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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22
CHARTER OF the SOUTHERN RANK

United States Of AmeIica-State OF Louisiana
City of New Orleans.-Be it known that on this
twenty eighth day of May in the year Of our Lord
Thousand eight hundred and seventy-three,
before me, Robert Joseph Kef, a notary public in
and for the city of New Orleans, parish of Orleans
state of Louisiana duly e"mmi ssiOned and quali-
fed. and in presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named apd Undersigned: Personally came and ap
peared the persons hereinafter named and under
signed who by these presents severally declared,
that they hereby associate themselves together
for the purpose of banking, under an act of the
Legislature, entitled IAN act relative to free bank
ing and for other purposes approved fourteenth
March, 1870, found in the Revised Statutes of the
State of Louisiana, etc. page %, ct seq and const
tute themselves corporation under said act. aud
bind themselves to the following articles OF assO
Giat on. TO wit:
ARTICLE I.
Til" name Of the corporation sha.: be southern
Bank its place of business the city Of New Or.
leans and its capital stock shall be three hundred
and thirty four thousand five hundred dollars, say
1884 500, divided into SIX thousand elk hundred
and ninety shares of fifty dollars each; and
soon two thirds of this capital shall be subscribed
the Laak shall 90 into operation.
ARTICLE RI.
The names and residences Of the stockholders,
also the number OF shares held by them respect.
lively, are declared to be as follows
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22

SUCCESSlON OF JOHN MCkEE.
% a. NJ Van Solingen Auctioneer.-Ofhce No.
81 Csroudeet treet.-WEDSESuAY. June rs, 1873,
at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auc
tioneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets. will be sold, at public
auction by virtue of an order rom the Hon A. l..
Tissot Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans dated Juse a. 1873, docket No.
= the following described property, for account
of the succession of John Mckee, to wit
LOT OF MOVABLE EFFECTS, as per inyen-
tory.
SUNDRY DEBTS due said succession, as per In
Terms-Cash. iel5 81 25
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NO 80 ,JJ.s
DY G. DE FERRET q CO.-jOHN q MON
ID ROSE, AuctiOneer-Office No. 50 Royal street -
WEDNESDAY. June 25, 1873. at 1920 A. n. on the
premises No. 90 Camp street will be sold by public
auct!oE bv virtue Of an order from tho
Hon 4. L. Tissot. Judge Of the Second Dis
trict Court for parish of Orleans, dated June H.
1879 the following described movables, to wit
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. consisting of Mahogany Bedsteaas.
Bureaus, Toilets Armors, Tables. Chairs, Looking
gla sses, OIL Paintings. etc. Also. sundry claims.
amounting to bl5t 81.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT. teH 81 z5'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22
BY j. T. 4 b. J. Montgomery.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, IRON
SAFES, KTC., AT AUCTION.
TRI-WREKLY SALES.

OY Re M. e h J. lYONJVsOMEHY@
ID b. n. Montgomery, AnctiOneer, Office No. 81
Camp street.-Win sen every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at their auction room, corner Camp and
Matches streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
IRON SAFES COOKING STOVES. etc.
Terus-CASh Oyl
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section Of the act under which It is organized.
ARTICLE XIV.
For the purposes of liqudatng the affairs of this
corporation, three commissioners, to be elected by
the stockholders, shall have ample powers to carry
the same into full effect. The election of commits
sioners shall be in the same mode as that for the
election of directors and two thirds of the votes
shall be required for the election of each commits
sioner. The liquidation shall be in the manner
and within the time directed by the stockholders
at a meeting to be convened for that object
Thus done and passed in my office at the city OF
New Orleans, on the day month and year herein
first absve written. in presence of Messrs Henry
E. Ker and Aloee J. Ker, competent witnesses, who
hereunto sign their names, together with said ap-
bearers, and me. notary. after due reading
Original signed
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22
SUCCESSION OF JEPTHA AND BRIDGET MOORE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 25 6o3.

DY NASH & HODGsON, ". I. HODGSON,
ID auctiOneer-Offce No. CarOndelet street.
On SATURDAY July S. 1873, at twelve o clock NJ. at
the st. Charles Auction exchange, in the basement
rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel. in this city, by
virtue and in pursuance of an order of the Hon.
A. L. Tissot Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans, dated May %, 1873. court
docket No. $685. for account Of tt successlons of
Jeptha and Bridget Moore. at public auction. will
be sold
BRICK TOMB, No. 1s, in range No. I, east side
of slet No. l. ON the principal avenue, near the
main entrance gate in the st. Louis Cemetery. ad-
joining the Louisiana Jockey Club grounds
Terms-Cash on the spot IN United States treas.
ury notes
at purchasers expense. je5 81 jy5
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AUCTION SALES,
"N>N~N"U>N>0'>"I>||>~ |>~1"oI"'>~>>o~>~~ooo
By g. De Teriet 4 Co.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN BANNON.
by G. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JoHs G.

PY G. DE FERRET & CO-JOHy G.
~ MonrOse Auctioneer-Ofhce No. so RoyaI
street-THuRSDAY, July "a, 1878 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange, will bo
the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated June 49,
of said cessiOH-
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
FIRST Dlstrict OF this city, in the square bounded
and measuring 80 feet II inches front on G.lvea
street By l32 feet inches lines in depth between
equal and parallel lines, together with the one
story frame cottage erected thereon, contain
ing front gallery, four rooms kitchen containing
two rooms privy. cisterns garden in front etc
Terms-Cash on the spst, the purchaser TO as
sumo the drainage tax and the taxes OF the cur
rent year.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser be-
fore John J. Barnett, notary public.
ie2l 23 iy3 II 10 24-
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THE TWO-STORY BRICK STORE NO. 13 DRY AIDES
STREET YIELDING $500 PER ANNUM. ON
EASY TERMS, AT AUCTION.
DY NASH & HODGsON. ". I. HODGSON,
ID Auctioueer-Otfice No. CarOndelet street.
On SATCRD June 28, 1873 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange at public
auction will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon,
situated in the First District of this city; in the
square bounded by Canal Common, Dryades tlate
Phillipa) and BarOnne streets, which measures
about 26 feet front Oh Dryades street, by depth
and front on an alley II feet wide, extending from
Dryades to BarODne streets, of about 81 feet, all
more or less, according to plan made by Louis H.
Pile surveyor, dated June =, 1873.
The Improvements consist of well-built two
story slate roof brick store having large saloons
above and below, rented to responsible tenants at
the rate of + $50 per month, well secured.
This property only two doors from the Mechan-
les Institute is most desirable and remuuerative
investment.
Terms and Condtions-The purchaser will
sumo two certain prOmissOry notes. bearing mort
gage on this property, each for S25O0, and due
November IA 1873 and 1874. respectively without
interest until after maturity, with the usual
clauses, and for the balance cash in United States
treasury notes, b1000 of which to be paid down
cash, at the moment of adjudication, to bind the
sale.
Act Of sale before P c. Cuvillier notary, at the
expanse of the purchaser including the taxes for
the current wear. 1873. It2l I'd
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WINES. BRAND1ES. DRUGS: ETC
SUCCESSION OF JACQUES SAINTOU.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleahs-
No. $4,000.
DY q. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN e.
ID MOnrose, Auctioneer-Office No. so Royal
street.-TUESDAY. June "a. 1873, at 1890 A. NJ, at
the corner OF Greatmen or Dauphine and Delery
streets will be sold by public auction by virtue OF
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated June s. 1873 for account of said succession
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF GROCERY AND
COUNTRY sTOEE, consisting Of Groceries. Wines.
Brandies Drugs etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot. jell ~ A'
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES ON ST. CHARLES
AVENUE
ON LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION.
IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL A. SHCMwAY
INTERDICTED.
DY NASH & HODGsON. W I. HoDast

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35, ,466.
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Victor Sere ,,.,..,.,...,.... so
G. Roseli,Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 224
John Jackson, per James Jackson n............. -
Ar Miltenberger Pollock k....................2l .2l0
7. o Moore per John F. Pollock. ...............20 200
E. Byrd per John F. Pollock. 10
William C. c. Claiborne, by William C. c. Clai
borne, Jr agent io'
borne Jr agent Observation-Disclosures q
Miss Clarise Claiborne, by William C. C. Cla
borne, Jr. agent 100
William c. G. CIai Orpe Jr.,.......,..,..2O
Mrs. Clarse Eusts. ......... ................. 80
Mrs N E. Johnston, by Allan Eustis agent. 100
Charles II. Kernion, per TheO. Commagere. 100
c. Maenhaut, per Charles T. Dugazon 800
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22

VALUABLE MARBLE MILL, WITH ENGINE.
BOILERS AND MACHINERY. AND EIGHT LOTS
OF GROUND ON TCHOUPITOULAS AND
WATER STREETS between Washington and
sixth streets. on easy terms at public auction.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22
FOR PARTITION.

DOCBLH TENEMENT Two STORY FRAME
DWELLING ON FULTON STREET BETWEEN
ST. MARY AND FELICITY STREETS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.

VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTIES.
JAMES D. HILL VS.. SUCCESSION OF JOHN
DAVIDSON.
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SALE FOR PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No Sc. .346.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22

WELL BUILT BRICK TOMB IN THE ST. LOUIE
CEMETERY
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE I'M
MRDIATE VICINITY OF THE CRESCENT CITY
LIVE STOCK LANDING AND SLAUGHTER.
HOUSE COMPANY.
SUCCESSION OF JACQUES SAINTOU..

Second District Court for the Parish of Orean
No. So 300. -
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, JUNE o. 1878
CORPORATIONS.

million OF dollars or to terminate and wind up the
the business thereof on compl ying with the re-
qusites of the two hunCred and seventy ninth
section OF the act under which 1t is organized.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22
A VALUABLE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.

THE TwO-STORY BRICK STORE NO. 10 DRYADES
STREET YIELDING $500 PER ANNUM. ON
EASY TERMS. AT AUCTION.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-22

\. the undersigned deputy recorder Of mort,
gages for the parish of Orleans And city OF New
Vesns, State Of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SUCCESSION OF A. o. PONS.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orieane-
No. 80 33..
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W
jsll q jyl5 Sheris Of the Pazish Of o1lssnA
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, ! ~ P Par HI n Of Lnfa 4 Parish Court.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE }
New Orleans, La, May 8, 1874
complaint having been entered at this
ART JOHNSON for a~baSdonin ii.
Homestead Entry, No 2242, dated nriI
10, 1871, upon the Lot two ~ or Snppthh
half OF Fra tionRl Section al, Township
nine ~ South, Range two q, West, in
Houth-We tern District, Louisiana. VIII
a view to the cancellation of sad entry,
the parties are hereby mmoned to an.
pear at this Office on the 10th dav IF
June, 1873, at II o'clock NJ, to respond
ana furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. '"io
W. II. HYATT, CHAS. RERNAPD
Receiver. Rooia+Ran
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LOCAL ATTERS,


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siuh+. n;.L4 La.o h-4
nossol on Vermil;on STRAIT Iost C,,,aor
afternoon.
Tbc Dogey-Tb stroofs ofvormn-
m~iiionville are nightIv paraded nv q full
regiment of dogs. the bowling of which
at every street corner disturbs the quiet
SIum0'rs OF Peac'aoIe and %laboring citi-
Ze"S, a S"oo SPI"oN''"S OF shot among
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H.. ornoaronoo
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ON his hack trovor.nI ,Lo s4u.a.
nina at ovorv bonso .,d uina;n. -,
he'll, ftbc inmates bolorv old knivos
scissors or rasors to grind. he wonId nm
HARNESS himself sot his maob;ro r, tbo
Ground, do the work. COLLECT tbo monov
and pass on.
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the Catholic Church, ever happy
to turnigh good pictures to those who
call upon him
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n"' . OIL No0ooy hoFt'
PcrSonat.-Mr. Grad. j. Young, the
and accompli shed principal of
Institute" of Vermilion par
spent last Saturday and Sunday in
Is place. visiting his brother, Mr.. NJ 7
Young. de honored this Office with f
CALL and reported everything as -four
hing IN VermiIlon parish. {
we had the pleasure of a call from f
r. X N. Duta' an energetic citizen of g
~ no"''Sn'ng lt''e town. Lake
"'''S iaS' Nonooy lie was the Il
''o0i u "0'Si'' MOTIFS COS sa"-mIIl' t,
was destroyed by fire on the I'd
and says the damages will exceed, ,
lar' what they are estimated at. Mr.. l
ia Is a gentleman well posted, and to I"
inverse with him Is a pleasure. h
prince OF good fellows Mr.. G. ii
- n nTW aud - ~
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW IBERIA, May Is, 1913

This morning we arrived from
New Orleans, where we went two
weeks ago to be present during the
closing days Of the State Fair, and
business compelled us to remain
during the excitement which has
prevailed here and at st. Martins
vile, over the intrusion of the Met
ropolitan police of New Orleans in,
to this section.
The steamer Ozaele, which the
Kellogg Government procured to
tranport policemen into the country
parishes, passed up to st. Martins
vile last night, and this evening
returned here. en- route to Brashear
City, having on board Superintend-
ent Badger and all the MetropoIi,
tans except about fifty mounted
ones, who supported a piece of ar,
tillery and marched here, where
they also took the steamer. AS
the cavalrymen entered town many
of them we're drunk, and they yelled
like so many wild Indians
About the same time, the steam
er Minnie Avery arrived from st.
MartinSville, having on board two
companies Of United States troops,
under command of Gen. Smith,
who had left two moro companies
at St. Martinsyille, besides the
guard of ten men who were with
Marshal DeKlyne. From General
Smith, We learned that the United
States Marshal had warrants for
the arrest of eleven persons, and
eight of the number had already
voluntarily come in and surren-
dered themselves, and were pa
rolled and allowed to return to
their homes until Friday next, when
it is believed the other three will
have come into town, and they will
all go to New Orleans, under escort
Of Marshal DeKIyne and squad.
We made diIigent inquiry, from
both Generals Smith and Badger,
but could not learn the nar2ps of
all of the eleven for whom warrants
had been issued. but of the eight
who had already come in, they
named Col. DeBlanc, Gen. DeClou-
ct and sons and the Fournets.
From these officers, we also
learned that the two companies of
will probably remain in st.
Martinsyille for some time, while
those who are now with Gen. Smith,
are going direct to New Orleans.
The Metropolitan force, under
Gen. Badger, has orders to stop at
Terrebonne Station tomorrow, and
90 over to Thibodaus, to install
some Kellogg officials there. Thus
t seems that this great wrong to
,he people, Of overrunning the diff
5errent parishes with a local police,
which are paid by the city Of New
Orleans for their protection, is like
y to be continued, backed by Fede.
al bayonets; and we regard this as
! sad finale Of the liberal promises
made by Mr.. Kellogg, during the p,
irst few weeks after his inaugural 4
ion as Governor. There were )
many good, honest men throughout t
he State who had commenced to :
believe that he meant well, but bis l
'ecent course has caused him to :
ose all the friends he had made !
lmong conservative citizens, who {
lold the prosperity of Louisiana I
lbove any personal considerations. t
I/hope to be in Vermilionville .
DON. j. Y. G. e
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE }
New Orleans, La, May 3, 1873. (
Complaint having been entered ut +b;s
Office by JOHANNA BLASCHKE a@oinnf
AMEDIE DUPAS for abandon nS hiS
Homestead Entry, No. 1919, dated N9vem9
Der Ia, 1870, upon the South-East nnartnr
OF section 45, Township Nine t9) iSoatb
range two ~ West, in South Western
District, Louisiana, with a Wow to the
cancellation of said entry /: the said mar,
tles are hereby summoned to apuear a.
thls Office on the 18th day of june, era
at u O'Clock NJ, to respond and fnrnis5
donment. "A'Soo aoan-
w. H. Hyatt, CHAs REpNapo
m7-4t Receiver. Roa;st,
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shnrim and Succession Sales.
ST. LANDRY PARISH.

ST. LARDkG PARISH
Also a certain LOT Of ground in the
Gown of Opelousas, being lot No nlne
tsen tl9lof the church % @ao't Toab 10 '"'
On Saturday, juno 7, 1873 ohelh
Haas will sell the following properly at
I, erourt House. in the town of OPe~
49, Our lots of ground, in the town of
W .bington with all the buildings and
IMPROVEMENTS thereon. Terms cash.
Also a certain tract of land having
six arpcnts front on bayou Teche' be-
ing the last residence of Louis T. De-
~viiIiers, deceased, said tract runs Ten
arpents and a quarter in depth with all
hn;Idinoa and improvements thereon.
And a tract of woodland, situated at
the same place, measuring two 3rpents
front by thirty arpents, more or less IN
depth. Terms, cash.
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chosen from tie
solid and influential men
Whose c0untananee would
sferfally III ;uaurA 10 -,
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NOTICE..

a y q HVHLs
~ The Undersigned having been APP
pointed Deputy United States Surveyor
Tor the District of Louisiana, will devote
his attention and time in adjusting, con-
tirming and surveying grants which might
be i'll conflict, or need re-establishing Oh
liberated lines Or decayed posts, in the
parishes of Cameron, VermiIion, Lafay-
cite, st. Landry, Calcasieu, st Mary and
Iberia.
Having made arrangements with Adj
dIsson Foster, Esq, the brother Of the
Surveyor General, for the prompt adjust
ment Of titles, combinations Of claims of
any kind against the United States Gov
eminent, all land matters will be prompt
executed. i. FERAY
m7-lm D'pty u. S. SURVEYOR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHOTOGRAPHS! :!
J. NJ. KOKERNOT,

U NJ 7,
Having arrived in our town, desires to in
form the public that he is now fully pro-
pared to do all ksnds of work appertain-
ing to the Art. Special attention given to
Copying and E~nlarging portraits of deceased
friends. Plain and coIored photographs,
gems, etc, finished i'll the latest style and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Gallery at AIphonse Nevcu s old store,
near the Catholic Church. !
\ cordial invitation is extended to all
to give me a call and eXamin my work.
my 7-tf
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7 $. VAIL STAGE LINES.

Us; MAIL STAGES leave vermiIion-
a sale GGally for New Iberia via RoyviIIe
and Cote Gelee. Also, daily (snodav9
e1eeREJted) for Grand Coteau. Opelans5s
ana washington; and en- Tuesdays. Tbnrs.
qays ana Saturdays for M-ermenfa1 RivaT
LAKE Charles, and Sulphur Mines.
~ dhEengh tickets to New Orleans can he
had OF the undersigned. ~
NJ u d. ?. YOUNG, Local Agent.
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Police Jury PrOcCC II.

u Ie55&. !. Gilmore, Esq, Editor hen as-n-
AZ, thH SGH Ri I'm directed by siiasg
a gof the Police Jury to rec coiored
come. t H;airt 4 ahlta5ffs sr 1d~5 T2PfaTtdt55 e gs 9T ass
fuIlg convinced that it Wilt be- lam
time before they generally recogefze ~
Are YOU ready, oh, white parents OF Loo
iaiana, that such q people should be tbs
0nly ones educated and fitted to become
rulers? If not, then lose not anOther
moment. but Immediately devise means to
educate yonr children. You have paid
school taxes. and sh0JGG have public
schools. Therefore, apply to the School
Board Of yOurs pariFh for the estaJIlFh-
ment of public schools. 1t they inform
Won that there is no money III the treasury
for that purpose, as often IS tho case, ln0
doubt it has sometimes been stoteH) then
proceed to organize neighborhoOd schools,
TO be sustained by subscriptions until you
able to secure something from the treas
ury to assist you. DO Lot allow any OBJ
stacl1 to cause YOU TO dpsi5t from your de
termination TO AVE schools for your
children and for those OF your poor urigh-
bors who cannot, unfortunately read
this warning which we feel inspired 20
NO SNbJeCt IL VI BL'dlVA iIiE'l''ii~N 0 '-t'
we beg you, lose no more time, for chill
dren are rapidly growing mp into men and
women, and unless educated. they are but
poorly prepared to meet the timrs which
are coming.
Some decline sending their chilircn to
public schools, when established, becau-e
they far that colorAd children will in
ttude therein. Do not forget that they
have equal rights to an education, and II
we but take proper steps to secur" sepa-
ate schools for them, there is but little
danger any will intrude. However, if
they do, still determine your cliIdren
shall be educated. and return to your sub-
~scription schools.
We have written thus feelingIy because
a parent %ourseIf, and we cannot bear the
thought that our children shall grow up
in u llnd where most white children are
in ignorance and the cOlored ones are
beng educated. On! let not our appeal
in vain, for unless the youth Of our
land are educated, W" are lost, politically
financially and morally.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-14

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