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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

The London markets to-day present no specialY
Interesting features. British cousot' were sieadV
the do Dsr cents rose from Ill to Il H. ana Ie to
1l07s and the 4s were ls higher at lOI@, Ere com
mon 81 higher at 465s aud second cOusOls "A higher
at 9llo Atlantic and Great Western hIsts were 4
better at 60 but the seconds were Il lower at 30i2
Illinois Central declined u per cent TO 1872 ana
ria rising % to "a. All other American securities
were unchanged. In Paris, French 8 per GEMS zen
from 81 10 .S5: sight exchange on London Iailhg
TO 25.1S francs TO the {. A Berlin dispatch sia'es
that the Imperial Bank of Germany gained
14.520 900 marks specie for the week.
Mr.. John :. Kennedy, Chairman OF the Purch&slnS
COMMITTEE OF the International and Great northern
Railroad Company invites proposals Ior S0ooOOV
OF The first mortgage per cent gold bonds prOVls-
Ion Tor the issue Of which was made In the agree
pent OF September 2S 1873. Attention Is called 10
The advertisement IN another column
The gross earnings Of the Missouri. Kansas ana
Texas Railroad are reported as follows;
ss yea jan f fsSSS 1886 $500 Inc i'fff
The receipts of flour aud grain at The principal
Atlantic ports this och day of January were:
New,York. Baltimore Phlla Boston.
Wheat bush. 22gso 1850 ,5,sSo 2$,s444
SSsts, ss; ;SS~.. $500 ii ssi $500 $3.50
Eye bush l098 $50 900
T sis S S0ss it6s oS asSie $500 1901
The following were the rece pts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Chicago GaTaukcc Chicago. Milwaukee.
Hour' oos-- 6.o70 3.2UO 1850 l.5OO
yS Wheat l Sg'A..... ,ss4ts ag2oo 2sgeq 2,4oO
AsA ss ss:s ao fSs .ss$ ss ss ss$S
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proposal5.

TgNO STEAMSHIP BUlLDERS.-PROPOSA
4 for BUILDING aSTEAM PROP Ll9k tof the UNI
TED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL srkNlNh
TREASURY DEFAKTdFNr [
WASHINGTON DC, Jan. 10, ls-Ob
SEALED PROPOSALS viii DO received Dy the under
signed untl ~ o'clock OF Thursday the 9Th OF Feb
construction OF steam Propeller oi TIC
United Marine Hospital Service al the port oil New
York
Plans and spec OF the together with al other
necessary information Will Dee iun shed 10 bidders ON ap
ZION 10 tie charge u Name Hospital al fhasel
pha baltimore. New York and bcson and the auigoop-
General arlDe Marine Hospital Service Washington, ~ O.
The rig reject all BIDS should "A 10
deemed tor the lntereSt the Government ~ 10 40.
t-,Rnedl John SHERMAN,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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PAi rlyFr. Mass. Jan 20.-rhe Printing Clotl market
has very active IN demand co. WIN sais OF
which bcing all that could Dc hal az that price mannao
nTefs are now BE- for ca squaies, ana 4' ior 0Ox
q cloths.
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THO General situation has not ALTERED In the least from
what as boz % lepu past month ~ his season ~
80, er hr hos largely IN truck ana general purpose
nof bat prceeat dull times Tor trncl men hnd many
iil demand Tor frcsI hDlH q the
ssles where Root for hire very du trae -
bn.utss g. beng done al The auction sale
,t ,t rsirl, iu con mon which .e extremely
o nrs Exporters do u ma many desirable iois OF coach
ioras and nrs making ffw purchases Latest mh haVces
trnn LON on aud glasgow report better prospect but no
iinDu.iaui change has taken place as yet
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coo Ordinary ..........l0Iis Low ss--..-! 3
Futures Quiet; ciosing Tess doc o. points. .ei
February y s9cl56a March. ~ sl2.a2; ApnL $50
* 4 s %a, 49, Si6e stpenbef ioo5Si5 ~ De
tober. 12-3ai 1880; N9yembei. lLo5 ToGays CLOSING
Narcn i2sia 81 Arl, re ll2ol 3ay l%ls~lSIa;
FL Fi6UR ISD MEAG Market rather more
hfte better export Inquiry johhing trade confined manly
! !S Taf az 1i civ Si f1ri $3.50 - 1000
oe* ~ Pc G' il wi5,eT 'Vics, FStis ~ - Is
e @s - Do'' ,les6, TItra = 2asS Is Tor
for e1port oao,auons: No. 50 4ossa 80: suporfse
s. S9Sso So IL Gs sss' 9. od s,
Coames GOOD kI.ca I9u.a Hoes 9so s.
r1uA - 5jrsl so: Rve Mixture - 1885 haker.
rxii1 81 5gas7 straight Sc 75efI o.; Patent. 80
s. chs6Y within no rance ., - 9oStS ~ I"u,'
- 500 g 20: choice fanv 80 aoSs7 - rstonr
Wslsr Wheat hItra - l'as' 20; c.',.e .te',y -.
sales, Loo % Common to cool EKtr4 - - Coed
t. t. S 6S 90 AZ foHR dn N.Y. oas; % p5 sa
perrin. - s0esJ BUcKN HEAT tLoQ dull. a. - -
we., re- 't - 2oqe 10 Brandywine s. asS s..
o' TX = raorao and Me.ina Lemons i 5oas, o. ami
GHtTN -WHEAr- MARKET opened q9lc lower ard heavy.
suosoqueuv ereo from TIE decline ana advn cd about
% poi bu-e aDl c,sel soot soy Al tee "a a9 g., 'ail
on speculative account sues i''' 80 ',st
basil. - g 80 3sIrrg a2,9o3 bush 81 2oeesi a ;
nd Tv.uk-. L.unu bush. al 3fdSl 81 for Chicago.
sud Il .5osi Tor Milwaukee Uorraded Ied oo9 bush
~ s59s 1Ii4: 80 Red 7oOOp bu.b. = ~ @dfl tf Un
graded Wla'e. l500' tu.h. Al a-Ssi ssh SOL White
$1,000 bush. 81 Is. Isl S1Nf 30 WHIT Heo1 bush,
9Dryl 3.l. siixo1 Winter 600 bush Al 80 No rec.
Jstuarr 81 TO- al 20 closing 81 s2e0sl 49,. d.
Fe5grlsiv 81 l0l qsl 49, closing 81 4346s1 431 60.
March n 422osl 4G CLOSING ~ 20 80 White January.
3gosl go. cloNns y9ati s9t o. IenfuarJ's
u slasI -. closing II 42@oSl - ........l.YE
qaiet and steady; sales 4lOo bush state ooc; Loaf
lads quoted al go ...B Riley arket DUH scarcely so
driu sale. no. 900 bush TwOIowed state, 20 BARLEY
very gt for export ana home limited business on
rather steady, sales
NJ 900 uush futures 81 900 bush prompt delivery including
nrraded Mixed cole No BIC ste nef Mixed
SeG5sI.r. No 2 COaGlc.; New Yellow southern. 5tHc;
New Round Yellow. asc. steamer @Hei January; 90
No February 5Si1c, closing 5Sd5s &C. DE- March, 5b1
57c CLOSING 5Gsa57 qc DO Nav, IS closing 81 :
La lower closing dull. salc- 10000
6n.n f1clmdinK No. 3 10. White. 47c.. SO ?
x7la47aa0: 40 White 47ha477sc; No. J, isc. No
White asa &c Nike ~ case; White DO, ss
a5Oc: Mixed state. 4sc White do 4s'9a4sc- Ped
lower ana dun at 10 5no $50 per ton for Coarse.
In store in New York and BROOKLYN Gran warehouse
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Government bonds were only steady al quotations,
with business at the Boards that amounted only
10 S37, 0OO. distributed as fellows $4,000 regis
tered Gs Of 1881 at 103os. and $4,000 registered
were in demand, with sales up to SOA Annexed
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET
LONDON Jan 20-A dispatch from Rio do Janeiro to Rep
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LIVE Stock MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
pt-tg,to Ian 28-CATTIR-R Receipts today. 2652 head:
,a, fof tle week 1894 for the time
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Dnslue5s gnantss.

E0R SALE. Valuable Charcoal Furnace
property Hampshire Co~West Virginia, near ia NOR n
atOut 500 wei ed " L. lti a. l'siss
superior quaty weosli and kef~cnf iuhsi
imrroy ements one furnace an bu nEs esgne &C.. coi
Immediate operation ave months cha al
on hand apply 10 THUS : EMERY, J2N walnut e..
Philadelphia.
@S0 0nN to $loo,000.-A large manu-,
staud r owners OF Yaa3b patrht, proin,ng srs
article FOR which there h. uAlincd Gtmaud, pa gag
go d pront. OF meeting with sonc party VII
the above amount
ing aciiities enabling them 20 meet tbs inci asig ia is
Tor their PRODUCTIONS. TAsis unusual nuitnY Tor ~
Grug legitimate business enterpiis- without hn.
A. 10 volume " safe ana rs4ul. iAtVe Nwt
less Than 10 per dends guaranteed Address MAN
UFACrT hER. Tribune Ohlcc.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
20, rsK WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Jan. 20. 1850
RECEIPTS.
Heeves cows Calves. SLeeDani i.anp+ swine
1876 1877 $40 z'OOe o-'iol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

UNITED STATES EXPRESS CoNPANY
TREAsURERe OYFIcE. 81 BROADWAY
NBw YORK Jan. 10. 1880
V'HE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
Will be closed January 81, at and reoponod Feb
ruary IL 1880 fHEO. F. WOOD. Treasurer.
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Dividend Notices.
TIIRYSOL TESILVER-MININ ING COMPANY,

" Rooms NOS 81 TO 81 BORRgL BUILDING, /
No. 10 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. jan. 10. 1850
THE BOARD OF TkU ,TEks have this day DECLARED
MON THLY DIVIDEND no 81 81 TWO PER CENT on tho
TEN MILLION DOLLARS 100000 o. capital siOcE o.
tbt- company amounting TO TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS 5000, uOOl or ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE ltll
third months net earn1gs payable az the central
Trust Company o the 25th inst
nary 2T DRAKE De KAY. secretary.
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OFPicF OF TIE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CoNPASr}
NEW YORK, January a. 1880
THE TRUSTEES, IN conformity TO the char
ter Of the Company, submit the following SatemeDtOI
it, analr- the Slst December. 1879;
Premiums received marine risks from lst 81.
January 1879 3st December SSb9SObo %
narr 1873 l67I.9sl 81
Total OF marine premiums 80 s7 O4s 40
No POI G. 90 IA issued upon Life risks. nor
upon frr disconnected with marine risks
Premiums OF nom lst January 1879. - ... -,
20 Decrmbe 1870 $50 Ol ~
Losses paid during the same - -. -
period. .Sl,nz%,ool "a
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Total amount OF Assets. .


six per the outstanding certiucites Of
profits will be paid 20 the holders thereof or the eg rep
esentatiye- after Tuesday the hrd oil February
Ffv per cent OF landing certificates o. the issue OF
1876 win redeemed and al 10 the oders Their OF OF
their legal represent tves and after Tuesday the Third
y VIII cease The be produced at the
Tine OF paymenL and oancelledtO the extent paid.
dividend Forty cent Is declared ON tho net earned
nreuus ol the pauy the UEdlng3 81 pecombsT
lSIq for which certificates VIII he saued on anu WteI lhS
day, tho Fourth OF Nav next. -
by order ~ the Board. j. II. CHAPLAIN, secretary.
TRUSTEES;
J. d. Jones, ROYAL Phelps hoDeft L. StlAr,
Charles Dennis Thomas r. lOungs James q. DE Forest,
". H. Moore. {. A. Hand, Freak Chtincey,
Nv Curfls Hewlett thIs u Leverich,
Charles HI. Russell. William a. Webb william brNce
lanes l. W. Charles i BUrdett William ~. ogg,
Dayr Lane, Horace OraY, refer V. h ng
q W. Burnham Edmund w COrlies hos b { O..dinytoh
Edwin Morgan, John l. iOtt. Horace H. IhnrDeF.
Wn, Sturus Alexander V. Blake, "A. \. Raven
Adouh Lrmoyne Robert = Mnturn William De grOot,
Brna rim II. Fled, Chas. III. MARSHALL, Henry NOllnA
JOSIAH O. LOW George W. Lane, John l. kiker
william r. Dodge,
]. -. JONES. President.
CHARLES DEN H. Vice President.
W. II. II. MOORE. second vice President
A. A. RAVEN. Third Vice President
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e-@TH nINIDEND.

oFllcr or TIA wv YORK EQrrrknlR INsUgAScg CO.
50 WALLsr. NEH- lOBk. Jan. :. 1850 :
The B0ard Of Directors have ts AIRED ~lA Ian.
NUALDIVlDEND Of FIVE PIN CLINT pavabie On AMI
after the lxin inst Cis@". l. " ~
SECRETARY Vr1 en-
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DIVIDEND.
RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION

QUARTERLY DIVIDEND NO.
The Board o. Directors have Tins day deciareia
DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT
payabe February prOxifpO. the Farmers Loan and
Tuist Company
Tho books will close 2Uh instant and remain closed
mill Februsrv g. GEO. H. ADAMS.
January Z fssO secretary.
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Returns 81 Premiums
ana Expenses. $40 1886
The Company has the following Assets. VIZ;
CIV bank and other stocks -,--..--.. sss75.55s 90
Loans secured hy Stocks otherwise.... l3O79tO 10
mated at ~ ...'.-" 100000 90
Premium Sol a, and bills Receiv lb22S2o 80
CaSn In Bank 23I,i > 10
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cLlyELAsD. CoLulmLs. oAeIts.nl
DIYIDEND.

TWENTY SIXTH DIVIDEND.
4 OFFICE or rHE STAR IfgF ISIS RANCE co, I
lfl BKOADwAY Nkw YORK. Jan. p, lHSlb
of the Board ~ Directors held tits dlF .
SEMIANNUAL DIVIDE d OF (FiND PR Ctaf
was declared pay sOle ON demand. - .....
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Bainbridsc township Intsitutc

The Institute met At the Jasper Public
school building. Feb. lsth. 1850. Al The
usual hour Chairman Sweeney called
thc Institute ID order Teachers present
A. Nj. Sweeney. y. T. Mclchior, RI. a.
link and Miss Maggie Nohr.
A. NJ. Sweeney conducted the ffrst ex-
erri~c Ia Grammar.
County Supt. Cooper, drilled a clas.
in Phonetic spelling.
Inscmis>ion until o'clock n. m.
Chairman Cooper called the Institute
10 order. Miss Maggie Nuhr called up
class In History. III q. Fink then con.
lnrfed class in Physiology. J. r.
Mclchior called mp class in Gpcnra.
ply cf the II. s. a. M. Sweeney Ter
give lecture in Philosophy.
The Institute tiien adopted The fol-
lowing:
Resolved. That The thanks ar the III.
stiEutc II rendered 10 the C0unty Supt.
". IL. Cooper and Pref. O. II. Clarke, III
their presence and assistance.
Tie lAAiitrtl 1Iinurncd sina ilg.
IL c.F4NA. srtA9y
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COL Gray Interviewed on tile
Passage OF the Fifteenth
Amendment.

VIZ NNNt
The >nn takes pleasure III Inying hr-
fore H. readers Iisc following Interview
which etlcrtualiy cxplodes : -Iayhaw l. \
|cr's falsehocd in the Cincinnati In
Iquirer:
isrfsxsrsfs. F-r- FsA 1g.h .ssa
Noticing JavhrMkcr's iet,cr from
Itli- city NJ iAe Enguircr of TIE 10Th Inst.
pretending ~ state the pari acted by
Hon. Isaac l. Cray. ~ Union civ. ois
ihc fH- A@c ~ The resolution raiifyfn1
the iiiiccAth amendment NJ Tie Indiana
state senate, We called On him and asked
him:
Have you read The communication
from Jas haMkcr III the ENQUIRER II
last Tuesday. the l0ih inst whirhis mar
tirularly severe en- y0ur actions III the
time of The adoption of The resolution
ratifying the fifteenth amendment.
Col. c. 1eS. | hare read ii. ana Il
contains a. many falSelsocl~ ~ rorld
well be told ia that many sinpS. Lieu
tenant Governor nmbark diti not leave
the management of The passage III Tie
resolution InfifyiHg the flfieenfh amend
ment 70 me- nor did he ever ~ uosd
% me about n CuInhack presided cm.
'iirely during The passage of the fifteenth
amendment ! was not In the chair a:
any time while il was pending. Ii was
passed on the 18Th of Nav. Is-l. siid
not occupy the rhair ill Ire l7th. the
lat day NJ the session: liA not procure
Senator Hooper 'Iir0sure any resola-
ton Or TO callanv up: had nothing what
ever 70 do with the mmking III TIE
record. never suggested or moved ID
add any senators name 10 the role 0r
record, nor did | move Or suggest N rut
ANY senator down A. prrssnT. hui not
voting. The assertion that haa fi.c
role to show that senators EradlcF ana
Denbo had voted when they were not III
The house II an unqualified falschood.
Several senators We're on ihc no0r w.
fusing 70 answer 20 their n4sAa~. riaim-
ling thcy had resigned. ri wAs contend.
~ that inAsmueh AS shc governor hs,l
'uut notified ihe semaie III ilrir rs runa.
'N0n. hg SENATE epAA nDi AN1E MLethNt
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HAT assistance the same as he receive
license urpn passing good examination
Who ever heard cf a business uar
whose employee discharged hi- duties Il
a satisfactory manner. who refused d
give him a certificate stating a. mmsi.. q
refused ID help him in securing anUfhe
situation upon the grounds tiiai il b
did that for him, he would be obliged 4
~ a. much for every Tom. Dick ani
Harry who came along, whether Ii
knew ANYTHING about in or not.
But heretofore our school officers hay
isccmed 70 consider II almost q crime I,
aid a worthy. deserving teacher in seru.
ing a situation. Then again, IN mani
instances. instead Of encouraging higI
grade teachers. trustees refuse 10 IA,
The full amount called for BY tho license
thus almost, a. il were. .'setting a pre-
MUM On ignorance But - This i
slightly foreign 70 the -ubitc.. 10 NOR,
Wi.l br said ab0ssf ii now,
Now. ID il he the object of our srioo
Officers 10 s.Tive oRt MI teachers who ar
lacking ia m.sfsches and relatives.
nh4 substitute il their stead those teach
err. be they good. lAL- or indifferent
who have those eridcbf ~ ~ ili.h mclifa
powers. io-wit: Nn~iartcs aad rcla
|tives.T they are pursuing the rirh
path. and win eventually sacceed il
placing Dubois county schools iii A. Low
q footing - their mcst snannine hope.
could desire. III. on ii.c other hand
they desire q work ior iisr good or III.
schools ~ lies are expected 4nl swori
70 do, they mt>t help deserving teacher,
10 secure desirable ipcis. and ros ~
20 afraid of irjuTirxileif thnnrs for rr
election. I.ci the tnnnfy iicafd III Ell
nrlfion Instruct Tie ifn-tcrs fD lire IL.
best teachers pr0curhic. in acr0rdane.
with tie Split of Tile iAns
Now. i i.a- been arrurd--a11 expec
to lsesr Il a4ain--ii.at The good ttachc
viii have uO dlilienily ~ securing goos
school. Fact. are better arguments fl4i
words. ana Ill Eebuiiai. viii -iye li.I-
thc teacher who j. ACKNOWLEDGED ~ ~
fp be The leadir1 educator II this county
after having live ye.s= successful eA
|perience in teaching vnS beasen III ar
election fcr ccuAist -s.00s ty an inno
ramus wifh .iN nontl4- license. and u IL
made tofli ;Fiiurf ~ tie scl.Ul
There arc ~oCd ffarher- To-day III Du.
hoi~ county, MiilArul schools. while dcz.
cas- N our -ciiroi-ronnis ire flied witt
incoinpe persons, wnO ciniHs % ~
teachers. but WHO aFc doing more harm
tl.an good Whose dusy i Il IN chang.
ihi- order of Ihingss ManiErsslv II i.
The duty uf ihc County superintendent
AMI Township Trustees
Facts are siuDhurn things. and I n
common with many ofhcs-, who sin nol
possess the magical n and Is. would
Ike 70 know whriher W. nrp ~ *,
crowded nri ar eiSf lcil With undeSiraiss
schools cr are We tU be assisted III serur.
ing desirable ehDri- w whigh we are rara.
bir ri ic~eiAlN-s i.ci ~ hrar iro'n ths
worthy COUNTY -nrerindcndrnf please
TwENTY-FnUE MoNsis~-
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Governor Williams has views on the
negro exodus. which in. the following
letter he expresses iii clear. forcible
and sentcntlous manner. The letter was
written in response TO 4 request that he
use his official influence TO secure en-
eouragement Tor the negro paupers who
have cyerrun the State:
Eiirabsth r. cs,rseek. Topeka. kansas s-
In reply 10 your letter OF the aGih H.
slant, have ID say, with due respect ID
your opinions. that MANY Of our people
do not believe there can be no politics
in the work ~ turning a tide Of coored
refugees into this Stat and they have
reason ~ believe that not only politics
but inhuman disregard OF the comfort
and happiness of the colored race forms
= part Of the conspiracy of the leaders OF
the movement. The immigrants now
coming into our State are OF the Kind
which during the history OF the State
has not molly been undcsired but dis
rouraged by positive constitutional and
statutory provisions. II l. not iInprob-
able that gross deception has been prar-
ticcd upon the black people who have
come here from North Carolina. aud il II
claimed by many that their condition nc
home was much better than any at their
command here. Officially rasi ID noth-
ing 10 aid their movements i.nr il there
legislation authorizing ans ar ion Of oifi-
GERS OF the State. As an isriivlnal. !
believe that the dictates ~ common hu-
mainly would impe lhosr sho have
brought the deiuded creatures here to
return them 10 their homes.
Rcspccliullv.
y. u. WILLIAMS.
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Organize Early aud Thoroughly

The republicans have already got their
workers IN the field. and are doing every
thing ia their power. even 70 discovering
The politics of every school teacher and
road supervisor id the state. LET H. or-
ganizcd 1t once aud place ourselves On
war footing, for The contest will bc d
close one this time and one that viii re-
4uirr All 0Hrenefyiga ~ Aee. .-- LAnnri.
fOn l.cFcTtgs.
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MATES OF ADtLH -rEfN'.
ror square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 ~
zach subsequent insertion, 20 cts-
Lancer advertisements at the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares
counted as square. These are the terms
sor transient advertisements rcasona-
III deduction will be made TO regular
advertisers.
Notices of appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices of like character
20 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
- row,sh;n Officers. each sl.OO
III, III, ro"n,v ESQ
~. r,;s,'.;c, % c;rcpit or State. 500
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Minutes Of the Hall Township
Teachers Institute.

The teachers Of Hall township met in
Institute Al District No. 4, Feb ia. 1880.
no Oi teachers present, 7--absent 4. In
-tIiu'e opencd with prayer. by n. j.
Noland- The Secretary then called the
roll after which the Chair appointed s.
= Harris and w. w. Gnllei a. Critics
Tor the day The first exercise was con-
Quoted IN mastery manner. by a. j.
Allies, subject: Wars Vi the u. s.
After this, Miss :. J. Harris presented
her method Of teaching the Adjective.
which was admitted ~ heing very GOOD.
On motion, The Institute took recess
till D. m during which time the audi
ence partook Of borniiful repasf. pre-
the District
AFTERNOON SESSION
The first exeIcise--subiecf Simple
Interest. was well conducted ly q "a
Mrtcwn. ~. II. Schneck then showed
his method of teaching the Anatomy and
Physiology Of the Nervous system.
which was acknowledged a. being very
g0od The next exercise was how 10
teach Typography offhe L. s., which was
disposed of IN "A masierly manner. by n.
~ Noand- w W. Gullet then pre-
scented his method Of teaching Reading
20 advanced classes, i'm the same clear
ana comprehen~Iv ~Ive manner as he alwavs
presents his methods How to teach
Drthography % primary classes was
nicely presented, by L. kenhnel.
he time for each OF the above exer
ciSes was 80 minutes: general discuss
sion Is minutes. The teachers took
quite a. interest in each exercise. dis
cussins the different methods.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Roll call, BY Secretary,
On motion. the next Institute il to DO
held on the first Saturday in March, 1880,
Al Ccestine.
On motion. the Chair assigned each
teacher his duty for the next Institute.
On motion, the teachers tender their
heartfelt thanks 10 the people OF District
No. !, for their presence and hospitali-
ties.
Critics report which was very good.
Healing Of the minutes.
The following is the programme for
our next Institute:
Arithmetic. by :. J. Harris--subicct:
Common Fractions.
Grammar, By w. W. Gullet--subjcct:
Analysis
Penmanship. by L. X. Robertson. sub
leet; Spacing between Letters. Words
and Sentences.
Geography. BY c. G. McCown--Sub-
icct: Winds.
History, BY II. r. Schneck--snbiect:
NIadison's Administration.
Physiology, BY a. y. Alles--subicct:
Digestive Organs.
Heading. by l.. kenhnel--subject:
Primary
Orthograply. BY IT, J. Noland--sub-
iect: To Advance Classes.
4. Y MCowN,
- HAHETs, Secretaries.
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