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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22
Lovely Pioneers.

Yesterday We beheld several rows Of out
door flowers IN garden, which were &C
tually in bloom, many of them, while
many others were just unfolding their yet
hidden beauties. The sight was refresh
ing; almost as much so as the humble, yet
lovely little ''suoke flowers on the West
en plains, which come forth from the
ground ard bloom almost in a single night,
and that, too, ere the snow has yet disap-
pared from mountain gOrges. These hit
tie flowers i'll the garden must be, We
thought, If the same branch Of the floral
kingdom as the smoke flower, only they
differ in color, being bright orange or
nearly yellow, while the floral pioneers
of the Western wilds are light azure blue;
otherwise there is a strong resemblance.
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The weather and Ames' Grizzly
Rear

The weather Of late has been unusually
warm, and has somewhat affec ed both
men ani beasts, especially some of the
latter We noticed yesterday, as we
dropped IN a moment at Ames' menagerie
on Cedar street, that the position of the
cage containing the large grizzly bear had
been changed, and on inquiry as to the
cause, we're informed that 1t was for the
sake of placing him In a cooler position,
so that he might be more comfortable. In
the spring and summer be IS so sensibly
affected by the heat as to render it neces-
sary to employ one man to attend him
and keep his bearship constantly wet down
with cod water.
At the time of our visit several of the
lions and tigers were asleep, and the four
little cubs we're stretched out at full length.
like 50 many kittens, taking their evening
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NEW YORK.


New YORK. Feb. 2I-This morning a
two story brick slaughter house on First
avenue was DESTROYED by fire with 500
sheep. Loss So, 200; insured for $l,7+O.
Relief for suffering France.
The amount Contributed to The relief
fund for the French exceeds one hundred
thousand dollars.
\ dispatch from London states that eX-
Secretary Hugh McCulloch, Benz .min
Moran, Secretary Of Legation, Russel
Sturgis a1dJ. 5. Morgan vii set as the
American Committee 70 receive and dis
tribute funds f T The rc'ief Of tha -uif p
inc FIR rcn. Monday q d.s..'.4 "--
sent pacing go Their credit 10000, VITA
"a suggestion that tuc agricultural districts
be believed at once.
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TENNEJ.EEINDU EXPOSE
TON
Card from The FINANCE Committee

The undersigned, the Finance Commit
tee of The Tennessee Industrial Exposition,
having csnvassed the city FIR seven couse-
cutive days, feel that they are unable to
spare more time from their business, ard
that no one upon whom they have not
been enle 10 call, may feel them
selves Flighted, they invite those
who may feel disposed to con-
trlbu'e 70 The fIrtherance Of the enter
prise, to call upon any member If the
committee. or address a note to c. Il
Parsons, Secretary and Treasurer Of tho
Finance Committee, Broad street, city,
stating the sum they wish 70 subscribe,
and their address.
The committee would also take this
method Of returning their thanks to the
citizens generally, for the very liberal re-
Spouse with which their appeal has been
met. and also to the MaXssl House and
Battle House, for inequalities rendered
and enjoyed. Respectfully,
H. B. Buckuer, II. @. Hensley, q. r.
Parsons, A. A Breast, committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22
'EELEGRAPHIG.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
TheSOtithernPa Pacific Road Bill
Passed by theHouSe Yes terday
Tie Latest from SanD0mingO
Tie Situation in Arkansas
Great Storm at San Francisco
Some Twenty Lives Lost
W H.SeWard PGItedWith Books
Bya Crowd Of Chinese GaminS
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS.
Grimes and Casualties.


MEMPHIS, Feb. PA man named
MCGhee while drunk was run over and
crushed to death by the train to-day at
the Grand Junction.
a negro magistrate from Arkansas stole
COW in Hopefeld and sold it here. He
will serve the rest of his term of office in
Nashville.
Capt. Adams has built the finest wharf
boat in the West for the Arkansas Packet
Company, which will be here next week.
He wIlabuild two iron steamers for this
line.
A man named John Mack was stabbed
pc, haps fatally last night in brothel.
:. Jaffarrcn was knocked down to
night with a four pound weight by
Patrick Roper, and his skull fractured
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22
AUSTRIA.
NOn.IntcrYenIinn.

PEsTH, Feb. 20.-In the lower House
of the Austro-Hungarian Parliament a
declaration was made by the Government
that interference with the internal affairs
of Roumania was not intended so long as
the powers are agreed upon the principle of
non Intervention. A statement was also
made that Intervention in the Franco
Prussisn war could not well be effected.
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AnniYersarY nan.

The anniversary ball of the Hibernian
Society will be given On the 18th of March
at the skating Rink Tickets for gentle
men and ladies are one dollar The friends
Of Emmett, Currsn and Grattan will be
there and many will enjoy the occasion as
looking to the green turf where the bones
of their ancestors lie. These balls are al
ways on their annual recurrence among
the best in tho city, add the dear old
Emerald Isle will not be forgotten
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conc on the River.

The police yesterday made up money
10 gend . usr on tirc roaring river who
hiss bsea here for son e'time as broken
New York mer-GanL, He has seen better
DAVIS. lie was sent on the EdiyVIlle,
Evansville morning packet, to Indiana.
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WIN. IL. SEWARD.
Pr tied with Rocks by Chinese ECC-
Jars Because He had no NiCiECis
tpFTScui.

Pr tied with Rocks by Chinese Reg
lars Because He had no NiCiECis
tprTEcn.
LONDON, Feb. q - China papers re-
Gel I'D by the overland mail repo-5 That
an assault was made on Mr.. Seward, late
An c5icsn Secretary Of Stale, aid his
pa ". during a visit 10 WOOChaag. The
No IN ChinN Herald says the visitors
we II over the river from h2ukDw to
WCochang aud then proceeded up tie
hill to pagOds. On their arrival they
found the usual crowd of boys and beg
gaI all Of whom were c.amoroCs tur
Cm lshaw (cash). The party were 10.
Dir yidCd for such demand and after
EN- wing the view from their position,
cor lmcuCed the homeward descent On
the way down the bows poltcd the
chs jrs with stones, considerably dFma--
inl oce Of them, bu, discontinued 'hsir
amusement on being yelled 81, 10y the
Go, lies.
lJr. Uobson. Commissioner Of Gus
tons, has received 81 letter Of apology
ant regret from Tastun Hank0gT 1CT the
OCC lTrJnCC.
Important Memorial Of rIissiOna-
ricS,
NmrmoriaI has been presented by the
Pr iestant missionaries If China 10 The
Diplomatic body at Pckjn, depreCatng
the palicy Of allowing the Chinese au-
thCrilics 10 cyadc their treaty engagement
10 grant protection O. Christian mission
ari 5. The hostility toward forcigle.s,
the memoir lists say, Is uot likely to SUD
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PARIS.
Suffering for EucI.

PARIS, Feb. 20.-I 10 probable the
armisJiCe will be extended until the first
of March. The scarcity of fuel is much
felt. The administration of the North
ern Railway shares with the population
the coal arriving daily. Pals VIII be
lighted with gas Saturday. Lpnd II
mails for Paris are now forwarded via
Calais.
PARIS, Feb. 2I.-The Jockey and Rue
Royale Clubs have resolved that all can
didates of German birth shall be excld
ded. The city is quiet
The Emperor william in Bod
Health.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The Standard is in
formed that the health of the Emperor of
Germany leads to grave auticipations. G
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RUSSIA.
After war. PestiIence.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 21.-In cOuse-
quonce of apprehensiOns of an epidemic
in Europe, the Russian Government has
ordered reports to be made by its agents
as to the sanitary condition of the coun-
tiles affected by the war. Should the re-
ports render it advisable, Russia will pro-
pose a sanitary conference.
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SPAIN.
The Now Queen Dying.

MADRID, Feb. 2O.-Queen Maria Vic
tOria is dangerously il. with malarious
fever at Alassio and has received the last
sscraments. Her excessively nervous tenn
Derament makes the case homeless
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CONDENSED TELEGRANIs.

Two children were blrned to death Sun.
Jav in South Clinton, Ill.
Gladstone intimates that the improve
meut Of the maritime international Law
may come before the Alabama Commits
sion.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The statement that
Bright is likely to return shortly to Par
lament ia well founded. His reappeqr-
aDce to the House will most likely be pre-
ceded by a visit to his constituents.
Bright's health is improving steadily.
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ROME.
Going TO Belgium '

BRUSSELS, Feb. 2l.-It is rumored that
negotiations are pending between the
Court of Rome and the Catholic party
here for transfer of the Holy See.
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SAN FRANC!SCO.
& Terrific StOrm-VVind, IE ain. Hail.
hUnGcT, Lightning, FlTe-SOme
twenty Persons Killed and I'm
mru>c Damage OF Property.

& NEGDtF Persons Killed and Em-
mouse Damage OF Property.
San Franc SEQ. Feb. 2l.-A terrific
hurricane last DiEdt, accompanied with
rsin, lail, loud thunder and lightning,
produced grea. or conformation here than
IN earthquake would, ard did much
damage. \ fire w-l, tive We feet high
and sixty feet Ing, was blo7n down
upon a frame building, crushing it and
lU;yiDg fifteen or twenty persons btnea'h
the ruins. Mrs. Mcdonald, wife OF the
watChman ST The State prison, her child
ten months Old, daughter twelve years
old, AID Mrs. Hogan, were Instantly
killed, being frighfuIy mangled. Sew.
era. Others were iniu-,d, but none fatally.
Three alarms Of fire added 20 the horrors
Of the night. There was more thunder
and lightning in one hour than ever before
saor or heard in San Francisco altogether.
The shipping in the hHbor generally
escaped without serious damage. The
som in the mountains was severe. The
Telegraph lines were damaged in all d.
rtIrr#r-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22

There we're number Of acquaintance
and friends at the St. Charles Hotel last
night, from the glorious Old county Of
Sumner. The people about Ga-latin are
in a prosperous and Furnishing condition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22

q OlaleT
purposes Six millions are appropriated
! to settle The State war Claims, 81, $50, 600
for the census expenses; S265, 600 for
freedmen's bureau; 81, 600, 600 for court
| expenses. 500, 800 fer capitol and capl-
tOl grounds; $3.50, 0GO to extend the Gov
| ernment printing Office; S25, coo for ex-
penses Of the Joint high commission.
! The bill will d axe more than 80 printed
pages and viii lead 10 more discussion
than either Of the other appropriation
bills.
\ Blast 1gainst Count eTFcitcrs.
A bill Introduced in the House yestCr-
| day morning by Mr.. Van Lick, t. pre-
! vent fraudulent practices provides that
any person printing or depOSiting in post
| Office, or causing TO be 50 printed or de-
/ posted, or having possession with intent
I TO circulate, any circular, hand bill, or
! advertisement Offering or pu.portlng TO
| offer for sale, or as gift, any false, forged
OF counterfeit Treasury notts, bonds,
/ coupons, stamps or any fac simiis Of
srch, shall be punished by Imprisonment
| for term not less than one nor more
than three yc4TE, and by fine Of not less
than 500 nor more than s., 600.
beginning 10 Feel IL.
The wooden manufacturers ard wooden
commission merchants before the Wsys
AID Means Committee to-day ask uni
form duty Of three cents, as on carpet
wOols, OF full woods, and consent to a re-
ducuon Of thirty per cent al valoTem on
manufactured woolens. This is the first
time manufacturers have appeared asking
for ii duc'ipn Of tex.
EEUDors CE Glse carnival
TIE festivities of the carnival closed |
this evening with ID tournament and pro-
cessian of maskers in all kinds of udiCu- |
lous costumes The first woman prcsi- |
dent of the United States aud the capital !
removal were among the novel features |
The diversions witnessed by many thous- |
a1ds Of spectators and considered c.m |
peIsation for ,ho partial seppgintment |
yesterday. Both Houses Of Congress sd |
j0urned in time 10 enable the members to |
see the maskers. This evening there is |
another General illumination Of PenDsyl. |
vania Avenue; also pyrotechnic displays.
Two balls VIII take place tonight, one at
Masonic Temple and the other at the
National Theatre. The latter VII be-
auqugradC
! Isrit'si1 'esaei Lost with AL ca
7r.- f.rr,q-s-.- -, ,-,e r--a.,..l
This rvarf-..- r-.-,. rraIfr.v l,,.1 n. US.
.,,f ~ 7r..5,1 -o No., Absent 500
49, ~ Stat..
The British ship Zpe, from 30 tn,
.r-rn,.5 NV b-,sri ;.-., - .;.il r--s
.cr,.1 AZ -i.-l,f ~, mi. p - 1.1r
tr..i..r The -.-.1 aDs ,,--n ere ~
,,C-,a7 s.. tool lbs. II NJ T.r,-s-,-
I : C-rsr1
Radical CauC,,>,
Tie ParYrl.can members elect or,,o
farlr-racard CONGRESS have b-.n r,one..-
81 ~, meet j., o,,7.r,s in The han of Re-,
-e-c7tstive. Ha-rr , win the obfeo- r.
ee1rr.ine, cen5;Ts-,e for the Gffcas os tr,a
IT,r-a
The T.rritory Of Columbia.
The Pre- .i,1o-.- DIV SIGNED tba r.,1 e.,
-.-.gi'a territorial rr,va-I,-a,,f f.~ fine
,.. ~ 4r
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NEW ORLEANS.
WardE Gsr0S.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 21.-Tbe carnival
passed off quietly. The strangers in the
CRY are cs'ima ed at -, 200, 10000 bav-
ing arrived within the past four DAYS,
The hotels are ovcrdJwiur. Those ar.
irving On boats for the past two dsvs re.
tain their state rooms for want Of hotel
accommodations.
= Ne My.tick NrCwc.
The Mystic krcwe procession was q
grand atfa'r.s The aubj-c was Spenslr's
Earle Qlccn. About :, 800 tastefuIIy
grouped "Cic in the procession, which re.
cCiv. d II ovation along the entire route
a.d az sela.d by canro., when rass. no
tr IT, Hal, p. D. cks's, etc, t.elg. a.
Canal arat. .Tae .ar,wd along TIE lines
Of the procession was estimated al
290. 900.
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IN THE FIELD.
A Fresh Start from Saarbruck.

TIE Telegraph has dispatch from
SaarbruCk which says that all Germans
found capable of rejoining their regi
ments are being sent to the front. There
is large assemblage of troops at Co
lOCne.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22

The spring and summer session at
Franklin College, We understand, promises
to be well attended.
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THF CITY.
MUNICIPAL.
Board of Aldermen.

Communication from the Mayor
RePO;ts-SpeciaI POIicemen-Sun-
dry observation-disclosures Park.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-22

A dispatch from Havre says the city
of Alencon having refused TO pay the
fresh contributions demanded by the Ger
mans, the Mayor and ten councillors
have been held as hostages.
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the War for Money.

The Daily News says there are seven
teen French vessels in the port of Dun,
kirk, all formidabIy armed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-18

In answer to question asked very fire.
quently,-we have to say, there is no way
OF making Saturday schools legal. To
teach on Saturday is to violate the law.
Ii teacher By teaching alternate Satur-
days condenses a school month into four
weeks, even by permission of the district
board, he is still liable on the demand Of
the district board to teach two days add.
sional for each month. Where SATURDAY.
schools are permitted, district clerks will
bear in mind that they are not to be reck-
oned, nor the attendance of scholars on
those days to be counted in making out
the annual report BY permission of the
district board, Monday or any other day
may be made the regular vacation In
such case the foregoing remarks apply
to that day instead of Saturday. Teach
ers and district boards should bear in
mind that the school week is as definitely
defined as is the school month.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-18

We have recently had the pleasure of
meeting Gen. Fallows, Supt. of Public
Instruction, and his Assistant, Hon. j. B.
Pradt> It is always pleasure to meet
these gentlemen. The public acts of few
men occupying responsible positions re-
ceive so little adverse criticism as those
OF Superintendent Fallows and Pradt.
They seem to be just the men for the
place they occupy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-18
SCHOOL POPULATION.

It costs three and third times as much
to school child one year in Massachu-
sets as it does In Wisconsin, and it is
thought that schools are profitable even
in the cold Bay State"
The average attendance in the whole
country is 3,377O69, while the average
number of children of school age absent
from school is 4,843,569.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-18

dt sQOK MONTH. Horte and Carriage furnished
Fp Expenses paid III. SHAW, Alfred. Ne.
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Our readers have missed the EDUCA
TIoNAL for two or three weeks, but AS
will be seen, the suspension was tempora-
~ and not likely to occur again for some
time. It is our purpose to make this de
partment ofthe TELEGRAPH more interest
ing and profitable than it has ever been
We hope soon to enlist goodly number
contributors from ali parts of the county.
To this end we give general invitation
TO all our readers to send US any item or
items of general interest that may fall IN
Ter their observation. Nor do we wish
10 confine them to news alone. We
nave room for short articles relating TO
educational or scientific matters, and we
hope they will be furnished u.s. Reader
this invitation is directed to you.
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a. ENVE6 JUST TO HAND. one of tie latest
~ 49, ~ - oyelties of thu season. Pl asses all
who see it. Sent 70 any address for Is cens.
G. HAWORTH, Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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6t a A DAY FOR LII with Stencil Tools Address
~ " A, E. GRAHAM, Springfield Vt.
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sEMI-WEEKLY sun, SO A YEAR,
THE DAILY sun, SO A YEAR.
TERMS TO CLUBS. A1
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SIN.

AAG OO1AAA1L w ESEh ~ Sum
Five copies, one year, separately addressed,
Four Dollars.
Ten copies, one year, separately addressed (and
an extra copy to the getter up of club),
Eigct Dollars.
Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy TO the getter up of club,
Fifteen Dollars.
q Fifty copies. one year, to one address tapd the
Sem1-Weekly one year to getter D of club,
Th1rty.threc Dollars.
Fifty copies, one year. separately addressed (and
the SemiWeekiy one year to getter IN of ciub)
Thirty-dve Dollars.
one hundred copies, one year, to one address
club, #E Fiftv TSoiIars'
One hundred copies, one year, separately ad-
dressed lanc the Daily for one year to the getter
Wy Sixty Dollars.
Z THE SEMT-WEEKLY SUN.
Five topics. one year, separately addressed.
~ IA. 4sra Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed (and
an extra copy to getter up of club, a
z 70 7oas Sixteen Dollars.
IS SEND YOUR MONEY ~
! in Post Office orders. checks, or drafts on New
ORR, wherever convenient. If not, tnen register
the ietters containing money. Address
I. W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
Sun Office. New York City.
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.EDUCATLONAL AL.

EMPLOYMENT OF TINE IN sCH0oLS.-Our
ummer schools are generally small, and
many teachers are at loss what to DO
between regular Rotations so as to make
the time profitable. The Rotations OF
small scholars are usually short, cut may
be materially and properly heightened by
simple questioning SO directed as to IN
struct and cali out thought. This cues
Eoning need not necessarily be confin' d
to the subject or matter of recitation, but
may be directed to matters ofevery day
occurrence with which the little ones are
familiar
The intervals between recitations at
ford excellent opportunities for giving
instruction in writing, making figures,
Roman notation, map drawing, picture
making, &C, several Of the pupils with
little or "nothing to do having been
called to the blackboard for that purpose
Indeed, these intervals so often employed
by teacher and pupils in simply keeping
STILL" by little tact and ingenuity on
the part of the teacher, may become as
profitable and more interesting than the
time devoted to ordinary recitations. A
teacher has no right to be idle for single
minnie during school hours. Unless the
teacher works, the scholars Will not.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-18

Blanks for teachers monthly reports are
to De had at Johpson's bookstore, or by
calling ON or writing to the County Super
intendent. All teachers are required to
report at the close of each school month
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j UR UE 3 A

sent Snecial commission to that country procure It
in its native purity, and having foundits wonderful
curative pro ties to exceed the antcipations
formed by its great reputation has concluded to oor
1T to the public and is happy to sta tina he has COM
pleted ARA raements for regular nthy supply of
this wonderful plant. H. has spent much time expert
nting and inv stigati to the most efficient pre-
paration from it, for popular use and has 'or some
lime used in his practice with most happy results
the effectual medicine presented to the public
DrWelIs' Extract of Jurubeba,
and he confidently recommends it to every family as
household remedy which should be freely ak N as
to atimate and fortiFy all weak and Emphatic tenn
peraments. John @. Kel ogg Patt sire t, New York,
Sole agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle az 4wN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-18

We are pleased to learn that Miss L. T.
Pienkowsky and Miss Amelia Harvey of
this county intend to go to the White
water Normal School next fall. We are
glad to see our teachers are waking
up to the importance of thorough prepare.
tory training.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-18

INTERESTING STATISTICS The follow
ing table shows the sum of money ex-
pended for education in each state, for
each child of school age:
SCHOOL EXPENDITURE PER HEAD OF TIE
SCHOOL, POPULATION
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