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New-York tribune., 1869-06-28

MECHANICS and TRADERS SAVINGS
WI INSTITUTION 2B3 Bovery, Hons;on-sL
Sir n.r cent interest allowed all Of nom -
10 $4,000 80. 49,.
Deposits made before July will draw interest from that Cate
GERMAN SPOKEN.
Opeu DAILY 10 m ?. L., and on MONDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS from 10 10 - .- .
New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
Sabings Banks.

INTEREST AT THR RATE OF SEWN PER CENT PBR AN
NUN on under SIX PER CENT on su over to
months
t dy July 1903 will he paid demand aier the Oth Of
will draw Interest from the lst day Vi july
q m. O'Clock p and on
THURSDAYS 10 3. ul 7 p, %, o, o,-,, ,ts...
A Secretary
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
!. ST. LOUIS MARKET-DRO. -.

d,Hlous Best from e0.6ernto $3.50
vxsr ht1, ~ - '2"'"rr'' 'idsf!t'' mar g
HsrSSs' esti ...r ,,,i.Jcb ..r'rf 40
'r WalA1-Rsd' winter selling at 90 to
s5c for No. 3; No. 2at s1.0S No tl.l0
Nosl It el.lb 70 u, 80 Per bushsl.
CoRH-ysllow 80 to $50; whits Ss to
sls psr bpshsl, n.'a.,,. SGl, = ~. ,..,,n.
sOATs-47,' % 'asd So per bushsl.
RYf-soo .pss bushsl delivered.
BAaLsY-Ths only sale reported was
lis skS Shoies Illinois i. q par bu.hsl.
= DaisD PRglr-Applss dali ste p,
u. 'psashss steady Of 7}@eo. fes mixed
sslvs, -. = ic@loi per y. .. ~. ''..91 ..s h. "
LIVE STOCK. ror
Nfts-rhs H4psblis.s Of u f4.h
says supplies have been only, modsrits,
sud, the demand for cattle has not bssa
very ,Srgsat ,esd The market has been
without -sesiesable sr important change
s.le.N H.7s .tqis5q; 4 hsed Weigh.
ing $3.50 lbs we're sold at t7.20.
HQas-TtS market opened With liberal
demand. prioaissasiiSg | AEom $3.50 to
sl0.25, .''rFaj. i '.'', -l'@
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

A larsa tsll Of Ass vss sssn rolling
aisss aissss sII;%:.' .SsaaSa: M e soss' :S'
ing farm on the hillside wss found 70 b
seorchsd = il + Ars hsd pAsssd over IL.
The ground, appeared eouvulssd, It i
said. At the time Of, the phshomsuap, ths
windows ratified, and those who did set
sss The meteor imagined Il wss an earth.
quake. ......', ,....a .,'" '
J. p. Jsvs.s, The original publisher oli
"Unele Toms Cabs" ia now vorkisg' q
9 jourhs ymah printer 10 Philadelphia, and
Hinton Rowan Helper, tba suthor. Of the
infamous "Impendlng Crisis," 10 . piuper
10 New York. 1.-THE mills Of tho gods
grin; grind slowly y. ~ :h.y grind exceeding
fs
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
F1KWc ADVRRTlsEM ENTs
AGENTS WANTED

ITO SELL PROF. rRUMBuLL's LINE EN.
i CRAVING, "FAniLy RSpess," sassatsd
os: s: ess =: .s.s..s rs;: 40 s
msnsbip, sad sslIsao every family that has th.
msnsy 70 hay Il. Se.ooo copies have bssn cold
darinG tAs last two yssYs, snd any auosst o.
good tsrriiory y yst uneanvasssd. Agents mak'
fair, asd some very large ,wages. For Cirsas
- .~' sSt"~ rsux1pautt . cntvrn. a
- Warrington g., Room 80, Chiesgo, Ills.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, Is7o.s
.... A SPLENDID PplzE. l.I
The most costly PARLOR ENGRAVING ever
pubiishsd in Amsries pvsssntsd % prsnium ia
esch subscriber to ..
THE MODEL MAGAZINE OF AMERICA,
DEMOREST'S
Illustrated Monthly
A SPLENDID Pplz

Magasins Of Practical Utility In the House.
hold, . Mirror Of the Fashion, and . Ltsary
Cossssvator Of Surprising interest aud Artistic
Dxcellsnes.
List to the echo, bail the sound,
.",s A Magazine o3 worsh IL found,
"" 'Exaitiny both our tastes and homes.
THE USEFUL In DsMoRxsf's MONTHLY com.
pris.s the Utility ef Fashion. IN Ladi.s' and Chill
dren's Dress, including full. size Fashiouabls
Patterns, colorcd Steei Plates, etc.; Gardening,
both useful and ornamental, adapted to Ladies' ,
Model Cottages with their surroundings, and
Home Matters In oil their departments.
THE, ENTERTAINING comprise Original
Stories and Poems BY tho best authors, Talks to
Women by Jennie June, Literary and Al: Goa.
sip, and Popular Music by the best composers, &c.
THE BEAUTIFUL comprises numerous H.
lustratioas, in the highest rtyie of art, printing
on the finest cslendered paper, got up In . style
20 form splcndit volume for binding At the end
Of the year, And, altogether, q monthly visitor
that no lady Of taste or economical housewife
can Afford to bsy Nithout-snd the finest, most
pleading and costly Jsssraving eyer pablished 10
Amefics, presented - . premium 10 each sub
The engraving, 'ss BY IS inches. I. from ,h.
original paintise, entitled "Tss Pro. Mo on fnu
4sH o. JuLy" 81 Liliy NJ. Spencer. The spsrsv.
Ing wss the labor Of four years, BY three eminent
artists. The union Of line and stippls is S1seutsd
The work on the engraving alons cost over
seven Thousand dollars, besides the sSst Of the
copyright, and 10 acknowledged by competent
judges the most elabosately finished large work
ef srtsyer engraved In America! =
Fine copies OF this large and nagnia' ont Pic.
tsr., Sp heavy plate pager. worth sIe sssh, given
Monthly Masssine. Yeariy. only Three Dol
lars. and Ton Cents (which IL to be sent for the
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

ELoA7 wITu WINE-t,uo quart Of
rich milk, sweetsned to tasts; add . little
nutmeg aud half pint Of Sherry or Ma.
dsria vine; turn Oh together ints elssa
dish. TSks the whites Of ~ eggs With
one tablespoonful Of current jelly % ssch
egg bsat this until yoa can lura youl
dish upside down without spill,ng, and
taking the mixture BY spoonfuls, pile II
loo The prepared milk, asd YOU will have
. nice ss.-Miss N. J. Kslmey, Il
Western Rural. ,"''" ',.i',' D.,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

DEMoREsrs ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
"A $40 steel engraving. entitled 1.-THE
Pie.Nio % ths 4th Of July" is presented
70 oil Vie subserise for this magazine,
which is ooe Of the most popular period
icals Of fashion, literature and art 10 the
country. The engraving is % BY 81
inches In size. See prospectus and de-
scrip:iou In smother column. "Demo
rests Young America" also o6ers nice
premiums for subscribers. This is ar
elegant % we'll - Instructive juvenile
monthly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Pride 10 not the heritage o. mao hu.
mility should dwell with frailty, and atone
for igsorancs, error, and imperfsesiou.
- Eithss the future orstks pest 10 writ.
ten in every face. and makes Us, II not
mslanshely,at least mild and gentle.
II an. csrfsin, wife, that Ian right,
ipd. tlst yos ore wrong I'll bet my, ears
on Il T" "ttdesd, husband, you shouldn't
carry bsstisg 70 snsh extreme lsugth..
with regard TO manner - ssrsisl to
speak iu . soit, tspdsr, kind and loving
way. Even when Won rebuke, be careful
u do IL With uansfsst kindness. The
sAeut Win 'be incalodlably better. -
% Il i the bss. way to know many p.opls
very little, and . few very much. You
will be much moro likely 70 respect the
former and welcome the latter. ~.
,"' A chap in Indians, Who has been pub.
lished as havisg bad tl0Q. 900 fAll to him,
says il, Was 4 girl baby chat bio wife had,
which was slludsd 10. He ssys it's worth
tho money, bpt doesn't geo tho use, Of, the
papers making such . 4fuss about Il. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

"a BLAzEoF BEAUrY.-rhe Pictorial
Phrenologicsl journal for January, 1870
appears 10 bright array. a new form,
new types, numerous rich illustrations,
with soaad and sensible reading matter
renders this the best ever issued. 1t
contains Hon. y. y. Fisher, Of the U. s.
Patent Office De 1.esseps, Of the Sues
Canal; President Cespcdsg, a. Cuba ;
George Peabody; Dr.. Tiseheudotff, the
eminent Biblical Scholar Portraits Of
tho Kafhr aud Australian Races Pro-
sress Of Seiencs-Stsam, Elsotricity,
Scientific Discovery, Anatomy, Physi-
ology, Medioipe. Phrspslogy; Brain
Wsves-How thought and sentiment arc
transmitted; What can I do Beat p
The Faces We Meet-What they tell Us
An Aftssaoou at 1889 ;!'-The Wasp
Waist-Is physiology; Application
its culture Our Agricultural Resources
Productions during the past City bsars Z;
Natural History-Will . horse hair be.
come . snakef The Hsage.hAs ILLUS.
tratsd TIE Sponge-Its Orig o, growth
aud uses Joan Of Arc. This favorite
Jousual hss now reached its ,60th VOL,
and tppsarsi in . handsome masssins form.
No think Il will prVe even more popu.
lar than ever before. Terms, esly 50 q
year, or 80 cents . number. Nov, 10 the
time 70 subGcribs Tor 1870 sAddtsss B.
R. Wells, 889 Broadway, New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

CuRE voR CqUou,-A stroug deeoction
Or the lsaves Of The pine, swestsnsd
with loaf sugsr. 1Sts 4 wins: glass warm
oh keiue 70 tsd, ,,s9d, bali, ,aa kcni before
'sesint, three . )ay., Tho lhotelis :tid
q = oougt syrut, aud 10 making wonder
full eurts. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

. Slices Of tossted bfesd, dipped 10 milk
OF wine, and fried 10 honey, are excellent.
Then instead Of calling them ''ftied
bread" they are torejas, On excellent
Spanish dslieaoy, I s.a assure you.
Plssse understand there 10 neither batter
|nor lard. Simply melt the honey 10 q
pan, and when Il IL very hot, put 10 the
brad, which 10 served bot also, slter b.
coming nicely Drowned. Lovers Of honey
can take notice. ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, BY Eid. T. T. yohnson. Mr..
NATHAN, n REID aaa Misp SARAH Il.
TROWER, eli Of Lincoln county.
On che esh isst., " ths rAs, ~. MANS.
FIELD DANIELS sad Miss TENNESSEE
REASON, q Mossseussy sosaiy:
On he 18th isst., BY Rev. Jos. B. Allen. a. The
rssitsass u NJ. clas.ss fps~s ~. Ie11.J.
MOORE, II Pike county, cad Mrs. NARY =.
FOSTER, sf this esssty.| nv 70
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

), Cosx FoDDEs Es.-Lyman Call, East
Durham, Ont, writes the Canada Farmer
that ho keeps . dairy Of 26 cows, the
milk Of which Il, disposed Of pt a cheese
factory; that last Juue be sowed an acre
Of cora in drills, and commenced cutting
and feeding 70 the cows the 6rst of.Jsly.
When the September rains came on, he
omitted the corn feeding four days, and
the result Was the elimination Of 81
pounds Of milk per day. Tho cora feed.
ing was again resumed, and 10 four days
the cows gave their customary quantity
Of milk. The increased Aow of mill
doubly. paid the cost Of the food given.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

NIos-Ths Christmas presents cha,
adorn the store Of 'Jackson 4 E1a(t
Make tho hssrti Of tbs little onss glad
This you ssn do " ptttbA.ing fot then
somo Of tie toys, together with useful
presents, that they hSvs fSp saie 10 abund
anos and Of oil tinaA u s'W .,....,,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

CLouTED CRsAM.-In Devonshire,
England, celebrated for its clouted cream,
the following method is adopted to make
IT,: Strain the milk into pans holding
abont ton quarts. Alter standing twelve
hours the pans placed on . stove or etill
better, over y pot Of boiling water, and
the milk heated ill . thick creamy scum
rises TO the surface snd air bubbles ap
pear ih parting Il, but the milk must no,
boil. They are then removed, aud ~
soon as tho milk cools Il is skinned and
the cream placed in the churh or crock
aud stirred with q long stick or spoon ill
butter comes, which 10 usually, IN few
minutes.
The butter is not worked, but lalled
ont With Skinner having, large hoIes,
through which the buttermilk can drain
and put tight and loose on . plate, those
who like salt adding Il It the table.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

i" kRnoviNo APPLE HTAfNs Hold the
stained cloth over 40 empty vessel, and
pour boiling water on Il slowly, altering
through. Il this fails 70 remove the
Stains, Dissolve . fsw graias Of osalis asid
10 half . piut Of cold, soft water, and dip
the oloth 10 10. A few dippings, we
think. will remove the stains. Oxalic
acid, If very strong, will i9jure the cloth
BY eating holes 10 il. A solution Of il
kept IN I bottle for toilet use 10 conven-
lent 10 freeing the hands Of stains.
Lemon juice and salt extsrmiosts ,uk
spots and other stains 10 white goods.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

NHW6rBAM MILL.+Ths saR aud hoar
steam mill mentioned some time since Do
bsias built at this plsss BY Ness. W. B.
Harvey aad Lewis Wright, is fast ap.
prosshins completion, and will bs'rSady
to receive grain for grinding 10 about tSo
weeks. Further notice, however, both 10
regard y grinding sud ,awing, will hs
Fsivsa Though The Herald BY the proph.
etors Of the mill.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
stray Notice.

TAKEN uP b. Hspsy ?. Aisss Of Pniis tp.,
i bay AVrsy colt, : little, white ~ lace. one
year Old past. sbo.t Il hand. high. No mark. or
bFsnas. Appraised st 90 by A. Q. wiI,lanson
and J. II. Black, before D. II. Causes. ). r.. on
the 26th 0f Nov. 1857. ,u50W3
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
RAILROAD FUy,

.Amout paid into treasury, tax Of 1858, NAN 67
Transferred to Court House fund, 7,45s 81
The above facts will satisfy the people
only as to the amount Of revenue collected
and expended, but what thcy want 10 to
know the manner 10 which aad for what
il was expended. II seems to be .
mooted question With the officials whether
the law requires such publication to bo
made. This. however, 10 Of littie conse-
quence, for there is no statute prohibiting
il, aud as the people demand such publi.
cation, il skoxld be made. We expected
to give our rsadets tho opinion Of the
County. Attorney in tho matter in this
issue Of the Hsvalds but it vas not handed
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

Use DR.. II. A. Wards
Cs1mP'd PI'ickDy Ash
B t te RS tor. Female
Weakness, Cholera.
Cholera MOrbus, Colo
Loss OF Appetite and
General Debility.
r..' .' jui l-n2Sn3
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

TRuxPuLLs FAntLY RsooRp.-Thia
b The ll.ls oF : nssniaSSht' engraving, 20
BY "a inches, che original Of Which va
drawn with pen BY Prof. R. H. Trum,
bulk Sdsso. Tsunbull 3 'GruvSr adtsr,
tiss h the Herald fot agents to cell thi'
engraving, The press q ,.he country
speak 10 tbs most eomueudsbls terms p'
IL a bssatiful work ,of.ast ,.lt
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

The GREAT New YoRK FIRE IN 1885.
We clip from the oolunes of the Phil.
spelphia Underwater, an interesting inoi.
dent 10 tho earlier experience Of the
Mtna insurance Oompeuy, Of Hartford
Conn, showing tho value, % we'll % the
revard which Attracts to q faithful full.
Allpsss Of obligations, st stipe when
nerve Y: Isqu''i'a' and iodi'idas'' ':a''i.
'.AissrA ths R,s.s ars Of 1885! he
~KhA" ef Hartford, new tho lirgesf
strongest aud most successful Fire In,
sursaoe Company in America. received
notice Of their losses, aud tho Presiden.
called meeting Of the Board Of Dirsc-
Aoss;spdia tsE sords ,old then thy
had lost, probably, oil their capital.
After few noments,. silsnse, II which
the 41esident brought fron Tie Ars.pIsoi
vauk ill the stoeks and bonds represent
ing sheir capital, sad placed ths1 bslSre
them; when one Of the Board askad him
what 10 should DO. "Doi" said the Pres.
idsut, "Go to New York aud ply the
losses, Nit takes every dollar there"
pointing " he yistiss, "i'd. ny own
fortune bAsidss." .'.H1 'rr.
Tho an1ious looks gave way to those
Of settled determination, and The Board
unanihousiy said > ''Goodi sud We will
stsnd BY you with oil our individual cap.
ital."' "'Iug,,'., E-sfas
The President went 10 New York, I'd.
justed the losses, and ibs . ysars' time the
comlSa5s 10 bcld ~ -sct nd. rssdy, ID
fuldil al ito obligations, had their capital
moro Than returned By premiums, and q
better reputation than any company in
tbs Usited States. .s .. ,T. -. .
HsHRv QUIotuY, Agent, Troy No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

We will send 'ths, "Amerioah. Stock
Journal" free to every new subscriber to
the Lincoln County Herald, who will
send - their names immediately. The
Subscription price, 81 so, must invariably
be paid ia advance. This is the best offer
ever uade 70 our subscribers; for tho
Stock Journal 10 sn oxcellsat Agriesl.
tural periodical, and Of itself worth moro
than the money. Each number contains
80 octave pages. See tie Advertisement
Of this Journal ia another coiann, and
send ia your names and 81 50. ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

'' A correspondent Of the London Field
answers 40 inquiry whsther It 10 . safe
prastiee "a wash sweated horaea ia cold
watsr. He says be has adopted it with
b~hs6tial results, both 10 summer. and
winter. After washing, the animal should
e.l.SsSd dsy, {" faF q prse'toabls, the
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
DID YOU KNOW-ITY ..' '"'
Know what? ..,
wbf, yos es Is ) to H. +. PeNDLE,
TON, Al whaHf Orr; and got IN finaii
OF ,u.11Y,,,ge ~ - A'I
TINwARE,'
"A ~ -h f6kNtTuRE,
AGRICULTURAL '' ~ ~ ''' ''+H
" a'a' 1MpLEHENrs,e So

y ,AJ - fLOwS' 60
Also, all kinda OF LUNBER, and every,
taing sHgASuis Prices md freight. =,
Ht q also prepared 70 yfits yoss
Deeds and Deeds " Trust sad tIsps,
supply oS
o REVENUE STAMPS {.
always % hssd. r'-gs y
He will sis bay Ill kinds Of Produce,
and pays ~ highl ' market price. =
nS ~. OBSERVER. /
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
The County Revenue was paid out for sseh fiscal
Haar. ending in February:
BOUNTY FUND.

Total amount assessed on
tax books Of l865-6-7-a,
Z on merchants licences, ~, $50 ii
Erroneous assessments, 3 336 81
Commissions Of Colloctors, l,72O OF
Aunt raid into Treasury, 37,407 O9
Delinquent tax lists, 2,l62 N-$Si,o2o 81
Amt paid into Treasury. eH,407 90
Paid on principal Of bonds ,75e 90
do interest on bonds, 6,46S Al
Trsnsfe'd 10 Co. ievenus, $500 90
Amount 10 Treasury, 1858 fS-$N,407 %
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
The County Finance. !.
TaoY, Mo-, Dec. II, 1869.

T. D. FlsuEa, Esq.: pa. .. a"o"
A few days since. you were kind
enough to propose to publish condensed
statement Of the amount Of Bossty Fund
assessed and collected and the amount
-disburssd up TO the present <ime also,
the amount Of County Revenue collected
and disbursed for few years past, free
OF charge. now furnish you With said
statements for publication, in the samo
way you agreed to publish il, without any
charge to the county; and l will soy
further, that, for the information Of all
concerned, will cheerfully furnish the
items Of expenditure to any one who may
see proper TO cali upon me At my Office.
F.C. CAKE, Clerk,
Lincoln County Court, Mo.
COUNTY REVENUE.
Tho County revenue for the years lSe4.S.6.7.S
was derived from tho following sources:
State Of Missouri, : 40
Merchants aud Dram Shop
Borrowed OF School Fund, 6.s2s ~
Transferred from Bounty
Fund, $500 90
Delinquent taxes Of 1855
up to lsS2, l,06o ~
Taxes Of ls63-A.5.s.7.S, b2.267 $7S,SH s6
The County Revenue was paid out for sseh fiscal
L. uakv
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-16

ins u tEs Scld SF ;siolMs! lcssst,s;, iw VII,
Of oil ages ssu sisss require ifSfsSSsd Il!
tenti9p.- lie we'll ,knpKn th,t ,sainsls
Of 6tefy kiAd require more food 10 cold
weather than in that which 10 mild and
open, % instead Of being appropriated 70.
laying on fat or Strengthening bone OF
muscle, large part Of tie provender con-
sumed goes to form eolorio to sustain
thS heat Of their bodies, I" Fstteuing hogs
10 cold weather ID . di6ealt process IN
lsss' they ere provided With warm and
comfortable pens ana feeding places. 20 II
d not good management to turn hogs Out
Of warm beds 10 snug pens. TO feed ia
cold, unsheltsrsd yards, The men who
mako the most money BY breeding and
feeding swine, keep none but the best
breeds, manage to have the pigs eou>
ssrly, and sell The hogs fst bsfSiS they
are year old. q 6ovs With littsrs should
be taken special care Of in cold weather,
provided ,Nithi iyaSu pesA seed bsda;;%ud
nutritious food. SoWS sometimes devouz
their young being driven mad, by ind
sss:;S20ag J. :ss'; ssl!s y ssssE sI,Iss z. 4,
boiled si: rs';; .sS Ssa;:.. ":;s .. s.s! s!
esgs ~! yM !'Roys !s 'Aaa''': af'a'uA.Ay'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-10-13
Conservative Republicanism.

|
The following article from the Ba-
ton Rouge Advocate has the ring of the
true metal about it, and is an effectual
extingaisher upon Judge East North
Cullom, who has been endeavoring to
delude the people Of Avoyelles parish
with the idea that the best thing to be
done is to disband the Democratic par
ty and organize another halfway in
the direction of Radicalism A2sl
Judge z. North Cullom is out in an
address to the people of Avoyelles in
which he declares against Radicalism
and Democracy and announces himself
as n Conservative or liberal Republi-
CAM He can be whatever it pleases
him to be, aud his political opinions
are entitled to all the consideration
they are w0rth--in this. instance they
are worth nothing. The declaration Of
Judge Cullom or any other Judge or
score of Judges in this State against
the Democratic party will not weigh
as heavily as the minntest feather of a
humming bird in the scale. We feel
| and believe that never in the history
Of this State were the people so earnest
true and unanimous in their devotion
to the Democratic party. Old line
Wings, old line Democrats the impul-
sive, the cool, clear headed the fire.
eater, and the moderate men of the
past, all seem to be imbued with the
one sentiment, an undying hatred of
Radicalism, come in what form it may.
They are Democrats because that
party is the champion and the relent-
less foe of Radicalism, and when it tri-
nmphs, as it surely will, the day of
their trouble will have passed away
Conservative Republication has met
with no favor at the hands of Radical
ism and will meet with none from the
people of Louisiana. 1t will be scorn :
ed by the one party and stunned by
the other, and its advocates will find
no refuge except in the bosom of ex-
IRENE Radicalism, or in the ranks of
the only party that offers them a shield
from the insults and oppression of the
enemies OF the Southern people.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-10-13
A ALEXANDRIA INSTITUTE
e ~ YOUNG LADIES. ~

81 T.
THIS Institution will open it's THIRD
SESSION on the FIRST MONDAY or
SEPTEMBER next. ~ H1 b ~
Considering the short period which has
elapsed since it's establishment, it has met
with o fair share Of success; and she Prin.
cipal, Mrs.. q A.. CANFIELD. hopes, by
assiduous attention and an increase OF
public patronage, to raise it, during the
ensuing Term, to the first rank among
Young Ladies Seminafies In thib Or the
adjoining States. ,.,-..
The want Of Select Female School has
long been felt in this COMMUNICATIVE
want MRS. CANFIELD purposes to supply,
and she hopes that the people Of Rapides
will second her efforts by patf6nizing a
Home Institution, instead of sending their
children to build up schools lii ether Par
ishes. s31 g.4 SD ~ 2
Competent teachers in FRE,yCH and
Music have been employed, and thor
ough course of ENGiIsH studies will be
gone through under the PERSONAL nstl &c.
ton Of the principal. f, ~ -