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, 1860-10-27

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t. 1,500 Buffalo Robes for sale at New York
and ST. Louis prices, BY ]. a. SMITH l. Co., 11s
Lake Ftfect. octaaEt
Acla' ~ oeat'o.n y. s.,sc., "ao gre determined
not 20 lease nn'sl tne! sna nave dsed cleaned ana
fepa'feu eSe1s as'e'e Q! ease:a"a5 elo!mns N III:
tnsurs M tneIi on WY A"'
'nsu'' 'nf1' pFosPs.!G Wherever sass Co.
10 All should not fall to read the advertise:
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w' The public attention is s.e,nectfuI1v rcoue,t-
ed to the following carda of Elias uowr II ,na
the Grover & Baker S. Mo-.
cAnp FROM THE aRo7xx . n4xRna r.
The public. In thclr c;7cIncs.. = xnnn,v the,,:
selves with sewing maehines making the Grover i
Baker stitch, must not forget to purchase them Of
the parties who alone arc authorized to seu them,
All purchasers aud users OF fraudulent machines of
this class will be visited with cetain prosecution.
GnoF1n i BAErn s: n, Co,
4a5 Broadway NY.
- - l.
AeAAo faoa hIa1s HOWL, IT,
" All persons are cautioned not to MIKE, deal in.
OF u.e ans SEWN: machines which sew from Two
nS mics. @
tho Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company, or
their agents, OF Licensees, aud stamped under nv
patent Of September 10, 1876
Said Company, and their licensees, alone, arc 1c-
gally authorized under their oun patents, and mr.
eaid patent, during the extende1 t.17u thereof to
mato ana sell thia kind Of sewing machine, and ill
others are pl,acies upon my faid patent, aud vii
be dealt with acccordlhglI, WAcraTps k,upa. -
EuAs Hovr. Js. New Yort:,
T.
To all whom IL nas eoneeFo. WIN. B. Young 4
70, OF chieaso' manu.ae'n.e!s OF aouns Sewing
Aaenines' ha'e tetasa aaa paia IN 'ou 1oF all IN
, 1860-10-27

L1cESsEs.-Thesc are in the city 634 licensed
retail liquor vendors, G4 licensed hackmen and
Isl licensed draymen.
, 1860-10-27

TIE NEW PESSr ESyELorE.-We learn that
the new government penny envelope will soon
he on sale ut the Post Office.
, 1860-10-27

THlIaNeIpu1N Nl1Te
The growth Of the Republican party in Phil
adelphia has been truly marvellous. From
mere handful four years ago, 1t is now lhc
strongest organization In that city. Look ut
, 1860-10-27

ATTRACTIVE, CERTA1SLr.-ln another col.
umn rs will be seen, it is announced that 1.-THE
beautiful maiden just over tho way" is to lie
found at Root d, Cady's, 90 Clark street. "Bc
sure you call as yon pass by"
, 1860-10-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

eT Go to John Homes, tla Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They will
be well done, and at prices to suit the times.
, 1860-10-27
Nftn advertisements.

WE OFFER FOR SALE AT
" low Prices,
500 Boxes Soap. 200 Boxes Stayrh.
100 Keg1 Sal Soda, 100 Kegs &. c. Soda.
200 Boxes saleratus. Is Boxes Futa.h,
100 Boxes Concentrated Lye,
WILLIAM LITTLE 4 co.
- South Water ST.
SEGAR &C.
SO Hhds Sugar. 100 Bni4 Sugar. SO B1* su;a.
100 Bbla y. T. Syrup. so Bbla Mollzses-
WN LITTLE & CO.. IL Sorsa Water ST.
, 1860-10-27

PznsoSAL-Arrircd from New York, Miss Corn
Williams, to aesist G. a{irasole.
, 1860-10-27
THE CITY.


At 9H o'clock. Of Superior Furniture and House
hold Goods, at No. 81 Lake sircet.
GILBEnr & SAMPSON, Auctioucers.
, 1860-10-27

BRECKENRIDGE HEAD QuARTERs-Thc reg
ular weekly meeting Of the friends and sup
porters Of Breckenridge md Lane, will he held
on this saturday. evening, the eth inst, at
Z ~ o'clock, at the above place, corner Of
Dearborn and WashingtonEtreets, when full
attendance is particularly requested:
By order 0f -.
THE HICKORY CLCp,
, 1860-10-27

MCs1cA1-Wc are informed that Madame
Colson, Brignoli, eusini, Ferri, and others, nn-
der direction Of Sig. Muzto, will visit Chicago
on or about The 81 of November for the pur-
pose Of liscoursing music to the people.
, 1860-10-27

NEW SWEET CIDER SO hills
r4( Pnse App,a Juice will be sold low. Ain rhnks
varieties OF Green Applea 1t tho basement ss State
ocaAH >. .. FINLEY"
, 1860-10-27
G2aa11tfn.

"ANTED.-1'leasant Rooms and
" Good Board. in tho North Division, Fast Of
Clark St. for = Gentleman and LAiy. Alire-@ lax
3~7G giving name. location, and price. References
EXCHANGED. of.Gxss
, 1860-10-27

- Tie mother Of Hon. John Hickman
died at Wcstchcgtcr, Pa, on the 24th inst
, 1860-10-27

THE HOMEOPATHIC FEsT1vA1--Wc arc re-
qucstcd to give notice to all those who hare
subscribed to the Renfrew and Newcastle
Lodges. for the benefit Of the Homeopathic
Hospital, that the drawing will eome3ofr at Me-
tEopolitan Hall at II o'clock this Saturday
afternoon.
, 1860-10-27

umn rs Will he seen, It Is announced tnat lhe
beautiful maiden Just over tho way" is to lie
found at Root d Cady's, 90 Clark street. "Bc
sure you call as you pass by"
Mrs1cA1-Wc are informed that Madame
Colson, Brienoli, eusjni. Ferri. and others, un-
der direction Of Sic, Mnzfo, will visit Chicago
on or about the 81 Of November for tbc pur-
posc Of dIscoursInr music 10 tie neople.
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Tue LAST OF EARTu.-Thc remains Of tho
.s .a~' - - -. .v.'.'- 5 49," ,as. ~ ae.; ~ s 10.
esas...a T.. 49, ss.s n~ .., ~. .|e.;... &c.
49,. sssao;..,.. r,;o.1a 1odna ~ ~
.,s., 49, .,.~sa.s, ....e 80
"'''~'N ' $500
L. H. DrS1SoEn d Co.-The we'll known
uo,-t = p,oeoo - no con.,s w. s.-.ot l.,
49, 49,. aa., ~ rrha,asa,. T., .ha .o,ohxotna
80. no.,- ~. ~ .1 p;-;.... +. ~
~ An ann-oraa - .na s..ndara M m .r+;o,.
~ ~---- -
THE HouoErArn1c FESTIVAL We arc re-
qucstcd to give notice to all those who have
subscribed to the Reuftew md Newcastle
Hosn,to1 that thc arauIpr vi,, co,ncgotr ot Ne.
+rono,i.an Hail NJ Al o.cioc,. th,a Saturday,
afternoon
-
AFTER THE BAnaEs.-Thc ordinance re-
quircs all badges to be uniform aud in metallic
letters. "A practice has grown up which VIC
can see some excnse foF, Of substituting cheap
er haf1pes of Dainted leather Several exuress.
canse.
------
MIRROR Or lfALf.-Ntght after night 1t las
pceh CROWDED. It opens again at kingsoury
Hall this afternoon and evening for The last
time. Let cYer5 one both old and souns' turn
out to sec this fne painting while they hare
!he opportunity. =:
u,.,.rn~ 1..on-1r.n. n,.oo, r. .,,..
ats..a.. .~Ao "el, aMl pes 30 ~ lo"n W.
~.... ~ ~ ..a M ..,.s.. ~" 1. T.. @ A' ~ -. - Anu ~
..1a,;s.. - e., ~ ~ - "a 20 ~. wv a1'.e4.
- u,." = le, -. :. ano 40 ,stats " nsse ''ua
man Of 20 who has good education and some
experience Apply to the Ministry at Large,
LIB Randolph street, from 10 4 2. n.
49,,
.hAsQSA1-7oE' Il. NhAc' bnnaio, Geo.
fames, ESQ, fsesident en9hlo and Erie Kali
roaa' .. ufu.lasa, 4enefM freight Agent New
1ork ccqtral Aailroad, A. r. bennett and lady,
robert Hall and lady, New Orleans, A. Yonng
and faaiiy. fhliadelphis' 9. sesu'ne, R. T.
G91y, =: ~, IL noleomD' Se~ YORK ". Alen'
1ont ~ Honsa ] ''' 's "'ppA's ~ ls' 1fe
, 1860-10-27

L. II. DrS1SoEa g. Co.-The we'll known
wholesale grocery and importing house OF
Hoyt d Pierce, at 14S South Water street, In
this city, deal at wholesale in the celebrated
London Dock Gin Of A. H. Blninger & Co.
An approved and standard article.
, 1860-10-27

AFTER THE BAnaEs.-The ordinance re-
quircs all badges to be uniform aud in metallic
letters, A practice has grown up which VIC
can see some excuse for, Of fsubstitptfng cheap.
er badges Of painted leather. Several express
men and draymcn have been fined for this
cause.
, 1860-10-27

MINOR Or 1rALY.-Night after night it has
been crowded. It opens again at Kingsbury
Hall this afternoon and evening for the last
time. Let every one, both old and young, turn
out to see this fine painting while they have
the opportunity.
, 1860-10-27
BE SURE YOU CALL
AS YOU PASS BY

oc27da2ct AT ROOT CADy's.
ITO THE PURLIC.-As it has be-
l. come very generally known that ono
ARV15 CASE.
c1ainas that am infringing upon bis patent II
SEEDI.FG -W&ICHI.4.ES.
/ take this method Of Stating what the hcta arr,
that no one may be deceived by him. Said Eaea
obtained Feseue Of Ma patent Of Jannary 18xk Nor
10TH 1SS by making the required oa,I that be the
sole inventor Of the double drop principle. Sowi r.
Planting Machine. ia IsG md no patent gran,cd for
the same, Al:o In Hand Planters ii 1s5s1. Again It
Used In Horse Planter In 1s5l precisely Case
used Il Which am prepared to prove. + also cap
prove that he began TO use the same arrangement to
form the double drop that now use In August l5a
examining the patent 1a~s satisfy himself that
Cases Patent il Worthless,
YEARS pfior to ditto o} application beeomes pnb.
JIG property. In conclusion l would sav to all
Interested, PAT attention to any threats, the said
Gaze may make N reference to this atter. sut
him by Llschood and misrepresentation tn ew1ur
out Of your money. stand ready defend NIL tuits
unless there should b. In collision with tim.
as appeafs has bern tho else with who suf
fercd Judgment By drE1ut a.ain-t himself mixing no
defence nut even notifying ME that hs hat been :sd-
q. ". BROWN.
Ga}csburgh, Oct q l8n oCsksed-iMw-dl:l
ITO LUA1BERMEN. 500 bu white
L Deans In bags and barrels for sale By
WILLIAMS T. AOCGElTE.I I'M,
, 1860-10-27

--',' MIR. Itove5oy7a Appointments. J..
Hon, Oven IoEeley Will speak st, the places
, 1860-10-27

RANKING HOUSE OF
B. F. CARVER, &c CO.,
Marine Rank Building,
Corner Lake md bnalllc Streets 4 general BANKING
Business transacted ot!1Glry
, 1860-10-27

~ MlE:ASOLE'S DANCING
ACADEMY,
torneF A&ell10n and Clark sEs-Entnpc, on Ma4l.aon
lat1 open at all times for btsn:ic1~
xha:tnsRxs Class every rur.lay and Saturday Pa
!ts only nIlnwe visitors Asse avery Turs.av
AtFkt Tor eholars and Friends and no rersnx atmIi.
tc'l except sao%e Introduced By schr.ar. srs.iAn
, 1860-10-27

:. - a large a.sort4eat Of English, French and
American Hatr Brushes, 1t loo prle<t, Just opened
By Sargent, corner Randolph and State streets.
, 1860-10-27

MINISTRY At LAn0A-1 want places In town
or country for two young fellows, IS and 20
years Of age places in town for two smart
American lads, Of IL and l3 years Of age; and
place in store or warehouse for a young
mnu Of 20 who has . good education and some
experience Apply to the Ministry at Large,
1853 Randolph street, from l TO 4P. n.
, 1860-10-27

DANCING ACADEMY No. 1o5
sTo,i ,isanaosph I st. corner Wells Madame AKEis.
1aG iaales sFsataS sna S:hs,s Il e'sek
dances tauEht. anA every srsty or rinrr ttnrrinr
pis sna tcl fTs NoGaaS e. ssinE exe3ixelS
70 rent for bals and On two asass 10 G ~ Iss
, 1860-10-27

HEpuu11l1ns UFtT dtu1oc3ats-..*.+ HsoI3
The Republicans carried the county ticket
and elected every member Of Congress from
the city. The immortal Declaration Of Inde-
pcndcncc was first proclaimed in Philadelphia,
and its doctrines seem to have firm root
there yet. It has LOCO supporters.
, 1860-10-27

A srooEsr1oS.-Wc' hape the jauitort at the
WlgTam Eili takc measures to quiet n.xzccii ri
Of ill.prcd'' noisy, turbulent boys, who fnfest
the Stairs and galleries Of the Nlrwam On
meeting nights, aud who disturb The people
y jumping ffom scat to seat, scampcrino
about, loud talking, whlstling, aud IL :othcr
themselves,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08

MosIEM IDEAS OF MunpEE.--Thc Moslrms
feel, remarks our Eastern correspondent, that
they nrc uniusily treated by FM,d rasha. 40.
corling to their creed, they being Of ihcsSh;sfor
sect, II murderer does not deserve death, except
under certain circumstances, and they also hold
that no Moslem should be executed for murder,
ing any number of Christians, bring merely
required To pay the blood money, which Is just
half the amount ut which The lie OF a Mosicm
lis valued. This is not the case, however, witt,
the llunnll sect, to which the Sultan belongs
With the latter. blood is demanded for blood
and II life for II life, irrespective Of my diIlnr
cncc in creed or position in lite. and they would
execute II lcarucd man for the murder of m IT,
norant beggnr, and II Moslem tor the murder %
u Christian slave. II has been often said
of tho rcigning Sultan ALd'cl-Mcdjid thai
he is IN cilIminatc, weak man, without
energy aud force of character but II would up
pear that this Is either false estimate or thu
he has suddenly revived To nome extent III
has written mn autograph letter to FMld Paslla
approving Of his conduct aud urging him OF
to finish the work of justice, without regard I,
consequences, and giving him full authority Il
do whatever he deems necessary for the promp
and complete punishment Of this rebellion
Boston 2Ion,lr.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08

WHAT SHALL. DE Done WITH TIE ArrLEs p
This is a question asked by all the eastern far
mers. The Boston Courier, speaking of the
immense apple crop in Massachusetts and 9TH
er Eastern States. says:
The land is full OF apples. Every orchard
has produced in abundance. 1t has been a
great year Of plenty, and if apples would only
keep as grain keeps, we should have enough
of this years produce to supply us through sew
Ell years of apple famine. But unfortunately
they perish with the year iu which they were
grown, and the question is an important one
with farmers, (" what shall we do with the ap-
ples?" They can't be marketed fourth part
of them. The markets are glutted Many far.
mers ore glad to take dollar barrel for pick
ed fruit. Thousands of barrels can be bought
at that rate in the immediate vicinity of Bos-
ton. Fifty cents bushel, at retail, would
secure sales for more than four times the aver
age annual sales of the last ten years, and
doubtless the price will come down to that
Shakers, those industrious plodders in all kind,
Of money getting from the products of the sol
and domestic manufactures, will be up to theil
elbows in apple-sauce and applc-butcr-bt
sure of that and "Shaker apple-sauce," thai
very excellent product of Shaker skill and neat
ness, will be abundant in the market. Bu
after these objects have all been supplied
there will be millions of bushels Of apples still
left unapproprated.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08

REMANKABLE PHENOMENON IN THE EAST IN
n,rs.-Thc great meteor OF the goth of July
was almost coincideut with an equally Wonder
full phenomenon thnt occurred III the East Indies.
On the lith Of that mouth ut three O'Clock r.
NJ. the inhabitants Of Dhurlssalnh, about twelve
miles to the south Of The granite peaks Of the
Dhaoladlar mountains, were startled by the
noise of II most terrific explosion, which lnsted
about three minutes, and almost persuaded the
hearers that the whole of that magnificent
range was falling down. The solitary cloud that
was visible had settled upon the highest peak,
and froln that direction something was heard
whzzing through the uirso near the earth that
all hands were involunIarily raised to shield
their heads. An instant after. n huGcblack mnss
was seen to fall in the direction Of It's path,
about n mile away. The spot was at once visi'
tcd and an immense block, apparently grant,
covered over with n pitch substance, had bur
led itself three feet and halt into the ground
When dug out il was found of an icy GOODNESS
SO that pieces broken from it could not be he'll,
| in the hand. Two smaller pieces of the same
kind fell within two miles Of ii. The structure
of the granite corresponds exactly with that
of the mountains, and as they nrc covered will
prepctua! snow, the icy GOODNESS OF the meteor
suggested conjecture that the explosion tore
| it from the peak, sixteen thousand feet high
and carried it twelve miles through the a,
Tho question was 10 be scientifically invest
| gated.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08

Tus SHADOW VIZ CAST. In this great wov'd
or eunshjnr and shadows, We arc constantly
shadows from them inret,rn There is no phth'
way In lifA which IL not sometimes IN the shade,
md there Is no one who walks over these paths,
II matters not which way they tend, who docs
not now aud then cast II shadow with the rest
How often do We, by IL mere thoughtl'ss word
or careless nct, cast n shndow on some heart
which is longing for sunlight. How often doas
the huahrnd. by cold greeting, oast go'm
over the hnppy, Trusting tanc OF hlsyo"ng w'l''
who II may bc, has waited anNonsly for the
first sound of his footsteps to give him joyous
welcome to hs homc How often has the parcnt'
by IL harsh rcproot, chilled the ovcrilowing
sprine of confidence and lovo which ts hubbling
M from tho lountuine OF the lcnrt of tho innocent
prattler ut hls knee How often arc the bright
rays Of hope torn from tho cllnging grasp ol
the souls Of those worn out hy poverty ana
the never ending conflict Of life, by the eting'
inr rilicule or the sorlid avurce of ,honc whom,
the world honora- --nyc. loves to honor. How
often does the child. even after II hns grown to
full bloom Of manhood, md Ia elad In gnrtncnta
Of strength aud beauty, bring sorrow to the
parent nlrcndy to'tering on the brink of ctcr-
nifty. Then beware least yon cnst shallow
!, over those which nre already dnrkcning his hap
pincs.. The shadows we cast can wa escape
I them? Can We look buck "a We wn'k on IN
lirc'a jouracy. nnd 900 no shadow marks nhou'
our rootprlulss Tome Mon!hM.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08
Home.

Homes not merely four square walls,
Though with pictures hung and gilded;
Home is where affection calls
Filled with shrines the heart hath builded
Home go watch the faithful dove,
Sailing meath the heaven above us;
Home is where there's one to Lowell
Home is where there's one to love us!
Homes not merely roof and room
It needs something to endear it; n
Home hwhere the heart can bloom
Where there's some kind lip to cheer it!
What is home with none to meet
None to welcome, none to greet us!
Home is sweet, and only sweet
Where there's one we love to meet us
SWANS.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08
AFFECTING ScENE.-1hc conviction und SOL

AFFECTING ScENE.-1hc conviction und sem
tencc to imprisonment for eighteen years OF
Charles Hudson, an old farmer in Mccklrnhnrg
county, Va has been noticed. a correspond
cnt of the Petersburg Express, writing from
Richmond, says:
A very affecting scene occurred at the peni-
tentiury last Saturday, mary of the guard and
other officers being moved even to tears. II
was occasioned by the arrival of Charles 1iul-
son, who is aged now nearly three score and
ten. lie was recently convicted for the murder
of his slave before the Circuit Court of Meek.
lenburg county, and sentenced to the State
prison. for eighteen years. Upon his arrival
before the main gate, he trcmbled like nn asp.
en- leaf, and exclaimed. Great God! sustain
and help me in This trying hour.' As hc pas
sed through the gate he looked back Cjaculas
ting, :" Farewell vain world oh, iha, was
blessed with forge,u!ncss! Lord be mcrciful
to me, great sinnnr.."
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08
The Prince at the National Capt.
fm1

Yesterday forenoon the Prince Of Wales and
suite, accompanied by Secretary Floyd, paid u
visit to the Capitol, Lord Lyons and his Honor
Mayor Bcrrct being of the party. They pas
sed through the legislative halls Of both House
of Congress, the Saprcme Court room, the
Library, aud surveyed all the chief objects of
interest, aud expressed themselves highly graft
fled.
The party thcn,sat liz o'clock, returned to
the Executive Mansion, where the members OF
the Cabinet and their wives had gathered. AT
II O'Clock the doors of the Executive Mansion
were opened for the Presidential reception In
honor of the Royal guest. The President aud
Prince, with his suite, took positions about two.
thirds back from the north entrance of the East
room, the Prince standing to the right Of the
President, with the Duke of Newcastle aud
Lord st. Gcrmains TO the Princes right Lord
officers of the army. navy and marine corps
were suocrssively introduced, and then the peo
pie, of whom q very largo nnd exceedingly
eratit"d portion were the ladies', whose plea
sutN Nv SVSthS uA'' HtFS"A'S WV 'iliSN N"N hN'
ly seen and expressed. With many of III,
ladies he shook hands to the stcrncr sex lit
courteously bowed.
AT halfpast o'clock The Prince, with TN
Duke of Newcastle and Lord Lyons, We're nc
compnni,d TO the Department of the interior b,
Mr.. Secretary Thompson. Here they rcmanc,
the greater part of nm hour. examining th
various parts of tlnt fine and classic bnillns
and then turned of, by way Of Ninth street, t
the western part of the city, We ltnrn ais,
that the Royal party, with Miss Lane antl Mr.
Secretary Thompson, visited the Young Ladic
Institute of Mrs. Smith.
= On Wednesday the dinner party consisted OF
ly of the Presidents family, the President
:, suite, the British Legation, md the Cabinet.
: Yesterday the diuncr was n diplomatic on
: thirty.iivc covers having been set. On both O
= casions the Prince sat at table TO the right
:. Miss Lane, us her guest
:, We learn that precautions have bccn tukcu
make the visit to Mount Vernon to-day strict
private. A handsome collation. has been pi
pared and will be set for the party on boa
" the steamer Harriet Lane. On returning,
=" party will become the guests of Lord Lyu
y the rest of the dny.-.-Ma, Mtlliysneer Of Me
nH
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

GUNNlSON, CHAPMAN e. Co.,
SO ST. CHARLES ST., N. o.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Stationary and Portabl st am
Engines,
CALORIC ENGINES,
SAW MILLS, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
PLANTATION MACHINERY,
Gullett's Patent Steel Brush
Cotton Gin.
MT r, STONE will be in Monroe and vi
uA cinity for the next three months,
and Planters desiring to put up Steam
next season, for Gin or Saw Mill, will
find it to their interest to get his csti-
mate before purchasing.
We were awarded the first Prclni-
um at Mississippi State Fair in No
vember last for the best Stationary
Engine on exhibition, when there was
a large competition. AS we are man
ufacturers of our Engines, we can
furnish better Engine for the price
than those who barter in them. The
Steel Brush Cotton Gin has taken the
Premium wherever exhibited, and has
ginncd more cotton and made q better
sample from the same material, (this
Gin will clean the cotton Of nearly all
the dust and sand, and Planters run
no risk in trying it, as NO PAY if it does
not perform we'll.
When it is started properly it has
no competition for speed, sample, and
cleaning cotton Of sand. We are all
ways ready for competition on Planta-
tions, or at Public Fairs, for tria,
against the Gin makers of the world
This Ginis made at'll7 & 1l9 Tchou
pitoulas Street, New Orleans.
TIE II MS.
The Terms for Gins are IS per saw
shipped at the expense of Planters, and
if the Gin does not perform as recon
mendcd, freight refunded.
Planters writing, P. G. Stone, care O
Byrnc, Shields & Go, Monroe, La, will
have estimates Of machinery and Gins
sent to them.
s9- He will start and fully guaran
tee all Gins he sells.
March 18th, 1860 2m
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-08

A VENERABLE BnTpEGRooM.- hYTncnia
altar was surprised on Wednesday last by the
appearance of Walter Williams. Esq, Of Larnc
county, KY, aged 81 years, who was accnmpan
led by lady not over 40 years old and de.
manded to have the rights of matrimony solcm-
nized at II o'clock at night. Mr.. Williams
has been married three times when at77
and now again al "a. He il grandfather and
great grandfather to more than one hundred
children, several of them older thnu li4 wifi