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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-12
Defamation Of Fitzpatrick.
The following important correspondence ha'
taken place; II 5

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your aceensance oft. 9g
In selecting you for this, high and honorable
post the Convention have but appreciated the
ability and heightened nationality and ,patfiot-
ism which have long distinguished your public
career. Ed =
We tender 10 you our congratulations. end
have the homer 10 b your fellow citizens
WV. Il. I4up1ow. of New York.
r. p. DICK. ofNorth Carolina,
]. L. SEWARD, Of Georgia,
R.C. WlcxLlrrE. Of LouisIsna,
". A. GoRxAs, ofNinnesota.
Z. B. FLouRNox. ofsArkansas,
A. A. Ktx0, Of Virginia, -
B1os BRADBuaY, ofdlaine.
To Hon. BENZ. Fitzpatrick.
wAsn1Noros. June Is, 1860.
Genslemen.-Y Your letter Of to day informing
me that shave been unanimously nominated
by the National Convention Of the Democrats
party, which met at Charleston on the 23d day
Of April last, and adjourned TO meet at Bald-
more on the 18th day Of June, as their candid
ata.for the ONCE Of Vice President" was duly
received.
Acknowledging with the liveliest sensibllity
this distinguished mark Of your confidence and
regard; It 10 with NO Ordinary feelings ofregret
that considerations, the recital Of whichI will
not impose upon you, sonstrain me to decline
the nomination 80 aatteripgly rendered. Ny
designation ~ candidate for this high position
would have been more gratifying 70 me tilt
had proceeded from . united Democracy -uni-
ted both as to prinetpies aud men.
The distracting differences ct present exis-
ting in the ranks of the Democratic party were
strikingly exemplified both at Charleston and
Baltimore, and, In my humble opintGn, distinct.
~ admonish me that l should in no way con.
tribute to these unfortunate divisions.
The Black Republicans have harmoniously
(at least In convention) presented their candi'
tiatesJor the Presidency and vice-Presidency.
sohave the Constitutional Union party Gas it
rs termed). Each party is already engaged in
the contest. In the presence Of such organiza-
lions we still unfortunately exhibit divided
camp. What melancholy spectacle! It is
calculated tocause every Democratic citizen
who cherishes the Constitution Of his country
to despond, if not to despair, Of the durability
of the Union.
/ DESTROYS, as far as am capable of exercising
any influence, to semove every obstacle which
may prevent restoration Of the peace, har-
mony and perfect concord of that glorious old
party to which have been indexibly devoted
from carly manhood "a party which, in my de-
liberate opinion, is the only real and reliable
.ligament which binds the South, the North the
East, and West together upon constitutional
principlcs-no alternative was left TO me but
that which have herein most respectfully
communicated to you. -
For the agreeable manner in which you have
conveyed.to me the action Of the Convention,
accept my sincere thanks.
Very tsuly your friend and obedient servant,
B. FITZPATRICK.
To VIM. II. Ludlow, New York, and others.
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New Advertisements.
Election Notice.

"A. AN e' &c ,%, for for @R
lice Jury Of the Parish of Ouacl,ita for
wards Nos. Q and 10, to fill the vacan-
cies accustomed by the resignation Of
the late members, will be held on
Saturday tho 23rd inst,
at the election precincts in said wards.
The commissioners Of election for
said wards arc hereby notified and
required to hold said elections, and
due returns make thereof according to
law.
By order of Jno. McEncry, President
of the Police Jury.
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Baclking Down.

Il y refreshing to zee with what haste the
friends u poor Mr.. Douglas are backing down.
iew weeks since they would have. Douglas OF
notking: now they are willing to save the
sVniaa many terms, let the personal sacrifice
Ss9syessc great Coed @llowe!! We have
4 me gentleman In this place favoring the
] eleatlon q Douglas, who stands the fre with
~ lseat Saow q fortitadc. He b worthy q
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IN Ioprnal q Commerce earnestly isds.,e.
Cen. caaAins = aprcpss person 10 al the va.
carey o. The Supreme Court Bench 81
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Monroe, La, June 2sth, 1860.

Public Eale.-Mr. PAGE will sell his
Furniture at public auctisn to-day at his resi-
dsnes near Judge Richardson's. Now's the
stims to set your Furniture. Eleven o'clock is
~ hour OF sale.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-12

GRAND Ratification Meeting.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-07-12

II came to Jesus as I was,
Weary, andfworn, and sad
Ifound in him q resting-place,
And he has made me glad,
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JAS. L. McCARTER. Sec. ~
June 30th, 1860, A. l.. $3.50.
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~ Price List supplied to the Trade on arpli-
cation.
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bard kn1bks; andin such a contest as was here
invoked, it is quite likely that the friends of
the parents, either by nationality or religion,
would be found quite as prompt to go in on
their muscle as any of our most distinguished
citizens, and quite as likely to come off victo-
rious. MN
A successful appeal to arms is glorious
revolution; but to call for mob to resist the
law and then come halting off with broken
head, is quite the reverse, and leaves un-
pleasant ulterior questions to be settled by
the ordinary tribunals Mob law is game
that two can play at; and It is said in scripture
that wise man sits down and calculates his
forces before he goes to war.
The present state of the case will be learned
from our law report in another column. The
Court of Common Pleas issued writ of
error, and ordered the Sheriff TO deliver the
child to Mr.. Weightman, on his executing q
bond for $500 to produce II to abide the
decision of the Court in June.
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Dissusted at the Piping Time. Of Pence.

PeaCes
The Gazette characterizes the course of
Judge Hilton in permitting the child, Mary
Butler, to remain in the custody of the Sheriff.
after he had decided that she should be given
up to her mother, and the mob had given
symptoms of riot, as being Completely
cowed, as having ''wavered, yielded. backed
down, faltered, surrendered and showed
culpable weakness"
1t seems by the reports in the Gazette and
other city papers, that a prominent citizen
called on the mob to resist the decision of the
Court that many of our best citizens de-
clared that the order of the Court should not
betulhlled;" thatthe Deputy ty-Sheriffpositively
refused to obey the order of the Court; that
there was no officer to carry out its order,
and popular demonstration" to resist it.
Under such circumstances, the only ap-
parent recourse for the Court was either to
allow the child to remain in the custody of
tne oherlf, until some means could be pro-
vlded to enforce it's orders, or to let the mob
come in collision, in which case, if our first
citizens had the pluck to carry out their de-
monstration, q scene would have resulted mt
very creditable to our city. desire to pre-
serve the peace and the respect for the law
may seem very cowardly to organs of mus
Gle like the Gazette; yet, until we can all 90
into training and get into fighting condition,
we had better have such judges on the bench.
The approaching international combat makes
everybody belligerent, but we had better re
tain the Courts until we get little more ac-
customed to travel on our muscle.
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In other places of the size of Cincinnati,
the persons who regularly advertise in the
line of their business are counted by hum
dreds or thousands; in this city, by dozens;
two or three scores, more or less, comprise
the whole. The advertising pages of each
paper is to a considerable extent a fac sinile
Of those of the others; and person in dis
| tant city, glancing over the columns of our
newspapers devoted to advertising, would be
led to believe that we had scarcely an hun
dred men among us engaged in actual busi-
ness pursuits. 500
1t may be that some of our fellow-citizens
are so favored in their affairs, that they have
no need to advertise, in order to do all the bus-
ness they desire. Indeed, we are informed
that, with some such is the case. But it can
not be generally so. A large number would
no doubt willingly increase their trade if it
were practicable so to do; and yet, except in
few instances, it does not seem to occur to
them that something may be done in the de-
sirable direction, by a judicious investment
in advertising through the newspapers.
1t is not in the power of the proprietors of
public journals to deny the use of their
columns, at the established rates to any who
apply and yet they would greatly prefer to
see the space which they afford distributed
among large number of advertisers than
occupied by few, even though the profit
were no greater AS it is these columns give
negative but significant testimony of a want
of enterprise, of an absense of ordinary busi-
ness vigor and confidence, which is not cal
culated to impress people in other sections of
the country with very exalted notions either
of our numbers our wealth, or our activity.
To large number of the business men of
this city, there are probably no means within
their reach so likely, at anything like the
same expense, to increase their operations
and their profits as advertising. In these
days, to know how to advertise, and when to
advertise, and where to advertise constitutes
no small share of business education. Not
to understand this is defect to be indiffer-
ent to the knowledge argues want of that
energy without which great success is sell
dom realized. The men who have achieved |
the shining successes within our own day have, |
in most cases, been those who not only knew |
how to advertise, but had the sagacity to
make full use of their knowledge.
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HALLS SAFE
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.

CISoNHATI, April 10, 1s60.-Messrs. HALL, CAR
ROLL 4 Co.-Gentlemen On the morning Of Friday
last, 9th instant, our large grst-ml mandatory,
six stories high, containing full stock of material,
much of 1t in lumber and other equally combustible
stuff was consumed by fire, and we had one of your
Safes in the Office at the time one of HALLS Pa
TENT CONCRETE" and the walls of the building,
together with its contents, falling around and upon
IT, and in which position it remained in the hottest
part of the fire during the whole time, and we are
pleased to say that found the contents after open
ing It, to our great astonishmen, entirely safe, and
we have no hesitancy in pronouncng your SAFES
THE MOST RELIABLE OF ANY MADE, and
will make 1t point, should we rebuild, to secure
one of HALLS PATENT SAFES for our counting
room. Yours respectfully,
aplI-a W. W. HANiER CO.
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The Pastors st. Philomena Church deny,
In yesterdays Commercial, that they have
refused absolution to Catholic girls living in
Hebrew families, as was charged by the
Hebrew Rabbi, in that paper, the day previ-
GUS The charge was improbable on its
face, and that it and the retaliation threat
ened, should be expanded by the newspapers
OF this city, shows the readiness with which
they seize on everything that can excite re-
ligious bigotry and INTOLERANCE.
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APRIL IA


Our previous Sunday editions having been
exhausted, leaving a large demand unsup-
piled, we shall print much larger number
tomorrow Advertisers in the SUNDAY
Pass will oblige us by sending in their ad-
vertisements early. Newsboys will do well
TO leave their orders for the SUNDAY Pass
to-day. We have but one price for the
Pass to subscribers in Cincinnati, Newport
and Covington, that is seven cents week,
for which we issue seven papers.
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HI A l. - i
PATENT SAFES!

MEssRs HALL, CARROLL & Co.-Gentlemen: We
had one Of your Safes, "Hals Patent" on the
steamer Kate May at the time Of the burning Of the
boat, on the night of the 3lst March, at Cannelton
Indiana and take pleasure in saying to you that the
Safe preserved it's contents complete-not o paper
scorched-not even the varnsh inside blistored
We will add, further that we had on board seven
hundred bales Of cotton, together with lot Of
sorted freight, and which made an intensely hot fire.
so hot as to melt the hinges off the door. '
(Signed) JOHN L. BRUCE, Captain.
April 4, 1860 JOHN N. HARDIN, Clerk.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF SPANISH MINISTER
Spanish Minister of Marine, Meuricio Ferreri,
wnen speaking on the loss of the brig-of-war
Mondego in the Chambers, was attacked with
q paralytc stroke, and died on the l4th ult,
ne was buried with all honors attending a
N Minister OF the Crown, at sunset, ON the 18th.
me Ma9dego was lost in the Indian Ocean
having, sailed from Singapore on The 2Oth Of
December and foundered on the ed of 'Jan-
uary, with for1ty-four hands on board Six
were wsfe saved on board the American ship UrieI,.
which took them to the Mauritius. O''''''
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Anniversary Celebration of the Y. M. MI,
l.. Association.

: zk11OUIHIIUHs :
In another column will be found the pro-
gramme of the proposed celebration of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the establishment
of the Young Mems Mercantile Library Asso-
citation ofthiscity. twill be seen that the pro-
visions for a brilliant entertainment are ample;
and taking into consideration the large space
which the association fills in social and lit
erary affairs among US, and the great number
OF old and respectable citizens who take pride
in its doings, there is no reason to doubt that
the attendance will be equal to the dignity
Of the occasion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE OF JOS. l. HALLS
Patent Locks.

EATON, April 4, lS6O.-Messrs. HALL, CARROLL &
Co.-Gents Last night some burglar or burglars
broke into our drugstore and mado several attempts
to blow open our safe with powder, which proved
abortiye; they could not effect anything II their
vilainous designs had proved good they might have
got paid for their trouble. We well pleased with
the lock It has 10 far proved powder-proof We re.
main yours respectfully. Oh. H'' trlN
apl4-a P. BRoOKINs a SON.
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:, -FOUR PERSONS DROWNED. farmer named
Reed, while attempting to ford Wea Creek,
near Lafayette, Ind, after dark on Tuesday
SssnLng ~ WIN Two horses and a large wagon
were seated, was swept down BY the force of
thecurrent and the entire party drowned.
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From California I'm Ten DAYS.

The first pony express, from California, ar
rived at St. Joseph yesterday, making the
trip from Western to Eastern telegraphic
communication in ten days.
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BD- Melainotypes, Ambrotypes and Photographs,
equal to any made in Cincinnati, and as cheap, arc
taken at the Excelsior Gallery, scott-street, four
doors above Fourth, Coyington, Ky. v1crFf.rh
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pB- jon PRIHTiNa of every description neatly OK.
ecuted at the Press once. Particular attention paid
to printing election tickets
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HOME INTEREST.

pS-PicfURts for ton cents. Johnson's Gallery,
Ninth and Main %, I'd. n
pB- A. A. Ersrhn, Clocks, watches and Jewelry,
Nos. SO and I'll western-row. M
pS- AZ APPLrckrE's new Gallery, corner Of Fifth
and Main, Picture In good case for twenty cents.
Mark the place entrance on Fifth. -
- ~
pB- jon PRlsrIwa of every description neatly ex-
ecuted at the Press once. Particular attention paid
to printing election tickets.
TS- Melainotypos, Ambrotypes and Photographs,
equal to any made in Cinclnnati and as cheap, arc
taken at the Excelsior Gallery, scott-street, four
doors above Fourth, ooyinston;Kyf VEHFh
BF- W. w. wNDER, House and Sign Painter. No.
100 street, between Vine and Race, or Box ss,
Mechanics and Manufacturers Exchange, No. 81
Third-street. .roI t. .. I...
Bo- Madame Rosr, French Dress-maker, tlately
from Paris is having great success is cutting, ht-
ting and making ladies' and chidren's dresses, in
the latest Paris styles. Room No. D. up stairs, No.
lO2 West Fourth street, Cincinnati. apll-b
BD- II you want good Picture, call at the south.
west corner Of Sixth street and Central-ayenue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
five cents In cases for twenty cents Bring on the
babies-you are sure to get good likeness.
.
n5-A SAFEGUARD for married ladies that may be
used without injuring the health, but, the con.
trary, will produce beneficial results II will be sent
by mail receipt Of the price (ve dollars) by ad.
dressing DR.. Q. Lemot, Box l02, CiDcinpati, Ohio.
ps-FANsl FANsl FANsi ...u ..r
:. ...' FANsl FANsi FANsi
ELEGANT FANSi
Just received by express and steamer, direct from
Paris line of beautiful Fans, new Styles richest in
MATERIAL most chaste and elegant in finish.
Opera and Bridal Fans; ..... ......
Pearl Stick, white Silk, plain;
Pearl Stick, white Silk, silvered;
Pearl Stick, parchment painted
Pearl Stick, white Silk, embroid'd.
Ivory Stick Broad Fam white, red, blue and pink
Silk; ... ...... ..
Ivory Stick, silvered, spangled, embroid'd Silk;
Ivory Stick, elegantly painted, Silk; ..
Sandsl-wood Stick, broad Silk, all colors.
Card Cases. carved and plain pearl shell;
Porte-monnsies with chain, leather, silver, vel
.. vet; . ..
Stereoscopes and Views -..-
Steel Bracelets and Brooches . ..
Steel Buckles and Slides;
Coral Necklaces and Ties; 81
Dress Carriers.
... JOHN D. PARK,
aplo-dweod N. e. corner Fourth and Walnut.
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WILLIAMSON N-BLoOMFIELD-By Rev. L. d.
Potter, near Glendale, Ohio, John L. Williamson, of
Mt. Pleasant, to Mary L. Bloomfield.
PEARSON-GLENNY-0 the 10th instant, at
Hope, Indiana, by the Rev. Mr.. Morrow, James r.
Pearson, to Annie Glenny, all of this city
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BD- W. W. wNDER, House and Sign Painter, No
100 Third-street, between Vine and Race, or Box 49,
Mechanics and Manufacturers Exchange, No. 81
Third-street ..f.t .r .. -.... ...
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b1- AZ APPLrohrE's new Gallery, corner Of Firth
and Main Picture In good case for twenty cents.
Mark the place entrance on Fifth.
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pB- A. A. Ersrtn, Clocks Watches and Jewelry,
Nos. $40 and I'll Western-row.
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HSsPNtdhRMTEIRF's; n 3 t0TISS EEC5SGSMv vWN5Lk 20

KNSRW*HhfMTEIhT'S MN IT Is LR0Trd0S RErdg,S WILL WILL DO
MARION, Ohio, December 8, is5s.-Mr s. PALMEa-
Dear Sir You will please send me by express -
Sozsh 81 =, your G Cosmetic Lo.i9n The
hns & 70 nnd that i will do what 4 q recommended
oe MORE lori THAN TEN YEARS Aso.--CiEciNNATI, April
70, t it9ts-mr. PALMER address you at thfs time
tor uhe purpose OF expressing 70 You my gratitude
ior the unexpected relief ahorded me BY your Veg.
etaDle cosmetic Lotion. in its removing from my
% tace an exceedingly annoying and pnsightly erup-
uon' ' WIN which have been afflicted during the
past two years. and which began TO think was in
do9e oafo me no good when obtained bottle Of your
my my face entirely. II has done what no ether rem
edy mas ever begun to do, and have tried good
many. make these statesnents In hopes that Il
may induce those who afflicted as have been to
make use OF the same remedy. Whoever wishes IN
see me will find me at my residence south east cor.
MRS. HANNAH G. PATTEN
Are You troubled with any kind Of disease Of the
SKIN whether on the face hands, feet other parts
OF your person procure at once this king OF ali
lemeqies, and not throw away your time money and
health. by using second or third.ra articles
Manufacturer and importer Of Perfamery,
For sale by druggists generally. as
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R5- Madame Rosr, French Dress-maker, tlately
from Paris) Is having great success is cutting ht-
ting and making ladies' and chIldren's dresses, in
the latest Paris styles. Room No. ,, up stairs No.
l2 West Fourth street, Cincinnati. apl4-b
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ps-PicfURts for ton cents. Johnson's Gallery,
Ninth and Main. 81 ~ IA
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M 49, HON. w. M. FRENCH, EDITOR
OF the yefiersonville Qnd Republican and

[SKENNEDY'S MEDICAL DIsCOy-
- ERY Is acknowledged by the most eminent
physicians and by the most careful druegists
Throughout the United States to bo the most efiec.
tual blood -purior ever known, and % have relieved
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures
any preparation known to the profession Scrof
ua salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald head Scaiy Erun-
to1s Of whatsoever nature cured by few bottles
and the system restored to full strength and yigor
Full and explicit directions for the cure Of liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers II
gwen IN the pamphlet with each bottle For sale by
GEORGE nj. DIXON. Price 81. sepIg-sv
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pD- II you want good Picture, call at the south.
west corner Of sixth-street and Central-ayenue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
five cents In cases for twenty cents. Bring on tho
bsbies-you sure to get good likeness.
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ns-A SAFEGUARD for married ladies that may be
used without injuring the health, but, the con.
trary will produce beneficial results. II will be sent
by mail on receipt Of the price (ve doars) by ad.
dressing DR.. Q. Lemot, Box lO2 CiDcinpati, Ohio.
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PRICE, $E1O.
Sewing Machine.

They have submitted It to trial and the critical
Judgment Of the best mechanics and experts, by all
Of whom IL has boen conceded to be one Of the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W&S,IRON-M0LDER ASSOCIATION
union Of Cincinnati will be held THIS Saturday
EVENING, April IA, at tx o'clock. A punctual at
tendance of members is requested business of i'm
portance will be brought before the meeting.
apl3-a% l. +. BRADLEY SECRETARY