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noIoNrz1Nc VOTERS.

We have good reason to believe that en- exten-
e;,e scheme II colonization Is in contempla
not Al African colonization, or an American
colonization, or patriotic colonization, or any
other sort Of colonization which has noble and
upright ends in view. The colonization" we
speak Of is Of a political character, and relates
expclusiyely to frauds upon the elective fran
chise.
We have seen letters from the country ex-
pressing establishments at the largo number OF
foreigners who get off from steamboats, at the
various river landings, and then disappear into
the country ii squads Of ten, five, three and
two. and are lost sight Of. So numerous are
these occurrences that suspicious have been ex-
cited in the minds Of our co-workers in the in
terror. The other day we read o letter from
Baton Rouge, written BY q very intelligent gen.
teuan, in which he declared his fears that col.
onization, on most extensively criminal scale
was likely to be attempted in the lower Florids
parishes. If he is right, all we have to say te
our readers in Livingston and st. Tammany is
to keep good look out. If the right Of sui.
frage is as valuable as we were taught to be.
lieve it to be, it is worth such struggle as
freemen only know how to make.
We have also been informed that large mum
bers Of Irishmen continually arrive from St
Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, etc. unusually
large, the circumstances considered. Can it BE-
| possible that the anti-American party leaders
have resorted to the very means which led tt
| the fearful scenes at Louisyille3 1t looks SO
If they have, upon their own heads rests tn,
| responsibility y! a i89E
We can assure our friends OF home, abroad
and everywhere, that frauds will not be per
mitted in St. Bernard. PlaqueDaines or Orleans
That is matter fixed and unalterable. There
fore, let them look ct home. Frauds are con
templated by the Antics sometchere. Of thi
We ere fully convinced, and have been fer {
long time Let the Americans be prepared
and maintain the purity Of the ballot-box tt
the EXTREMIST hazard known to mortal man.
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Tzr roRFsYaHr OF OUR FATHERS.

Mr.. Berrien states, in his American Letter,
that prior to 1900. the annual foreign immigra-
tion was not over 5000. In 1857, wheni the
Federal Constitution was formed, tho Washing
tons, Franklins, Madisons, shermans and Ham
iltons that made it, deemed it their duty to
provide 44
LIST That the President Of the United States should DO
native born citizen.
3D. That the Army Of the United States should DC In
native born American hands.
Sd. That the Navy of the United States should be
under native born American hands :,
4th. That Treaties should be organised VINO made py
q native bora citizen. ss Al
5th The Federal appointments and patronage should
9th The militia Of the States when called into
the service of the United States should DC unoer tne
Presidents native born command.
Tth That only native born citizen should have the
Federal veto power
| be native. -. =,
eth That thus that branch Of governmant-the three
branches of the Legislatures which make treaties and
confirms Federal appointments should have native to
iotb That in case of tie vote in the Senate, native
| only should have the casting vote.l
18th. That Congress and the President should make
| uniform naturalization aws-that President native
18th That be Senator in Congress- one must have
| been natnralized nine years.
18th That to be Representative one Must nave Deem
naturalized seyen years.
The President having the appointing power
Of the Supreme Judges, native alone can name
the men who are to expound all laws, and cases
arising under the Constitution, Treaties, ana
the laws Of the United States.
Now, our fathers, says the Nsw York Express,
"when the foreign emigration was only 5000,
vested in native, or natives, oil their high
prerogatives and august powers and not even
foreigners among us, till Of late years, have
complained of it.
| :" The annual emigration is now 5Oo,oo0-
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THH MAILS. The newly printed placard d
the Post-office yesterday morning, seemed to looh
Insignificant and ashamed Of the constant in.
fraction Of duties by the Post-ofioe Department
which it chronicles from day to day. 1t comes
within the sphere Of our duties as Journalists I'd
inform the public that the Northern and East
ern mail pia Mobile, failed yesterday from be-
yond hat city The telegraph wires this even
iDg conveys the intelligence that the mails to
the lsth from New York we're received in Mo-
pile yesterday Of course they may be expected
this morning Expressing our thanks for the
couStsay Kindness and punctuality of Mr.. POST
master General and his contractors, we put the
QUESTIONABLE the mail due to-day come to
hand I We think not.
Washington Union please notice.
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0flfgfaphc6 to the Tailp Gresfeilt.
Further Foreign News.
RETREAT or THE RUSSIANS.
THB TURKS DEFEATED.
YfGs ------u---------s va .fs~.4
Russian Merchantmen CAPTURED
... Il U S e RI.a.
THE SOUND DUES, ETo., ETC.
[sr rns NATIONAL LIsn. ]

\
HALrAI, Oct. 2-The details Of the news by the
Africa are Of much interest, will be soen BY the
nsxed summary .,.. ...-.....p. s,..
The Crimsa. -..1.g I
Matters remained quiet at sebss.opo at the date Of
the latest sdvices therefrom.
The Russians had withdrawn from the north side Of
ssbastopo towards the Bslbeo leaving only 1000 nen in
poston. [By this Is meant the Russian army In the
field under Lprand, we nfer.--Eus
The Danube.
French army Of 10000 men expected to arrive at
sssrs about the end Of October when active operations
would commence the Danube.
Odessa, etc,
Russian army Of As, 900 men being rapidly
csntrsted at NicholaeG.
The Allied fleet anchored of Odessa on the I'd Of Octo-
ber which Is hedate Of the latest adycss received there
from. 5.a#a. 37eNs7 ~a.4.@.a -s#-"ae
The Emperor Of Russia arrived at Odessa Sept 22d
snd left Immediately for Nicholaie to attend council
Of war. &".
More Troops .-.
The Anglo Turkish contingency had been ordered to
suma, (schmulsD
Austria had issued circular in which declares that
the Allies must follow up their ,adyansgs treat
with Russia until hsr troops all expelled iron, the
Crimea.
Turkish Defeat.
An engagement had taken place Tin Asia prosume)
between Cossaoks and Turks in which the latter
were loss Of 400 mon in killed only. Tho
Pasha in command WAS taken prisoner.
Omar Pasha.
Omar Pasha advancing with large force to raiss
| the siege OF Kars.
Sweaborg. ...a -.
The Russians were actively engaged In repairing the
Notifications Of sweaborg.
Russian Merchantmen Captured
Ninetesn Russian merchantmen had been captured by
the Allied feet on the coast of Finland.
France and England.
The Of pending alliance between Prince Napo-
leon and the Princess Royal Of England gains currency
Denmark.
Denmark had invited the maritime powers Of tho
world including the United states to meet in congress
Copenhagen to settle the question Of the Sound Dues
Greece. .m@ .M
The arecian ministry bad resigned and been sue
| ceeded by another
New York Markets.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25Flour has advanced, with sales q
Southern Wheat at 81 SO to So s7 per bashe for Red
and White. Mess Pork Is selling at s22 50 per Dbl.
Cincinnati Market.
CIscrssATI, Oct. 25-Flour has advanced to-day with
sales OF superfne at 81 10 to So 90 per bh Whiskey
unchanged and active Sales Of New Orleans Sugar at
cents and Moasses at 50 cents per gallon.
| River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 25.The river had been rising but Il
stand, with four feet inches water In The
canal. The David White arrived yesterday
New Orleans, and the VIM. Dsgaey, David White ans
Antelope departed for that port.
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Tactics OF THE ANTI AMERICANS Tho tactics
of those opposed to the American party may be
briefly summed up in one sentence They scru-
pie at nothing, however false, unfair or calum-
Nous, which they think will benefit their cause
For instance: the charge is daily made by their
editors and newspapers, that the American
party and the so-cslled " Republican party J"
Of the North are Identical Now, every one of
these Antics knows this charge to be false when
he makes it. The Republican party Of the
North is headed by William FL Seward, Horace
Greeley, and Senators Chase and Sumner, and
is solely composed Of Abolitionists and Free
sellers. who are bitterly opposed to the Ameri-
can party, and every day denounce it as a
| pro-slavery party" All the Free -soilers
formerly in the American Order were ruth
lessly driven out by the adoption of the 18th
article Of the American platforms plank more
ever before adopted by any National party.
| Memphis Eagle.
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AMERICAN MEETINGS.

The following meetings will be held by the American
party of Louisiana in the parish Of Orleans:
PUBLIC MASS MEETINGS.
I'd On Lafayette Square, Saturday, 9th October at
o'clock P. NJ.
Sd. At Algiers on Tuesday, 3oth at O'Clock P. NJ.
4th On Canal street, junction of Bourbon and Caron.
dest Streets Saturday, I'd November at O'Clock P
Hon. Duncan F. Kenner, Hon. Rsndell Hunt, John W.
Price, George Eustis, Jr Cyprien D. Duour Capt Chas
D. Drsux Col. Dick Stewart, j. j. Michel NJ. A Foute
Hon. Theodore G. Hunt, George B. N WALES, and other
distinguished American orators will address tia respective
meetings oil 2dptf
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Five dollar spurious notes, purporting to be
of the Metropolitan Bank of New York, are in
circulation. They are printed from genuine
plate of the private bank Of the same name, for
merly existing at Washington. On the top Of
the note the words g City of New York." and
at the bottom !" New York. have been printed,
apparently from photographic drawing. Some
faint traces remain of the words Washington
City" which the alterer has endeavored to erase
from the note by use of acids =.zi-
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We are under obligations to Mr.. Da Costa,
purser Of the steamship Orizaba, for manifest,
Mexican papers, etc.
We are under obligations to the clerk of the
fine steamer Ben Franklin for late papers from
Louisville.
Alss, to the clerks of the steamers hatcher
and Louisa, for Vicksburg papers.
Also, to the clerk Of the steamer Cora No. 2
for papers and manifest.
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DRY GooDs. = Yesterday was busy day
among the stoseksepess and from early hour Of the
morning to late hour Of the evening the ahops were
lsd with anxious customers None of the goodseries
had, however, larger attendanes than Harbys No. 1856
Camp street. where perfect dsings of female lace and
loneliness successfully sought for attlng appsrel yhcss
sho win 70 saa shs lslss ses and hs aAsspss asss
,hsyla siFs Sssss 4 eslA,
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rARIsH OF ORLEANS.

FOR STATE sENAT
LE9NoE RURTHE.
GLENDY BURKE.
u. u. MICHEL. 8 sa3
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIVEs.
FirssDi,tyia--Dr. wAY. D. LINDSAY,
JOHN r. PLATTsMIER.
Second Dissrici-THOs. III. SHIELDS,
Nj n. A. BARTLETTE,
A.tG. BRICE.
Third Disirisi-H. y. RANNEY, S34
s JOHN w. PRICE,
sslR r. w. JAMES.
Fourth Distriss-H. d. EGGLEsTONs
AUG. DEvALL.
Iift4 Disrss-GUsTAvE LEGARDEUR, Jr.
ARMAND PITOT, Jr.
siza District CAPT. RICHARD J. WADE,
a. ID. D0RT0OOURT..
s.sshsa ,Distris.--F. O. LAvILLE, Ae1
I'D JOS SOLOMON. SIS
IigAta Diarist--s. p. de LABARRE, NIL
Capt JAS. III. WHANN.
Ninth Distries-A. q. Il. MORGAN.
1snta Disfries-IsAAC TMAyER,
A. 3. PHELPS,
III. L. MARSHALL. w
Aiesa.-L. LEON BERNARD. 6 s@
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esteemed h ordination Of Divine Providence by that
ing engine heart parts the system, giving
ygor complicated machinery Of This v
ing hocd sleep wake aes pky through the
returns softly through the veins How that ii
kept all inquiry and how negligent many
respecting great the enjoyment perfect
the Liver Nerves generally the primary
Jsand Indigestion and all hs harssng feelings attending
Dyspepsia which makes life burden sult from it, Suicide
rapidly follow uds, there No would
long fhs able obs,in bottle Of Hocnds celebrated Gsmap
Bs prepared by Dr. c. n. Jackson, Philadelphia rarely
fail nefscng permanent See advertisement. DAWN
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]. B. Steel, No. go Camp street, gives notice
in another column that he is receiving keys to all
works published Surveying Trigonometry, Msnsura
ton Geometry, Algsbrs Arithmetic and to the various
Grammars.
He is receiving also very superior artols Of cotton
brokers' sampling paper various colers and sizes
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FINE PoMrANoEs.- The proprietors Of the Com
mercial Restaurat, which is situated on Custom
received large supply of fine, fat and delicious
" favored pompanoes, which they are prepared
tossrve up to the gastronomic public in the most
exquisite style The one sent to our Office as a
sample was the finest pompano We have ever
seen
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FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL WORKS We in
yite attention to the advertisement Of Luther Homes
Office No. LOG st. Charles street. AT his foundry
of Benton and Euphrone Streets he manufactures all
kind Of ratings, veraudahs shuttars vaults bdges
stairs fronts and all other kinds Of cast and wrought
iron works for bu:iding purposes
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The Milliken's Bend and Vicksburg packet,
Louisa, Capt. ]. NJ. White, arrived yesterday
in advance of its regular time. bringing fine
load, and adding to the increasing business on
the leyee. The Louisa leaves again to morrow
at the usual hour, s P. M, and we learn the
greatest table on the coast boats is one of the
highest considerations of the officers and stew
ard of this boat; therefore all going up the
river as high as its destination, will please be
on board
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Mr. Daoosta, purser Of the steamship ori-
xaba, from Vera Cruz, Informs us that previous
to sailing, rumor had reached Vera Cruz
from the City Of. Mexico, to the effect that Alya.
rsa hsd ssalgnsa the Presidency, RAd that CaEss
Asfgt ha5 hssA spsaIsssA u biz stssa, 81
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A Mrs Briggs, of Camden, N J., attempted
few days ago to chastise one of her children
with q avitch, when it was thrown into spssm.
wh!eh continued 20 less that ssEsagglsHoa sad
atssh sasgss
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BrTERs.-F. W. Coeller, No. ITO Common
street. has received fresh supply of various kinds Of
bitters which invites attention through advsr
Using columns.
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Ns- EoTIcE-I have for sale No. Girl,
age speska Engiah every
likely found in the State. She
Arcade.
E Piessu-e please copy week,
GA aps,s R. BARTLETT.
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Two men who were in skif on the Monon
gahela river, near Pittsburgh, few days ago
managed to upset their frail vessel, and boil
we're drowned.
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rs EDITORS CREsoENr-Please announce
me as an INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for reelection to tbs ONCE
Constable the Frat Justices cour. of The Parish oea
os aptd JOHN. J. HOPPE.
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The New LAroNA,-By reference to our adj
vsrtising columns it will be seen that the Por
Hudson and aterIoo packet, New Latona, Capt
Emile Gross, has changed her days of departur.
from New Orleans. from Mondays and Fridays
to tuesdays and Saturdays.
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sEEDs-D. Maupay, No. 81 Grayier street,
kinds Of seeds Of this years growth See his advertise
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mWe were much gratifed yesterday in
greeting our friend, Gen. HENRY W. PALfREY,
who has just returned from protraoted
Northern and European tour. We were glad
10 see the old veteran in such glorious health
Bud spirits, md trust that many years af aaass
sps usefulness IRE bsFssa AlFil
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FIR sasr4--JOsEPH HUFTY.
,for corensr-C CHARLES N. OLIVIER.
For Dissr;ssA storseg--a. A.rFOUTE.

Far. M y;rfs p lfornsy,N m "A 4FNTITE - ~
- a ii = =
FOR CLERKS oF COURTS.
~, -, r,,.. uapprpm TpEu. ..Yr.,
sssosd Dis'-ia ooars-P. s.EWHTz.
Third District corri-IlENKY BEz0U.
fsariA District csars-s. y. WALTON,
re District c0'rs-H lillian A. MOTIF.
s'rfA District csars-H. H. REESE.
FOR AsrsEsgoRs
90 ....A olsl 1os ms
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.s,nertca,s Macs Meeting.


SEVENTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
There meeting Of ihe American party Of The
ssysnh Representative pisifiet FAivYs Of
B.you DAD aad ss. FRIDAY EVENING ssth Of o.
teber.
p,.iaEpsasa speakers viii sddsass .hs sasAtns.
RALNFi 9ALLgli AAlLLYtii -...-.
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GLOVES AND CRAvATs.-J. B. Boron, No. "a
ST. Charles street. has hand large supply Of Jouvina
gloves and fancy crs7ats.
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"pry Rot Party--A. i. Stephens.

No man in the South has been more praised
by the anti American party than Alexander ii.
Stephens Of Georgia, the whilom Achilles Of
Whiggery in the Empire State. Well, the Antics
have reason to be grateful to him. He saved
them in Georgia. But for his tremendous in1u.
ence the Americans would have swept the State
as they will next years when fair field and a
plain issue will come up broadly for detbrmina-
ton before the people.
The same Southern, anti American organs
which praise Stephens, praise also the so-called
Democratic party of the North In regard to
the Northern Democracy, and the "a National
Democracy Mr. Stephens wrote:
"The National Democracy is infected with a
disease ,Dorse than the dry rot Z"
Complimentary, very!
Then he wrote that president Pierce sent
Reeder out to Kansas to make it a free State
All Southern Democrats should throw W
their hats and caps, If they do not take off Their
| boots and shoes, and throw them up towards
| the moon, in honor of such significant endor.
ser The 'Dry Rot" Reeder :" Abolition
party, and all who sympathize with them
| whether North or South, should 70 off into tri.
| umphant publications.
We understand that Mn. Stephens has beer
invited to address the " Dry Rots" and So Reed
| ersa of this section before the next election
Whether he has accepted or not, We are unable
| to say, but Of one thing we are sure, not even
his powerful intellect will suffice to effect cure
Of the awful disease be has SO graphically por.
trayed The "dry rot F" requires medica,
ment it will DO out of his power to administer
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AMERICAN MASS MEErING-iSeuenth Repre-
sentative District.-There will be mass meet
ing of the American party, this evening, at
Antoine Faiyre's, corner of Bayou Road and
Tonti street. Able and eloquent speakers will
address the assemblage.
Rally, Americans, rally The hour of con-
aict is nigh at hand Stand ye not idle when
your brethren are in the field battling for the
noblest cause that ever inspired mortal pen OF
arm. Rally! Rally in your might
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AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT H the life editorial
has It's troubles and annoyanoes there are yet some com
psnsatng attendants which occasionally shine forth like
bright from cloudy sky, or a. good deed In
naughty world First in this lst tho friendships and
friendly fayors of those whose good will 1t Ia pleasant to
have 1t occurs frequently aud fortunately for Us to be
obliged to chronicle these evidences Of regard.
fresh instance Of this kindly sentiment is before
in the shape several bottles of Native American
wines and specimen Of eetawba brandy from Messrs
Betterton KseEe No 20 Tohoupitoulas street. all of
which having been duly submitted to jury of tsstars
and met With unqualified eommendation, we feel at
liberty TO recommend worthy Of public patronage and
home consumption. The Wines are both sparkling and
bright and have besides puugency which is not eur
passed by any mpoztstions The brandy speaks for e
when tried and both the stronger and mlder liquors
equal in their favor purity and punsency, 10 any that
named purchased Those who are eonnoisseurs
in liquors would do well to try these specimens of home
mannfacturs.
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VINO AT the conclusion Of stirring and
cheering article, regarding the present canvass,
now near to its close, the Farmerville LA En-
quirer asks: m.. 4uM. ......-.
Who first famed the dying spark of Liberty
into life' An American! Who guarded our
destinies them An American! Who lost their
dearest relatives in the tented field for our
cause' Amerioans Who guided our little
bark over these boisterous Waves' Americans
And now, let us ask, who shall man and pilot
who shall rule America Americana! In
Heavens name, .americans!t!
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D. NJ. M cody,
CORNER CANAL STREET AND EXCHANGE PLACE,
sgan friends patrons with the extensive
and elegant assortment Of
sH I r is,
+t @....uu.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever offered tho sontk. great diversity
designs have been produced for the FALL and
thing worthy has received by the last
NooDYS reputation for ohspnsss will surely be- onoat
IN from glance At the prices he enabled ohsr
his and sdran,azeoas purchases
the North ard imp sratons from Europe.
Excellent SHIRTS from his mandatory No. sa Broadway.
Half doren for 1. Try them.
UNDER SHIRTS DRAWERS, al Soc. each. .4l..-
1000 do1sn ENGLISH HOSIERY, st % per doIea.
Splendid SILK CRAyATs Squares, 81 as cash. a~
Beaufort, peJoinvlle and Alma TIES, at s0c sA,h.
1000 LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERcHIEFs fnsr syar)
ntea 80 per pair. m.m
Handsome DressnE ROBES, At o. each.
Winter GLOVES twhrm and atrcnS) as sse pair.
500 eINGHAM UMBRELLAS, at Isc each.
KID GLOVES expressly Moody
cheaper than
Boys fns SHIRTS and UNDER GARMENTS.
LADIES HOSIERY. etc. #.=a..
100 eurosiies in articles for the Toilet
Writing case, quality Psrinmery, Travelling Mxud
Ports Monnaies, Dressing Cases, Useful Presents.
And every thing to render thu most complete
GENTLEMEN's EsTAB
s. N. OODY'S,
Canal m Exchange Place.
w sHRTs made so erds style, at New York prices.
19nkf
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NIGHT Schools. NJ We observe with pleasure
that the public night schools of the First Dis
trict will be open on and after Monday, the 10th
October There are many persons in our COM
munity who would desire to avail themselves of
the advantages of good education, but whose
ayocations do not permit them to attend the day
schools. Parents and guardians will also find
it to the interest of their children and wards to
send them to the night schools. We hope that
this laudable effort upon the part of the School
Board will meet with the encouragement that it
deserves, and that the community will zealously
second their endeavors. For particulars, in re-
gard to the localities, hours, etc.. of the schools,
We refer our readers to thu notice that appears
in our advertising columns.