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36 #44. Little Rock, Aark. April 20, 1869. [[Alwood]] Rev. J.W. Gen'l Supt. of Schools, Washington D.C. Sir: In compliance with your request of April 9th I have the honor respectfully to endorse herewith Semi-Annual report of schools in Arkansas for six months ending Dec. 31, 1868. Keeping it may prove satisfactory, I am Very respectfully, Your obedient Servant, Wm M. Colby, Supt. of Education. #45 Little Rock,Ark. April 23rd, 1869. Nilson J.A. Van Buren Ark. Sir: Will you have the kindness to forward future reports on or before the last day of the month-otherwise I shall not be able to incorporate them in my consolidated which is made up the 10th. I consulted the Asst. Com. about Supplying more desks & seats to the Van Buren school house. The conclusion was that we would not be warranted in so doing-but will pay rent for one or more rooms 37 if they are required. I have ordered the ink-wells forwarded by Express. Sent you register and blanks immediately on my return here. Notify me when more are wanted, in season. Very Respectfully, Wm. M. Colby, Asst. Supt. of Schools. #46 Little Rock, Ark. April 23rd 1869. Andrews A.H. 63 Washington St. Chicago Ill. Dear Sir:-Twenty-nine ink-wells are wanted for the desks at Van Buren-none were received. Please send the number by Express to "S.F. Cooper Van Buren, Ark." The goods should come via Little Rock, and if you make any charge make it to my account, as public funds for so small an amount can not easily be secured. Truly, Wm M. Colby, Asst Supt of Schools
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