, " I, sto1
l5st X; May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
suC1N OF CIT Lxtt4
Egantlsle ~, e cor OF osk St, !, 1eeI
l&{ft: Jply a...............-.... 10
WoodlaHu AZ, cor FutJ-trst St, I,
23l 1e1e2s r.: 1Ipe i5.. ...--..-..-....-. 1i,e
Lot 5, Flock Is, Showdoncate. u y u,
Sec Il, =, ~, e. 5al5 2-.>....- .........
Michigan NJ, 900 II s Of fosEeth st, I,
1eu11t' II; Jut. l..-..--.. ..-.,...-,-...> '.a
WET dF CITY LfKfTS-
DAILY 81, ssts It Of Wright st, ef. SS1194
n; Jrue y. ......,.......,.-. 1,9
Merton st, cl Chicago ay, ef, 5f1l2 It;
, 1869-07-11
Acaxa fenm nr. pnrent.

To the Eti'or Qf The Caieo9o 7n5ux:
In Tits mornings edition Of TuE TR1nCNE no
ttee quite lengthJ 1kttch OF 4 real estate swin-
dlina Transaction, IN which my na,ne appears ooa-
netted WITH the transaction IN kuch manner n
would lead pesple to ln5e1 that WIZ directly cog
miami Of, md party to, The TRANSACTION. 1nJw-
tee 70 mJseu, NJ. Editor, hnpe TO b allowed =
Nosn IN explanation Of NJ connection with T. E.
Hs1tek 4 Co, 1ne> G Redlegt c. & Osyi2 And ~
, 1869-07-11

~ LIT :, foE shssee; Pennysseais o. seaae7 otIo
ssa..e: old f!9. 4lnha4s.9: nev do, d Ha[nE.
NJ. T s%hFs u - 20 choice Jersey do, II a III
!sHs y 9LAsal = Corn searee Ind adFalr.d &Sse:
Wttttru T7G3s1c -AA0 .
GsoSMrs, raoy1uoss Asn P1noIrrx-Do.
WnaHz-HeaslM
BALTIAQRk
hf5ufohx. July e-93EiDsTrTFs-PE7ur drrs st
rrsEous quotAtinna BusRes. restricted fnr esnt al
stock. Wheat aImst anA higher; e.lts Il 81. .so3i@
2t2Et Oats hff1 Al eo{4S1 e'"'
PRnvIGIoSsunkhAffed.'
HHsHI-Qu!et It 4lel6lW
.LQGIAT3LLE-
Lnc19fulI, July '1n-BAE4DEyC1J+E1o3r
per1ne. eA.a Gt.tn ssady md nnchsnsed.
ToR4cco-sales Of II hhdA Al eAsp.4lnh
=. .PHov1k4oHA-FlrEn. pGrk. x1loQ. B&eou-
ShonheE1 HMcs eteef rth. Isc: esekt stiez i34e.
L4Id-T1eftn. 9Sc HAzaf-SuSSr-cuseG, 19xe
BcJHWCNEx-RSe
, 1869-07-11

SHEEP-R Received thdxy. ~: reeetve,f this reck,
20, shicrsa. noae. The den,snd fes this elsss ot
.toea har brsn e1t!caeiy f. from ass t, last and
!tntt! II AA. been t! supply. te OF tht trade
llaSt bfsn fully 1nr;. T1tcs+ hsEs tae! wc1k and r..
rreilaf. and afr hwtt- He quote At 4l7tas Is Tor
, 1869-07-11
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
SATURDAY EFKxNo, July To-

SATURDAY EEKxMo, July 10
Notwithstanding that the supply Of losuahle
fo1ds In this market hA8 been tolerahy fAir, the
| Activity Of the demand Tor accommodations 80
nhnBua1 FOR this season OF the yeaI together WITH
11e REMARKABLE tnaaipRlktons Of the New Tofk
market By the rnoueJeI cnquek l14 kept up m nr-
e1y feeling htrt- The banks hare been dtspoeed
70 go very ea1touAly. for fear the market might
tafr snue unexpected tuzn+ Financial neE-
Eonsness Is tho most catching" com-
p4atat tn he world, md the uneasy fce1tng
his therefore petyaded business circles pretty
es1l)r. There has, hoEeFer, been no very serious
Inconvenience here TIC applications OF the Iuer-
chants IN ali Departments Of t9ade hare been la,ce
aad the Aggregate OF the!r deposits hsre ru1 down
IN corresponding degree, but the balances Of
country hanka hare been large and hare more
than Kept up the average Of the aggregate Of all
depoats here. Taere seems no probability Of :
country demand for lca1Ahle funds thai would de-
plete theae balances, before some time IN August,
and the New York market seens to hare
the conuol Of the nsoreIa The
tendency of the operations OF the National Treas
usJ also Is now to put the currency held there Into
circulation again, 50 that circurnstances appear to
favor an easier money market next week
The common rate to regular customers OF the
banks has been 10 per cent When outside parties
spFl.- for loans, they are In some instances re-
fetzed to particular brokers, who get the no1ey,
not Of the hank, but Of one OF ts Directors or ono
OF the on1cers, who loans his "private funds" and
gets commission, and IN this way the law which
prohibits the National Banks trou tattn1
greater rate Of interest than Is allowed
by the laws Of the State Is Sometimes Graded
Good paper with 11doubteu collateral security
has been taken thts week In this Hay. and also by
rrtvate bankers, at from 1H 10 g per cent PER
month, but the fatt that such gates haze been
paid Is not an eSidcuce Of any unusual tishtuess
, 1869-07-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the Week Ending July TO-
SA1cRpAY EvEslSd. JEly H.
BEEF CATTLE

Ihcrrsse s1,s+a A-4s
n es'ursrI4 the receipts for thu ~eee aaa 1at We
Receipts n7qrr thas. t.<t eeek
shipsnents slotr than Iaet 81
Llrx F1pCk rE6GE1A
On ND at:ey Ir!day Sttses y; = u,n - ~
pasrsa Eaxt viii he tsa only hJ &ctual weight toi.
TSpB5d,.a, suspertion BEidee. Pittsburgh
and Hsllatf !0o n
70 GfE ;'.''s''--.--......>4 1M e
Fiji be iAkfn- A9d al s1ct4s u aetna! Nsktt Hiu b
CHARGED ii the es1.Trnt rats:
pouc1saeel CHS q husG. caz...>........s10o 0o] Il
S1E;e-dtek eass Of ao<s, eal..-...-........o og ls
Dostdeek can Il aheeS .saa1 t.
6nsdecf CATE Of shtep car. I'D
No resura pAsses viii bt gwen het1eeo my u these
po:ns. e saPpsss oF mea T. eh.Ess q s:o1 9ad no
pA.ersu t1atos in either direction
THE XakKEr,
1b&Te nothing ct spea1 tpottAtce to mention In
review The supply has t s.shet tArns than 10 usual
this tesoa q The year. Lt the hea1thy ocndkiol 4
the markets beloF has ta.u1r full attend ane q e..-
ba5 efs foI te ..ns nj dieseat pn sbs y.rds hs,e
beEn keys pretty well cleared Of etocf tht1e hsta{ 70
cuaatdeSAhle ftosa day ~ ds5. eare q tae
pootsf so1s: 6ush y eoa,Eo COW. aaa Ipsh ,hs
hoee Of LII Eeek: IN roin. e asiit1. IL 1s gE9,
ueh tDots prusin.at whne e Pc2S SOW. sn .enA
no n.zte1tzl ehxpsc has tAken P1Aen Holdess Gce.
fnlttd upon f1 pnrea ana for Eeod .toSk
ioli pziee1we1e ptaptJ bald Tia spe.s ball ot ihe
ass ssss, Fs1,saF = & e55te i pssss 1.a<as
nx freza ian - In D., nd i as7 tf xo9d s.
saetlJ ehasee III saQkA s*ss. q stons I1a u Asq
, 1869-07-11
Illlnois nnd 11ichiguu Canal.

Special Despatch to Tie Chicakp Tribune
RRU0reozr. .Jnly 10.
pCIEA4xD- D-Geqs,isTs. LAsaIle, a.sfa # lumber :.
1RziTEp-W. i. Steel Joliet. IS yds rtare: Bescor
Lanont. ss yds stane; CoL Nanntne Lenaont, d yds
;. s;sne - / Tes:les 4 q !eonf y r. :tsas: =
r - .sens; Waittr l:seoai @ rs s:9ne g bFs
fa"et. 2 yas stcEe; MaTv WAfer. Le1nort IS yds
s.Gne ~, Gensee Judd Lea1out, g yds 4tone; Thunder
-,-.-- RRIooKFoR1. Jufy l1-a p. N.
ton. IL Rn i,S s GsEaee, Lcaont. uSht: Conni:u.
nom. H. 1,<St: ,St.ss. TX henfai nka.j Euis oco9cs4 r.
YTaont. aehfi Y" Steel. JOLIET light; Commerce.
& ~ ~ IT. tan& It tulbeE, lS0s # siding tAoo
AA1tvEnIra!3: ssss. Ls.ns, j. ii. ucod: North
, 1869-07-11

Payment Of Sac and Fox Scrip.

vi A14@A" VH 0sHV "NV VN UVlEPt
DEPARTMENT or TIE 1STERtoh.1
OEy1H ISp1Ax AyyAIlA
NOTICE IS aInEBT GIVEN, Taas lis Sex7s.
Try g! r lntsstaE T. rsspatel 4 pay .ths OFT.
atAnahE at tEs Ssc xust for Indians *
the 1ep:esentsd by eertsteates iaaued s.
The certificates ,houM bt prevented Tor psymsnk
rr.nt TO Anx.At tsa. -. Lef that date attrest
VIII b. allowed ca thtCL They should 10 t-1EstuIste4
through th.s cHec, ND The apfc.tiun. fr rsF,ne9f
mnst in every eas Gve tho Post Ot.cr address oG Is
RS, PARKRR C,muisdonsr
, 1869-07-11
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY RvKSIKt;, July 10.
Teo following tables snow the receipts and ship
uen:s OF produce for the past r@enty-fo hours
kIcr1Y7S HoR TIE FAST TwEEtYFoCR noERs-
, 1869-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Keep Your Blood Pure.
uEEtnE these bot months yon cs1xht tn ken vpoe
hhssi niIs md htalthy hJ 1.iht NlSHLEk'S HEH8
blITERS This ttllc IL 4 aA54s;9a;u asxilss 4is~t1e
, 1869-07-11
&raE 4nIk Eiti. AiOcif 4fnrflrf

NtW oIk Eltr NfOCk .ftarkctI
Si<cA! D. stais.. t. The Ghicasa T1iLii,.1.
=. N1,E fGAS. I.siF H.
Reef Cath Receipts, sst1 Wit. t. car leads Enre
dns ss!rr tsiHiur ), Il A13c tor Tr1a- LID let f
aEEiI1FS u rEtsIe fIti!nts. Er,
*!.tr-Hrreirtr, s.:I: Ir and weak: n,dInn to
so'. y Saoc with calls NJ q 5a<tJu h,. Laat.
~, SwIE.,';t ~, c. Ut pmiuL Aaa s.sde !o- very
, 1869-07-11

It's ric1ure, entitled, IT English, "The Heroes
Of German Muslc," IN .ludcs In Its poEt1atts the
celebrities Of period extending from 1'5o 10
te6.. The ar1ier has grouped then, not accof!-
inE 10 theft tinc but In nasseal c'2&snea1!on OF
his OWL, and he has met with much grace inc oit-
acu.ty Of rceonc!,sng modern Costume VILE nss-
tortc dignity.
.'The ls4l.on OF d1css Is Of to-day the aesthetics
OF dress Is for all time, says the nt1thor OF Gaod
:xctstE,"in boot {Ecceutly published bS Rout-
leslce. rurrnrttpe TO be ~ Complete Manual OF
Manner. " aad rcvie wing, In its Introduction, the
e':In and ;-ce7ess ol pol.tcuess, with whit dat-
tes'nc..arGcctons for the present aaF you na5
inter fron quotations Of the extremes III English
Hammer that ,te'e steps Of progress hare linked.
:. Lake for example, says tne Countess
stranger ~,n,inp n the beautiful anu graceful
,l:'is " told, was Al nrst .hslacllned IL
enteNssn hin as 4 !o'er. Size preferred snother;
tut ~ Ta's 70 I ,u';os M wu Tx no refas II
hoWer,r. what course did he pursue. lid he
COMPASS AeI wsh sweet ulrsetsane!es:' DID he
The Old chroniclcr *hn hands the story down 10
us relates sGat l,nh. William, lniurta,ed by the
bis tlls<tlmate birth ,.madr biz wa1 lpto her ipth-
c1's rAlacc. seized the tais Matilda by hrr lupg
tressss drassr hs' h, ay iaese gentle msa-s about
nlIctuS her upon the noos 1t his fett
And tl,s vigorous manner .! woo!ns, strange
IN fAF NfOiUCEN tDt dcfItA fWC1 Matilda nc
ceptsd him al opcc, and, on bcinG Gneaunocu ny
ncr Yatber ss to her sudden change Q. opinion
sid plcaaant!y. II did not Know The 1suAe SC
well then us do now: for he must be Ean O
treat collruct and high daring that could yentus.
Il cone and Geat me IN my fathers own Palace
Tnta for tho past; and, as a tenni'ion IN TIT
uresent OF true geut'emun, tho Countess 7aote
inc description Of Prince Alhert7 IN 1enn9bon'
dedication 10 9Idyiis 04 the Kine."
aI5e sec him as be moEed,
flow. modest, kindly, ,a'l-acconp1ishedf WISE.
WITH what sublime ren1esht0n o! n!MseH'
AMI in hal u1nits, aud how tehdesS,
Not making Ills high place a 1a"!ess pcl.a
Of winged ambitions. mar vantage efouno
For ricssECtc: but thro' all this tract OF yeatf,
Wearing the white dover Of blameless lue'
The opening chapter On the " "AHaneement o.
Lady = House" premises that " everything ahoul
te On scale e1Betiy proportiouate 10 hes nu
bands ircome,n the Countess ncprecattnE pr
tense u warmly as does ThAckerRy In his boe
Of 6nobe-" Punerutlisy, EtndncsA to sesvane
and conscientious caro- Of "ese1J detail OF u
family commIsssstat, " are the dates tne0.cAtet
md - ornaments for The drxw1ng-rooH =
NAMED Ito the suppression Of rotsted-rofk ~
bHoussz1e3, nowers, ooon and mirror
Ruaes Of etiquette are given for letters OF !nr
, 1869-07-11

NEW YoRx. ;Jaly uTt~as IL l.!ll, pricee :i,aa aai
VI; sM;.sns.an Es'ory hsnsa nod Aea c.oss It I4$e
ttt.ehed tnnetinr sre '.1tHt at 1 lssc and i trit
cna. la~lsac: S,l,tFn. lss SD: Pi:,eae1l.. IL.
nik +t .trt:nss dnsk rEn Ia -
, 1869-07-11
SCALES,
MALT,
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departuls Of Trains.
6UKNER ARR4N8EHRNT

CHICAGO roHTHTEsTHRE RAIERpAnI
Ttfktt Office toutheast eoTncT Ct UA<k and LAka 81
oorsc1 AltyTs Axp oAAnA LNA-
, 1869-07-11

TIL. fsnlluce Markets.
A-y~7t- Y<r1TfyY

Siects1 Drtrn:eh The Etlcns, rrii't:.s
-..---.. w NEW TnRE, .Iu1r H.
FRH10N7s-4stl0 hn wheat to Iirc.p.,f .s ii b., ssl
AID stad bf ettAsll .,3J Jrs wheat to CtFk At -
, 1869-07-11

Montreal which has introduced the organ Aller
long discussion. the Ssncd passed n resolution
seonsamaey u "fasug position M HAVING Hg's some
Appearance OF dlsresuxu OF the eynod arthor-
ny The synod was daunctly informed thAt
harsh action womb probably drive the church into
another denomination There are now d7e other
churches which use organs, and quite number
OF Sabbath Schools whkch have Instruments II Is
have allowed even pars2hrases Of the Psalms to
ksc ESD In worship.
Se~ School, does not intend inst the UlA School
cturrhes 6h5&s misunderstood hoE completely the
orthodoxy q SeT school theology IS admitted u
the proposed basis Of reunion. II Ea5s fer the
comfort OF Princeton aua Allegheny:
sss So sshso' oIss & sfs Il
::s,s III =! III If i:
ins :. ef19s m q &. 1,: + ,s h
ls1sa *,ta i, i, ssTo;Iy fTen q eahlely "a q.
f.. IL rs CAD I'd T. Il s Il I'll
's ss1a a1 ssg9.rs = Al a:s;1se Ou seha
Catholic commune u DauphlaJ which has, almost
10 man, cmbraced the Reformed faith, And
stSued document Of adherence 10 the Reformed
Iecr lre, order end worship. aIter which the5 re.
ceived October =. 1S6-f tae sacrament OF the
supEsr after the uannc1 Of Prntestanta The
movement heEau on their o<n part tn 1S6a when
tAeS had quaI1el1ed with the diocesan authorities.
but fastor Fesmand, President OF the 0renoole
lGbststuff, Itf ntt 5c2c3 discouraged tse4f Au-
sancts. and e1hofsed then to seek rtdsrss tEnm
the Bishop, paying no attention to their urgent
raqut>t that ne would ys!t them or acnd An evan
Helesl preacher. In the beginning Of 1soe he sent
q surraEan pastor, whose laboss have resaliet as
above. The Mayor and nine Of the ten Councillors
acquleeee IN the change.
The Rev. Af. lslnshon. writing TO tho MftAodtn II
EtsrdeT, IN England. respecting the dedication
exercises OF the new Methodist church II Wash
tnston makes this criticism CT our ua:tona. iaek
OF reverence: .....
~Phlenolne5.alE sse.tsnk she Americas has faely
ccyethftd bead: but have ftnetttacs tJEGa: that
Ebere the ort11 Eetf1tttu &haaa b. there ast he
T14tet hollow. 1hesc II a tudnteauA Il reverence
for tacd rlacts. d.ys and things have seen the hat
1u.cat Up to the alta, The news7aoer rrad d.aE
the .cron ihe rrroreF Writing b. esaaf srt1ee dnI.
lie the Ia.zta:tts prayer she1ld rAshex wo-eotas
ttAn ErsEse anFshins that waota hare tendency r.
q holy thing ArFrs4h. NJ th!nes theznsel.es NJ
art to fecu1+ cCfeebkd Aad die Time honored moIc
the Arcyeaa rr1etie for t1tstcE C1tpty fos
ehuythes ttr 6AAhal hAA BECOME End Grat tnAy
hase eeen Its should Ike u il bried Il
The tutnb ii a the Csp1eta and eaou1 Ike 70 Ted
- faliowt LII funeral. thai toc to thr hifhe
tFserests Of ehusrhss LAY there tnterred VIC t2cn
eight hurs in she rAftrCTol:Aa esu,ra the d4y o
srd'rst'nnhrr tn tht hou.s II Cod md ihrcs 10 -
| uotskip, And thfs. Ia rAtsias monty"
, 1869-07-11

AT The Open Board there WAS fair movement
In the leading grain markets.. and lower range Of
prices prevailed, No spring wheat closing at
s1,s0 for se1ler the mouth Aud No corn At &c,
same option. Oats were neglected In the evec-
ting the markets we're quiet, and quotations we're
little better than nominal Lake rte!Ebts were
neglected.
The bog marie, Wal quiet and ear R& yester-
dayh pr,ceA 6ales were effected at q unta90o for
eoouon to good grades Beef cattle were IN
uederate request nj unchanged pHces We gaote
Al $4DA4i.15 for inferior tp choice.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-06-17

The Regents Of the University cor.
vened, pursuant 20 law, In the Senate
Chamber on Wednesday,, Jdne2.
There were present, His Excelleney,
David Butler, erottc5e President Of the
Board (; Hons. y. Beals, Sdperinten-
dent Public Instruction DR.. i. H.
LOngley; Hon. A. b. Fuller; Hon.
Champion S. Chase Rev. David r..
DUNCAN; Rev. John G. Elliott; Rev.
John b. Maxfield, and Hon. Robert
w. FurTIas.
Under the appointment of the Gov
ernor, the Regents are divided into
the following classes: ....r ..f.r.
-- FIRST JUDTCIAL DISTRICT. ..r
JCnn G. Elliott, Of Otoe County, First Class
Robert ". sFurnas, of NeI1aha County, Sec
Ond Class four years.
David r. DUNCAN, OF Pawnee County, ThiE8
Class, SIX years.
SECOND JUD1c1AI DtsrRicr.
John B. BInxneIdg Of CHss County. First
<. A. b. Fl Fafisf, Of Saunders e6hty, second
t;. &. s. 1SPa eSase, st q Douglas County Third Class
f.- THIRD JUDICIAL DEsrRECTs "
VIM. B. Dale, Of Platte County, First Glass,
Win. B. Olinger. Of Burt County, Second
y. II Lohgiey, os washington County,
Third Class, six years - - .-.... -
The. Governor and Superintendent
of Public instruction are eL-OficiO
members Of the Board.
The permanent organization % the
Board of Regents was completed by
the election of Aug y. Harvey, Sec
-okorr, arH TOT,u L Mo(tOr,ranH 1frumc--
urer.
The Bond Of the Treasurer was flxed
at $780, 200, and that Of the Secretary.
at s., 600. t........ - ----.r. ..-...-.-
i At q subsequent session Of the Re
gents and the Commissioners o. Pub
lie Building, sat together in consider
alton Of the plans for q University
building which had been presehtedb by
several architects. The Commission
ers adopted the design farnfshed by
NJ. J. MeBird OF HOgRDspOrt, Fnd..s
and the Beard of RegeHts, after sUg-
gesting a modification of certain eX-
ternal details, approved the selection.
On motion, Regent Chase, the Sn-
perintendent of Public TnstFuctiOn,l
and the Secretary, were appointed q
cOmRittee TO draft laws for the gov
eminent Of the University.
I A resOlution, PfOyidihy f0f certain
correspondence. With q VieH t0 the
selection of q Chancellor Of the Uni-,t
Versity, was laid over Tor eOnsidera-
ton at the next meeting. ~, 20
The SecFetbry was directed % pro-
euFD books and stationery. rf d.. LIS
+ The Board adjourned to re-asemble
ct the call Of the. President.
tlitEs ei1E AslEg H F,iIT sez.egffr -rs
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-06-17
as sss By RIsHwoREH ssai v1s,

nEs saa iBX RIsIiNE9RRLkatai gI3v &
+ Great Wonder Is Sometimes expf exSppifegsssli
ed that 50 many persons leave bEIs6
teachers profession forzOths9 employ-g
ments.t The matter is- reasoned In
this way by tWO-thirds. OF those who
reason ~ 81 al: 1--WE paid s. B. fiftvt
dollars a month s6 teach O1l5 sehO5Fl
hegOt board for three dollars Der week. i
and he has left the business and gone
to cletkiHg for forty dOllsrs n month
in town where he pays five dollars
week for board. BE is making, over,
and above expenses, eighteen dollars
month less than ne did school teach
ing" This we admit, that,teaching
pays better than Cierkfug, or four out
Of five oftbOse Things into which teach
ers 50 when they leave teaching.
What then IS the ErOuble2 1t is not
permanent, i is tile answer. Your
school Is in session only six months
per year but his clerkship emplVFa
lgiIil twelve. 7If he teaches tWeRtY
years his salery VIII be but Little bet-
ter; while as clerk 10 viii Increase
year by year. So long rs this state Of
affairs continues our teachers must be
Young and experienced. The remedy
for this must be, keep the, ,seools open
ten months each year, Increase your
teachers salary with each year 0f his
experience, and keep hina ~ Che same
situation many years then eur grad-
yates of normal schools aud other good
teachers viii not abandon the sehOOl-
room for the plOH, accountants desk,
or salesman's stand.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-06-17

A woman has been represented to
the grand jury Of Owens County rs 4 witch.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-27
How They CO. for Us.

The Marshall Times thus sketches one Of
the pleasant phases of an editors life 1t is
tru" in every particular, "a we can testify
from personal experience.
Its a curious study to contemplate the man.
ner IN which people pitch into an editor
every once IN while. We stop one man s
paper when his time is up-aud he gets mad
about It We continue sending il 10 another
| and ha gets mad One man gets lob
! OF printing ut ~ very low price, and i, he
isa slow customer, lac thinks the editor a
regular leech, when he comes to want h,.
pay. We speak favorably Of one man aud
hls rival gets mad about that Ii we settl,
with customer at the end of the quarter
he says we are almighty sharp for our pay
II we tai to come around and settle h. saw
We are Il careless, needless sort OF bust
ness man. And go on with various com
plants, at inHHitum. If any event trans
! Pires through which capital can be made.
all OF these little hornets getafter the editor,
and each one piorccs him with his little
! sting, just as though he was hereby demo
tshing the most gigantic evil Of the day.
| We have generally escaped this sort ofthing,
though We have often coOIly looked on and
seen others taking it " All, well, "there's
q good time coming, boys