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Education.

,he founders and patrons oftLe ROCKY
- MocNr MALE AND FEMALE
10 aphni 1, Bossier parrish, La, annoupoe
III III ihe.r new and comnodious buil,lincr
MN 0e completed early in January: upS
W. W tneE , nave secured the services Of Cant
W. L. les LEX, A 81, as Principal who
-, So 80 uate OF Washington College, Va.
' aaa lerwards spent two years at the Uni.
OF rsil'i, preparing himself for Tho
professor OF II teacher. and ,yvba - III
four or hveyears experiel,ce In This bns;,,,.as
lie feels July competent to prepar, ,,,,,,fT,
Ior entering any College in the land.
e nave also secured the services ,f N-s
OhEs Il-R, asa thorough music tcacI,ec
alia a eli; s. viii be orgcnizcd as ,soop ~ a
ouilcieht number attend. Several faroiI;.s
convenient 10 the Academy, have t.o.,,.,.d -,
en'eFtail noarders at reasonable rates.
FERNS Per Session OF Rive Month,
TUITION: Primary branches Az. IN
termediats, $50; Classics, SIS. payabis =,
close of tic session. Pay '1oie AZ
BoARlo: so 70 SIS, hall in ad ynne. hal.
ary proxinlo. t'eN iO'h oaiiu-
" Da7hes- I H. Martin.
W ~ n nn w. c. Keith
I,.ai-i Ls sLe,n Robt- hanks
Nc: SlhItn- ". j. Baird
r p tIia..t r. III. Curry
IL. III nes A L. Banks
~ lies. J. III. Stroud |
And others.
December IL; 1876 l.,
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fne Five Greet Powers
Money, A nbitien, Revenge
ana Good Diunes.
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List of Jurors drawn on the
goth day of January, 1871, to
serve at the March District Court
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Notice

all parties indebted to me, either
ny note or account, vii please come
forward and settle imrne iiately; If not
they will find their nete, ard Accounts
IN tae hands Of an officer for collection
| am giving you fair VIA enil1g, as | am
IN earnest, and want wbst is due me.
g. 3. Raspberry.
aJ1 Ats Bellevue March Is, 1871.
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II. III. AYE.S " CO.,
nave just received u full assortment of
Garden Seed. NORWAY OATS, Potatoes
Wall Paper and White Lead rep4s
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II Card.

!. have this day withdraw from the firm of
T. = CoNNELL & Co. They assuming ali
the liabilities n PI'AT~Ts an
n'o5t Fillmore, La, Feb. 18th, 1871.
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Lost on. .1y6aIesSd,

~ arrant No. 5, for So So, Issued in faror
OF I. W. Fuller, April 18th, 1870. was natd
INTO the Treasury Sovenli,er sth, 1850. P-'
L. X. MOORE.
All Pa ish Treasurer.
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hld Type Metal for Sale ut thi. OF.
" hce, ut % cents Fer pound, cash
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GRoC Il RES,

vhi always be complete and furnished AZ
no one can complain no
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FAMILY GROCERY

limo. are invited to call and examine ths
stocks which are received constantly, and
opened for the inspection of pupcbasers.
PROMPT attention given to the filing Of
orders. v7n5I
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WAEEHoUsEs-
10 ! Milan Street, Shreveport. La,
No 81 Warren Street, New York.
FAcFoRiEs--
Williamsburg, Lo,,. island MIG
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We will cell wilcox e. Gibbs Maehins-
one-ttird cash. the balance in monthly pay
ments All Machines wa,ranfafi
=, we ca also sell the Wheeles: g. Wilson Horpa
Shreveport srfrTrs'
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
A Riot in California.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 25--A terrible
riot occurred in Los Augelos last night.
Officer Bilderain attempted to arrest one
Chinaman for shooting another. Citizens
offered to assist him. The Chinese from
both sides of the narrow streets opened
Gre. A Mr. Thompson fell shot through
the breast and died. Biderain was shot
in the shoulder, but succeeded in getting
on horseback aud escaped. A Mexican
boy, Juan Jose Manlez, was shot through
the leg. A mob attacked the whole
Chinese quarter and was resisted by the
Chinese. Five hundred armed men
prevented any from escaping, and fifteen
Cinnamon were hanged by the mob
Fire was then applied to the houses
but extinguished. At9p. NJ. order was
partially restored by the authorities, aud
probably no more blood will be shed
Several of the Cinnamon were arrested
and nra in Jail.
The Chinese numbered about fifty
The mob was determined to. clear then
out of the city.
Before the hanging the mob fred OF
them from roofs and other points, KILN;
one woman aud several men. Quiet i
now restored.
LATER AND DIsGRACEFUL PARTICULARS
The riot at Los Angeles is more dis
graceful than first reported. The mo
was composed mainly of native Califor
mans and the dregs of society.
All the Chinese hanged we're fright
fully beaten and maltreated befor
hanged. One was q child only eight q
nide years old In addition to the 81,
teen hanged, two men and one woma
, were found shot dead. Another is
Jail in critical condition. Only one {
those hanged was identified as engage
in shooting the officers. Tho others al
supposed to have been innocent, II
Z, guilty ones having escaped before Il
=. mob assaulted their houses.
The old vigilance committee was r
, organized to prevent o repetition of Il
! rioting.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
The Suffering In The North.

MILWAUKEE, October 25-The relief
committee for the Northern sufferers by
the late 6res, desire to say to the generous
public that the supply Of men and boys
clothing now at this point and on the
way for the sufferers in the burnt dis.
tricts of Wisconsin and tho adjacent
portions of Michigan, is ample for pres
ent wants. Heavy and warm clothing
for women and children is still needed,
especially under garments. The essential
thing required is money with which tc
purchase provisions, materials, tools and
implements for building houses, barns
shops uud mills, for buying horses, oxen
hay and feed. From 1900 to 1000 fam
lilies are to be housed, fed and clothee
until tho next harvest from suppliel
which must come chiefly through thu
committee. Money may be sent to Alex
ander Mitchell, treasurer. Country news
papers please copy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
lkermSn Heasd From.

Attes due deliberatioD, which, under
The cisoumDtanccs Of tho care il seems to
us might have been abbreviated slightly
with no detrimont 10 the publ, service -
Attorney General Akertnsn has spoken
The subject Of his oracular uttcrance on
sho present occasion, is tho disagreeabe
blundes which has crcpt into the presi
dents South Carolina proclamation
whereby the county of Marion was
wsongfully included in the list of deln
Quents, and is suffering therefor the
pains and penalties Of martial law. Ak
erman, having mounted the woolsack
adjusted his wig, and brought his legal
spectacles to bear, decides that Marion
ought never to have been mentioned in
tho proclamation, being peaceable
county, free from sinful Ku klux, or any
othe species Of political umgodiuess.
Moreover, the learned man declares that
Union, county plunged in the gall ol
bitterness and fastened with the bonds of
inlquity. should have passed under the
rod OF executive vengeance, but was
unaccountably omitted. So 1t appears
that the chastisemont intended for the
base of wicked Union, has fallen upon
the shoulders of righteous Marion
Now q somewhat familiar proverb con-
veys the Information, that accidents are
liable to happen in the best. regulated
miles," SO the mistake alluded to
might have excited mirth rather than
indignation, we're it not for the conclusion
which Akcrmau finally reaches. lie
does not propose to rectfy the error by
relieving Marion from unjust punishment,
and putting Union where she belongs,
but coolly resolves to lie, things 20 on as
they are ! A more striking illustration
Of the ku kux business from beginning
to the end, could not be desired. he
claims Of justice aud the dictates Of com
mon sense arc alike Ignored, and the
government, anxious only for the main,en
ance Of the party of which it is the
creature and the slave, deliberately y pun
ishes the innocent and sets free the
guilty, rather than acknowledge its own
mistake. Can impudeut tyranny GO
farther than this ?-Republican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

At the last term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Greenville county. S. T.,
the question Of slave debts was adjudi
Gated. Suit had been instituted on o
note, which had been givon in part for
the purchase money Of a negro slave. IN
charging the jury, Judge Orr said that
when elected to Office he had sakcn an
oath TO support the constitution Of the
State that clause of that constitution
expressly forbade the collection Of debts
whero tho cosideratiou was money fov
slave or slaves that, in his opinion
this clause was not inconsistent with any
portion Of the constitution Of the United
States; and that no was therefore con,
strained to charge then that they could
not, consistently with law. End verdic,
TO- that postion OF she debt shlch wal
Goo . slsvo. The juvy Vew out only ,
&ev minutes, And in their verdict igssfes
.hc slave part Of the debt.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

Stokes, recent blatant Radical mcm-
be. Of Congress from Tennessee, has been
arrested on charge Of being concerned
in certain special bounty frauds. A clerk
in the auditors Office va, also arrested on
the same charge, and went to Jail because
he couldn't procure bail Of $4,000
1t is rumored that dozens Of officials are
involved, and that the amount will reach
$500 900 or S400, 900: thus far it ha.
only reached 100000. Next.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

The Radical officials Of Texas are
turning the late election of that state
into victory by counting out Democrats
1t is said but one Democrat will receive
a certificate Of election. That is refresh
ing anews for "free Americans" One
Degeuer, Radical, is inclined to ac
honestly, and refuses to accept certid'
cate, on the grounds that his Democrat
opponent received the most votes. Sucl
honesty Is so rare that it does US good t
mention it.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

A Washington telegram of the 29,h
says that the latest advices from Spar.
tansburg and York counties, s. G., con
firm the previous reports that the Uui,ed
States officials. backed by the Soldiery
have instituted reign Of terror. limo
cent citizens are dragged from thsi,
homes 10 the night end thrown into jai
with common felons. Instances ar,
given where men were torn from tbei
families without being allowed to maxi
any preparations for their journey, aut
we're forced to ride ten, twenty and thirt,
nilcs and thea confined in loathso m
dungeons.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

tits probable that regulation will
soon be Issued from the United States
treasury department concerning the re
demption Of mu,ilated currency. Notes
will be redeemed to their fall value when
less than one half Of the note is nutilatcd
and when over one half is destroyed
there will be no redemption. This refer:
alone to fractional currency.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

The Republicans Washington special
Of the 29th says: There will be full
meeting Of the cabinet to- morrow, at
which, it is understood, the Mormon
question will be considered. The Nor.
mon officials have appealed to the Presi.
dent, both by telegraph and mail, to
suspend the proceedings of the Federal
authorities in Utah, but there is no pros.
pect whatever that the administration
will interfere in any way with the United
States marshal aud district attorney in
Iheis efforts to abolish poligamy. On
sds contrary, these recent proceedings il
that territory were virtually ,nsugursted
by orders from Washington.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
To Those who wish 10 Buy or Sci
Real Estate.

In this enlightened age not many purchasers,
strangers especially, hiro conveyances aud ride
over the country in search Of n farm for sale.
when there is Real Estate Agency to be found.
We advertise extensively and Systematically, and
owners desiring to sell. and purchasers wishing
to buy, each earnestly hunting for the other and
his own interest, secure the greatest possible
safety und despatch on the hand, and the
least expense Of time and money for search on
the other. by placing in our Agency the sale or
purcha Of any property.
We require parties desiring to sell property to
sign contract describing the same, naming the
length of time the property is to remain for sale,
price and terms, and binding tho owner to pay
our commission if a sale is effected.
Our COmmissiOns.-If the price does not
exceed $500, our commission for sale will be $50.
Regular commissions on all sales IN per cont.
CAKE & MCCLELLAN,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

any better periodical of this character than
the Visitor. "Phil Grasgers Triunph,"
which has been running through . series
Of nunters, is brilliant, interesting, ~.
citing. and wi,hal moral story. The
stairway" is filed With choice aiathe.
natical solutious, puzzles, cbarades. -.
buses etc.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
The jewish Rabbis OF Frankford hav

The jewish Rabbis Of Frankford have
set ono foot o project 10 bring together
the descendants Of the house Of Isrel, and
establish in Palestine new Jewish king.
dom. Several wealthy fnanoiers havs
engaged to furnish means for the under.
taking, and letters of invitation bave been
addressed to prominent Jews in Germany
and elswhere. The organizers of the
movement interpret she passage Of the
Bible, "Return to me. and | will return
to you," as an iutimatiou that when the
Hebrew race are roassempled in Judei
their ancient glory and prosperity will b.
restored to them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

At the railroad jubilee at Vancebor-
ough, President Grant told the Canadians
present that he was sorry ho could not
crafty his desire to visit Canada just
now, as it was not proper that Prcsi
dent should 60 out Of the country durins
his term Of Office; but he hoped to Lt
able TO come after tie ntnt election.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

A defaulting revenue collector of New
York, one Bailey, who to save his steal.
iugs decamped to parts unknown several
months since, is now living at Montevidea,
South America, SO report says. Ho is
reclining in wealthy luxuriance.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
They Offer for Sale the Foljowins
Lands:

No. l-Improv.a ro.r, 100 .. n -.,
dortbwest of Anbnr, . ,,,,,.s .;,l,. III e
miles Of rock rond az o..a. T.. " .,;ms,;a SUI
acres splendid timhsr hav"a - I Le..a IL .,,
I rics. stable and corn or;h p.;.o sssnn .,s;.a
ca sh, balance ON t;ms. $-'''' 0"' '"''~
No. x-Cuai land a mile, ,ou,sv... of rrov
40 acres in Tho Mail ns 40 sT " Aroy;
, With half A niIo Of tho .h. e, =, ~. 1;''s ;n.
Price $1,000. half ca,h. bslsnco m ,;ma A''
Nc. 3-2O2 acrcs unimnrovod t;nho, ,.,a
81 miles south of Miliwood n I'd ad;o;nin. Ws',
| -r1.. ~, .o,a 80. nav ""J''""s "ee'
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

Cameron, Mo, was visited by dc.
s,ructive FIRE on the goth ult. Forty FIVE
buildings. including nearly all the busi-
ness houses, we're burned. Loss about
el6O. 900. Work of an inceudiary.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

Yellow fever has reached ss far north
rs Vicksburg. Fifteen deaths occurred
sherc on the 24,h ult. Three thousand
people have left the city.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

More rsscality! Gen. Bullock Of che
frcedmen's 8 burcsn has beet misapplying
the funds of tha. institution, and de.
faulicd to tho tune of 100000. Next.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

Gov. Bullock of Georgia has resigned,
and Benjamin COn!ey, president Of the
senate, has been installed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

4 love letter picked up in Spring 6old,
Illinois, had tho following paragraph :
my best loved one, chavsd the postage
stamp on your last letter oil to thunder,
cause / knew you licked it on.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

A eollicry explosion occurred in q
mine near Newcastle, England, on the
26,h ult., killing thirty three persons.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

Henry Ward Beecher says that the
most gratifying circumstance in his life
vas being kised by Kossuth. A sontem'
porarS asks: "sat this little Saud %
poop Mrs. BeschsY p
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
TROY CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE
Males and Females,
TROY, MISSOURI,

THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION Of Troy
l. Christian Institute commenced on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER le, 1871,
and will close on Wednesday, June oath, 1872.
Tho FIRST term commenced on Monday, Sep
tember 18th, and will close on Friday, February
eth, 1872
The second term will commence on Monday,
February 18th, and close on Wednesday, June
26th, 1872.
Every care will be taken to make the school
efficient in all its departments. None but able
and experienced teachers will be employed. Tho
instruction' will bs Thorough throu ughout, and
especial care will be taken that good founda.
tiOn for solid education be laid in the Primary
and Acsdemic departments. ........,,....
The Buildings OF this Institution are beau
tifully situated, and the Grounds are extensive
and very attractive, affording every facility fes
the pleasure and recreation Of the students.
The Boarding Department will be under
the immediate supervision and direction Of the
President and his wife, and all care shall be takee
for the comfort and convenience SG pupils en-
trusted to their charge.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
vALUA B l. E FARMS .
FOR SALE
N G n E f. Il FRAZIER,
Ais0raeya at Law and Real Esials
.... Agents, -
TROY. MISSOURI.
NUMBER ONE.
40 Acres

Two and half miles sesI of Troy on Tsustoe
and Danviile road. Large brick dwelling house
A by So feet front, 8 rooms with hall on nrst
story and cross halls second story, fre place in
each room, ceilings IL, 10 and feet, cellar ls by
20 feet with stone walls. Living we'll Of pure
water and plenty OF stock water on farm. 10
acres in cultivation, fne orchard Of select fruis
of all kinds oil tho laad under fence. On road
leading to coal felds. AT low agures and ssrms
60 suit purchaser.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

Municipal election OF Baltimore hss
gone Democratic.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
NUMBER THREE.
2OA Acres

Three and q half miles south Of Troy. A
splendid farm, over 100 acres in cultivation, .
good dwelling with or 3 rooms, 2 new barns,
good outbuildinrs. plenty Of using and stock
water, on public road, 6no orchard of select
fruit and small fruits, fine garden paled in.
Dwelling stands on q nice elevation with nice
yard Entiie farm under fence and every acre
susceptible of cultivation. Splendid tract Of
land, a very desirable home, ,and is offered at very
low figures.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
NUMBER TWO.
50 Acres

One milo north OF Troy on Louisville soad.
mile from st. l.. i X. railroad. 40 acres In oul-
tivation young orchard Of select fruit, begin
ming to bear. Low figures and terms to suit pus.
chaser.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
r. G. CAKE. IN. MeLELLAN.
CAKE & MCCLELLAN.
Real Estate Agents,
Troy, Lincoln Comfy. NO..

Buy and Sell Land, Pay Taxes toe Nsa-
residents, Give Abstracts Of TStles.
Write Deeds. Mortgages. Plats
... Ii' OF Lands, &c.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

1)EsPECTFULLY announce N the citizens Of
~ Troy, and tho country generally, that they
have completely re6tted and semodeled thor
Steam Grist and Saw Mill ana are now prepared
10 make as = 'H
GOOD AN ARTICLE OF FLOUR
a. can be turned out at any mill ia the STATE.
Our customers win meet with prompt atten zion
at oil times. II ..|'
WE WILL GRIND RESUGARkYESgRY
TUESDAY.THURSDAY and
SATURDAY,
snS continue grinding untR the mill 10 cleaned
out.
We WgLE AIM TO SAW Af LEkS3 TW0
DAYS IN TvE WEEK.
March ?, 1870 A9jsst
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02

Four miles south of Troy on Mexico road.
200 acres in cultivation, prairie land, franc
dwelling with rooms, good orchard of select
fruit, is fine stock falm, good barns, plenty fine
timber to keep place up, plenty using snd stock
water, in good neghborhood accessible in all
directions. Good stand for public house and
finding quarters. Will sell part or all to suit
purchaser. Price worry low.
NUMBER FIVE.
40 Acres
Three miles north Of Troy, 20 acres in cul.
tivatioh. comfortable house, excellent land, aud
will u.ake good little homo Very cheap.
NUMBER SIX.
100 Acres
Four miles south of Troy, 70 acres in oul,i.
vation, log dwelling with rooms, meat house
and barn good well of living water and u small
orchard OF fruit trees. Half mile Of district
school house. half mile west OF Sand Run church,
same distance from Post OAK and in good
gLborhood. Very cheap and desirable.
NUMBER SEVEN.
I2O Acres
On the Bluff adjoining the farm formerly
owned by X COrnick, Esq, so acacs in cultiva-
ton, balance in timber. Good frame dwelling
with three rooms. good cistern and a well Of
never failing water. Five miles west of Cap-au
Girls, in good neighborhood. 700 bearing fruis
trees Of select fruit. Very 6ns chance to make
money by purchasing this place.
NUMBER EIGHT.
200 Acres
Four miles north Of Troy, 70 acres In good
stnte Of cultivation, c.story log dwelling house
is by 20 with L ID by Is, rooms in all, orchard
of select fruit Of all kinds, l mile west of St. l..
X. railroad, very Gnc spring of never failing
water near tho house, convenient to school and
| churches, in good neighborhood, and at very low
NUMBER NINE. -.--.-
so Acres
-Four miles west Of Troy on Trutton L Dan
Vile road, so acres in fne state of cultivation,
| balance in fine tmber-all the land under fence.
Splendid orchard Of select fruit, good 2-story
| dwelling with rooms and 3 closets, good meat
house and outbuidngs, good cistern and pionty
| of stock water, timbered land set in blue grass
near the coal fields. Desirable place at very low
NUMBER TEN.
4 Lots In Troy.
Nice piece of property in Troy-a block OF
lots, with comfortable dwelling. good garden,
yard, &C., on one of the finest streets in town.
Cheap for cash.
NUMBER ELEVEN.
l04 Acres
miles east of Cha ntilIa, log dwelling with
rooms, meat house and excellent cistern, plenty
of stock water, Az acres in cultivation, at low
figures AMI o1 easy terms.
NUMBER TWELVE.
2 Lots in Troy.
A gooi piece Of property In tho town Of
Troy lots. dwelling house and meat house.
enclosed with good fence, on fine street, and
commands q splendid view Of the town. Cheap
for cash.
B- Parties wishing to sell or buy will consult
their own interest by calling on US.
Mckee s. FRAZIER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
NUMBER EIG HT.
200 Acres

.UV NCTtS
Four miles north Of Troy, 10 acres In . good
stnte of cultivation, c.story log dwelling house
Is by 20 with l6 by Is, rooms in all, orchard
of select fruit of all kinds, mile west Of 81. l..
4 X. railroad, very Gne spring Of never failing
| water near tho house, convenient to school and
churches, in good neighborhood, and at very low
/ e. Ixa.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
NUMBER FOUR.
400 Acres

Four miles south of Troy on Mexico road.
200 acres in cultivation, prairie land, franc
dwelling with rooms, good orchard Of select
fruit, is a fine stock faIm, good barns, plenty fne
timber to keep place up, plenty using snd stock
water, in o good neighborhood accessible in all
directions. Good stand for public house and
finding quarters. will sell part or all to suit
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-11-02
NUMBER SEVEN.

On the Bluff adjoining the farm formerly
owned by Cornck, Esq, so acacs in cultiva-
ton, balance in timber. Good frame dwelling
with three rooms. good cistcrn and we'll Of
never failing water. Five miles west Of Cap-su
Girls, in good neghborhood. 700 bearing fruit
trees Of select fruit Very fns chance to make
money by purchasing this place.