Examinations Of Teachers

BuperlDtendeDt Wheeler has glven noticc tliat lic will holrl a Full series of Feacliers' Examtnations, as fol'.ows : In Anti Afbor, Oct. 28, at Union School building. In Augusta, Scpt. 28, at Dist. No. 4, Cliihls' school &ODB6. In Brldgewater, liov. 3, ut Brklgewator Center. In Dcxtcr, Oct. 10, at Hudson school lOtMé. In Precdora, Oct. 81, at Fleasmit Lake school house. In Lima. Oct. 12, at Lima Onter In liOdi, Oc'. 20, at school house on Lodl Plains. In Lyndon, Oct 11, atschool-honsc, Lyndon Center. In Manchester, Nov. 2, it Union Hchool building. In Nortbfleld.'Oct 18, at WhHmorc Lakc school house. In Pitl.stielil, Oct. 2, at school-house ucar towu Boose. In Saperior, Scpt. 27, at Crippen'sschool101I9C.. lu tjulem, Oct. lï, at Murray's schoolïouse. In Saline, Scpt 30, at Union School buildnj;. In Soio, Oct 14, at DcXtcr Union School Duikliii!;. In Sharon, Ka. 1, at town house. In Sylvao, Oct 21, at Cbclsea Union School building. In Webster, Oct. 9, at school-house ncar Consrcgalionul Church. In York, Sept. Ü), at Mooreviile school liouse. In Ypsilanti, Nov. Ö, at Union School tiulldliig. For the further accomraodatlon of the teachers of theconnty, I wlll liol1 an examlnatlon at ;r.y office, on Satnrday, &.qk 88, Sept. 9 and 23, Oct. 7, Nor. 11 and 25. Each examiuatlon is to conimence at 9 o'clock, A. M. Teachers are reqnested to provlde theraselvcs wiiii paper, and noticc la glvea that no teacher wlll be cxamincd af ter commenang his or her school, and, iilso, that certlflcutea from others recognlzed anti endorsed as beretofore. Considerable excltement was mantfested among the coiored populatlon of our city last Tucsday, by the arrest of nine of tbelr uurnber for dlsturblng iüvine service the ptevloua Sabbath evefltsg at the 2d Baptist church (colored.) E:irly Tucsday morniu knois of the sable Indvldaals could be seen In the streets, cxcitedly "discussin' de sitooashun," and cverything forbode a fragrant time. The case was callcd at 2 o'clock before Jnstice McKeiinan. A jury of slmon pure 15th Amcndments was selccted after soine colllng, and witnesses Rftltod. Tlie digntty of the Court was occasionally npset by the ludlcrous answers and statements of the wltnesaes, and " IIoss" Harrtson's patiencc was taxed to the utmost in keepina "dt ar' rabble qolet." Alter the evldcnce had been heard and the case given to the jury, that Ixrly returned a written verdict o( " knot gilty," mucli to the discomliturc of some of the more peaceably inclined bretliren, bat to the gratlflcalion of the aforesald aloe, who maolfested thcir joy by dlsplaytng their musical talent upou the streets until a late bODT of the night. - It was given in evidence that the ac cused sivore some, danced some, went out and in noisily, shouted "amen" in the wrong place, called the minister "aliar," and told him to " cuni down fruin thar," but the jury thought that was " uuthin onusual," therefore no oflensc. L. D. BüBOB, the worklng man of the Toledo, Ann Arbor and Northern Rallroad dropped Into onr offlee on Monday. He ix portud his iirst wcek's work satisfactorv and harbored no doubts of succes. I short, lic sald the requlred ainonot of inone would be subscribed. Naw, Messrs. Dtrec tors. woitK m tuk woud Let us have no more aggravating delays. Wit welcome to our oxcliancre list the Parsons San, a handsame 32 column paper, pobllshed In the new rallroad city of Parsous, southern Kansas, by IIeyxoi.ds & Matthewbos, the RsTNOLDSbelng il. W.,a gruluate of the University, and for awblle - tliat was in the campáis:! of 18G4 - connected with the Vree Press at Detroit. Parsons is a nine months old town, and claims a population of 1,000. Su,ccess to its Sun,