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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-12-05
IN EZ LASCELLE,
THE BELLE OF NEW ORLEANS
BY MINNIE, OF MD.

BY MINNIE, OF MD.
"Come Oscar" said young Raymond
-EIcGre@or. to -rne, oreee1y.s,ainer, = ,ves,ts
to introduce you to my lady-love"
And who" said [, q is the great Di-
ana NOR, 0! devout Ephesian y
" Come and see," replied Raymond.
" Raymond" said [, q will you never
end this contemplate flirting Ofall the
creatures upon earth, [ most despise that
odious thing, male-coquette, and you
are fast achieving that honorable appoIla-
ton"
"Oscar," said Raymondlaughing, " "Ho-
garth's last was the " End Of all things"
Most grave Monitor-lny flirting days are
over. am going to be married in four
weeks
"Oh no caught at last" said I.
"Caught " at last ;" echoed Raymond.
And So" said 1, "my gay and pret-
ty moth has burnt his wings in the fire
Of my Lady's love-lit eyes
And wingless' answered Raymond,
" is a willing captive at his lady's feet
ssThe Gods"-saidI I, care very just .
"And Inez very beautifully" answered
Raymond.
@Ten me"-said L" oh +! thou king
among the y-birds-how the mighty
male-coquette was conquered, and-the
bitter bit"
Raymond smiling, spoke. Oscar
you have heard of Inez Lascelle, the belle
of New Orleans"
The fame"-said /" Of her mighty
beauty, has reached, even into the dusty
reoesses of my inner Office"
" Well 1'--continued Raymond"
heard she had host of most devoted low
ers; and to tell the truth, urged on by
my pride and vanity to cut them all out
I came, saw, and seas conquered"
:" Lothario" o"-said I--'' swept the field
in the list of Love, and fell himself in the
arms of victory"
"In the arms Of Inez, Oscar" replied
Raymond.
''In the arms of Matrimony" y"-said [
the victor vanquished, and the conquer
Ell. overcome"
Thus We gaily talked, as arm in arm
we leisurely wended on our way thro' tht
streets of the Crescent City, to visit Inc.
Lascelle, the belle of New Orleans.
| am a Lawyer as you know-and M
friend Raymond McGregor, was ricI
young merchant He was every inch
man. Cast in mould Of manly beauty
with as warm and noble heart as eve
beat in the breast Of man intelligent
fearless, frank, most fascinating in hi
manners-he was beloved by men, women
and children. We had been very init
mate for years. His confidence in me wa
unhounded; [ was his only bosom, broth
er friend
Well do [ remember the evening / wa
introduced TO Inez Lascelle Neither be
lore nor since, have | ever seen a LADY S
beautiful in form and face, SO fascinatin,
IN her manners. Young, tall and fnel
i proportioned as statue; with a classi
face that strongly resembled the idea
beauty, glowing in marble, from the han
OF the Greek sculptors. Her smile wa
like the sunlight of heaven; it fashe
| like light upon sword blade in her queer
/ ly eyes; it dawned and lit her beautifl
face, with almost supernal loveliness.
In gay and lively conversation, the houl
: flew by unheeded. Late in the night v
t left her, haunted by her bewildering. il
8 describable beauty.
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LADIES OGpART1MENgo.

To THE READERS OF THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
The following story was related to me, by
one who was principal actor in it's scenes.
| have attempted to give it, as nearly as pos
sible in his own words. OF one thing you
may be assured,-it is true. And at least
two Of the parties are living at the present
day. If my reader is only half as much in
terested in perusing it, as | was in It's recital,
l shall be abundantly repaid.
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Written for the Spirit Of the
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Institution of Learning

LNOR YOUNG LADIES'
Il The Religious Ladies of Mount Carmel have the
honor of informing their acquantances and the public in
general that they will open the st of October next near
Thbodaux parish of Lafourche day and boarding School
for Young Ladies.
The of instruction will be similar to that pursued
by other boarding schools of the countythat is to
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Elements OF
Geometry Natural Philosophy History and Literature
will also be taught.
The scholastic year divided into sessions the first
commencing the 1s of October and ending the 14th
Of March the second commencing the 10Th Of March,
and ending the Sd Monday of August
COnditiOns-BOart1crs.
The price Of boarding. comprising general instruction in
French and English is $S0per annum payable in advance
ha ut the of each session. charge OF Vt
will be made for bed, entering the institution.
Washing and mendng, per session. $l5 w
Lessons Piano and of instrument, per month O0
Day Scholars.
French and English branches per month"; each $3 OO
Both blanches together S 90
For further particulars apply to the undersigned Catholic
Curae Of ST. Josephs Church, Of the Parish OF Laourche
CHARLES MENARD.
s Prospectus setting forth the advantages and every
necessary particular in regard to this Institution will be
Issued in few days. sep1 G. NJ
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educational.
ThibOdauX Female Institute.

9 TENNEY, Principal, aided by competent Teach
Ne in English French, Music, Embroidery, Drawing
and Painting, etc.
The eighteenth session of this Institution will commence
on the lst Monday in Octaber next No scholar will b'
taken for less than session of five months bu
scholars may enter al any and be charged only from
the time of entrance
Board and tuition payable in advance.
Terms.
Board and Tuition in English per session of months $s5
Washing furnishing roon lights etc. per month. OF
Music on Piano and Guitar, use of instrument per
month .....-...-- u,
per month ...... 5 OC
Tuition for day scholars per month ....... or OC
Incidental expenses for session of months 0(
Sept TO- 1S55-39-tf
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Coyington Select Academy.


DEV. JOHN R. HUTCHINSON, D. D., aided
IL by competent Teachers in French, Music. Matthew
atics etc Number of Pupils limited, Hence, early ap-
pcation should be made Session begins 1st Of October
Youths are fitted for business and mercantile pursuits for
the Sophomore and Junior Glass in College Covington is
accessible New Orleans five hours four times week
by steamboat.
Board, Tuition Bed, Bedding, Washing, lgths, for
10 months $500 w
French Music, of instrument, Drawing ETC., extra
September s, 1S55-4t.
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II. IT DlsPEIs GLOOMY AND HYsTERIcAL FEELINGS.
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A FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS,
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81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and have
found it most Efficient and in my Judgment valuable
remedy" HoN. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Georgia
" gives pleasure in being able to recommend Jacobs
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MILES G. DoHBss,
Cashier Of the Bank Of the State Of Georgia. Griffin.
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ThibOdaux Home Academy.

J. BRYsON BURROWS, A. B., Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
Il 18th September, and continue ten months 1t is desi-
rabe that Students be the first day of the term
Pupils however, will be received at any time, and charged
accordingly This school is designed to prepare students
or any other business of M the plan comprising complete
preparatory course-Engsh, CLASSICAL and Mathematical
Patrons may assured that earnest and perseverng
effort will made cultivate the head heart and hand
boys for becoming intelligent good and useful
to give the elements of a perfect education.
TERMS
For the regular English course, per month. 5000
For each additional language 8" " ........ .1.jO
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N NUMBER 41.
Professional Car0s.

~ BELCHER, attorney and Counsellor at Law,
W continues the practice of his profession in the Fifth
Judicial District. Office in Thibodaux. je11
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CIGARSl CIGARS!!
~ 10000 Havana Cigars, Of the Choicest Brands, viz:
WASHINGTON, Ell SOL, FILLMORE,
BUsTAMENTE, C0NCHA, CONGRESS.
SEyASTOPOL, ANTlGUEDOE, SEM ROMAN,
AMERICAN UNION, Ia PERFECI1ON, &c,
All carefully selected and st received and for sale by
sepl 3. r. HohphN-
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Collegiate Department,
VIVESTERN MILITARY TNSTITI1TE The

Collegiate Department,
NTESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.-The
w next session of this College, which consists of
commencing respectively the 10th Of September
and 2Sth January continues without interruption from the
beginning the close the 18th June 1856 AT present
there professors in the Coegeone other will be
added. The Course Of Stuies in every department is
in country The discipline is strict, yet parental and
maintained by day and night Mental, Moral and Physical
Culture, Economy and Discipline the especial objects Of
the system.
Charges for Tuition Boarding, Washing, Fuel Servants
attendance Of Arms ROOM Furniture, Towels Bedding
leach Cadet to supply tie necessary Bankes SlOO per
Engineering Modern Languages Book Keeping, and Fenc
ing each $40 per term. For particulars, address
j. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
Chancellor of the University, or
B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Institute.
Nashville Tenn, August, 1855. g2j.4m.
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The WoRLD's DEAD-Tbere are millions in the
grave where there are hundreds out Of it. Age
has followed age for six thousand years and each
has contributed its quota to swell that bourne
from which no traveller returns"
From extensive calculation, It seems the average
q human births per second since the birth ol
Christ to this time, is about 1856; which gives
$4,000, ,OOo, 600; and after deducting the present
supposed population Of the world (960, ,000, 900,
leaves the number Of 31,O4o, 900 200, that have
gone to the grave; giving death and the grave the
victory over the living to the number Of sc, ,0oS,
OO0, ,00O OF this number in the grave had died
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Day School for Bows,

Day OCHOVI IOI DVyos
7NHE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
parents and guardians that he has purchased Of Mr.
Gardner the unexped lease of the Parish School House
situated at Canal street, Thbodaux, where he win
nue his school for the future His charges follows
For the regular English course, per month SO 90
For each additional language Pc month. 50
For further information apply at the office of the Minerva,
or to CHARLES SCHIFFERSTEiN Principal.
June 2Sd. lS55,-U
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w NJ. MERCER, Attorney end Councillor at
w Laao Houma Parish Of Terrebonne, La, practises
the parishes of Assumption Lafourche and TerrebOnne
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-09-29

EDMUND P. DWIGHT, attorney and Counsel
IL Tor at Laac Napoeonvie parish Of Assumption, La
will practice In the parishes of Assumption Lafourchc,
Terrebonne, and St. Mary my19-ul
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u S. GOODE, attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
will practice in the parishes of Assumption Lafourche
and Terrebonne. je11
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JAMES MCCLURE,
A RCHITEGT AND BUILDER, respectfully
"A that he is prepared to furnish all or part
of the materials the erection and completion Of buildings
both public private, with ali the modern improvements,
such as columns and ratings around galleries, etc l
erecting dwelling for Gen J. A. Qnitman, on his
plantation. All orders communications to be directed to
Natchez. Miss ang25-lm%
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TAETS AND WAGONS.-A LARGE GUAM
" TITY OF CARTS, Wagons. Timber whees, Plcvs
etc, manufactured by Aeschamann. Psbmg. Just re-
Hceived and for sale lcw By 23n S. T. DAUN1s BRO
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A. l.. PLOUGH, Jk.,
Resident Dentist,
jan1tf TEIBODAUN, La

f. III. KNAPP.
DENTAL SURGEON-l53 SO Canal street, IN
IL intends returning to Thbodaux in about two S11p
three weeks Persons wishing to his services
do by addressing him Immediately through the post office
at Thbodaux, of D. F. Hoden, Esq, On his return
he will remain but few days only. sepSf
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DESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The subscriber
l. offers for sale his Private Residence, situated in
of the delightful parts Of the town. Besides good
dwelling, is Kitchen outhouses fine parterre, cement
cisterns, under ground, etc. etc. Terms $2000$50o in
March next and the remainder in three equal isalens
due in March, 81 5S and 80 with eight per cent interest
from maturity till naI payment. For further information
apply to ljMyl4 30tf] ]. R. VAN LEW.
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Business CARDS.

A UGIER, j., ConfectiOner and Dealer IN Fruits
II Corner of Market and St Louis Streets.
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IHAIRS.-A FEW DOZEN SPLIT BOTTOM
Chairs hand and for sale low close consignment
by 24-n b. r. HOLDEN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-30

vcnient period, assemble, at their several
places Of holding elections in the various
districts the Territory, and elect delegates
to n Convention 10 form q State Constitution
Tor the State Of Kansas, with the view TO
an immediate State organization, and appli-
cation, at the next session of Congress, for
admission into the American Union, as one
Of the States of the American Coniederacy.
6. That the people of Kansas can never
be unmindlul OF the debt Of gratitude they
owe 10 Hon. Andrew II. Reeder, for the
firmness, ability, and integrity shown in the
discharge Of his duty as the Executive Of
this Territory.
On motion ofMr. J. Speer, the following
resolution was passed unanimously:
Resolved, That, in conformity 10 past re-
concentrations, the Territorial Free State
Executive Committee be requested TO cal, a
convention Of five delegates to each repre-
sentative to be appointed in the several dis
rricts Of Kansas On the 9th day of August,
TO meet at Big Springs on the 9th Of Seplen-
Der next, for the purposes recommended in
q call previously issued and to take such
other action rs the exigencies Of the times
demand
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-30
Louisville Mob.

The Editor Of the Evansville (Indanna)
Journal was present at Louisville, and wit
messed the recent mob. The following is
from his paper:
We are sorry that some of Our German
and Irish citizens do not like our account Of
the riots at Louisville and their causes
but we are by no means surprised. They
would probably have been delighted had we
branded oursef lior in the face of every
man acquainted with the facts, by initiating
the course Of the Anti-American editors at
Louisville. Had the Americans been TO
blame, we should have said SO. But we
was there TO see, and TO pursue thorough
investigation, and we now say as we have
said before, that the Germans and Irish
brought upon their own heads that slaugh-
Ter and destruction which we regret in COM
mon with every other good citizen, but which
were inevitable consequence Of the outrage.
Gus and monstrous acts of the foreign born.
And so sure are we of the correctness Of
our own information, as obtained on the
ground and from indisputable sources, that
we have 10 hesitation IN saying tllat man
who declares the foreign born were not the
first, by their murderous acts, TO start these
riots, either wlfully faIsiies or is totally
ignorant Of them.
We are opposed to mob law in all its forms.
We ever have been, and we have ever been
ready TO sag so. In this case, we offer no
defence ofthc doings of the mob at Louis
vile. They are violating the law, no mat
ter what the proyocation. They were le-
eally and morally criminal. But we appeal
to foreigners themselves, If they would stand
quietly and see their countrymen shot down
IN cold blood? Would they not fly to their
arms, and seek a passionate and deadly re-
talaiion? And yet we tell these foreigners,
that Germans and 1rishmen, without cause
or provocation, shot down peaceable Amer
leans while quietly walking the streets of
ville-and if they think, or if any set
of men thinks, American blood will stand
that they are luborng under O most cgre-
gous error. There is no use camny reason
ing ever the wrong and rascaiity of mobs OH
such an occasion. We may condemn the
mob, but he-feeiings instigating i. belongs
to human nature.
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RITCHERDsON,s
Missouri River EXPRESS.


WILL leave ST. LOUIS semi weekly by the
w fast passenger boats,
Polar Star, EdiabuIfg, F. X. Aubrcy and
Jas. II. Lucas,
for st. Joseph and all tile principal points on the
route. Each Express will be in charge of
Special Messenger,
provided with Iron Safes for the security of Mo-
NEY and Other valuable packages. Bankers and
Merchants business transacted with DrsPATcH.-
Collections made and proceeds promptly returned
Boxes, Packages, Bundles, and Parcels of all
kinds receipted for and delivered without delay.
Orders Of every description filled.
This Express connects with all other Expresses
for New York and the East generally; also for
the North and South, via Cairo to New Orleans.
G1S| Principal office l6 Main st. st. Louis.
Refer TO the Bankers and Merchants OF st.
Louis. JOSEPH +. RlTCHERDSON,
June %, 1S55--tf Proprietor.
CT Manson & Bartholow, Agents, Glasgow
Mo, with whom Packages or Goods may be left.
Also, orders for merchandise, or any article desir-
ed to be purchased in St. Louis, which VIII receive
prompt attention.
CT The Agents make no charge in the shape
of commission or drayOge, for receiving and for
warding packages or goods.
w. n. MARTIN, G. C. MARTIN,
New York. st. Louis.
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
GLASGOW, MO.

Baltimore '''' Pm}P'itsburgh '''''' pm
Philadelphia '''''! Pmj Cincinnati ''''.. pm
Boston''''''' 49, pm{ louisville '''''. pm
New York ''''''4 pm'St. Louis '''' '''. pm
BUYING RATES or CURRENcY.
Kcntuckv......, DIS Tennessee ,....2 dis
Ohio ............l dis South Carolina..3 dis
Ind'apo...... ....l dis North Carolina. 3 dis
Virginia .......,.1 dis Louislana,....,. dis
Wisconsin .'..'.'2Idls Eastern '.'... ''.I5dis
~ Deposites received. TimcandsishtEx-
change wanted. Land WarrantsbOughtan and sold.
Drafts and notes collected. Exchange in sums
to suit. always for sale.
10 -Four per rent.interest paid onieposites
rcn4i cling so days or more.
WESTON T. BTRCH& SON.
G'asg3w, February 10, 1894.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-30


UHsou&D CuRrENCY.-The Augusta
(Geo,) Chronicle advises its readers against
The following banks:
Atlanta Bank, at Atlanta.
Interior Bank at Griffin.
LaGrauee Bank, at LaGranze.
Manufacturers & AIechuaic. Bank, at
Columbus.
Merchants Bank, al Macon.
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton.
FAILED.
Banl, Of Milledgeyille, at NIilledgey lille.
Cherokee Insurance and Banking Comma
ny, al Dalton.
These banks are considered irresponsi-
bic and worthless, and their management a
virtual fraud upon the poorle, because they
are controlled by wild cat fnanciers out Of
the State, men unknown to the people; and
there is, therefore, virtually no guaranty
for the raieinplion oftheir bills. They are,
in our opinion, wholly unworthy Of conf.
dence or credit, and the people should re-
fuse to receive or circulate their bills"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-08-30
NEW GROCERY STORE.

FTNHE undersigned would respectfully cali the
L attention of bis friends and the public gener-
ally to hislarse and well selected stock of Family
Groceries. Those wishing to purchase goods in
his line will find il TO their interest TO call and ex-
anime before supplying themselves elsewhere, as
he is determined, by selling low, and on favorable
TERMS to inertia liberal share ofpublic patronage
JAMES B. FORBIS.
GlasnnW. Seniemher Ii 1874
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JEWELRY! JFWELRY!
HENRY w. HIRING,

III u u, sHO.r
6& Would respectfully announce TO the citi-
Gi2s zcns of Howard county, that with an expe-
rience Of Is years in this community, he has egain
opened u large and splendid assortment of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
Clocks, Casters, Breastpms, Rings, Accordeons
Flutes, fine gold neck and Fob Chaius, Spectacles
&C., &c.
silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Toys for children, Razors ard Strops, fine Cloth
Brushes, sc.
GW Watches and Clocks repaired;-a articles
warranted.
Grateful for the patronage Of former friends he
confidently expects, by strict attention to his bust
ness, TO receive that of the entire public.
eE Shop at Smith & Maughs' Drug Store.
Fayette, May 4, 1855.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Fresh Arrival Of Groceries in
ROANOKE Mo

TNHE undersigned having entered in the Groce
l. ry and Produce Business exclusively, would
say to my friends and customers that | now have on
hand large and well assorted stock of Groceries
which am disposed to sell at,exremely low pri-
ces for Cash or Produce. have in store the fol-