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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

The Subscriber having as addsas nrssdy
nse sstahshrisnt aeasAa additional l}tics fer hs
transaction his rapidly increasing hsssne xspsssat fas-
ujsh every description Of ~
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
ii the shortest SraSle tsrs nd sf-
lsrs particular inaaseHeass 10 sOu1H N puRcHAssas,
squa SUPERIOR thoss d essr q IL
kind in the countzy.
fy1s Is WIZ E McDHk Afsu.
r0RESl5e esAes saYed s.d regular IN stsrs saa
1 ~ sale hy g. D. e44IIAA q CO..
4 my2 So duseeHae1se tzf1Ek.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

q
~ sigued Real ESTATE, Slave, Auction and
Cosimison Business No, 81 Conman street Mr. Nh AhkS
PITTS having the business, The viii be
dueted under and style of GARDNE EN- SMITH
Cos continued successors Of j. A. Beard Co. MI = having
him the clerks OF the late ifm Mr. lsAAC
Hart formerly ayoiIe cer Of MsssTs Beard May and
pefence with Mr. in the auction business and j. KEN
DRGR Esq, who has been Long and avoraely known among
Housekeepers wishing slaves House erSan
Also having possession Of al the records of AesS Beard
May J. A. Beard Co.. which contain valuable inorfna
tlop. and will be cheerfuly communicated.
GARDNER SMITH, 81 Common St.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

NTOTICE-JAMEs d. MARTIN BECOMES 4 PART
IN house. The style of the ir1 will be MOTION
MoSBf a co. from this date. NORTON q MOSBf.
Efn Orleans, July 2, 1861. ig2 In
fs0pARTNE NERSHIP-Mr. ALFRED A. WILKINS
~ associated with business from the LIST July inst
Tie style OF the firm is changed TO L. W. Lyons CO.
Ne,g nrlrnns July q ls6O iy2 q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

GARDNER SMITH IL CO., REAL, ESTATE
y " AucTIuNsEKs AND APPRAISERS, {conlianed sue.
private auction, such Houses Lots Plantations Slaves Snc
eeons Bank and other stocks Vessels, CargoeS, Port War
dens. Damaged Cotton Goods, Furniture, etc.
GARDNER SMITH,
ISAAC t. HART,
BENZ. L. LEEFE5
j, u. kEEDRlGK.
New Orleans July ?. 1850. iy2 }in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

New Orleans, July i, 1860.
. S.Thfs Bank will be closed Wednes-
ay, 9Th OF Jny Notes bills falling
pad preceding Tnesay Notes intended for discont
should be offered on Monday, I'd inst.
jyZ 81 NJ BELLY Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

XxyE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A C0PARTNER
wv ship nnder The style and irm of y LEAuMoNf
BlACft Co. for the of transaetitg the 6eneIn
Auction Commission Business lately carried on BY Baeht
,hs " Is,e frrn - e. LEAUMUNT,
! j. f. BLACHE.
Mr JIII,Fs BEAUMONT has an interest In house.
NJ, t.riss.s Jnly is61 jy2 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
DoLYsLor INSTITUTE,
L oEioe ~ FULTON street sun Building.

dolly SIOr fNSTITITF
l. thice ~ fm0n street. sun Building
In Ahsf.AffONS
~ ie correctly cni with fespGch from anf ifi0
Err'ib lroteh Gtrnan. ltal'an SuanEh Dutch Poat,-
euese tuh Nwot N ard Russian languages at moderate
prices ~ cops Of experienced TrGnsAors az yayas "a.
ucEs, un1er The dlyNccn -
LEAADkR WILLIAM STARE
OF Kings college Lon4on Aad euger tAc'lre University
bsiiehec lte lr'e pree- and sransaicf The Imperial
government Of France, al Paris
WHEREAS. II BIAS BERN MALICiousiY REPoRTKD
w BY Interested pares thai he b. closet
90 ne ii OF september hes 10 inform public that pnch
ttpori entirely without foundation the Ocean onse
M not he coeed earlier than ie 1871 sepen ber or n ~,
sssiher q very favorable, the 1Uh II September.
EERskR BIRCH. Ocean uouse Nswr,rt r
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IlAy BOAT fOk WHIST POINT, CORNWALL. NEW
II burg Milton and folghk To. steamboat
wa leave ia, siresi pi.r esy Il $50 NJ tOuchng n biz
teth street and arriving IT POughkeepse r. Gavin
rouGhkeeIse AZ = u returning to the city a. 30 p.
fs iaf Albany Troy Saratoga any point West car
lFse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31

I'bE HOVE JOURNAL sAYs-"IS EVERY PROBES.
soh w - IS rec1snlred loading man, vb1s re-
,n.nerce 80 eecided ha NOBODY calls Ia ques,on a-r
tbote who teach the art 81 writing UilyER A. SIf su ~ (,
head OF he profe~son.N r - '~-es---o@
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WANTED-AN ASSIST ANT TIE lcuER FOR 4 err
W prvse ,choo che abe to teach the classes or maize
nhcs ono te preferred Id objection frs - rr
orssqtch gentleman tderesr stating erlns for ~. br.
day, g. &. ~, Uri0n square Poet olEne.
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WASTED-TO HIRE. CHAIRS AND sETrETs TO
w sestahaw Ic9 peope for three months all purchase
z sold cheap. tddress apply 70 A. RUTHERFORD, rs
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31

ITO PHoroGRAPHERst-h fhyoRAntE opPoRTC.
nifty Il offered 10 10 business Detroit Michigan,
srd - occupying tdlrs well adapted for purpose
~ 81 he heat aus 10 hst city phot,graph vfeg Of
which he spt further particulars by appy
EEto GEo. ". MARKHAM, Nos and 10 Fine street y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31

TRAVELLERS DRIVE ftRrCr TO TIE
Il SMITHSONIAN HOUSE.
Ercsdvav rrrucr AZ Houston ". ". Ccnductsi
Europesn pan 9. MEADE, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31

NoToEGABEIA wBIsKEy-sfxTEES BARRELS
III very "a ard 1k favored. sirefior sny n ma a.
fu ssls t. Gko W. FARLEY, l6t MArkei tzeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
THE TURF.

TTklos COURSE L. u-rROrrIs0-oN FRIDAY,
-. t . : ssaas play or pay sSsssn
Dr. # shooting Star ss sspss %s, re- y ~ I'm I'm
70 90 b wsgons " kcG 1druck names Dr. e. Mack; MARX
Mcclure sbr IN. Molly Mcclure. same day, match
sganss time, three miles. Admission Qa
scA" WHITE Propretors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
CLOTHING


A PETTER CHANCE FoR LADIES AND gEyrs
"A - CONVERT their cas "a Clotl into cash r.celyea
sEo order from the south and West guarantee. 10 pay he
rom - 70 $50 for silk dresses cs reres
40 etees pad LOT sccordingys from 81 10 As rans;
irn a. 70 STA for coats also carpets furniture ege,rv Ao
note ~ pest punetuay attended 10 by r. Scv-rfh
atenus beNeen Nineteenth aud streefs radiss
aiended W b. hrn X. n B-No business unnsacsed "a
saturday. -
FAIR cAsH PRICE PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTH.
n lne. Furniture CARPETS ard Jcwcry ladies and gsrie-
SOU h Z, set an honest fair pr,ce FER vcr s1tbss
ADDE'S. ihshnie MINT 81 sry.pxa
lcts 1hlrtefh aud Thirty sueeA Lad "a
pulcilaIy sitont a 10 BY Mr. Nuit.
A OEEhT DEMAND. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
~ hsNME eat "a Cabling, Eurrl Carpets Jevelry
rfse sutrantee The best price Ia he city by
rGGrstsff ~ seventh between
afh ard twenty sFih which Will be q by A.
ABRAHAM iadiss attended 70 hy Mra Abraham
VAST OFF CfOTIIINO--A LARGO QUANTITY W ANrHD.
" Generen ctsrous of converting left of co,hing
each obtain he full value ard md being sled ry ynQ
Ireiend.s ard nolan docrers BY applying 70 JAMES NO.
T WILL oI,H THE Brsr PRICE FOR LADIEs AND
i reptemen's % Clothing ard Furniture ny
2iS Seytnth avenue sou rofe through
70 A. lucas Ladies attended TO ty Mrs ID.
THE suREsr WAY FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ret fair price for cast OF Clothing Furniture Carpets,
and not " be hu npuged BY great pus 10 send by
poet lb2 Seventh avenue which Will be cua attended
" by J. AsHAif. ladies' attended 10 by Mrs. A.
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ANTHOLOGY.


a esa depend oa Is Madam wilson who tels ~ SSs
q yoI wait a. sor as eaer her room Naa.In Wis5a
zee powers q her ceacr and tel al The events If
every si ecrs Sr os s a = rae r ss S s %
49, NJ Sess nes iesr or she practices nothing bat
son1ersa sea n.srioss y eE ADVICE be-. never Seen
70 sry ere wsc can ,vsi h n r. ss collars reg,rd
& de so sSs sea magic ss. Rms
m rs, , rostsr:g ycmAn Re..de5cs 10 Aen greet
irll .or lsai,s and sentenlen, ~ een.s.
A sToSIsHrsc.-NApaNE MORROW. SEVEN rH
~ daughter born gh caai AM gt Of ursgb tells how
fspy ,sush. M IS ems yc is hs ssy cents even your
ve,efns Of si Ludlow Eseei below Houston G-ntemen
y cisvoyani Ros your,h street. two blSs s.., 81
s.oscs ~ me -si e,s mel oAl and business oosallts
vsys q . lsy AVER. - '''' ''''" gun An'e'a 4
AfApAxE RAY IS TIE BEST CLAIRvOYANr Avn
nl AtEo.gti N me tnei ss.es. Gres lIcky nsu1bers
elss y eedy Sarr tells n s; prorer,v sti eev.pn
syen.e tesL rwon seventh Lsdses IS esnu resse
MADAM IEkEuEE IBNr SEVENTH ptugB,ES-
~ 81 S9 he &c 4 H. 's l' srr.se nss.s, sna,
f,asaen e cent os1ses spccdY marriage and s,e, iscs,
NAnANE noN BERNARn NEE DE RoCHEFEaMoY
fo.rdBs aod n.t 10 EVEN. ssperi is " ~, ~.
ra-c Prrtiyr h ~ ne- ana i-s,,,fr ri a. ~. 49, -.
ela.e - ~ =. e.ee '-sSy 9. bee ln.a,sie.
MADAM HARVEY CAN INFORM HEI xAsy
vi frspts on l The events f ne. che aIs the pss pre-
sent and fur-s " ~ entire tsacn. She ices c1ntt
he ~ egusl u you sish The b "a, her call A. s
Ieuih tc Ihr'y f0u " fhl-y tik .as.
ied'es = ctrts sertenen not admitted.
n B-v4O HAS Nor HEARD or THE CErgRR4rRu
~ hedsme PkEHrrERf hle has teen cons-lited ~
.cssnds "a his and ttler ces WITH entire sfa~rn shs
feels curtdeni abe has equal ste tells the nare " fntn~
VIE or tushard so hl u her vier. 1fynu the rph
i've Der cal q ~ fbri syeDue sbove Twenty rst ssrs~t
Ladies 81 cen's Feutione- II
- - - ------------------------
DEAD IHIs.-A PnEENoLoGIsr I'D PSYCHOLOGIST
n hal essis pc s,rs, and IS reward for any one Who
81 =, vis - HE ..roS, Who scknnNl.dgsd 70 Ne
ssFhns ,vtns journeys sbs-n, friend. love, couri
th riNrRg- sea,h, wesih aud who will reclaim drunken
rrt grfri husbands Niss ". Il the only person in tbs
city who has he genuine Roman and Arabian tssmsns FOR
me Delay not D. consult ths naturally gifted and beautiful
lady. Lucky numbers given Highly respectable csy
e al her residence iol Hrth avenne
opposite kighth street "
CPlRITu AL1sM-CHkRIEs COLCHESTER CAN De
- cn,riea At bis No Amty street h0ars "a om
II A. N. WI Bpm.
40 CHRISTOPHER srREEr-NRs. II. RoEDER-
fO Ibis sson,shsr and falling sstroofs' seer and
ted returned 70 this city, aud yves true Information
81 al with ard In regard ~ hearn wealth Anf mar
rage Affairs journeys awsai.s tnicuy IN business
sent friends sickness Roeder suc:eeis when all
others OF imposition and remember her rest
dence hrscph-r Fourth street and srth
que. FOR ladies cents sen.emen ~ cents
OC1 GRAND STREET. NEAR BowERy MADAM
ZOl WiDGER, claifvcy ant and gifted Spanish siy.
the mysteries q futury absent friends
ackress rsescrhee MEDICINES Tor al diseases Ga igck
berv, rrorerty ioa or tso.sn, Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
HOTELS.

L'0uR1H AVENUE n0TFL-T AND 500 fOJHfH
avenue. between Twenty third aud Twenty fourth streets
Families gentlemen accommodated with handsome hoons
with or Without Hoard Strangers visiting ths city VII IND
dsrate.
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MURRAY HILL HOUSE CORNER sixth AVENUE
M Forch ssreet-The above House 10 now In complete
repair Tor fan and winter bua Families and single
sons returning from country VIII do well BY mskns his
their hrsi call before engaging lard ,.-,c,- -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31
WINES AND LIQUORS.

<NHARLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN-RErOsNENprp
" ~ al medical men and Acf n0vieired by t5e bet psss
% liquors to be The puresi and bee, gin he marked For
sale euy n uart aud pint bottles By al drueass nrocsrs
A. Southern and western merchants should fau " buy
sex before leaving he city u. BALDWIN a co. I'm
5sYci 81 LIBERTY street
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,oI oRAxp STREET. NEAR BowEar -xApANE

ZOl wlDGER. clalfvcy and gifted Spanish LAZY "a
vels mysteries q futury. friends
rkress rsescrhee tor AL dscakes la .rcky q
bery yrcrerty lost or k.o.sp, Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-31

NkNskk NCRkENIfS
sAMUris C-PlTNsN. PRCphlE.OH.
lrrrt and su~sos stock ot necdrels EvcFf zen ara
OrnuIncria Tie uuequsIed In size and rrrt can
had "a The lov-stt possible rates.
rArs wi,hirg trees icr nmeds,, cesai will do well BY
visitr the above Nurseries
hrersl discount will be given z =. purchasers
All orders addressed 10 sANr,sb &. PifMAN Newark
Nurseries, n. vii receive rroInpt attention.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
President Buchanan.

President Buchanan has sent to the House Of
Representatives protest against their coward
~ and unconstitutional attempts to impeach
him, without daring to specify their charges or
TO put him on formal trial. With the spirit
and unflinching nerve of "Old Jackson" the
President distinctly notifies them thut be will
not permit them to encroach upon the privile-
ges ofa coordinate branch of the Government.
and rebukes their insolent, vague and in
definite charges in appointing partisan COM
mittee to investigate the affairs of bis de-
partment. The brutality Of the Black Rcpub.
licans In appointing Covedc on q committee,
under bis own resolutions, TO try the President
on bis own foul aud false, though vague accu-
sations, is perhaps in character with party
which reeks all over with blood and corruption,
and which grasps at power and plumber, re-
gardless of circumstances. We publish the
Presidents manly protest on our first page of
to-day's Issue, and bcspeak for it careful pc
rusal. It ought to be read and remembered by
all Regardless of partly who feel pride in our
free institutions.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
~ The True DELTA which ALWAYS hoe h,

~ The True Delta, which always has bee,
opposed to Mr.. Slidell. to democracy, truth
justice, honesty, and everything else that il
good, says that there is but one paper in Lou
siana that favors Mr.. Slidell for any office, and
that is the Monroe Register. What poor way
to get at the truth, Mr.. True Delta! The Mon
roe Register has always spoken favorably Of
Mr.. Slidell, so has the Baton Rouge Advocate
Acadian, N. o. Courier, Bayou Sara Ledger
Ibervllc Gazette and Sentinel and also our.
self; besides, We believe there are more that
we can't call to mind just now. But we know
these papers are as we represent them; while
there are but few ignominious sheets which
oppose him, which are led on by the head chiefs
Of the True Delta and States Rights louisa.
ntan, noted for their Douglas proclivitics. The
only charge these salient sheets essay to speak
against Mr.. Slidell Is the same worn.out and
hackneyed song that be is unsafe aud dishonest
in politics. This somewhat reminds us of n
joke we heard the other day. Says little boy,
Daddy is poor man, and everybody steals
from daddy" "Thcn, my little son." says n
gentleman. show does your daddy manage to
get along" "Oh," said the benighted young
ster' daddy he steals too, in slfdsfemes r-
Bosasr Banner.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
Portrait Of Mr.. SlidelI,

The Ouachita Register. which supports Mr.
Slidell for the Presidency, presents a portrait
Of that gentleman, which, as a literary compo-
ssition, Is worthy of admiration. If Mr.. Sliicll
is nominated and elected President, he ought
to make DR.: Bard Secretary of State; and, il he
is not which We think quite probable, he can
not do less than tender him n respectable slice
of his lIoumas Land Claim. Is Senator Sill
dcll-the much abused. represented rs The en-
bodimcnt ofpolitcal trickcry, the accomplished
wirc.puller, md man who looks alone to per-
sonal ggrandizcmcnt-really so captivating a
looking parsonage? 1fso, We are not surprised
ut the partiality of our contemporary. We re-
member that during the last Presidential can
vnss, Northern publisher sent over the United
States portraits ofBuchanan, Fillmore and FIRE.
mont, and he claimed and not without reason,
that those portraits elected Buchanan. When
the people snw the trio, they decided as a mat
ter ofcollrse in favor of the sage of Wheatand.
-2sras (AiarshalD Republican,
The Southern Almanac, for 1850, informs us
that "Quills are sometimes taken from the
pinlons of one goose to spread the opinions of
another"
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
Mrs. Deiery.

We clip the following handsome compliment
from the last issue of the Morehouse Adyo.
cate - a...s' ..-
MoSEoE FENAlE ISsrlrrrE.--It affords MS
much pleasure to learn that this most excellent
Institution is In highly prosperous and -four.
ishing condition. It is under the supervision
Q! nrs. Anna Delery, one of the most accom-
p!lsned ladies in the State, and we take great
pleasure in recommending the institution to
the favorable consideration Of our citizens ~
Those who favcr her with their patronage. NAV
rest assured that no pains or expense will be
spared to render every needed facility for i'm.
parting instruction, and promoting The happi-
ness and comfort Of her pupils. "fF'
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Ouach;ta

| ~"A'oA VI OudCnlLa, =
~ 18th District Court.
koeing 4 Zenicke rs. Jacob Wise
Taylor Knapp & Co., Us. Jacob Wise
BY virtue of writ of f ia. issuing
out of the 18th Judicial District Court
in each of the above entitled cases /
will offer for sale at the Court House
door, in the town of Monroe, on the
first Saturday in May, 1860, it being
the 9th day of said month, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, to wit: A certain
town lot situated in the town of Tren-
ton in the Parish of Ouachita, having
ll5 feet front on the Ouachita River.
thence running back on the line diyid.
ing the lands of Elizabeth Clarkson.
and the lands lately belonging to the
heirs OF Trent, 200 feet, thence South
80 feet more or less, thence east 200
feet to the front line; at right angles
with said last named line lis feet
front to the place of beginning
Seized upon as defendants property,
and will be sold to satisfy said writs,
Terms Of salc-cash with the bene,
tit Of appraisement.
NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff.
March 90, 1860 tlosl$
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
The Late Electlons.

CoSNEcTICUT.-The returns show the defeat
ofseymour and the complete triumph of the
"Black Republicans" This news does no,
particularly disappoint us. 1t is about as we
anticipated. w0e.+
RHODE IsLASD.--This gallant old State has
gone for the Union and against scctionalisu
and elected It's Democratic Governor by de-
c'ded majority. The fact is settled. All hail
little Rhode Island li ''aa
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
CARR,ADINE

DENTIST, OF NEW OR!LEANs.
I am at Monroe and will remain for
! few days. My health being bad
l have taken q tour through the count
~, and most respectfully offer my ser,
vices to the citizens Of this place and
vicinity. -=,-.-.-----.-- -,
Thirteen years experience in nv pro-
fession, feel safe in saying to all
who may patronize me, they will be
perfectly satisfied, or no charge. All
work warranted. From one to an en-.
tire set Of teeth put in, on the shortest
notice. / extract them with little or
no pain. Children's teeth extracted.
and advice. given to parents how to,
train and manage their children's
teeth, so when grown they NAV be
blessed with good teeth, FREE OF
CHARGE. ' '7i1'7'g7' i : -,
Monroe, April 10, 1860. i'7 II
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
New Advertisements.
New Advertisements.
@&A NO. e54'7
SYNOPSIS
Of the Presidents Proclan1a-
ton, No. 654, dated January
81, 1860.

1t orders public sales in the STATE
OF LOUISIANA, as follows:
At the Land Office at OrE1ousAs on
the 18th day of May next, of the vacant
lands in forty-thrce townships ani
parts Of townships, heretofore unofercd
in the Parishes Of St. Landre, Calca
sieu, Rapidcs, and La Fayette.
At the Land Office at OpELousAs, OF
the 2lst day Of May next, of all tn,
vacant tracts IN the eren-mumbered sec
tons scsthim sac miles on each side of tina
part Of the New Orleans, Opelousas
and Great Western Railroad, within
the Southwestern District.
At the Land Office at New ORLEANS
on the l4th day of May next, Of al
the vacant tracts IN tie even-sumberea
sections aoithim sic miles on each side Of
that part of the New Orleans, Ope
lousas, and Great Western Railroad
within the Southeastern District.
The lands will be offered with the
usual exceptions of school sections
&c, &c.
The even-numbered sections, within
six miles on each side of the railroad
will be offered, as required by law
subject to minimum of two dollars
and fifty cents per acre.
The sales will be kept open until
the lands are all offered, which is to
be accomplished within two weeks
and no longer and no private entry
of any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two
weeks.
Presumption claimants arc required
to establish their claims to the salts.
faction of the proper register and re.
ceiver, and make payment for the same
on or before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sales
otherwise their claims will be forfeit.
ed. JOS S. WILSON
Commissioner Of The General Land Omes
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
March 10, 1860.
April l9.-6w.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
Young Lawyers,

Quite number of talented young attorneys
are now settling MS permanent practitioners at
this place. This is as it should he. The young
gentlemen Of the Monroe Bar are distinguished
Tor habits Of application and sobricty, md, hy
proper application to business, must succeed.
we hope our citizens generally, will afford
them that amount of patronage their merits so
richly deserve. Every community should en-
courage and stimulate its young men. BY so
doing, we ensure to postcrity that which is fur
more valuable than gold or silver.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19

CAN'T PUBLISH TIA distinguished DoLtail
Democrat, who boltcd, Senatorial caucus not
hundred years ago, has sent us for publication
bill Of grievances, &C., &c. The article would
adorn the columns Of our Bobtail journals or
the New Orleans Crescent. In our columns, it
would simply occupy the position of an alarmed
cat In strange garnet. We hope our Bobtail
contemporaries will in future look more closely
70 the welfare of their worthy leaders, and sec
that their many heart-rending grievances ale
given to the world. AZ.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19

Hon. JouN SLlpEI.L.-Every day we sec
evidences of the increasing popularity of Lou
isiana's tavorte candidate for the Presidency
We hear men advocating his claims now, who
q short time ago, were loud in their opposition
linen who listened at the abuse hcapcd upon
him by his enemies, but who now are satisfied
that it was not mertcd, but done for political
effect, to place men in Office who were un-
worthy of the confidence of the public. Great
injustice has been done Mr.. Slidell, and we are
rejoiced to perceive that the people, through
out the length and breadth of the State, are
beginning to find it out, and are preparing in
their might to make him ample amends. Let
him receive the nomination of the Charleston
Convention, and so far as Louisiana is concern
ed' he will roll up such majority as was never
given to any candidate.
we Know not whether Mr.. Slidell will be a
candidate before the Democratic National Con-
vention, but VIC do undertake to say. that the
nomination of no man would be more accent
able to the true friends of the Constitution and
the Union than he. Certainly no man deserves
more at the hands Of the Democratic partv.-
Bayou Sara Ledger.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Ouachita.
10Th District Oo,,,l

- 4aVH 0lcVI VV OUuTC.
Succession Of George Mcintyre, decd.
WHEREAS, Benjamin F. Cauthorn has
filed in the office of the Clerk Of the
18th Judicial District Court in and for
said Parish Of Ouachita, his petition
praying that he may be appointed
Curator of said Succession.
Now, therefore, unless opposition DO
made t hereto within ten days from the
date hereof, the said appointment will
be made according to law.
I. GOODLETT, Clerk.
Monroe, La, April 5th, l86O.-2t..
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-19
Signs Of the Times,

From present appearances, We think the con-
test before the Charleston Convention" will
be narrowed down between Slidell, Hunter
and Gen. Jo Lane.
While Mr.. Slidell is our first choice. either Of
the above gentlemen would fill the bill.