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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25
Sweet Potato Plants,
Cabbage. Tomato & Other Plants.

The Largest lot eSer before sprouted III
Southeastern Kansas.
60O,f 90 Sweet Potato Plants,
100000 Cabbage Plants.
100000 Tomato Plants
At the farm of j. V. Carter, on the Cot
to nwood, five miles west of Emporia, we
are now sprouting the above mentioned
plants; and from this time, through tn Q
entire season, will be prepared to fill ali
orders with which we may be favored, at
the very lowest prices, either at
Wholesale or retail, delivered on the pre-
misses, or at such other places as parties
ordering may desire. Our agents at En-
poria and other towns will be constantly
supplied with fresh stock, where parties
SO desiring, can obtain them at the same
reasonable rates as with us.
Our stock u so extensive, and our ia
ciliiies for delivering so perfect, that we
can afford plants at lower figures than
ever before offered; and we do not intend
TO be undersold by any other parties in
the State.
All orders from responsible parties on
the lines of the railroads leading out OF
Emporia. with which we may be favored
will be promptly filled, at the most liber-
al rates, and be forwarded by express
prepaid Address.
CARTER l. ESTABROOK.
EmDOria, April 81, 1873. l1-l9#
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Marion Cnnntr

We learn from the Marion County
Record that large number of strang-
ers are settling in and around Marion
Center.
Frank Doster is putting up new
residence at the Center.
Cap Pike has again assumed TIC
management of the Florence hotel
| Cap has hosts of friends who will bC
glad to meet him in his old quarters.
The instruments for the Marion Cen.
tire brass band will be here the from
part of next week. Then will the mel.
low juicy sounds soothe you all.
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SIiElfIisE,S SALE.

DI virtue Of ~. order of sale. Issued
ID out at the District court OF abe 9Th
Judicial district sitting in aud for Lyon
county, Kansas. herein Augusta
BenIsch is plaintIIf and Thomas Jones
and X e.. jones defendants. l will, on
Monday. The 9th dag Of May. 1873. at 10
o'clock II. m, at the front door of tue
court house, in said county, offer for sale,
at public auction, for cash, all the right,
title and interest Of the said defendants
Thomas Jones and R. q. Jone~, ia and To
the following descTibrd real estate, to-
wit: sc feet and inches on the west end
of lot No. 50, on Market street, in the city
formerly tnwn) Emporia, Lyon coun.
same. JOHN BAY,
l4t3 Sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

Ex-senator Caldwell, OF this
State, obtained judgment against
the United States government, in
the court of claims, on the 2lst, for
$300, 1853, on a contract for army
transportation in Nebraska in 1865
That's better than Senatorship.
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White, an English detective, who
came over to catch the Bank OF
England forgers, was seeing the
sights In New York last week, and
q pickpocket took his watch, purse,
and warrants for the bank robbers.
Another triumph of Yankee in
genuity!
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Attachment Notice.
David Nanguudy

James i. Wicker and j. l.. Seamsns.t
Before L. y. Sedgwick, j. Il. of the civ
OF Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas.
ON the 10th day OF April, IS13, said
~ Justice issued an order Of attach
ment in the above action for tie sum of
500. which cause will be heard OH the
18th day Of May, 1873. at 10 O'Clock "a. IN
+. W. CUNNINGHAM.
Airy for PFC
Aprii IL, 1878. IGi:S
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The Topeka Commonwealth now
arrives here about five o'clock in
the morning, almost as soon as
it is distributed In Topeka. That's
enterprise, and our people appre-
ciate the pleasure of reading the
Commonwealth as carly as they
please in the morning instead oil
waiting till evening.
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Butler County.

From the Augusta Republican We
learn that:
Peanuts viii be extensively raised
this season.
We understand that Mrs. DeMoss,
formerly an Emporian) is about rent
ing the National hotel of this city.
She has more customers than the small
apartments of the Blan ,hard house
can accommodate.
A Mr.. Sanders, living about four
miles north of here, on the Eldorado
road, had his house burned during his
absence from home last Sunday.
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SheI.ines sale

pI virtue of sn order Of sale, issr4ccf
- out Of the District court OF the ath
Judicial District, sitting in and for the
county OF Lyon and stare of Kansas. IN u
cause wherein Sable N.ChiIaS vas plain
I'M, and Isaac ~. Earnhcayt, Job Throc4S-
morton and James ~. White, defendants,
| viii, on Monday, the 18TH day of May.
1873, ut ii O'clock a. ~. mt the front door
" the court house.. in said county, offer
Tor sair, Mt pubitc auction. TO The highest
bidder, for cash in hand. all the right,
title aud interests OF the said defendants.
IN ana tothe following described real es-
tate, to-vTit: The whale of block No. 10,
and the north half Of block No IL. in tho
toSn OF Hartford, Lyon county, Kansas.
Appraised Mt S2a3. Given under my Of
fetal hand. ut Enporia, this 1Sh Jay OF
April, 1S13 JOHN BAY
IG-20 Sheriff Of i.yo On county, Kan.
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Sfraued---2 Gnlts

TIRST one, bay colt. 8 years old small
u white spot Oh forehead; white on one
hind foot. cd, one black colt. years old,
white stripe on forehead; hind feet both
white. Sd. one dark gray colt, two years
old: hind feet both white and one fore
foot white; no brands on any Of them
Any person returning or giving informa-
ton of the whereabouts to the under
signed, will be literally rewarded.
ANDREW iETMAS.
Americas. Lyon Co., Kan, I7-IS1
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MoDocs.-The soldiers have been
after the Modocs in the lava beds,
and about dozen of them had been
killed at last accounts. The soldiers
are working against all odds in try
ing to fight the Indians in their hid
ing places. Several soldiers have
been killed. The army is determin-
cd to hunt them out and punish
them severely.
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The New York gas work en-
ployees have abandoned their strike,
for eight hour'e work, and ask to
be given their old wages and ten
hours per day employment.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

The people of Frankfort, Germa-
ny, "got their Dutch up" the other
day, and killed twelve persons,
wounded forty others, and wrecked
sixteen breweries, all because the
price of beer was raised. The
breweries will probably no. attempt
another rise.
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And now the editor of the
Walnut Valley Times bewails and
tears his hair. The postofiice at
Murdoch, Butler county, has been
discontinued.
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General JEFF. G. Davis, who sue
ceeds General Candy, arrived in San
Francisco Tuesday, and proceeded
at once to the scene of the Modoc
troubles.
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Administrator.s NOTICE.

NJ Office i hereby given TO all credi-
~ tors aud others interested in the es-
tate ct WA. Green. tina: The undersigned
administrator OF said estate will make
dnal settlement 81 the same on July eth,
$50, AZ he Office Il the Probate Judge in
Lyon county. Kansas
1913 OLIVER PHILLIPS.
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Brigham Young has not resigned
the Presidency of the Mormon
church. He has merely allotted
some of his profitable offices TO
other and younger men. Brigham
says all his money is invested in
Utah, and that he is about to estab.
fish Mormon colonies IN the Apache
country in Arizona. He also re.
grets that the world does not prop.
erly appreciate his valuable services
but is confident history will honor
his memory.
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.Attachment Notice.

.Iohn Hughes BEFORE {. b. Bachelor
y. J. L. Of Emporia city.
Henry Hughes. ! Lyon county, Kan.
On the 10th OF April. 1873, said Justice
" issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for tie sUm Of SOL, which
said cause VIII DC heard ON the .ih day
Of MAY, 1873, at u q clock 4. IN.
JOHN Hughes.
EmpoEia. April lG. 1873. l6-is
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Adninistr:.tor.s Notic,

NJ Oilt r. \ EcrFl'y given IA II credit
~ oFs AMI u;heT> int,r.st,.,9 IN ,ha o.
s1te 81 u tia Sweet. Iha; the unticrsign
CO administrator CT said estate Will make
final settlement e the same On, JuIy 9TH
1873. the office OF abe Probate Judge OF
LyCE county. Kansas.
iG.Ia* OLIVER PHILLIPS.
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COWIey County,

y very interesting session of the
Teachers Institute for the 18th Judi
cial district was held at Winfield last
week.
From the Arkansas City Traveller
we CLEAN the following items.
First let us say we are glad that mill
advertisement has disappeared from
the second page of the Traveller.
Arkansas City is to have "nigger
show" made out of home talent.
Buffalo were killed within twenty
five miles of this place, last week.
LIvELY.-The survey boys made the
town lively yesterday, and had cigars
"set up to the amount OF about 1000.
All in all, they are the most clever,
and gentlemanly class of young men
we have had on our borders.
ANoTuER.-Therc is little doubt as
to the fate OF Robert Martin, one of
the missing surveyors. lie should
have returned three weeks ago, but
nothing has been heard OF him; and
he, too, has doubtless fell victim TO
the savage CheyeEnes.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.--We are INFORM
ed by Patrick Somers, that an effort
will be made to establish and build a
Catholic church at this place during
the ensuing year.
The proposition to vote $4,000 In
bonds in CowIey county to the Kansas
& Nebraska road was carried by 30S
majority.
THE CATTLE STEAL.-On Tuesday,
April 1st, several Osages camo up
from their camp on the Shawkaskia i,
near the State line,a ran off nine
head OF domestic cattle, belonging to
George Christy, DIR. Brooks and David
Stevens. At the time, Vim. Connor,
chief OF the band, was paying friend
ly visit to Mr. Hubbell. The own
ers missing the cattle, started out to
hunt them, and found their trail lead
ing toward the Usage camp, with pony
and moccasin tracks close by. When
they arrived ut the Usage camp the
Indians did not deny having the cat.
tie, but said they had strayed there, "a
distance of % miles in one day. and
wanted $40 for taking care of them.
MIR. Hoffmaster, who was acquainted
with them, told them it they did not
produce the cattle lie would apply at
the Agency and collect pay for the
cattle and have them punished. They
then pretended to hunt for the cattle,
but could not find them. Finally Mr..
Hoffmaster offered one of the Osages
four papers OF paint if he would bring
in the cattle, before shutdown. The
offer was accepted and the cattle
brought in. The Osages have behav-
ed very well this winter; the only
troable being the stealing and rob-
bing OF few buffalo hunters.
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EtraVed.

EVRcM my premises, IL Sodcr-> mill.
y April "a. enc brown cnW, about
twelve We Il Old; rather low, and heavy
built; u1s u hole bored in one or both
horns near the head; l. supposed to have
a youug calf with her. Any person Civ
ing information of her VIII be suita bly,
rewarded I6-lS j. W. ATKINSON.
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a Attachment Notice.

t: a. wnght,l Before Watson GrenelI,
Scott Shuts. Lyon @ county, ay,'f Kans sp:,
ON the third day Of April, A. ID. 1879
" said Justice issued an order Of at
taehment in the above aetion for The sum
of Sll. which said c use will be heard on
the 18th day OF May. A. d. 1873 at L:
O'Clock ms T. a. WRIGH T.
Americas, April %, le73. 1918
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Teachers Examinations.

EXAMINATIONS for teachers cerifi-
Il Gates VIII lac held in the stone school
house i'll Emporia The iasI saturday in each
month, commencing 40 o'clock 4. m.
Applicants will p.ea>e provide themselves,
with paper aud pencils.
CHARLES CNNANESS.
4. y. CARMICHAEL.
l'f MARY JANE WATSON
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

reservation and the money they
were to annually receive under the
treaty, this trouble might have been
| aYertcd."
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Cold everywhere.
Hard snow ON the 2lst at Chicago
Gold dun at ll7al172s.

A destructive fire was raging
in the business part OF Fl. Scott at
last accounts.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

rhos. Il. Hickman, OF Elwood,
while working in the saw mill
at that place, last friday, had the
middle finger of his left hand saw
ed of entirly, and the third ling.
er was also severely injured.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

herchy ci,"p ii, 4, vviit M no 70
1 Ton -'hir i"r a,,y ,',ht- or roniracts
a. 81 ~ '''' ~ niy VIE MsrH jones.
HEM JONES.
f'hl"'Ifa. Kan, Ai.ri' 49,: 4-i6.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

A n assessment OF per cent. ($2. sol
IA has been made on the capital stock
of the Emporia Mining Company. which
-iII be due aud pay able May /, 1873
by order of Board of Directors.
AG III. e. CROSS. Pres,
I7tFtAA-s L Z. BANCROFT, See.
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FOR SALE, AT
a. f.. w IL . o -.
a large and choice collection Of
Hybrid Perpetual, SOlsefte, Tea and Bourbon
Roses, verbenaS, Honey Suckles. CIenatIs.
Shrubs and Greenhouse Plants.
VASE AND BASKET PLANTS.
Orders promptly attended to. Ad-
dress AT. WILSON,
Cor. 9Th ave. and State ST., EmpOrIa, Kan.
I6
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

President Grant spent several
days in st. Louis this week. On
Friday he proceeded to Colorado.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

At last accounts General Gillem
thought he had the Modocs COM
pletely in his power. Is,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-25

and threatening along the line and in
the vicinity of Fort Sill. They at
tucked Jacobs team the other day
as we are informed by the agent By.
Terrill. We want General or two
kill. a down this way, together with
few Quaker agents, when govern
mcnt may open its eyes. 8
Wichita is going to bore for coal
The farmers south of Wichita ara
willing that Texas cattle should b.
driven through their country II
Wichita, d have signed an agree
ment to that effect.
Wichita is planting lots of trees
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Greenunnn cnnnt

Rev. r. NJ. overstreet preached at
Eareka last Sunday week.
There is talk of a new paper at Eu-
reka. Two papers won't pay there,
gentlemen, who ever you are.
Farmers are busy on the Verdigris,
and wheat is doing finely.
Greenwood is going to organize a
Farmers Union. in harmony with the
State organization. Senator Martin
dale Is one of the movers in the mat
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For Sale.

NNE yoke of heavy oxeu; also one
" breaking pillow 20 inch nearly new.
heap. Inquire 1T keiscy's grocery,
niporIa. loft A Nj ROfsISON.
Shtnc0lpeT dayi Agents wansedl Alb
pJlVwGV classes Of working people. of e..
Their sex, young or old. make more mos
y at WORK for us IN ;Ieir spare momeBses
all the time, than Mt anything else
'aFilculafS tree. Address G.. SaIaSon g
o.. Portland. Maine 27yI
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RYAN & Lyons
Emp oria Carriage Factory
HorseshoeIng & Repairing.

Mechanics ST.. between eth q 18th Az.
Carriages and wagons made to order.
All kinds Of repairing and jobbing done
in the best manner by skillful Workmen.
Prices very reasonable. We invite an in.
spection Of our work and guarantee salts
faction. Come and see us.
RYAN LYONS.
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Summer County.

Work is going ahead on the bridge
across the Arkansas at Belle Pin.
Mart. st. Clair, of Belle Plain, kill
ed sixty-fiye buffalo in twelve days.
Large numbers of fruit trees are ar
irving at this place. from nurseries
north and east. Hundreds of our far
mers are displaying commendable EN-
terprise in planting orchards and set
ting hedges and shade trees. -Oxford
Press.
While in st. Louis few weeks since
W. b. COldwell, Esq. purchased for
the farmers in the vicinity of Oxford
a large quantity of cotton seed for
planting. This seed is transported
over the y. 7. & s. F. railroad free OF
cost, and is expected TO arrive in a
few days, in time for planting-Ox-
ford Press.
The Press says the people OF Ok ford
like the new Methodist minister. Z. A :.
Graham, because he gets through in
side of thirty minutes.
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ATTENTION. SCHOOL DIRECTORS
We Sell School Desks

On long line. aud also purchase
school Bonds Issued for Building PErposes.
For Information address
II. II. LEWIS & Co,
9o2 4 800 Washington Avenue.
5fnOT st. Louis Mo
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The Thayer Head Light publishes
sn account of the instant killing
of a little boy, four years old,
named Alexander Hunt, by his
brother. fourteen years old, while
playing with a revolver.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNDER AKER
w SrnKER
NOTICE.

g w. STOKER,
nEALER in wood and metallic cases
IL and Baskets, trimmings. &c. 164
Commercial street, Emporia, Kansas.
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AUCTION,

~ go. BYBEE, at bis residence on AL
" len creek, 3 miles east Of Americus.
lay, April 9th, 1875. at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following property: Horses. cows
calves, household and Kitchen furniture
feather beds, bacon and lard. farming
implements, hay rack, Eew wagon and
sett Of new harness. &r
1jt29 e. W. CLAPP, Auetiopcer.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06

COTTON CULTURE IN INDIA. "A correcpoT-
dent in Calcutta writes to the Pail Nall
Gasette that Sir George Campbell Is endeav-
oring to improve the cotton crop of Bengal.
Hitherto the Bengal cotton has been short
in fibre and low in price. The climate and.
the soil hold out q reasonable expectation
Of producing a more valuable staple. and
the Lieutenant Governor has gone into the
project with his characteristic energy: Euro
pean enterprise can produce fibre in low
er Bengal but little, If at all, inferior to the
Sea Island cotton. But European enterprise
can not make u pay. An English planter
or agriculturist must obtain so large re-
turn on his capital and supervision in India
that he cannot compete with the native
Assbandman in the actual rearing of any
ordinary crop. Thus, the undergraduates
does not himself grow the indigo which he
manufactures into dye. The tea-planter
eultivates his garden with a profit only be-
cause he has to import labor from distance
for the purpose, and his skill in organiza-
ton thus comesinto play. Sir George Camp
bell has, therefore, endeavored not so much
to direct British capital to the actual culti-
vation of of cotton as by practical expert
ments and q wider diffusion of knowledge
on the subject to enable the native hus-
bandman to enhance the value of his crop.
A series Of official papers is published in the
Bengal Gazetts on the subject. Bengal has
already the monopoly of the jute fibre, and
II its pcasantry could only learn to utilize
their advantages in soil ard climate, they
might within the next twenty yeas revolu-
tonne the cotton trade of the world. 1t is
satisfactory to find that the official feeling
against Biiti.h enterprise in India is disap-
pearing In the presence of the actual re-
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
Ks.srscxr KukLdx. The Louisville csu-

KserpCxY KUKLdx-The Louisville Cox.
rla -Jsxyaal; just to hand, Publishes q long
report from its special correspondent, sent.
into Henry, Owen and Franklin counties,
70 investigate the Kuklux outragss there.
The correspondent gives list of eighty
six outrages committed in these counties
since le7O, varying from simple warnings
to property holders not to employ negroes.
to arsons, rapes, whipping, pillages aid
murders. Governor Leslie, through some
defect. in the law, it would appeal, is
powerless to stop these outrages, and IN
people living in the counties are paralyzear
with terror, and will do nothing to break
up the bands of desperadoes. -
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06
L0sstst0ssG IsssfifNSs0ss for the
Dear and Dumb.
BATON ROUCr.. Julv I41e

- BATON RoUGE, July 1873.
To he Police Jmfes, The Municipal Authorities
and Friends cfthe Deefand Dumb in Louisi-
ana:
The Trustees Of the La Institution for
the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, call
your attention to this unfortunate class,
and the provision made for them by the
State in this Institution. All the Deaf be-
tween the ages Of eight and twenty-five, OF
sound physical and mental constitutions,
VIII DC admitted and provided with in
strlction, board, lodging, medicine and
medical attendance at The expense of the
Institution and all those in such INDECENT
circumstances rs shall appear by certif-
cate of-any member of the police jury of
the parish, or mayor of the city, where they
reside, to render such aid necessary, win
also be furnished with clothing and travel
ing expenses to the Institution. The In
stitution also affords mechanical depart
meut III which instruction is given in such
trades as may be best suited TO render the
pupils self-sustaining citizens. The educa-
tion OF the deaf is of peculiar Importance TO
them and to the State; but from want OF
Information, indulgence or other reasons on
the part of parents, less than half in the
state avail themselves of the privileges
Afforded. This is all wrong; hence the
Trustees earnestly call the attention of all
proper authorities to the duty of seeing
that all the desfin their respective parishes
or cities, are informed of the privileges pro-
vided, and that in cases of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stances, means be provided for. conveying
snch to this Institution. Proper provision
will be made for both white and colored
In case of any deaf known at this Insti-
tuition to be in your city or parish, the
names are appended to this letter. Should
you know or learn of others, their address
is earnestly desired.
Gov. w. ?. KELLOGG, er-oD7cio,
Hon. J. * BURCH,
III. NEWELL, ESQ.,,
II SCHORTEN, ESQ.,,
l.. BERHEL,
.J.MCYAY, ESQ.,, Superintendent,
j. A, MCWHORTER er-oGicio.
Trustees of La. Institution for Deaf and
Dumb.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-09-06

V,HE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF RAPIDEs
Il Parish will open on MONDAY, the Sth
of SEPTEMBER, 1873, in the following
Wards, viz. Alexandria, Pineville, Lamou-
BE, Bayou Rapides, Spring Hill, Cheney
vile, Hineston and Calcasieu. All appli
cants to teach in the above Wards. will
come forward and undergo an examination
on the 18th. and Goth of August 1873, at
Alexandria, La.
By order of
G. Y. KELSO,
President of the Board.
JOHN DELAcY, Secretary.
Aug 23-2t.