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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-10-09
Gbnfational, ST.
Young Ladies' Collegiate Institute
READVILLA SEMINARY,
E.e RATION ROT1GE. LA.

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READVILLA SEMINARY,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
THIS INSTITUTION IL now thoroughly organized
and In successful operation with steady increase
OF pupils. It's primary design is to prepare young
Ladies for the varied walks of life, and as tho
same time to furnish them genial home, and
meet the wants of parental solicitude. In other
words, it Is intended to be
A Family School Of the Highest Order.
The instruction is adapted to the age, capacity
attainments, peculiarities and designed vocation
of the pupils. Individual wants are met. Pupils
are no. improperly classified for the sake Of dmn-
ishing the labor of the teachers. Ihorough'sess
and accuracy Is the basis Of all good scholarship,
and therefore is strictly enforced. The object 10
to eucidate every lesson as to clear mp oil DIM
cultes, dspe all vagueness Of Idea, and cause the
pupil to feel that she is making progress. The
Principal also is engaged In teaching, and every
thing connected with the Educational Depart
ment is under her personal and constant super.
vision.
The discipline Is mild and parental, relying
chiefly upon personal influence and example
moral sussion more or less pointed, and monthly
reports to parents or guardians.
The Boarding Department Is under the imme-
date supervision of Mrs. NJ. J. MosTErTH-a lady
admirably qualified for the situation, who will, at
all times use her utmost endeavors 70 render the
home Of those placed under her charge, second
only to the one they have left-and in all things
to make them happy and contented.
TERMS:
Board, with furnished rooms, and tuition In
the English branches, $40 per month--$l2o In I'D.
vance. .f H ..'.Df3
Day scholars, IS per month. 1921
Ancient ana Modern Languages, 50 per month.
Music, with use Of instruments, $8 per month.
Ornamental branches, at Instructor prices.
Books, Music and Stationery-cash, at sta.
toners charges.
Pupils will furnish themselves with sheets, tow
els and table napkins.
The next session will commence on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. a-H
For further information in reference to the In
stitution, address s .-y -
MRS. BELLE w. SMITH,
Principal,
june2S BOZ No. 2o7 Baton Rouge, La.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

Some two years ngo. il was considered
reasonable By many in this city to speak
unapprovinzly of.hs Government. Aura.
ham Lincoln was tho Government, aud
who did not support him was traitor,
rebel sympa.hizer, and william. who de-
served the globe. and hal.es. Now, "a
change has come over the spiri. OF their
dteams.' The same men vhc proclaim
ed death aud ialamy 10 those who did no.
believe exactly rs Abraham Lined did,
are now opposed to tie Government. Thai.
is, they d. NJ. supper, President johnson,
and according 70 thsir own logic, are
double dyed traitors. Several Of them
declared on our streets this morning that
President johnson should be hung on he
same scaifold - jeff Davis. This treas
enable language should no. be allowed
Where are the patriots who sacrificed
their unclss and wives brothers on the
altar Of their beloved country 7 Where
ore tho men who pledged their elves, for.
tunes and sacred hcnors,' for the main
,enance Of the government. provided they
should not DO drafted and should grow
opuicnt in postoflices and other such
places !? Ia, item sand forth.-Tbe
government i. in cril--Trai,ors are in
our mi3s,. Photograph Albums need
looking 10. Private conversations need
reporting. A vigil.nss committee IS de-
nanded. johnson il the government,
aud treason grows blantant IN our midst
Let Fort Lafayette once mora open its
grim portals and Os,racism and Prescrip
ton array their sergos horrors.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

IN e. Ilkg j iONll>~
suited in~a aeeessios of over d
sons to the Methodist chur h a thu,
place.
-Abou, s.. 500 were made up At Coun-
Gil Bluffs lately TO aid some Of the suffer
ers by tho recc". fires in that city, as We
lear" from The B"yte
benjamin Foos was killed in Green
field township, Jones co.".y, 0" the Is,
i"s. BY los lie was engaged in hauling
rolling over him.
Capt, David Harper, Of Jones coun.
y. formerly Of Company d, OH Iowa IL.
fantry, and lately Clerk i" the Land Office
at Washington, died at tina. city on the
30,h ul..
A little girl named Mumford, at Ma
son City, 60, u button in her throat in
such manner ,ha, it was for q while i'm
possible TO &c. i, either up or down. All
efforts by the physicians to remove tn g
cause Of suffering was Of no avail, uutil
the chili's father invented an ins,ru-
men, which drew up the button from the
throat.
A quarrel occurred near Do Witt on
the lS,b, between a couple Of families,
resulting in one Of the women. MIS-. Lay.
cock, shooting Mrs Danna,t, with a
shotgun, inaic,ng perhaps fatal wound
50 says the Observer.
The loss Of sheep in Benton county
by .he storm Of the l3sh, wa. quite large.
O"e person alone lost thirty, aud others
suffered quite severely. s. says the Via.
ton Eagle.
One hundred and e;gh.y-scven mar
rage licenses were issued ia Clayton
county las, year.
A fatal accident occurred on the
McGrrgor Western Railroad on the l0,h
inst, At 0. near O,sias. The brakeman.
young man about nineteen years
old, cell between he cars and was killed
instantly.
Meetings are being held in the Meet
ODDS. Church a, Alba nightly. AID with
considerable success. as VIC learn from the
Union
About hundred members have been
added to the Methods, Church. and abou,
the same number 10 the Baptist and Pres
by'erian Churches, Of Wlhterset So says
the Xadisonian
Thirty persons have joined the Meth
odist Church, in a neshborhood aLou!
four miles from Sidney, ~ we learn from
the Union.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

The following was the vote on the Goth.
By which the Ereedmen's Bureau Bill
tailed 10 pass over the Presidents veto |:
YEAs- Anthony, Brown, Chandler,
Clark, Conness, Craggin. Crcsswell. Fes-
sender. Fowler, Grimes, Harris. Hender-
son, Howard, Howe. kirswooh, Lane Of
Indiana, Lane Of Kansas, Nye. POLAND
Pomeroy, Ramsay. Morrill,, Sherman.
Sprsgue, Sumner, TrumbaIi, Wade, Will
lisns, Wilson, Ya.cs-3O.
NAYs-Backalew, Co~an, Davis. Dix
on, Dooliule, Guthrie, Hendricks. John
son, McDoogai. Morgan, Nesmi,h, Nor
ton, Riddle. Salisbury. Stewart, Stock
ton, Van Wrinkle aud Willey-l3.
ABssxr-Foote aud Wright-2.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
Veto Of the S0.calI~d rceLme N .
bureau Dill.

When the news WAS announced here
that the President had vetoed the Freed
mems Bureau Bill the Democrats we're
perfectly wild with joy. Sach hands shA.
king, and general congratulations We
have no. seeh in long time. Indeed,
such an occasion has not prese nted itself
for long, long weary years. The oozins
GU, Of the life blood, tho very flower aud
vitality Of the nation the sappi"g and
undermining Of our free institutions the
general wreck and ruin has been no cause
Of congratulation for Denocrsls. Tho
mission Of Democracy il PEACE AND
GOOD WILL TO NAN. The grs0 DDxood to
the creates. number. Il believes tina.
this Is and ever shall bs . white mars
country. With the end OF our cad, sad
war Democr"s1 hoped and prayed tina. the
country would once again come together
i" fraternal love. concord, peace, happi-
mesa and prosperity. They were d,sap-
pointed. The discordan,. incongruuus
element, fal-e'y called the Republican
party, in:erposed 10 prevent ali this. Bet
now President johnson in,erpo.es VIII
his VETO, and in this wc have 4 ray o.
hope for the salvation Of the csnniry..-
Hence tho rejoicing and congra.ulato11
Of - Democracy OF Old Woodbury.
From every town from which we have r..
ceiyed advices comes The same story. TIL
Democracy are jubilan.. The Old Star
Spsng'ed Banner was again brought out.
The dust was shaken fram its an.ple folds
and its good old glorious galaxy Of stars
shons brighter than ever. Every star
twinkled for Andrew Johnson, and every
stripe was stripe for the sectional, blood.
thirsty disuniaa:s.s Of the North.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
pos,ai1s u ,5O0,Uu0 M ccsnx ~ estrren.
cy more than ct tbe above named dste.

posSS~suvV1S ,oVV,VVV III cum UUV@CUtSen>
cy more than at tbe above named dste.
Tho association Of New York bank
officers has passed resolutions indorsing
the plan for the redemption Of national
bank notes recommended by Secrssnry
MsCu;loch nsd Com ptrolles Clarke, aud
approving measures under considerable"
in congress for the consolidation Of the
public debt and the restoration OF the
currency 10 q specie basis.
A memorial Cor an international CO.
pyr;sh. law, signed BY three hundred
promnen. authors, editors aud publish
ers, VAS yes.srdsy presented 10 the
senate.
The Presideut has. nominated Gen.
A.bo,h as Minister to Venezuela.
lit 10 rumored that ex-Gov. Andrew,
Of Massachusetts, will sscceed Secretary
Harlan in the interior department.
A Senator cleo. from one Of the
seccded States. in m interview with Sec
rotary Stanton. entrea,ed that the Freed,
nen's Bureau might be continued.
Colonel William A. Browning, re-
Gently appointed Secretary Of Legation
to Mexico, died in Washington a few
days ago.
Alexander II. Stephens has had his
parole extended to visit Washington. lie
will doubtless be summoned before the
reconstruction .comnitte.
Gen. Terry has ordesed al publish.
ers Of newspaper in Virginia to mail .
copy Of each issue 10 his headquarters on
the day Of public ssion.
A dinner to prominent members Of
shs Canadian government VAS given st
Cornwall, on Thursday evening. Mr..
Mcdonald stated:'hat the confederation
Of the British provinces was nov certain
Of accomplishment in feweweeks
"A Havana letter states that The land.
ing Of African negroes in Cuba still con-
,inues. The mayor Of Marzani!Ia was
recently assassina,ed because he would
90. aid The slave traders.
An officer lately in Msximilian's ser.
vice states that the army Of occupation
consists Of $4,000 men. In addition
thereto. the emperor has a totally an
trustworthy paper force Of 10000 Next.
cans.
New York cotton brokers estimate
the total amount Of cotton in the United
States at 100000 bales.
Gen. Pope has issued q general OF
der detailing plan Cor the safety Of srav
elers aud trains crossing the western
plains.
-Psesiden. Roberts has issusd 10 the
Fenian Brotherhood = s,irripg appeal for
men and means A grand rally is to be
held in New York on Sunday. A similar
demonstration will take place in Phila.
ds!phis mex. week.
Gov. Oglesby has appointed Mr.. Juo.
P. Reynolds commissioners to the Paris
exposition.
-L,rge quantities Of goods are being
sml ggled into Montana from the Cana.
dian provinces.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
I5 lent Johnson, veto was

e151ent Jehnsor's veto was
mate, the kilograms say, the
ssk into applause, and there
st1Allen champions Of mig
~ demanded that the gallo
we'd, request which the chair.
satlafely complied with. We
Aaesican people will demand
6icsl fanatics Of the Sum ner-
r., be cleared from thu IA.
rooms. Behold, during al
von they have done nothing bu.
Pssinua''y on The niger qaes.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

i. is reported here ,ha, Mrs John A.
kasso". wife Of ,he Representative in
Congress. has iiled petition in court f,r
n divorce on account Of his paying his ad
dresses to acme lady in Washington.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

The Iowa Senate has passed q resolu-
ton ,nsIructi"g tho Senators and request
ing the Repre- sn,atiye from that s,a,e to
sustain the Fseed.San's Bureau, bill not
wishsasadiax ths Psssidsnts ebiectiops.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
"Bca. the fife aud squeak the drum.
For Independent &C DAY ar kum.'

Miss Lucy Long never felt happier
when shs crooked tho cradle than did
the Democrats Of Schoharie when they
felt President Johnson ROCKING THE CRA
DIE OF LIBeHrY by vetoinx the monster
dubbed III. F,e'dmen's Bureau Bill
Schoharie H. puLlicdM.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
Marriage and Celibacy,

A Essay OF warning and instruction for Young
~ Men. Also, dis All abuses hich pre- ma.
tnrty PROSTATE tho vital Powers, with mea no
o. relief kcns FREQ 81 charge In seated letter enve
lopss. Address J. eKILLlN HOUGHTON. How.
40 Association. HhilsdaaphiA. p. leai.se-lD
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

The New York Elpress states that Gen.
Butler hss paid Smith Bros, Of New Or
hans the $4,000 IN gold which hey 81.
ls1sel 10 sbstrscsed from their vasiss,
soes,hss With isiersst and al costs, mak-
ing sn aggregate u over el5o. Oo0.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
$ipux City &tgisttr:
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1866
GLE ANINGS.

Senator Wilson win next week intro.
ducs a join. resolution for the admission
Of the sou,hern delegations, whe" the
prescribed states guarantee suffrage TO
such eolored persons e. can read the con-
stituticn and have served in the army, re-
psdia,s the rebel debt, and gi's the ne
gro oil civil rights.
Should the loan bill fail, It 10 under.
stood ,hat Secretary McCnIloch will use
bic power TO rsducs the currency.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10


ary schemes and joiued the grea. Demo
cratic mssses to save the country Glory
to God 10 the highest On earth, Peace
aud good will toward matt
The message is very elaborate. cover
ing over 30 pages Of m anuscrip. lie op
poses tho bill j" every particular, declares
many Of its fea,ures unconstitutional, and
says that tie. southern States should 10
admitted 10 representation in Consress.
lie concludes ~ follows:
lis uuwise aud dangerous to pursne a
| course o. measures which will unite auy
large section of the country uxain,, All
other section OF the country, no matter
how much the latter may predomina,e.--
the course Of Immigration, the Develop
oe"t Of Industry aud business, any na,u.
rsl causes will rise up at the South men
~ devoted to the Union as those OF any
otter par, VI the land. BIZ, il they are
oil excluded from Congress, il in a perma.
! men, statute they are declared ~. to be
in full cors:i, u,ional relations 10 the
country, they may think they have cause
to become y unit in feeling aud sen,i-
me"ts aysi"s, the government. Under
the political education of the American
people, the idea is inheren. and irradicn!,
.ha. the consent OF The majority Of the
whole people is necessary to secure will
ing acqu'esence i" Legislation. This bill
under consideration refers to certain o!
the States IS though they had 10. been
fully restored in al, their constitutional;
relations TO the United States" If they
have not, let u. Ut once act together to
secure that desirable end at the cavlss,
possible moment. II is hardly necessary
tor me to inform Congress. that in my
own jud sme"t, mos. T.. .hose States. so
lar y. least rs depend upon their Nv" &C
lion, lave been already restored, and are
~ be deeWed ~ be entitled TO enjoy their
cons,i, u,i,.sl rights ss members of the
Union. Reasoning from the Constitution
itself, aud from the actual situation oi the
country. | feel no, only entitled bu.
bound 10 assume. that Nth tho Federal
courts restored in the several States, aud
IN the full exercise Of their functions, the
rights and interests of oil classe. Of the
people will. with The aid Of the military.
III cases Of resistance to the law, be essen.
italy protected ssai"ss. unconstitutional
infringement ani violation. Should lh.s
expectation unhappiiy fail, which | do not
anticipate, then the Executive Is already
flied with the powers conferred by the
&C, OF March, 1865, establishing the Freed
mens Bureau, and hereafter rs heretofore,
he can employ the land and naval forces
OF the country to suppress i"turrecilon,
aud to overcome distractions to tn. laws.
return The bill TO the Senate in the
earnest hope tia, measure i.voIving
questions aud interests 50 important 10
the country will no, become y law, unless
upon deliberate consideration BY the
people it shall receive the sanction Of OIL
enlightened pu5i:.
[Ssnsd ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAsuiScroS, u. Z, Feb. l3.h, 1866.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

The message was read by The Clerk
amidst evidence Of intense feeling on the
part Of the Senators s.d ga'hercl mem.
bcrs Of the House, ~ we'll Of spectators
in the galleries, but without any open
manifestation, except as the close Of the
reading when loud applause shook one
section Of the ge".le mems gallery, minxl-
cd with determined bisse. and the EN-.
pha,ie blows Of tho Vice Presidents ham
mer. That portion Of the gallery was
cleared,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
j vsto..W ho Approve It.

on > p"''ey, aud approves, in hearty
), his veto.
be Nisso"ri Republican ditto.
he Cincinnati Enquirer ditto.
he Lo"iviIlS Courier, revived rebel
1T, ditto.
The New York World and New York
Nets ditto.
Every leading rebel newspaper in tho
south, ditto.
Ex. president Frank Pierce, ditto.
Ben. and Fernando Wood, ditto.
Garrett Davis aud Salisbury, ditto.
jeff, Davis and Robert L. Lee, dhto.
E"I'andi.ham. di,'o, aud stuck his
flag out Of the window Ut the news Of tho
veto.-H. Louis Dem.
Thu above is from rabbi, "a deal dis.
unto" sheet. I,s list OF those who ar .
prove OF the vet" is cnrrect' barring the
Slang, as Gar n. it goes, but i. il very i'm.
perfect We will contue it y little uers
are a few names:
Hon. "m. II. Seward. Sec'y Of State.
Hon. WIN. Dennison, Postmaster Gen.
loa. Hugh Nc cu'loch, Sec'y Treas
ury:
Hon. Gideon We,lss, Sec'y Navy.
Gen. j. d Cox, Governor Of Ohio.
Henry Ward Beecher. Of Plymouth
Church.
Hon. Henry J. Ray mo nd, Of the House
Of Representatives.
Senators Cowan. Morgan, Norton. Van
Wrinkle, Wiley, Doo!i,le, Dixon aud Stu
art, nl republicans
Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson, candidate
for Vice President before the republican
convention.
Finally the veto !. approved by more
than ,wc-,hirds of tho north aud BY all
the south
4 young chap from '',he bush, short
timo since. though, he must .h"w hi. gal
!an,ry, aud take his dulciaa 10 the cry Of
mo,i"ns, whittier he had never been. As
he WAS passing a druggists, he espied
some gen,!enen drinking soda. SO in
steps Sam with his lady. and says, "L.ss
have ,ome q ttaN ORE ;sh-six-ker-
VET 1.-THE soda, waick soon found its way
- h. s,omseh If the beau al full If Ell
ervescence rs it was Setting The glass
on the stand. the iwk turned round 10
his deer, who had modes'ly retired pace,
and said, a, he wiped his mouth with his
con, sleeve, Il u tell you ~ha. It is, Sal
,i,,i are Solr i. darned good why don't
you buy some
KEEP THIS CNDENIABLE TRUTH
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MEASURE. nor ONE, CALCULATE
ED TO BRING PERMANENT PEACE
TO THE LAND, HAS BEEN EN-
TEKrAlNEU BY TIE DOMINANT
PARTY Ar WASHINGTON"
A New York Judge has rendered Ihe
following opinion concerning newspaper
thieves: lie that steals or reads wi IL
ont paying for it, neighbour ne ~spaper,
is rs much entity OF crime rs the man
who fires his nris hbor barn, for he rol ,
the printer as vel! a. the sub>criber.'
Common. is unnecessary Those wac
read our paper in the manner mentioned
above, have The judges opinion Of their
conduct.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
The republican .SenAtoss Via sustain

The republican .SenAtoss Via sustain
President johnson are;
Morgan Of New York, CowAuo Of Penn.
sy'vania, Dixon Of Connecticut, Dooliule
Of Wisconsin, Stewart Ct Nevada. Van
Wrinkle Of Wss. Va, Wiley Of West Va,
Norton Of Minnesota. .s..s
The abolition newspapers are engaged
i, reading them ont Of the party. They
are I'll 'copperheads' now
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10
WANTED


hereby given that the sioux City Hay Scale, III
ustsdtOA the Lsvse, 10 In xeeS vsi4kiss enls,
eOD0. 2sOs ~ ~ brtsk sssss -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-10

stand BY him who now 81 ilSss efyl1eSI
jaucturssof our national affairs stxnds BY
them. White men Of America will begin
to think that they have ,me rights which
"Americsn ci,;xens Of African descent
are bound to respect, and tina. = rsvolu-
.ionary Black Republican Congress ca"-
no. trample upon their deareste(gb.s
with impuni.y. It 10 with feelinaS q
mos. JOY tina. We .nnosss6 ihai 4 -
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