Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-09-08

may say, Indispensable body, will for
the future not only meet annually,
but form amongst themselves a per-
manent association, before whom all
candidates for preceptorial situations
will be required to pass a thorough
ly searching examin alton, and from
whom they shall have received GER
tiicate of qualification, previous to
their final appearance for a certifi :
cate before the Board of Examin-
ers.
The following is complete and
corrected list of the names of the
Teachers present, together with the
resolutions which were passed at the
meeting:
MaIes-T. ]. Coffin, C. A. Palmer,
j. H. Smith, Stephen Jones, Isaac
N. Ginger, VIM. Fisher, James NJ
Wetherholt, W. 81. Reynolds, A. E.
Bing, H. H. Howe, C. C. Martin,
Chas. Wetherholt. John II. Strait,
H. C. Skinner, L. G. Adney, Joseph
j. Coy, T. Smith, W. II. Bane, War
ren Darst, John Bane, D. D. Martin
dale, D. W. James, W. G. Roush,
F. McNabb. Wesley Rickabaugh,
Lewis W. Palmer, John Eakins,
Thomas II. Neal, W. R. Evans, J.
V. Meats, Robert E. Atkinson. S. R.
Keller, G. NJ. Smith, BENZ. Davis,
S. B. Clark, John F. Morgan, VIM.
Morris, Thomas Edwards, Benjamin
F. Sibley, Milton Watson, J. E. Nc
Gath, c. C. Cherrington, VIM. D.
Null, Stephen Gage, Lewis NJ
Sherts, Frank McDaniels, Cyrus
Eakman, Napoleon Burnett, 1. D.
Williams, j. P. McFaden, w. L. Lis
ton, J. A. Bashore, Ansel Ke-ns, L
W. Cherrington, Wm Russsll, J. D.
Turner, D. H. Taylor, Henry Has
kin, Alexander Clark, Ambrose Al
lard, Alfred Watson, W. H. Ecker,
John K. Buck. Chas. Watson, AL,
fred Watson, EImore Mossman, Ca
leb Cherringtou, David Jones, VIM.
T. Buckle, Jas. Fl. Waddell, John
w. Waddell, c. D. Rawson, c. W.
White, A. A. Nesbitt, Joseph Can
terbury, VIM. Bishop, James Gray,
Morris Ralston, J. H. Gothard, Dan
iel Sawyers, L. C. Raiston. G. W.
Stone, Joseph Warren, J. W. Sha-
yer, J. Bascom Stone, W. II.
Browner, W. H. McNeal, j. Corn,
Rev. W. Mitchell, Mr.. Cooley, D. P.
Guthrie, G. D Mcbride, H. J. Cald-
well, james Stone, R. D. Neal, ].
W. Vaughn, Simeon Hutsinpiller,
Thomas E. Edwards, G. d. Davis,
J. W. Delay, H. R. Howe, Clement
Cherringtou, Jacob Strausbaugh,
James A. Boggs, VIM. R. White, R
W. RAIDER, Joseph Logue.
Females-Aurilla Mink, Mollie
Eakins, Maggie E. Crozier, Angeline
Denuey, Emma Lawless, Rebecca
Denney, Melissa Maloon, Kinda
Hubert, Anna B. Sims, Anna Rslph,
Lizzie Wright, Mary Love. Caroline
Beck, Minnie Ford, Judith Bell, C.
A. Burton, A. A. Greene, Launt
Knowles, Mollie Thomas, Sarah E
Scott, Belle Atkinson, Mary Buck,
Ella Newton, Lydia Rife, Carrie r.
win, Celicia Cole, Mary Martindale,
Mary Roberts, Lizzie Clark, Kate
Clark, Sophia Erwin, Sophronia Nc
Gath, Anna Gilman, Emma Combs,
Kate Combs, Jane Holcomb, Lizzie
w elker, Ratie Lanning, Mamie Car
ter, E. Kate Shallcross, Mary Leslie,
Matte Leslie, Alice Leslie, Louise
Preston, Lydia A. Lssley, Nancy
Bashore, M. E. Hamilton, Emma
Gatewood, Mary Moff1t, Carrie Top
ping, Mary Fry, Lydia Fry, Ibbie
Williams, Maggie Williams, Sarah
E. Mossman Eusatia Kerns, WAda
Smith, Lizzie E. Weed, Lucinda
Weed, Hattie Brown, Margaret Wal
ter, Ada Holcomb, Lucy Alexander,
Lucinda Sawyers, Eliza Denney, Ina
Hutsinpillar, Mary E. Waddell, Su-
sic Buck, Mary Rowley, Eliza Row
ley, S. M. Sisson, E. P. Bradbury,
Mary RAIDER, E. NJ. Young, Lucinda
Bradbury, Callie Woodson, Cornelia
W. Carter, Sallie Martin, Columbia
Hott, Mary Palmer, Mrs. Cooley,
Belle Launing, Ada Lanning, Mary
Grant, Phebe Holcomb, Abbie Mat.
thews, Sarah Cherrinpton Maria
----, Nan R. Curry, Mamie
Matthews, Bette Webster, Ada r
johnson, Hannah U. Maxon. Aones
Lyons, Sarah Davis, Jennie B. Stew.
art, Rattle Barlow, Julia V. Warth.
RESOLVED, That / our Legislature
ought to establish some system of
Normal Instruct pn for our teachers.
either by founding 9 Normal Schools,
or by having Nor nal Institutes, held
in every Judicial District, or both.
ResolUed, That a system of coun-
ty superintendent, wisely devised
and faithfully worked, would most
essentially advance the educational
interests of the State. and improve
the quality of the instruction given
in our Puplic Schools.
ResolUed, That each Township
should constitute a School District,
whose Directors should be required
to establish uniform series of text
books.
ResOlysd, That the Legislature be
asked to pass Law restricting the