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Nj, dREo III i'll 4. /. ao
n ls ss.lo yq,sFS m .as..sx -. ~
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01

.lNONGREsS WATER Sfor sale by
Ojuly l4-N 6, ". AcFEE 4 Cos !
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
LaSD yySAsE, Monroe, Las

J. RI rs LAND O8lacE, Monroe. La., Y
~ sbfasry rs. 1860.
{ AN the 15ih dsyvof March, nexts al The hour,
NLof l0S1clock, a. ~, Twill receive applet
tic btsths n s2f IN S. W. I, Section 10,
Township I'm. L. s East. ,
JOHN AdENERY Y, Register
Feb. y, $780, A.
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x true copy. % sss
ixistsst.s VIII. BgADlEy, Clork:
dec. MS, 1850. if
ga. az FIR .SI.LE, !
n STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish pf Uusel.ita, |s
u, IA Mh District Court. 7.

|l y ParisAb f Uuacl.ita; |:as
~ "a IL, lAh District Cedrt ~
Cynthia Crcnslla@, wifa.ls, A. =. Crsn!
sslia@ husband No, 30se1
RY viitue 61saE writ soffE ia. issued
~ in.tke .aboxe untitled cause from
Sid 0pngt, 4 llav sissizgd and will offer
@isessAle .sdt phlliosauction, sat tic re-
sHaeiiee. Of Said "a. ]; CIepshaw,& dill
datt, is miles M IA from I ha,tna0iI
ofsA lonry eEiIl ~ arish mi 4 le hsst
'ssbarday i'll MaEd VI, 1860, lqx, TIC
I'D day Jt satd month, withihst4lS hours
,prcscrib by laws ne, following dc,
lseriAed property, VIZ; - y <,
s7sl3ke hundred head Of hogs, morctor
less, twGNty slhaa aof cattle, m6re sor
less, aud three hogses; also the follow
ing tract Of Ind "
! ThecRskS ts6lf az batl..east quarief
ssectioiIs and westhalf If southwest
SAssaste Aseotiol 81 ,stownship 10, north
sof rpnge 5.east, containing l60 2-lOC
acres and &the imi5royements sthcreon
seized as, tie property sqtk defendant
hdsaldto satisfysaia writ ,and,costs
y erhssofi sale cash with th6 bench
8 sesas's sbisb II /; cEKs s6s4Ia
.s "a }GstSe, Jpa 1900 s.$l4
sslsns III ssSas Practical q
Z w ATCHs AND CLOCK
a ,iss - ] II
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
sEep%a
{ SIlERIFE SIZE
State Of Louisiana,
+ Parish of Ouachita. s
n 10Th District Court.

Essn. Williams & husband ~ A. Ar.
sbleton.1 t.;. a
RY virtue Of q writ of f. fa. issucd
~ in tic above entitled suit from 6lifd
Court, 1liave seized and will a6cr' for
sale at publiGsauction, at the Court
House door, IL tic townsof Mouroe.
on the first Saturday insNlaych, IS98s
it being the Bird day Of said saduiltll
within the hours prescribed =
the following described pro.ser y. S \
A certain Negroes, slGxe sot darn q
complexion; aged about years;
seized sas thoypfop elesdtpt
and sold to satisl 4 costals
s Terms Of sale IA he Icna;
&C of appraiseg,e1tt.. u I. Il
fADllssQa lsssifIg 4
Monroe, JAN y 81 SCI y SO. 4 IS
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
I'll en1rin u !
I'll nlrinal.
DRUGS! DRUGS!!
GEO. w. McFEE q CO.,
Practical Druggists s. Chemists
Monroe, La.

ID HAVING just received
Ills a full supply Of Fresh
So Drugs, Chemicals, Surgi-
VI cal and Dental 1nstru-
~ ments, Patent Medicines,
= Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
MlisrRIlaMeous
= Wheeler s. Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.
1 Have tl;s fall taken the .a.g ..---.-

III SpAEE OF VIRGINIA. at Richmond.
4 STATE'CF sCAIIFORNlA.
q STATED II SSYLyANIA, at PitAourg.
ST AFts q M EskfHCKY.
S9,A III v or l NISGO NSIS III :,
i. aSsI 4, Grover !, q. Baker Weeds sloat's
4 si siG sas,s 4 x III Ds AlRLY BEATEN.
NQEatio1pl man cai1s now depy the facts that the
WHEEL Ials WILSON
il 81 s y M IN G I'M a 9 III 4 N 3 Il
. ..s \. Y. y TIE
W sflps u y =. ~ Az ~. 4 sEvlsa HAensEs
J. IN P.4UL MORPHY ar or .47IOM II:
The f31IQwing is the pnblished report Of the |
PENNSYLNANIAST ST TE AtslsIGtlLTURALt
SOCIETY On ava rding the Premiums u the
Exclusions Of their Fair, ut Pittsb1rg, on t6e
lit Of October last 4;
i The Committee have given a. full opportu-
nifty to the exhibitors Of several Sewing Ma
ctiines to show, and explain their several arti-
cles, and after.a close Investigation, have con-
Guided, while Singers Machine, for heavy
work. is equalsto any, and a.so an cxcellent
Machine for general use, Grover d Baker sis
more simple Iii itssconstruction, and equal in
lie abilit TO perform for general purposes: but
without. dlspal aging the merits Of eithpr Of the
Above the Committee feel constrained 10 award
q Diploma to the Wheeler s. Wilson Machines
az beingSthe best or all family purposes.
fSigledl RIB MOOR3EAD,
MOSES r. EATON, M
VA y ID VIM. MURDOCH. !
Ks. JOHN A., SMALL.
- ~; Committee.n
rke salessof Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma
chimes in New Orleans, where the difference
t1.yt NLtYfst
Stitch Machines aud thenew improved WHEEL-
ER " WILSON MSchine is understood iskmore
than Four times greater than the sales Of any
"Shuttie', Machine, and has been tor the last
toura smOntlls. more than FIFTEEN to ONE over
Grover and Bakers complicated Chain Stitch
Maclitne. M
! INA large supply 8of the above Machines are
sa&pected bycyery steamship from New York,
and for sslssat the only Depot Of
WHEELBA9& WILSON'S SEWING MA
I ss No. l2O Canal sSt. (,
tss s. u. PECK, Agent
/ Dec, sethslsss.s 80, 3 as. t.
MOTT G E
'THE s. bscribers have just received
a, large Eg
Stock of Goods i
General Variety aud will continue to
receive and Keep On hand, BY special
aFFangenent5 sea b
Staple Dgy Goods, q
Y hardware aud Cutlery,
s. Cookery and Glassware,
go s-i Shoesxn Boots, = =
i i & Hats and Caps,
Afs$s' ~ Ready-made
|. Clothing,
Saddles & Saddlery,t
~ Medicines a. Patent Medicines,
y lion Castings & Nails, I,
" Choice Brandies and -
=, $751;. Il Whisky, a
! = Z - -, ~ Groceries and
{. Provisions,
Alarge Lot of Blankets. d.
Suitable for Coats, Beds aid Saddles
(, All of the above have been we'll
selected, and will be sold very low for
Cash, CoTroS,, MDEs, sBEEswAx, WooD
Tor anything else thatsaean he realized
from. We will .adSAllcc Money and
Goods on Cotton, and continue to re.
ceive and slip Cotton at 90 Cents. pei
Bale, ard sreceivcs and forward UP
lfreights for one-iifth part of the freight
bill Feights and'storage must in all
cases bespaid before delivered. =.
s1ay- No Goods will be sold OF de
lliyered on Sundays = y 2
RIAL & CO.,
Pine BluFs OuacLita River, Ia.
Dec. 90, 1853. If.
| 49, SHERIFF. S1LE.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01

A CHOIgE lot Of Vanilla Beans, for
- sale G. w. MoFEE q Co.
! Monroe 1iA! Jn3vI4 IS5g--tf
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01

THE undersigned here.
by gives notice that, II
at q great cost, he has pro- v
cured from Kentucky and {
introduced into.his parish, =
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01

WANTED. 200 Subscribers to nay
w bsiy nbsaiptiou to " Rssistgk
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-01
1aelnt.ss

8Parish Of OuaclGta,
A 18th District Gd&6E (,
tbiS Crenslldt wife, rs. l3oSQ A
" 5ss E Asrensh - li1ikhand ss " \
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

Why UoN'r You LEARN TRADE? We
clip the following from the Maysville Eagle,
hoping that it will not only be perused, but
that the absurd ideas formed by most young
men Of the responsibility of trade. will
be at once and forever bsnished from their
minds.
The question was propounded in our hear
ing few days since. to a young man who
had bsen for several months unsuccessfully
seeking employment AS clerk or salesman
in some Of our leading houses. Complaining
of bis i'll luck. one Of his friends who knew
he had mechanical talent, but doubted whe,h-
er lie could make himself useful either As
Glen or n salesman. put the interrogatory to
him which we bav. placed as the caption Of
this article. The reply was. mot respect
able as q mercantile occupation" Under
this delusive idea our stores are crowded with
Young men who have capacity for bu.iness.
and who. because Of the fapcied respectable
ty Of doing nothing. waste away their mi
Dority upon salaries which cannot possibly
liquidate their expenditur
Late. too late in life they discover their
error and before they reach the age of thir
ty, many of them look with envy upon the
thrifty mechanic. whom IN The days OF their
boyhood. they were accustomed to deride
The false responsibility which prevails in
the called fashionable society Of The pres
ent day has ruined thousands Of young men
and will ruin thousands more.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

HAD HIN THxRE.-A writer in the Mobile
Tribune tells the following:
For many years Moses, . negro. WAS a
servant ., the University of Alabama, and
waited on students very faith fully. He was.
however. great hypocrite. ard VAS on that
account commonly called Preach" among
the boys. One day he was passing crowd
OF students. when one Of them, out of mis-
chief. called to him and said:
II say, Preach. what are you going TO do
when the devil gets you?'
''Uait on tAe stsdents..' was the ready
reply.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

~ The weekly issue Of the New York III
hume exceeds 200 900 copies aud the receipts Of
the Office ~ the four weeks cedDg the 24lh vi
this month, were Sll0.61S 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

Superintendent Of Public destruction ID con
ncction with the Republican nomination for this
oIice we have heard our friend JOSEPH BKADY
OF CoLnersvi!le, most fSvorabIy spoken of. We
have been acquainted with Mr.. Brady for many
years, aud heartily endorse the announcement Of
his name He has had mach experience, not on
Iy as a teacher, bat a. Superintendent OF public
schools lie will doubtless receive the support
OF Eastern ILdiaoa, where be is most favorably
known.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

KELIGIoN IN NAPA.- Pious men are some.
times reduced to curious shifts for illustrations
to their sermons. says The Napa Reporter.
A Methodist exborter lately made in his
suppicstions to the Throne of Mercy An in
vocation to God "io roll the tall of Sal
walton over the souls Of the people Of Napa
Ike rondo balls over the smooth surface of a
billiard table"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
NOrdykc's Percussion Bolt
HOME PROOF,

HOME PROOF.
GsTRICkLAND Il BRIDGLAND sav-"Aner \ trial OF
- than SIX noah. Nor kes Percussion Bolt
piishes the object iuiiy We can -four
ro. AMP wheat with and oral is
before"
BROWN ADDISGroN (Nr. Adsing ;on was for II
iller the late RrightweiU
much pleased with Nordykes Percussion Bolt. w
Dc duty ia grinding And grind suit the
than the old process m and w the up lcity
--eHmmon IL 2, To % per cent
J 7 SWARTZ Esq. fwanty- eight years . miller. aud
head miller in the Richmond City Mills. says Nor
dykes Percussion 30 has many advantage For
piiei ehsspass doing close equal
Has been using the Bolt for months
Mr.. WILCoXEN OF Muncie. Nordyke's Percussl,n
Belt gives better yield and more perfect
A NcLUCA-. Esq. OF Economy. tor .any years miller
for George Gillespie. of Hagersto~n Ind have
Of Ncrdys-'s Percussion Bolts PLEASED
with its 1t hpts with aud profit
hopper hoy wheels L make family
and superfne four the time. L have never
known il TO clog"
BRADY & SON. of the Quaker CITY Works. Richmond.
I'VE have inst put % Nordyse- Pat percas
Bolts consiier them entirely super
n us~,' will from pounds
per- ushei the eonunnn bolt"
AZ the tast state Fair: The Committee says -
We nsder IL superior other arrangement and
recommend mrs, premium Of twenty doars'
Al the Wayne County Fair. the Com mite
We take pleasure in Nurds kes Per
New Bolts furnished and operation war.
rAniea
Y rThe improvement attached Bolts in in
one day time Apply to W T. DESNFS
Genl Agent Mil Work, Engioes Machinery.
Sptf RICHMOND, Ind
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

ESy-It is said the Senate will resist the ad
mission Of Kansas until after the Presiden
tial election.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
Farm for ale.

Farm for Sale
* ITCATED and three fcurths miles OF
- station the road leading from JacksoBsburgh
Economy In, miles north of
Under
ed the balance well we'll suppl
with n-ver failing spring buildings consist Of
he9ed Log House frame smoke house good stabing
and hrs shing floor. and mill viii also sell 1870
thousand brick less il desired premises said
far | will sell es-ona,le For further
particulars enquire OF the nndersigned the premises.
ID. FOX.
Hagerstown. Wayne co Ind. 26w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

Err The Democracy of Minnesota have
appointed Douglas delegates to the Charles
ton Convention. They endorse the Cincin-
natl platform, the bred Scott Decision. and
oppose the opening Of the African Slave trade.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
r.CTNOND. IND. FEB cad. ,seo.

PATENT OEyIc. GARDEN SKxDs.-We un-
dersland tina, the appropriation made at the
last session Of Congress for garden seeds. &c.
has all been expended in some other way
and that TO seeds will be distributed this sea-
son. A considerable sum appropriated has
been used in testing tue prac'icability Of cul-
tivating the Tea plant in The Southern States.
A larger appropriation should have been
made. and We hope the present. Congress will
not permit the interests Of the agriculturalists
suffer for the want Of small sum OF money
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
Wagon and Carriage Hubs.


THE undersigned having Of the best Of Sewing
Machines i prepared 70 E1a xe Dresse< sbd do sill
other kinds Of sewing the best ssyle and
In the most substantial manner. Work viii ks dsss
promptly sa1 On toe meet reasonable tss1s. Her
the Gilbert Bailj;eg. three Doors sorth q,
/ Main She also has rule for esttisx
dresses which she will teach any TO fer email
compensation -
RACHEL OGAN.
Ncr. -. 1859. 50sf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
ERIEs,
Z. u. CITIZENS

AZ just received large and complete stock Of Fresh
= Groceries from the Eastern Cities. which together
Hlth form-r his Al me
pete stock in Eastern Indiana lie invites all HIS
Sond De please TO customers, call q
sxAinine his stock. He viii try their
70 deal With him. The public invited see
his goods ana prices
Oct. 49, 1858.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
PERIPHERY.

WE wish To say the public that We have the
w Largest and Pures och Of Perfumery. Fancy
and Toilet articles brought this and for
sale che.pat JOS. STEDDOM Sc co
May %, 24tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
Improved Hot Air Furnace


W. M. LEKsEVRE,
NyYOUIO call the attention OF the of Rich
w rnond to his late Improvement in Hot Air turna-
ees whereby . miider and more temperature Is
obtained and su unnecessary heating of the cellar is
avoided. Being . WOOD Furnace it is better adap
ted to this section of the county than the Coal Fur
nsses generally in use and more economical. The pub
lie referred to the following
RecOmmendatiOns.
Richmond. Dec. 2e, 1859.
Having lately erected Of Lefever's Improved
Hot Air furnases. snd having given . fair aud i'm
partial trial. would cordisy reccmmend it the
best Hot A IL furnace with which aeausn.ed and
fully answering all his Recommendation, diduxinS a
mild Temperatures throughout the house unlike the
hot burning of furnaces and az the
whole house with less fue! than reuur-
ed by the OF Stoves and without unseees sariiy
heating The cellar L. 6. VAUGHAN.
= az Richmond. Dec 90, 1859.
+ Having seen the operation of Hot Air Furnace
lately erected by Z. G. Vaughan, can say that
am highly pleased With the ami recamnend
it - being superior to and economical than the
old Hot Air Furnace. W c. SCOTT.
Jan sth. 1890 4 1t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
g. II. LOGAN. j. OGDEN.
LOgan's Fire & Water Proof
Pateat Lnprooed ComposniOn
r q O T. M G.,

Patented Dec. =, fsIs.
ISRON long experience in business, the inventor
has discovered chief Causes OF the failure of all
Com pusition roofs eretoore III and after
piete enie4l artificial aud
Iaents and thorough practical he has prod ed
. roofing position which is far superior any
compost ton offered to the public. This compo
siton viii not burn freeze, and consequently will
not crack either from expansion contraction.
pies may be at the ity Hotel.
State and County Rights for sale. For further par
tieuiars apply to ). NJ. LO-iAS Go.
Richmond, Ind.
Jan. s. 1853.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02
The Bigger Boot.
j. II. TITLE

ffNO get The best Of Boots and Shoes go TO SHINN
CONkLE's. opposite the Huntington House -
Their prices put at the lowest figures 50
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-02-02

j. II. TITLE.
A U G O N E e r,
HAS taken opposite the Huntington Hnu-e.
Main Street. where he, prepared receive all kinds
Of goods. fnrniture, &C. be sold public pryat
sale. fair
out doer sales attended to promptly.
Sept. Is. 1859. 4otf
, 1860-03-23
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858
DR P. NJ. O'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
~ Surgeon Of the County Hospital San Francisco,
aud Of the Hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy Is now
Charge Of tue Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
Dr. O'BRlsN is also prepared to receive private pa
tients. He fntters himself with the hope that ex-
perence Of lG years 20 the practice of his profession
both private and Hospital, together which thorough
Nedico-C Cirurgical education, evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of a Diploma TO that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed--P. NJ 0'BRIEN, NJ. D., Port
Townsend, will he duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858. n9l-tf
, 1860-03-23

BOWERS Of Attorney for the transfer Of volunteer
L discharges for sale at this Oihee.
, 1860-03-23
KIssIng her Female Cousin.

The Houss journal says: "A Subscriber sends US
all Tie way from Chicago. the following form Of an
explanation which, as il is often needed be think.
viii bear capitalization. Il is from the pen Of The poet
Aidrieh and appeared originally in the KRioksrbOka
Maga-ins'
Your coming in last night, my adylove
Was something sudden. ] was helping Neil
To tie the ribbons Of her rigolett;
She put the crimson Of her mouth up--Well,
lin flesh and blood-and then you. singing, came
Into The room, and tossed your head for shame.
saw a sort Of maiden northern lights
Shoot up your cheeks aud tremble in your eyes;
like such things. like to see tic wind
Drive frightened clouds across tempestuous skie';
like the sea, and, when it's easily had,
A pretty womau--very, very mad
like the dangerous ard regal air
you Bear queen 5 name and queen you Are,)
VITA which you donned your Tibet opera cloak,
And clasped Il with a diamond IKE a starr
Twas charming IN my mistress-but, my life,
Il would no, be 50 charming in my wife.
like Wild things as I have said, but then
should not like to own them. Who would bs
Proprietor Of earthquake, or locse hurricanes,
Or comeI plugin8 IN eelesual seasf
Or wed 4 maid that could, fshe should please,
Give him touch OF one and all Of thessl
Not L Don't let female thunderstorm
Brood in your eyes, with every now and then
A flash Of angry lightning. You have had
Your March und April; nov te June again,
And let your GHe-cut eyebrows silken span
Be bows Of promise to your iayOrite man
I've bad my laugh, aud you your pout, and now
(You'l spoil that rose-bud.if you twist ii SOY
Give me both bands that may say, "0ood Bess,
The good Queen Bess, and kiss you ere l go
The good Queen Bess, whose heart and mind and face
Teach nc 70 love ALL women--a as a race
So when kissed your pretty cousin Nell,
honored one who taught me TO admire
Fair women IN their twenties- don't you seei
But then, dear Bess, ns was standing by her,
Her lips quite clole-nOw this Is slifIr ROus--
Upon my soul, made believe twas you!
, 1860-03-23
DIR. MATTHEW ?. BURNS.

OFFICE OrPOsIrE rHE SEw STAGE OFFICE, MAIS
STREET, OLYMPIA, ". 7.
DR. BURNS RET rms THANKS TO THE CITI-
zens of Washngton Territory for the liberal share
of public patronage he has received for the last seven
years, while practcing Medicine and Surgery IN all
their various departments
Dr.. BIS Sargery is furnished with complete as
surtment Of Surgical Instruments many OF them new
and patented improvements Of eminent Surgeons in
Europe
Dr. BURNS respectfully informs his numerous
friends that be has lowered his rate Of charges to suit
the times calls puRefudily attended to night or day
Olympia, Dec ., 1859. BY
, 1860-03-23

GENUS AND LABoR.-Alexander Hamil-
ton once said 10 an intimate friend Men
give me some credit for genius. All the
genius that have lies just in ths:-When
/ have Subject in hand, l study it pro
foundly. Day and night it is before me
/ explore It in all its bearings, Ny mind
becomes perTaded with it. Then the effort
which ! make is what the people are pleas
ed to call the fruit Of genius 1t is the
fruit Of labor and thought"
Mr.. Webster once replied TO gentleman
who pressed him TO speak on a subject ol
great importance "There, sir" pointing
10 a huge pile Of letters on the table, d" is a
pile Of unanswered letters, 10 which must
reply before tho close Of the session.
(which was then three days off, 81 have
uot time to master the subject SO as to dc
Il justice"
But, Mr.. Webster, few words from
you would SO much awaken public atten
ton TO it.
II there be so much weight in my
words as you represent, it is because | dc
not allow myself to speak on any subject
till have imbued my mind with H."
Demosthenese was once urged to speaE
on a great and sudden emergency. =" / an
not prepared" said he, and obstinatcly re
fused
Tue law of labor is equally binding OF
genius and mediocrity.
, 1860-03-23

A RENARKABLE FAcr.-It is q remark
aLle fact, says an exchange, that nearly all
the candidates for the Vice Presidency at
the Democratic National Convention iu
Cincinnati, in June, 1856, have since paid
the debtlof nature Linn Boyd, of Ken.
tucky; j. @. Branch, Of North Carolina /;
General Quitman, Of Mississippi; General
Rusk, Of Texas, and Aaron V. Brown, Of
Tennessee, were presented as candidates by
their respective States, and obtained their
support. They are now all dead. General
Quitman got the highest number of votes
as the candidate on the first ballot-more
even than Mr. Breckenridge, who finally
received the nomination. He was nomina-
ted BY Mr., Harris, of Illinois, who is also
dead.
, 1860-03-23
PiOnGeg Hotel.
IL. L. TIBBALS, Proprietor,

PORT TOWNSEND, W. /.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE ABOVE HOTEL
i would respectfully inform his former patrons and
the public generally, that having recently made eX
ten-iYe improvements to his former large establish
ment, by the addition Of large and airy bed rooms
dining and sitting rooms, parlors &c, he Is now pre-
pared TO entertain customers in manner unequailed
In the Territory. The rooms are all hard.hnlshed
and well furnished with furniture all Of which is
He can comfortably entertain 200 guests, and he hes
tates not in saying that it is the largest the most com
Portable house Of the kind north OF san Francisco
and he will endeavor to make it the best.
GOOD BAR, where will be kept the best o
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and two elegant Bill
LIZARD TABLES are attached to the premises.
The patronage Of the public is solicited
Port Townsend. Sept 0, 1859. 52:5m