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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
HoMEoNNEWs.

Gov. SENTER yesterday commissioned
Vim. Keith Magistrate for DeKalb county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

Black Silks, Black Alpacas, and Dress
Goods Of all kinds cheap at the Trade Pal
ace. JOIN GILGAN & Co.
ort6 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

Boots and Shoes.-A fine assortment in
all style and qualities now il stock, at low
prices, at the Eagle Shoe Store, IA North
College street. JOHN HoLAHAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

Sateens in fashionable colors at the Trade
Palace. JOHN GIL6AN & Co. f.
Oct8 tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened In New York yesterday at 1IGk
and closed at il3x. Dealers here buy at I cent
under the New York rate and sell at the quota
ton 49,.
Exchange on New York is taken by the banks
at Z discount and is sold by them at par.
Government securities are As follows.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
Premiums /! Premiums !-FoI

Premiums Premiums For the best
Gentleman's Wig made in Tennessee,
awarded to Jos. Z. Loiseau & Co., Nash
vile, Tenn. For the best Lady'S Wig made
in Tennessee, awarded to Jos. E. Loiseau
s. Co. For the best Fancy and OrnAmen-
tai Hair Work, awarded to Jos. E. Loiseau
& Go. Oc10 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
Nam orlenn. IIre s1ock Mnrkes.

I The New Orleans Piedyuae Of the tn Inst,
gives the arrivals for the week as follows: Texas
beeves, 1872; calves and yearlings, 1904; hogs,
IS; sheep, rs. The sales for the week included
I,55T Texas beeyes; i,294 calves and Yesrlings
T65 hogs; AZ sheep, and mich cows. The stock
on sale TO date, comprised 80 Texas beeves; $50
calves and yearlings; and % mich COWS, with no
hogs or sheep. The prices given are A. follows
TaVas haayes chofee q head aEO 00CA m m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

Fine ShOes.-Gentlemen's Custom-made
Boots and Congress Caters, elegant in style,
durable and cheap, at
JOHN RAMAGE & Sons,
ooR a CoIIocro o4,,nok
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

THE official returns to the Secretary of
State give White county total voting pop
lilation Of 1915, Of witch number 1s9 are
colored. -eaf@
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

For Fine Lace Collars and Laces Of the
latest design, at Richheimer's, 40 College
street. oc5 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
rhe GRAIN suppIv At ChIeagO.

In view OF the great calamity at Chicago, and
the destruction Of SO many elevators, we give Al
follows the stock of grain at that point on the
3Oth September, to-wit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

Trunks !-Ladies' Sole Leather and Sara
toea In Zinc and Leather; Gents Sole
Leather, al of the very best and warranted,
al JoHN RAMAGE & Sons,
oc6 # 48 College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
GENERAL MARKETS.
MONDAY, Oct. 9, 1871.
NaShville Cotton Market.

The Liverpool market was dull and heavy to-
day. declining I'd and under this influence New
York declined X@4, closing dull Our market
Il in sympathy with both the others, and closed
dur and heavy, with buyers holding of, await
ing the effects Of the decline in Liverpool. We
quote as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

CATrLB-Market extremely DAN, and 1t Is =
rare occurrence TO hear OF over &c for the very
best selections; ordinary 2G2Kc, inferior 182c-
SHKKP-Choice in demand at s2G2.50; common
TO medium S1@1.T3.
HOGs-In light demand at 3K@4zc-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
o8u

Burnett's Cocaine, the best hair-dress-
ng. ap4 law1y tues
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

London adyices Of yesterday quote Sos 81 at
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New York at
e51 Tor the old and 65K for the new.
Bank Of Tennessee notes. are in less demand.
Dealers buy at sc and sell at 86c.
Southern Bonds I'm New York.
The sales Of Southern bonds at she New York
Stock Exchange on the 9th inst. were as fellows
SECOND BOARD. aIr
II 600 Tennessee six per cents, ........eg X
1000 Tennessee SIX per cents, new X
1900 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July b6O.
January and ,Iuly. - soy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

1 Z s.4e 1q ~ s.e,s. I.Eei , eddie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

DRIED FxUr1--The receipts to-f.x sr.s.,,,saa
t0upwards Of 1900 ~, 70 600 Of which VA eoId
ats exc fog apples, and * a. Ke for peaehes.
me market closed Arm and b1oya art. = =
Eaas-Market dull, win sales to-day at lsa
PxAxurs-Sman receipts and sales to-dsx At
prices ranging from S1.259i.5o. =
PoTArOEs-Demand fair at 81 p barrel from
'PIsoUIrxx-Market dun at sIs792ls \ dos. by
the coop. Ducks about the same.
HAY-we quote country at 81 , ION; good
timothy (old) s26@2s 2 ton
BuTTER--We quote good country lSes choice
FEATHERs-Market dull at S5@sOc tor prime
Inferior lots neglected. ...... 10 lt'
BKEswAx-We quote At 2O032c- r..,-... IS
GISsKso-Market dull at Ts9s0c.
RAas-The outside figure Is 3ke. ~ a--t'-
WooL-We quote eombing 36R6ec 3 D, card
ing free frOm buTs, 32@35c; tub washed %95oei
bury wool 661ec 2 D less ----. b.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
THE CHICAGO CAzAMITY.


The Masonic and Odd Fellows L0as'
to Meet Tonight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
Sale of Railroads.

ON THURSDAY, THE NINTH DAT OE
" November next, we viii otter for sale, - pub
lie auction, on the East side Of the Capitol, AZ
Nashville, the following Railroads, to-wfe
KnoxviIle and Charleston,
Rogersv1lls and JenersOn,
Knoxville and Kentucky,
East Tennessee and western NeF4h
Caroltna:
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap 4 ch&r-
lesion.
Terms Of Sale viii be announced on the dAE Of
sale. r. j. MCKINNEY,
81. FRANCIS b. FOGG, fE
ARCHIBALD WRIGHT,
ID. W. C. SENTER,
T. H. BUTLER,
Ed. r. PENNEBAKER,
oclo ID COMMITTEES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

Superior and Seasonable Shoes, for
Ladies, Misses and Children, received by
JOHN RAhAGE & Sons,
oc6 II 4S College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
STATE OF TEE WEATHKR.

Telssraplic Report from Signal Ssrciee Gxps,
g. a, Of ObserVatienS at 4 o'oloek, p. II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10
Nashville GROCERY I1arhes.

SuaARs-We continue TO quote . very frm
market, as follow: DemerexA In ale; Porto
Rieo 1i6d2kc by the hogshesds, half cent adj
tional By the barrel; standard hazds l4Ke; New
Orleans clarified white, l4e; do. yellow t3c; A
coffee Bkc; DO. Bkc; G do. BE No New
Orleans in the MARKET
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs-We quote srups at %
@s0e; golden strip 75c. No New Orleans In the
market.
CoFEEE-The market continues nrm and adj
vanciHg with light stocks. We quote Rio, com
mon 70 choice, BX 92ikc; LAgusyrs &c; Java
25a28c- 800 = .-...
TKAs-Market steady a. follows: Imperial
s1@1.60; Young Hyson Sl.i5@1-5oi Black soc@
| s1.25; Gunpowder e10i7a
FIsH-We quote Nos and 3, 9li.O912 ant
| S10@l0.50 q barrel; half barrels Nos. 1, 2 and
4 $3.50, $3.50 and s5.75; In kits, Nos. !, 2 and
| $3.50, S1.75 and s1-60.
CHEEsB-FactOry advanced TO l6c; Nutmeg
| l9Xc; Young America &c. -. 49,. !. :
NAILs-We quote at $40 for ieds and sc sd
| ditiOnal for diminishing grapes. ~
CAEDIBs-Star, light weight, 12X6BKe-
PowDHR-An qualities declined. We quote
| Dupont $3.50; Hazards e5-D; blasting e4-5o
! fuse, p 100 feet, T6c; Sycamore Mills $3.50
SRoT-We qaote patent s2.I5; buck 90.
LIoUoRs-We quote common reett6ed whisky
. gallon, 81; Robertson County Sl.I5eD3; BOur-
bon s1.z5S4-5O; Lincoln County e1To@225; High
wines 81.
BAGsIsG-we quote D hemp &c; aAz 2kn
25c.
CoTToN TIEs-We quote az &c.
PRooAs-We quote at 81 25@3-50 . doz-
SoAP-We quote at S@Sc , D, or sSS4-o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

R0yel Havana LOttery.-SS340oo Ia
gold drawn every seventeen days Prkza
cashed and information furnished. Tia
highest rates paid for dOUblOons, all binds 81
gold and silver, Spanish bank bills, GoFeEa-
ment securities, etc. Taylor q Co., BaEk-
ers, No. 1e Wall street, New York. /.
mY16 d&wtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

The Greatest Excitement prevails q
Hicks Millinery Emporium, No. 20 Unica
street. oc3 q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

Ii0ht; prices unchanged. BaggiBg gstss Aad
sieady Fl8ur--xtra 5snilye $50. 7Wheat So
0fki, Ne1s BORA e1Sel3-9. BacDn--<kozidefs
fKe; eiear Kib adeg IHc5 ciear sides Sci 60
vs.ssd hams fsxc, plain hams lsKe. Lard, exS
ia Whsairf &c. Commercisl circles uncA e.
cited by ne news from Chicago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-10

i Louisville cOssen Market
/ LoUIsyILLE, Oct. s-CottOn-qeiet; nld-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
3eitunss GsSete Der Der. Staatcn.


gBenn Mbpnneuten ibre ;3etuus ntdt abbeiel-
len, 10 tpiro anssnommen, paB e oteeIbe fort3ube<
balten runl6en.
Reiu Wbonnemcnt fam re9tseIltig abbeiteQt
perben, pbne tn5 ale 0iidfduee besab|t iino.
gpenn Nbonnsreu uutcrlalleu, tbre 3ettunee
BON Der pp1piiirs atsubulen> 10 lnb lie baflir per
anttportlt6, bis ile ibrc ganse Ne@nnng be3ablt
unb bic 3eituns obteiteQt baben.
gDenn Mbcnnenten tbren Bobnort Gnbern, pbne
bic 3eitunsa<Sffee su benadri9tteea, 10 1T Go ibr
@9aben, psnu bic 3eitung nab ibeem fraberen
Nobuert eel6idI miro.
Gire @cieerung, rie 3eituns epn ber !poit=Sf>
fee ab,uboIen pbne tieelbe besablt 5u baben, mirs
als ahi9tlidsr 8snue anseleben.
gBer brei Nummern elmer 3e'tuns annit1mt,
pirb als Mbonnent aneeleben uno bat fur bteislbs
su he3able:'.
3situnssn lnb in benz County, 100 Ve seorud'
werpeu, pp1tpfret.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

pbere1ts Gde, lag e1l1e Der be1u9te1ten pul>
querten Wertfps, 1tnD bet gStrth, ctn Mltz
lponier, ater eim 19lmler unp pnrdtrtebe<
ner 0eleu, her 19en felt uber brciBt9Sabz
rem in Werifo lebte unp felt ben leBten
sebn 09 III per .5auptltapt 1elter n{eperz
1elo0er, batte CT in bet Sbat Mlle5 &C.
tbon u>n peuplab 70 perlpdenb ais mD9<
li9 gu MAIDEN.
Die Wertfaner, be1p1toer5 tte unteren
&lalle11 lieben nun etnnal bunte Stlrer
unp Oen1dlpe. Sp 1rirflt6 SrrBe sln@
ipru6e 1ie ater o11 mpcelltrte Saden ma
6en uup in per 8mfertt9un9 rerielben
rabrbafte &iin filler lino> 10 tel9eipen setz
Acn Ne G9 III ibre11 9tnfprrerun9en at
W}alereien unp rrr6 tbre 5etlt9enbtlper
ilnp iie rartn au9 nt9t beIpnrerS oer<
nIbnt.
Gine pulquerta ater, be1pnber5 nit
unbenalten @dnnen, piirpen {ie nur
ldmer unp I'M du6eriten 9lptbfaue beiu<
9eu, unp DON 5er1anrp> rte cerS9enfz
miu6 bteB, prer ,pent9itenS Ypn leinea
@11en 0enannt tpurre, botte nt6t Serz
laun't rielen @eldnad &ednun9 gu
tro9e11.
8eildufi9 bemerfer mub id ober bier,
rab DON 5ernanpp NIT ieinem 3uHamen
ip9ar nod Stnat madte> renn er bieb -
ieit1er Nusia9e na9 9- ni@t alein Don
t6ernaa1pp, lpnrern AUDI DON .5ernanpr
Gprte; unb hebo11ptete in 9eraoer einie
ppn benz 9rpben Grpberer ob5u utammen,
Sp 9ebt e6 aber trnmer -9rpben Wfa1z
nern feblt es ME an @er>panoten uno in
Merifp leben Sabupie Menlden, bic fif
pieier 9u6seidnun9 riibmen, bic aber aae
nt9t pamtt prablen piiroen, 1penn tbt
an9etli9er @prabn, >pa5 CT fetner W}enz
| 16enI I9ld6teret unb 0plpptebfdble me-
gen tauleub Wlal perotent bdtte> 9letd
ah Srt uno SteQe 9eban9en >poroer
! mlre.
DpA> tint >pteper arf bic Yulquert1
! lslber ;uriid;ufomme11, 1p beitanb bteielbf
aus einem tleinen 3tmmer, tenn Gntree
in bem AUDI cine Nrt bon S9enfl ltant
aufeeiellt war> uno einem tarantobfnoer
9rGberen @ema@> lit pem> >pte fait 1T ct:
ner eurppailden 8irtbidaft Gt(@e uni
Stlble itanpen, unp >pp 1i9 bic @dlt
etsentltd benz @enub cer pulque btn9a:
ben.
9Sunbertar 9el9miift tporen Ibrtaeni
bic @dnbe benn auf benz etnfa@ setpetb:
ten unter9runo sef9ten iie Elm rabrea
@etptrr Der buntl9edt9fen unb i9auber;
bafteten Malereterl tpte man iie bel 1lnl
auf ben Merb9el6t6tenbtlpern fnbet
pdbrenp bic Gtsuren bier in et>pa 4 Sui
/ 6Sbe aus9eflbrt ftanben.
@lei9 spprn ba6 fie pp1t ben 8prdber:
gebenben lei4t 9elebtn trerben fonnte
bate Der 9panitr, nit grocer Stbfper,
I1eusnunS unb nllr ieinfu dsentn Sntf:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
st. %aml afinneiota, 9pmnerita8, &C. cctober 1871

1@eronimp la9te unb SablpnsfY lab
i'm ral@ unp mietrauil@ an, aber ibr
@elprd@ purce unterbrp9en, oenn In
btelem Mueenb!id wdlste d@ Elm Son;er
G@warm ppu @1ltcn in raS 3immer,
Die ale BON BaSaine'a a6p65eit eetummen
waren, =. !. oueen 9eitoncen uno biz
@elocen:n batten anfommen leben> mo-
na9 fie bann nod eine @etle her Mu1i
Qebordt. ueberaQ brdneten 1ie itd an
bic Slide, unb cine tpeitere unterbaltuns
mar ni6t mebr mSslt6.
@eronimp unb letne 8e9leiter blieben
aud n{at mebr lanae fBen; nur nod
cine tleine Meile bpr9ten fte tem plou:
bern um ii@ ber ras Die sldnjenosn Mns
suae ber Damen unp Die bliBenpen uniz
fprmen Der Gremren, Apie all bic pra&I
unb 5errli6feit befpraa, bic rer fransD:
f1de Marl4au beut entwidelte. Damn
Fanpen fe auf unp i&ritten binaus OH
Die Strabe.
v@pbtn, @pmpanero 2"
,Quien sabe", 1a9te @erontmc> mad
6oule rabrl9einli6. 8leib1t Du jcb
fit ldnaere 3ett in Werifo 2"
u@or rer 6anb jeoenfau8 - tb babt
bas 6erum itreifen 1att; aber@eronlmp,
fubr er fort tncem ct ben Greuno am
Mrm nabm uno Elm meni9 bel Seitf
fubrte, mod cine Trase: @te itebit Du
NIT Der 0ei0lt9feit?"
GERONIMO lddelte. uWetn t Du, mis
pft id in rie Stride 9ebe? 2"
u9}etn - >pie Du nit bsm &leru6
(tebf. gu weibt pod> pab GttpaS I'm
Merfe it,"
~1no wie iebt @enor 2upss ca>
NIT 2"
vGborts;t", rtef Sablon6tp> der If
jebt bis uhrr bic Sbren tailerltd, uni
tenft ear ri6tc caran,li1 nit oen@9rporz
sen etniu|c;isn."
sd s!aube er bat &edt'> nidte 0ez
ronimo. ~Detne Meinun9 rar;ibs:,
amigo?"
SD bin Elm gutter fatbcIiiaer
@brif."
,.gftemano speifelt raran -aberDeine
Meinun9 raruber, amigo 2"
v6m - i9 oenfe mir 70: bic 0eifz
ltdtcit bat in Werifo tbr Sptel oerloren,
uno ie meui9er mir uns NIT ibr einla6sn,
befo better, penn iie fann ntdt mebr BE-,
sablen unp fdn9t idon nit 9 erlprez
9unaen an. Das 1T tmmer Elm b:
les 3etden. Sb babe mid oesbalb Suz
rud9esosen - gang rarf mans absr bod
niht NIT tbr eerperben, Denn-oer Ieufel
f1unte ietn Spiel boten."
uDader 0eoadt> Gompanero", nidte
la6snc Geronimo, re!dte ibn1 Die 6anp
uno ldlenoerte oonn lan9lam, in ancerer
Nt6tung alS fe Sener nabm, Die Strabe
binab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

u@cben @ie pireft su Miranta :unp
iseen sie bic S'@ss't 1a"n s@s'@ anf
vDa6 1T ntdt n1I9l1A,"
Stun penn liberlnpr9en> benn lat1se
Suit rurfen @ie ibm nidt laHe11 unp bez
ieben Sie babet parauf, pab er 9let6 uno
unn,ittelbar init Sbnen na@ 5auie 8ebt
1&np Der Snbionerin bic teste Seh1n9
ret6t - ptele Inn ltdnoe maden ile BEL Ell
ner 70 ar,nen Yerlon ia cp6 nt9t. -Daz
pur6 tefpmmeu Sie Sbre Trau eletd
berubiot, unp bo6 9lneere re9ulirt f9
rann iebr let@t."
uMter er wtrp MIDI prdn9en su m1tcrz
1bretben."
,Sesen Gie bic GtuntT BET Gruuuna
feit niit tbm on, uab :pann 1errei iea sic
Elm paar Io9e> ltnb fl&rs Dor cer Srauz
un9 erflaren @ie na9ber> wie i6 IS 9ez
tbon babe, baB per &auf fbrtef porber 9ez
ri9tli6 beFdttgt trerpen miii1e - auf tetz
men Sail seben Sie aber Sbr e5au6 tpte<
bet beraus-"
uunp elarben Ste, hab i'd Mtranea
| ieBt su 9auie fnre?"
,&crluden mir c6-i6 beelette Ste
bis an leine @pM1un9.~
llnc furs u11bie9e1p, l9rttten rte bciz
ten @e11preS rie Strabe, he iie eben 9ez
f6n1nel1 >paren, trterer surif.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

Sn Nonetro'5 6aule mar nod NQe6
in BET furdtbariten Nufre9una, oenn Die
alte Sncianertn unten 1bien trdnfer ;u
tperpen - Die Weiber jammerten unp
webtla9tcn> uno al6 @enoraGoneiro Don
ibrem Mdobeu bsrte, bae ibr G1tte ;u>
ruG9efommen lei, fna iie an, &rdwpfe su
befonmen marf ib auf ras Scpbo
uno ihlud,te luut
Senpr Npnetro blieb ouf ber S9weue
1teben uno betradtete 1ld l9mei9eno bic
Gcsne, mie Sne3 na6 Gau be Cologne
flc9 unp bic &a1nmerfrau ben &ppf per
Senpra bielt unD ibr etn na1e6 SUD- um
bic S9ldfe le9te, Gr lpra@ aber babel
fetn Wprt, uno nur etn balbSer ltedtes
2dGeln lag in ietnen 2lu9sn, NIT penen
er balo ben Bere9un9en bet Gp6ter balp
benen cer &ammerf frau fpl9te. Sne5 be-
tro9tete tbn it9 AUDI erltaunt BON Der
@eite - ite apubte gar niAt> wte iie it&
1ein 8enebmen ertlaren' ioQte - enblid
ober ia9te er init 1pl4fp1nmen rubi9s>
Sttmme:
v9(ter &inber! paS um @ptteS wtQen
1T benn bier ppr9efaQen? SIT bic Momo
franf 9e>pproen> Sne5?"
uNet11 Yapa- aber fte bat ibrf
&ra1np pfanfdQe - pur6 bic Qufresuns."
~Sit @rof Deperreur fort?"
49, 19on lan9e> papa -er 9ina
9leta na6 Dir = er iab> in 1pel6 fur9t>
barer Mufre9un9 mir unS befanpen."
uSo?- ?-bu1-- 1lns >pe6balb> >&inb e.
wos 1T benn 9eiaeben 2" .:~...
u@el9eben? aber papa, Ou petb1
ia bod Nae6 = bic alte Gonbelarta lteA1
1tt1tet tttt Sterbett =" -. 49, 49,. =.
ullnb &penn fie @ptt gu ii@ n{mmt
tDnnen mir es dnbern2" $50
uMer pbne 9ettli9e Gr6fun9- ale
fire &ertpattbte,1 ii1to unten uno auBe1
f9. sic tpeinett unb jammern ia, bab
man e6 bi8 bierberauf bDrt, Dit beili9e
9uu9frau l9iibe un6, aber i6 wetb nt6t,
pte ba8 enbe,1 ipQ," &
sd babe sar nt9t6 9ebbrt, al6 i'd
ben 6pf tetrat", iaste Senpr &pneirp,
uunb relden 9eifli6en 3ulpru6 per>
Ianst re mfbr, ole ben papre Nfrans
bn'8 ,.s5
uatfr 81 il4 81 ebrparbist 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

gDrdsnb serabe BON Stem gpr NIT snem ausaemd dhtsr
gprrotb ber neuefen gBaaren uno Dufr 3urhdsetetrt
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New York is in ecstasies over its un-
wonted treat of sleighing. add the
papers give lively accounts OF the bril-
liant scene on the Harlem Lane. the
Park and other resorts of the stunning
turnouts. Among those attracting
most attention on Tuesday were Bon
nor. who enjoyed quiet drive after
peerless. When he let the mare out.
as lie did occasionally, there was no
Use in the bows shouting "houp la.
~ anything else they soon had an OPP
portunitv Of gazing at the mufiied fig
ure of celebrated driver as he whirled
away in 4 cloud Of snow. Col. James
Fisk. ]r., had out his four-in hand
sleigh. with falling top. which was
built for him by Wood Brothers, and
which has equipments for eight horses
The CJlonel's famous ponies looked
well, and seemed to enjoy the sport as
their handsome owner. The gold bells
on the horses cost S7o0. jay Gould
Was out with his famous St.Loui. team
hitched to handsome Por land
9'f'Sh- iAoiA"oiu "loNe Il gorgeous
team OF five horses, two TO the pole
and three tandem. The sports of the
Lane had sad interruption in ter
mile accident to James Watson. the
County Auditor, who was driving a
magnificent span, When another driver
carelesslr coilided with him, and Mr..
Watson was thrown under the horses
feet, receiving probably fatal injuries.
one Of Mr.. Watson's mares. valued at
$4,000, was killed BY the collision.
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natural appetite for. The problem is, to
make the schools interesting. and thus
means of true development and zdiscip-
line.
II was decided to make the Teachers In
stirutes more numerous the coming year.
than ever before.
IL was strongly urged upon supervisors.
to gather The teachers In every town to-
gether. and form Them into a class. for In
struction in the s'th.ory aud practice of
teaching"
W also decided to he present with
Town Committees. II much NJ possible at
the examination OF Teachers There will
not come out of our work. 80 valuable re-
suits in any direction. A. that OF raising the
| standard If qualifications for teaching.
We believe thousands of dollars are vast
ed. ii put,in. into School Rooms. those
who have not qualified themselves. 1t is
/ Ii" wi~c>J possible course thar the state
/ en- take. 10 ,ce 70 the training Of teachers.
Without providing for this. the Common
-'lnui system will fail.
GA tn" mana cement Of Schools" n
mater which We feel specially Interested
| I'M, we offered the following Resolution
which WAS passed, after tull discussion.
/ Hrsrlr.d, That it l. the ,ldiy OF the Edu-
/ Gators. t" develop by public MEETINGS and
I discussions i more enlightened education
I Il sentiment throughout the Star 10 the
/ end that there may he substituted for the
| present Di-rici system Of the towns. n
/ form Of graded schools. suited 70 distribute
| thr blessings "f education more equally !:
/ tina primary schools. taught by females
ought ~ be maintained in all the towns,
both summer and Winter. together with
och""l-. :" far a reasonably practicable
that mixed schools ia villages. are prcju-
dirial +" 4 WIG disbursement Of the
! school money; that We \, n Board o,
Education. VIII use all honorable means.
10 bring about better economy in the
several towns. whereby mixed school.
extensively taught. Inay BE- reduced IN
number and all the country schools
lcngthened; under uniformity Of town
management and State aid
cur space this week. will not allow n to
show how the towns suffer from unequal
schools. and how ia" towns money mi ghl
De more evenly distributed. under a new
plan of school management. We hope 4,
take up TIL, matter Il public meeting,
called ia the towns, ~ discuss th" welfare
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Improvement Of the Common Schools.

The step, that the State has lately take n
to advance the interests of Education. have
begun TO be felt. There is a new impulse
in all the counties. for better Schools and
School Houses. Many who opposed the
plan OF County Supervision, and Institutes.
and Normal Schools have become firm
friends and advocates. The prospect now
vide for the further elevation of the Com
mon Schools. by levying some kind of
State tax. Various measures are recon-
mended. to give the several towns more
School money.
We desire. at this time. 10 give short
| account of the doings of the Board of
Education. which met by regular appoint
ment, at the State Capitol, Jan. 10th.
The Board as at present constituted,
consists Of the State Superintendent. and
the sixteen County Supervisors. All are
filled with the spirit of practical enter
prise. The meetings were the occasion for
comparing notes for discussing measures
Of vital Importance to the Schools; for
suggesting various reforms. and providing
for the future.
The County Supervisors. at the sessions
of the Board. held morning. afternoon and
evening. for five days. read various pa
per,; some of the most important were on
Classification of country Schools. ''Pri-
mary Instruction" Institute work"
Text Books and Teaching Natural
Science as a branch Of study &c. At
one of the evening meetings. we listened
with deep interest, to stirring address
from the author Of Cutters Physiology"
DR.. Calvin Cutter, Of Warren. Mass. He
presented with great vigor. the Importance
of making the laws of the human body.
study for all our Schools. Much is taught
that is not of real value in after life; and
besides this, lessons are required. that
children take no interest in, and have no