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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11


Tic following is the published report of the
lNsNSl l4NANlASTATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, ON awarding the Premiums at the
LIST OF October
"Thc Committee nave given full opportu.
nifty to tho exhibitors of several Sewing Ma
chimes To show and explain their several arli-
Giles, and after close investigation, have con-
cluded, while Singers Machine, for heavy
WORK, Is equal to any, and also an excellent
Machine for general use, Grover a. Bakers il
more SIMPLE ia It's construction, and equal in
It's ability to perform for general purposes but
without dlspalaging the merits of either of the
above the Committee feel constrained to award
u Diploma to the Wheeler ~ Wilson Machines
as being the best or all family purposes.
lSigncdl Il. i. MOORANAp,
MOSES i. EATON,
WM MURDOCH.
JOHN A. SMALL
Committee"
The sales of Wheeler " Wilson's Sewing Ma
chimes In New Orleans, where the difference
between the cold time Shuttcn and Chain
Stitch Machines and the new improved WHEEL
NIX WILSON Machine is understood is more
than f"IR times greater than the snles of any
"ShuitlG' Machine, and has been for the last
four months, more than tlrrEEs to ONE over
Grover and Bakers complicated Chain Stitch
Machine.
A largo supply OF the above Machines nre
expected by every steamship from New York,
and Tor sale vt the only Depot of
WHEELER WILSON'S SEWiNG MA.
CHIMES
No. k2O Canal st.
~ ana, -, s IL. PECK, Agent.
BcG. oUtll, 1898. IT.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11

FORSAT.E! FOR SALE! FOR SALE
90 Horse Power Engine
CTEAM SAW Mlll for sale, with iifty-siN
~ inch saw, grist mill. oxen, carryloga black
smith tools, aud I'LL necessary fixtures tor car
ryi,e ON the saw mill business situated on the
Claiborne road six miles from Columbia, La,
For Undergraduates apply to
u. Nj, FLUll"r,
septG-tmnT Culumbin,- Lit.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11
Thomas Naughton.

Whottsalt :, Retail Dtales IN 7i,vdrt, &ores, Sc.
Monroe LA.
MANUFACTURER of Shnctlron and Cop
nj per, Cutters, Wa.crspouts, Tin Eov!ai
Cotton Brands, No., w.
nay Everything In my Inc manufactured to
order, Tcrnts to Country Merchants reason
ahe IApril .. 1850. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
DOUGLAS IN THE SOUTH


The people of the South strenuousy refuse to follow
the rebellion Of Yancey and the Dsunioniss against the
action of the Regular Democratic organization.
IS vIRGISIA.-The Lexington Star the home organ of
Governor Letcher declares for Douglas and johnson
ao the Rockingham Register the Valley Democrat the
StauntoA TindieGtOr, the Spirit Of Jefferson the Nor
gantown Star and other influential papers in Virginia.
These journals represent the Democratic srongholds Of
Virginia
Is LoUIsIASA-The announcement last night (says
Sundays New Orleans True Deitd by telegraph, Of the
nomination of Stephen A Douglas at the Baltimore Con-
venton drove the of this city into Juror of
ultaou such as before occurred in New Orleans
As soon the True Delta flag thrown to the breeze
with the words attached to its graceful folds douglas
triumphant" rush made to the Office of the Organ
of the People and in less than ten minu afterwards the
streets were crowded with living moving Of hui
mauity, whose cheers rent the air. This morning. at
O'clock hundred guns will be fired at the foot Of Ca
nal street in honor of the glorious result
IS TESSEssEE-Ata meeting Of the Democratic Asso-
ciaiion held last night says the Memphis appeal the
organ OF the party in Tennessee IL announced that
a Geographic despatch had been received from Col. W.
II. Carroll, announcing that he, in company with
her of other returning delegates from Baltimore, would
reach this city Wednesday evening among them Hon.
Pierre SOule, Of Louisiana. resolution adopted
authorsng the President Of the Association
the Democracy of the county in meeting at such
time and place he miget deem proper for the purpose
Of Tatifyng the nomination Of Douglas and Fitzpatrick
and hearing addresses from the returning delegates
Friday evening will in all probability, be the time spec
fed
Is GEoROrA-The reception of the dispatch, says the
Augusta Constitutional announcing the nomination at
Baltimore of Stephen A. Douglas for the Presidency
created great excitement in city yesterday afternoon
large number OF people thought the too good
20 be true aud could scarcely believe i-others again.
expressed their regret and their belief that the nominee
would be defeated OF course, each had his specu
lations and his commentary, favorable otherwise
he friend foe but believe that the nomination
will be heartily endorsed by large majority of the De-
mocraey of Augusta Richmond county, aud OF Georgia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
TIE HOMESTEAD BILL.

To the Editor Of the Wkig:
Let us be Just to Mr. Buchanan for redeeming act
now, near the ose Of his administration. Whilst bis
quondam friends heaping execratons upon him, let
US his political enemies have the generosity to yield
him the praise due for his late Veto Of the Homestead
Bill-sn act his part which ought to be remembered
with gratitude to the latest generations yet TO come
His objections are sound constitutional and statesman
like. His frmness in opposing decided numerical ma
jority Is the to be commended at this time because
his waning popularity might gladly avail itself Of such an
occasion to concilate favor aud good will once more.
Trust that this may be beginning on his part to look
to the true veal Of his country and that he may thus
gain for himself at the eleventh hour the need Of his
counrys praise despite the preudces just resent
ments the may be, Of Wings Democrats and Re-
pubicans. Many begin to be useful citizens
until after wasting prncely patrimonies in luxury and
vce-siern necessity recalls them to the paths Of fuga
ty, industry and virtue. EVERY INCH WHIG."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
THE DEPARTURES oE ruE LApANEsE.

Previous to the departure OF the Embassy from the
hotel sterday they presented the Messrs Leland with
various little mementoes Of their regard On Thursday
evening, the FIRST Ambassador invited the brothers Lee
land to his room and begged them to receive the good
wishes of the Embassy for the United States the Press
of New York. and the Metropolitan Hotel lie then took
oil his tunc. and threw it about Mr.. Warren Leland
this ceremony being the highest compliment be could
pay that gentleman. From others of their guests the
Lelands have received swords, suits of clothes and
Japanese trnkets. Tommy presented Major William W.
Leland with of his fuldress suits accompanied by
Japanese letter, of which the following is transa-
ton:
Major WM. W. LELAND. Metropolitan Hotel-Dear
Sir am pleased to present you this suit of clothes
hope you will keep them in my remembrance.
TArAIEsA 0SAJERo."
Tommy seemed to regret bis departure more than any
Of this companions and evidently desired to remain with
those whose acquaintance he had found SO agreeable
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
THE OxYGENaTFL RITTRRs.

The qualities Of this medicine have paed upon impershs
foundation In destroying disease and inducing health has
parallel.
following Complaints these Bters Specific, Wiz
Dyspepsia, Iadiy esiOn Heart Burn Acd, 0ostirehes
Los Of appetite Hedddche, and General Debiity
many sections country s preparation extensively
used by physicians In their practice and to have restored
many apparently beyond the reach Of the heal
Ing art
YoRK, HNngstca Co.. N. Y, Oct /, 1850.
Messrs g. W. FowLE 4 Co -
srs:-Dyspepsid with numbcrless associates took up
abode opposition TO the skill Of OF the most cee
bated physicians until the spirit Wiling az relief could be
induced by the urgency Of fiend to try THE OXYGENA
TED BiTTERs little dreaming that the Gead In the bound
less patent medicines the first draught
induced quaH But thanks be TO God balm, and
efficient and grateful The aggravatng ymp
my immoderate ant Irregular beating OF the
heart Immediately amer takg food attended with pr"strs
on and very frequently violent attacks Of palptat lasting
that spoonful OF milk rice would
rdensome com by TAXI half taspoonfuth@
full was veryhSrseveng until lad taken three
bottles since then. at intervals have taken two more
realize its genial immedi tiey besides II
tremey grateful and refreshing beverage which charm
that but Few medicines boast of would sirs most heartily
and edrney beg all who afflicted with Dyspepsia In form
Very respectfully, Miss NJ STICKING.
az Prepared by SETH W. RowtE Co, Boston, and for
sale wholesale and RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
co., w. PETERSON, p DUAL Richmond, and by all drug
gsts and dealers In medicines In city and country.
mySO-d,cAulm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

FOREIGN ram m pyoHuoNp.

IUhflGN TRADE OF MoHhUND
we annex detailed statement Of the exports from
nehnond 70 foreign pos Direct during he pest month We are
un,eis 70 present snar Of the imports. the value
o. as last cargo Of Rio cfs has not Jet been reported the
Custom House. Our quarterly VIII be presented
Is the entries Of this cargo The wnnseds have been
pleted
EXPORTS.
bahfd-8s2 bbls four t25 95i lbs tea ts826 15
wv lbs lard t726; 11422 lbs hce ASA 5000 resms paper
s'1 9ov oos $500 s69 bus bran, ts1s Total tsss7o.
o7s Total t6l COS 49, 49, w
70 Rio de idnsiro -. $40 bbls nour 1890
10 Rotterdam $50 hhds tobacco arg f3s lbO hhds stems
$500 Total $50 W.
TO PerndDiLg o. iQo bbls a.56sa
To Haiyir.- 500 bbb flour. ta25s
Total vsue 81 exports. t2o3,I9f.
The following monthly statement Of the exports
Of Leaf Tobacco In June Of last year. the hpmens Of this
commodity amounted /, Q,l25 hhds:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
MAINE FOR DOUGLAS.

PORTLAND, June 2s.-The Democratic State Conven.
ton held here to-day and very largely attended
Hon. G. W. Bradbury Of Augusta, presided.
On the first ballot for candidate for Governor Eph-
rain A. Stewart of Camden. had ia votes against IL
scattering VIM. p. Harris, Of Biddeford and H. Srick-
land Of Bangor chosen Presidential Electors-both
strong for Douglas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
DOUGLAS DEMONSTRATION.

CONCORD, N H., June 90 The Douglas demonstration
last night the active and enthusiastic Wit
messed here Rumford Hall overlooked early in the
evening and the adjourned State House Square
The speaking was kept up I'LL late hour and the fiig
of cannon was continued till daylight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE PER THE
ADRIATIO

New YoRK; June 3O-The Adratic brings intelligence
that the Church rate abolition bill thrown into the
House Of Lords by great majority.
The Emperor Napoleon returned TO Paris on the 18TH
The Baden Conference adjourned on the 18th. II Is
said that the German Princes unanimous, at pre-
limnary Conference questions referring to their rea
tons with foreign powers and that Napoleon repeated
his peaceful assurances his interview with the Prince
Of Prussia which was mtst cordial one.
The Neapotan fleet had captured two steamers bound
to Sicily bearing the Sandman and the other the
American flag They contained 20 900 muskets 80 can
nons 900 pounds powder and considerable amount
of specie. The 500 armed passengers found on board
were made prisoners and everything was conveyed TO
Gaeta The Sandman Minister had demand their rest'
tuition and the English Ambassador supported his de-
mand.
The concentration Of the Piedmontese army in Ferrera
is confirmed
Cotton generally ruled dull but closed with better
speculative and export demand Breadstufs were dull
Provisions quiet and other articles generally unchanged
L., e Ql.Oo
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LATER FROM HAVANA, &c

NEw ORLEANS, June S0.-The steamship Philadelphia,
from Havana the 26th arrived last night The gene
raj is unimporant The health Of Havana was ex-
cellent.
The U. S. steamer Pocahontas sails for Vera Cruz
to-day taking the latest mails and important dispatches
from Washington, which we're received this morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

STORM IN MASSACHUSETTS, FROM
IUGuTNING

BosroS, June 30-The house of Jonathan Goodnough,
at Brighton, struck by lightning last night and he
and his son were killed The wife also severely in.
jured fierce gale prevailed here at the time with ter
rife violence uprootng trees demoshDg chmneys, etc.
Many saboats in the barbor upset. and it is report
ed that several lives have been lost but the statements
lack confirmation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

on the part Of any Of men earth before' What
honest people to think Of such singular and hypo-
critical conduct People Of Virginia and the South,
there is BREcKISRIoGEs black cord-look at and ad-
mire it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
loss OF A GULF STEAMER

NEw ORLEANS, June 29.-The schooner Arrogant, run
ming between this port and Sisal lost Acrane
reef on the It'll The passengers and saved,
but the vessel and cargo total loss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

good hh to assent to 10 poposihon bargain or con-
tract, which could BY possibility, compromise or inlare
the Regular National Demo1,e organization, or make
against the interests Of its nominees In word, fosT,
and MoFFIrr, and Hoes, and DAVIS, and BRows, who
stayed in the Regular Baltimore Convention and acqui
ssced in and endorsed the nomination Of DoUsLAs are
obliged as honorable gentlemen and faithful political al
lies Of DOUGLAs friends elsewhere to stand by and sup
port the Little Giant the bitter end And, there
fore they suffer themselves to be dictated to by
Convention likely to be composed Of majority OF Be-
eeders whose politics consist mainly in opposition to and
persecution of DOUGLAS far at least as the present can
vass is concerned And therefore, they cannot in hon
or and good faith aecede to the suggestion for double
headed ticket" the eec: of which might be, not only to
break up the Regular National Democratic organization
in Virginia hut to give the entire electoral vote OF the
STATE to Breckenridge and the YAncey Disunions The
necessities Of their position necessarily compel them to
sand to their cOors and to nominate out-and-oit
Douglas electoral ticket and battle for the success OF
that ticket with all their zeal and energy. That is their
only alternative, under existing circumstances. In
truth, that is the path of Duty and the only path they
can possibly tread in the present contest honorable
men and trustworthy political allies. From knOWl
elSt VI tuc ulSu VI 0SNbi@' a~NN'S -
Virginia we have doubt of their meeting the require
ments Of their position with manly independence and
courage.
In conclusion, there is a shrewd suspicion resting on
our mind to the effect that if the Douglas men in Vr-
gina hold out firmly yielding in nothing to the sece-
der the Seceders themselves viii be apt to take water
aud 20 over to the Douglas men. We believe most oil
these Virginia Seeeders very plant and accommoda-
ting gentlemen--and if the Mountain will no. come to
Mahomet, why Mahomet, rather than make himself dis
agreeable or faeous will ncOntinenty go to the Noun
tain In a word the Douglas men have only to adhere
faithfully and inexibly their gallant and distinguished
eheftan in order to bring the Seceders their milk
and save the national character of the Virginia Demoe
racy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

ANOTHER POLITICAL MOVEMENT IN NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK, June 30.-The Mozart Hall Democratic
General Committee recommend joint electoral ticket in
this State, and failing accomplish this they recommend
thd support Of Judge Douglas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
COMMERCIAL.

Rodriguez Masta, young man Of Toledo, has recent
~ finished copying upon single sheet of paper about
the ordinary letter SIZE in egble characters and without
authorizations the whole Of Don Quizote he employed
two years and nearly lost his eye sight in the useless
task.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-I have this day associated with
" the China and House Furnishing business Mr.
NJ r. BaAscI. under the name and style OF THOMAS a.
BULKLEY q CO. take this method Of returning thanks
to friends and the public generally both 10 counry
for their liberal would
solicit for the new firm 4 continuance 81 the same.
THOS A. Unlikely
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLo-sAxoN.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS

FUUh UAlO LAIEh NEWS.
FARTHER PoIST, June SO.-The steamship Auglo-Sax-
on from Liverpool 20h via Londonderry 2ls has pass.
ed this point her way to Quebec.
The Baden Conference ended on the 18th.
The French and Prussau journals declare the peace of
Europe consolidated.
All quiet in Sicily
Garibaldi organizing for effort on the main
land. p
One of the captured steamers carried the American
colors.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKEr.-The sales of cotton in
the Liverpool market for the three days added up
bales of which 5000 bales were speculation and for
export.
The market dull but the prices unchanged closing,
however with better demand for speculation and export
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
EXPORTS or TOBACCO yRox ncHxcxD TO yosros PORTS,
COMMANDING Ia. Let 1872 and ANNA tina isda
DOCK OOMNERcR

The following comparison Of the business Of the
Dock for the oath OF June this year last and for the
six months Of spae yeaa:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
NOTICE..-RUSINEsS WANTED.

EING dng desirous Of good business oGer my services
ID for the next any wishing employ
have had fifteen experience In business
lived Of the best farms James River living
with Mr. John Slater about miles from Puvanna House.
whom w refer to information concerning
Address, JOHN SANDERS
i've Palmvra NrninIa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
SILVER PLATED ICE TABLE pITCgERS,


WE offer the public truly beautiful silver Plated
w Ice Water Pitchers chased aved and plain, Of the Ia
test patterns and for sale at the lowest prices.
THoS. A. BULKLEY CO.,
l3I Main al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

There received month"; s5 pig iron $50
moe 102 bh vinegar IL hhds tobacco; 700 bb csnent 100
do sugar % bags peas 81 bbls 100 bus Shells cords
wood oO BRICKS 81 iron; eIs lis bb aad
pitch Also, Baltimore packets New York do, Bo..
ton do with ASSERTED cargoes aud cargo Of sugar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

Then sir neither the purpose nor the effect Of the bill
is 10 egisate slavery into Nebraska and Kansas but is
effect Is to sweep away this vesge of Congressional die
taOn on this subject TO allow the free citizens OF this
Union to enter the common territory with the Consti-
tuition and the bill alone in their hands and to remit
the decision OF their rights under both TO the courts
OF the country Who 20 before his constituents
ising to stand the platform Of the Constitution p
Who can make to them Of refusing to abide the
decision Of the courts OF the Union:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

Hon. W. II. Ludlow, of New York; r. p. Dick, Of
North Carona r. c. Wieklie, Of Louisiana, aud Others
of the committee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

BARRY's TRICOPHEROUsi /. the bes, and cheap
est article for dressing beaung cleansing curling preserving
sad restoring The hair Ladies' yh Bold BY all druggists and
perfumen. mhlS-dsm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02
. NOTICE-LADIES

49, CHEAP sToRE-The subscribers have on hand n
yaea assonent Of Ladies Congress Lace Ga Morocco and
ALI boou AZ Bukins which they selling less than
nr cost Of cheap CATERS VIII please call soon AZ
lezo ALEX. HILLA CO Ia Main, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-02

ut will be observed that the rights Of the people to
regulate in their way all their domestic institutions,
il left wholly untouched except that whstever is DONE
must be done in accordance with the COnsttution-the
supreme law for Us a. And the rights Of property
der the Constitution we legislative action, is pro-
perv left the decision Of the Federal Judiciary. This
avoids contested issue which it is hardly in the comPe
teuey of Congress decide and refers it to the proper
tribunal
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-12

Bark Paladn, Wilson, hence at Monteyideo July 26th
End proceeded to Buenos Ayres.
Brig Whitaker, hence for Bath, sailed from Holmes
Brig Reed, willngdae, for Alexandria, cleared at
John, B, 5th inst.
Schr Sarah Hammond, Paine, fm Boston for Balti
more, was at Holmes Hole, 7th inst.
Brig Fairfax, Clappole for Baltimore in a few DAYS re
mained at Rio Graude, July Goth.
Schr Julia Rich, Newton from Alexandria arriv ed
at New Haven, 9th inst
, schr VIM Mason, Staples fm Alexandria, arrived a
Providence, Sth inst.
Bark Adelaide Pendergast, White Rio dc janet
schrs Fred Howell and Astrea, hence, in Hamp
schr Yankee Doodle. vanCleaf, for Alexandria, sailed
from Providence 9th inst
Schr Ocean Bird, Dawes for Baltimore sailed I'm Rich
mond, sth inst
schr Hamilton, Ogden, FIN Baltimore arr at New York
9Th inst.
schrs W Triplet, Pritchet, for Richmond cleared a
Charleston 7th inst.
schr John Forsyth, Matthews, for Alexandria, sailed
from Alexandra, 9th inst.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Noon-Arr steamers Prince Al
bert, Galway; Montgomery Savannah; brig Frederic Ba
hia; schrs W Mershon, Cardenas; Kdder, Whining
ton; Predmore and Virginia, Alexandria Haxali
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Arr barks Roebuck Mont,
video; Giulia Palermo schr British Queen Nassau N
cd, ships Blanche Liverpool Levanter, Hong Kong
bark Pawtucke Havana; brig Gavestoa, San Francisco
schrs Presto. Fernandna Arctic, Georgetown Castor
PHILADELPHIA, September 1o-Cld bark Sarah
Hale, Buenos Ayres brig T W Rowland, Sagua schrs
Crandall, Mobile; Elvarado, Washington.
Southern POrts.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 10.-Arr schr J Tinker Windsor
Cid, brig lsola, Portand schr Thomas Page Folly
Landing.
NORFOLK, Sept l0.-Arr schrs Brunette, Philadelphia
CID, schr Lane, New York.
CHARLESTON, Sept S.-Arr ship Metropolis, Liver
pool.-Cd, schr W Trplett, Richmond.
MOBILE, Sept Arr ship Ticonderoga, Liverpool
schr okolona, New York.-Cd, ship LiverpooI, Liver
pool.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 5-Arr ships wurtemburg
Genoa Susan Locke, Havre; Northern Chief Antwerp
cid, bark Curra Barcelona
6th-Arr bark Grape Shot, Rio de Janiero; brig Des-
Rarca