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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

HNHE EMPIRE PARLOR-HEATER
Il l. the b. ct In the city
AL gu. up complete r $50 Warranted 10 heat bsstne en-,
and two par.ors. Pd s.ie only BY
A B. CHERRY. No Csrminsss-, nsu 6h-av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANCE.-I now
oa,r an opportunity eptsrph.ins bnaes nsn wnc
ss 10 s.sociaie bsen business who furnh few
- oo,snd Hans where he Low 20 tee per
snpum ut pitt Iuq ire al Nc 6Is Brosd~sN Ne~-i"A
or,oste tis Lafa'Re EOssl
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BOARD ano Rooms.

DOARD.-Two young Gentlemen can be accomo
ID it'll Board Ia priy.:s family In the SeveLteen
Ward. Address Box lT3 Tribune ONCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

CARD PHOTOGRAPHS of
THY ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND.
QUEEN VICTORIA,
PRINCE ALBERT,
PRINCESS ALICE.
PRINCESS HELENA.
PRINCESS BEATRICE
PRINCE or WALES
&c. &C.. &c.
jest received ard for sale by ,,,,,,o,r
No. 53i Broadway,
Three doors frou st Nicolas Hotel
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUs wholesale aud retail.
nfW STERESCOPIC VIEWS. ia great variety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

LrRENCH LANGUAGE
il PROBE sSOR A. BAfLbOTS
ANTI-BOOK SYSTEM
Or EATRzs PRsc1ICAL METHOD VOR TEACHING LAvGCAGRs
Glasses for Ladies foi GenteGen. and for Children.
Ekw. YokK-Woods Buildings No $50 bro.dgsy.
BHoOSLYS-No. IS Couit-st opposite City Ball.
Tbs Classes tor 1904 viii be begin on
MONDAY, Oct II
Tue reputation Of Prof A. BALLOT and Of his systsm, hs
sprs.i 30 a wide In the comauDy that II is needless b eatr
to Ions the advantages and success Of method
books. "a .
Perfect practical proficiency 10 reading wrting and speaking
French l. gusrap-e ed In course OF 100 lessons
pmp6et containing foil pa'c as as TO the system days
and Casses eTr &c. and giving references AID
t.stiuouials may be had st the rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

CLOTE & JAMES.
y SrATforERS PRINTERS, md BLAEK-BOOK MANU-
FaCTURs RS No 70 Fut net Orders respectfully 'oie"d
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW-lNESs
OPA1ERT oEEvE BUTTONS, STUDS. CUFF and COLI
LAk-PINs Worn shou,s oot rhoi' They N eine greet
b+aoy sinp lefty and Itilt7. Sold b. CHAs. " HENTON,
no III the New orb ootsi and Maiden lane
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Real estate for Sale.

AT ORANGE, N. J.-COUETRY SEAT of 8
"A to D. acres nsa the Depot frat csss Improvements rich
plenty OF fruit pue soft sPins hot and cold cuied
through ths buildings Apply to L. PATTON Co.. - Wns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

TINE BEST WORK Of late distinguished
Medical Ref especially for sof
erg the effects Of ssy igneraSoe aud incsfetin win
which thee evils be remoVed OF mtged
In language Of the late DR. Wm Acott careful Veru
would only young uan from the nnfdefous
Of 9uoe<ey oud toe necessity us spP
Ing either quseks scisns for relief blsed lee iofV
A. ca ARNOLD o CtcA, n. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

- NUNS a. CLARK have REOPENBD
He for few days At their old stsrd No. 75 Bfosfvsy c
OF l0h.st aud offer the bssace Of th- stock
PlANOFORTES ct gaeaty reduced prices fo cash to oo
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

ITO LET-A fine corner OFFICE, over KaOx's
hat store no. 2l2 Broadway, OF Fu0nst Apply In
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DIANOS, MELODEONS, ALEXANDRA or
CANS al kinds Of MgsicsI Iosttumelts Shso< hnsx,
Music BOOKS and M hnds of Musical Me cha disc At IA ovvk
possibe prices Seoo3dhsrd PaBos at gsst ssrgsias sa
fancy legs hstwek desk ard oysrstasg fr s Pis"s ad
MelodsSts rent and rent allowed puohAssd assthy
P''--' HORACE WATERS kg-sL
No gao Broad-sy As~-Yot
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GonSss an6 6arms Uanteo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A smah,
e. ntee au, dsres nske Arrangement to occupy tue
whole p4t " d~ ling whose owner contenps g. 7Dc
town Tor n Winter wishes to leaves the premises In goot
hsads at nominal Address b. Tribune Office, Box ia
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DRUG BUSINESS for SALE.

w "A business which has been eag,she of tue ia IL
vea Sore fitted UP and tine SCI of cd''o ne' present.
;s an nnnsual chance fot Of ,I-et~ TO ON
m nee buncss wh and To make money Address BOZ No.
4 col Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

lhf EAST 23d-st., to LET-HOuss 4-story
l4O Eug.Lh Basement In complete order. Gas, Batn &C
App, 10 B1oCO No Les las. z3ds beioro 10 or alter
3 % M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

L'RENCH LITERATURE and CONVERSE
IL TlON-Mesus DEZARNAULO and DB BONPARr,
both Of experienced Teachers and regular oogtrio
tors the Psrsan Press have opened DAY and E'ENIHd
CLASSES at No Bondst for Ladies and Gentemen VINO
FRENCH LANGUAGE Schools and private less ms stended
Apply rsorslly above, from to M and from 70
m ma
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Gouses to Eet.

pOOMS, with STEAM-POWER, to LEI
IL From 70 10 horsepower With bA 5ESENr aud ONE
FLOOR Of building No els Wes Sithst near lVtl-
sv Size Of building SIKH feet Inquire the premises
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
e .l,% jack ,om Patriot.,s

Under the above title. The subscribers pro-
pos. establishing. us sum as practicable, at
V,rnon, L,... u Newspaper devoted to the cause
OF EQuAL RIGurs," aud to the promotion ot
tuose noble r,pr sen,a'ives o' the tue Interests
oi our whole couairy-BREcKINluDGE ailn LANE.
With NO desire 10 atlec, in]uriously the per
sOnai interests Of any Oar, we expect lo combat
budIy the sentiments Of oil who oppose our
ptinc,pl.s. We Intend ALSO that our paper shah
b. characterized by that ,rue dignity and elc.
vat tone OF sentiment VII CHI should belong tu
cv,ry paper that cspouSes the cause j., which
we have enlis.ed Personal an,unosities shall
fad il u NJ n,outa-p pece We will address our
selves 10 the understanding aud not to the pas
sioa- uf men.
Our .per shall also be devoted to literature
and ~ the agricultural intcres sol our people
il sholt, We are Determined 10 make it every
thing that could be desired III u family news
paper.
10 the people Of our parish, we hunb'y sub
E1it our claims to their patronage, with The
earnest solicitation that they will assist us s'
fur IS is consistent with their feelings and ability
TEHAs-$2 50, in adpaass. Office over the
Drug etole. Edwin Z. KIDD.
C.,E.> THOMPSON.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
President Fillmore on DisuniOn.

We commend thu foiuwing to ,lnse VINO
cha .e u til d,sun'm Mr. Fillmore sPeakine
m Rochrslrr, New I"lks upon the Iaugrrs oI
The struggle 'fnr mrr' s'ciinal t!nmiu,nun in
the canvass If TN. Black Republicans tor' Fr
IN mt and Dayton. put. tile tiucslinn 10 hie
Nor IN aud, ID and thrr" whether they
would >lhm tr II similar IN Justice un tA" pnpi
u, thu son,ny The vast tnrorg l.,"ning re
-,nndcd No." with a u,v,r.M -Il"u, II d
'h., stIll more emphatic T. pils ,m-' II TO tn"
question. passug his own j nlg mrn' upotstr
p lint. No! trnly y"h"nul,l no; hnt til" lniv"r
al cry ,,Inu would rcnd the sk'e-." We give
theex r,ct j. qnss'io,-anl le,v its apple, i'm
tn tho.r o. lis tdvOeRtes in 1856. ho now r,Lc
,li.. shout Of ,li-llinn again thm Brock m'la"
men n " p,,lio tn n Il lib .ratrly taken by
Mr.. Fillmore a d sustaintd by IL Rpc!csirr
auditory.
"rhr North is bryqM all question the mos'
p"pnlois the IN st wealthy, and has tn mo,i
| voters. aud ,l;vore has the pnwrr tp iitl Ct
'hfz zi7j,isticr ,ipn, the South. Enf We enn b 81
| juig. OF it- cols, qlrncc- ly rtvcrs 6 haGase
| Supp,sr the Son h was the most p"pHl"l-. ihi
no, veal nv. and possessed the aftat'-t ntl,'t-
er nf electoral votes anl that i, skul'l ,leclmrc
thai fsrs,anr li,nci d or real injn -ticc 'lo" ~
| he Narth. ii wunhl elect no ~ hut n PrssidsDt
,ni Wee P,e-id nt "f sl,vrh"ld r.. trpm III"
Sutl to raie ov,r the Nor h. lhp yon think,
f.lnw.ci' Eng v"li would snhmiffo lhl-. ij',S
ic"? [Nn. Iin M, tnly y"n w"n'd "o'
hut ne .nivr-ai cry of NJ" would r.H'd 'h
,kics! AID can yoa srpp -" your S,n,her'
re,hr,n i..s. sensitive than yourselves, orr les
jeaian- Of III ir.ri.h,s?
.If y,", d.. let M tell yon that ynrI ar
much mistaken -n,nl,yor Wust therefore per
,4iye,,ha. tie sur>ss of nnhM pnr,v With slch NJ
.hi.Y MgsT BE 4 D1SspLUi7oN or TIL
U.Y1Oyn,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
wu.r IT lxtolvss.-Tbe Risl,mend wa;e j,

WuAr IT INvoLvEs.-The Riel,mend Whie rs
now manites'ins IN earn. ct d sire for coaii-
tion b tween thr Bill and Dnl,plas men. Hear
what it said som time past, that Douglas squat.
ter sovereignty involved:
Srnsi"r Dnu2las' doctrine in relation to th-
terri orial slavery question necessarily involve.
he correctness Of ,eward'>; because. il Con.
gross dues mi p''ssess III. power to rxclutl :
slavery from the territories. it Cannot ''-l-gaf-
that prw,r 10 thu sqnatlers or territorial get
Tiers. NJ d III las aud buchanan contend was
'lo," by th Kansas Nrma.ka hili In accept.
ing Do igia>' ,lhsR, !. therefore Southern ne,
di,qnaliiy ,m mseIves from d'nyinp tl,es con
.titutiou,lity aA,l sou''dhers Of Stward's.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

REGULAR NOMINATIONS. i.,c Douglasites i,-
sist with great stress on what they call fh
regular nomination of ll,"ir cand date. add
claim that he should lie supported on that
ground alone. A e. at deal ln"y care alIofs,
regular nomination y when It interiors; with
their laciiou. purposes. In Pennsy Viva iaa II
regular Democratic Electoral ticket il in nom
n,iion. but the DoupLs-F"r"yiteS propose TO
g., up anoth' r boiling and factio,s one !; ay,i
i, Krlst,,cky the Douglas organ Of the stat,
avows that the .Dosgl ,si.cs voted against the
rrgumr nomination Of McCiurty for clerk "i
app ala. Have the Dnu.l.sitf's. then. rrce,v,d
Dip .nsatien ~l,ich relieves them from the
oblis isation to support regular nominations =
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

A FACT FOR C0AsIDElsATloN..-T Chinese arc
proud nation. aud naturally enough. Their
la g,lage has existed four Thousand five hun
dred years. and 'very-body T. ads il. Our Ian
:.'!"ge iyy'eulay. a pprson whn lived in the
l-land ot Grrat Britain eight hundr, d years
ago could not unlerstanl one Of us. and VIZ
c"u'd no, make ourselves understood l,y him
But ContHci''s wrote six or seven hundred years
before .Iesn> Christ, a'ld lis language is rend
not l.y fifty or sixty millions who nn.lerstan,
The English language. hut by five hundred mil
lions 1T H. human race What a wonderful
power! lsir john Eow ring at Tract Svcie.
ty Meeting.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

~ Let 1t he sent abroad o, the wings OF
the wind thai john Il II is committed fully
C. mmitteh Comm tt'd to the fullest extent
to the Abolition d"gma that Congress has
Constitutional pow err to abolish slavery in tue
District Of Columbia, and that its exercise in
''"nr aspect Of the sn'jcct would be a erea,
cnus' rvaliv- nrasure."
Climb as high ~ yru may -bnrrow as deep
assyun inay--refile as much rs you may. yet
the fact is patent that, this cxpr s>iun Of Jol,
d u cant ~ got over by climb g nor got
nnd by burro~ing. nor explained away by
any refinement of language
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
nnr Douglas aud hi. .d,lu1ed e,,1ovc

Rsr Douglas aud hi. sdrlulcd followers
maintain the doctr nr that Congress must mol
intervene in h affairs "f the Territories, either
% establish. prot CT or prohibit slavery there.
And vet. in H.. very face of ,his declaration,
trey are p rsuing lin. of policy which leads
q the very opposite 10 what. they teach
For Will. asserting that thfy are III favor OF
n"n-ihterv"n'i"n by Congress tuey are In fact
f,v"ri,g the idea If inttrlef,ulce with slave
prop r y ''y the mpr. creature of Congress-
rh ir 'ioc'r'ne is that Territorial Legislature
may pr"hl'it OF establish slavery, bu.the cre..-
tor OF such q boly n,v-r.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
Henry Clay ON slavery in tle
IerPitOIics.

In.slS37 Henry Cay. the" senator Of the
Uui,rd States. introduced the following rcs',-
iuinls in the Senate;
"Iesoi,ei. That any attempt Of Cnpgrss 10
p "Mbir slavery i, The 7. ri nri"s Of the U.'i-
I'd SSlnt"s would create II serious alarm n a.a
jjist npprehenso would b. n v,na'i", "t
good tat,l, toward the inllnhi outs OF such T'r
T. tury who lave removed tr retb with the',
slwes. aud htonuse. when such Territory shall
ho nd n,'rd i,to III" Union nsa State. tie Teo
pie thereof *t" 'e untitled to decide that question er
rLt.sesiy Tor Memsclres''
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
] sCHARDT.

Prote'sor IF Music an Tie Piano and
GMiiar, u n
HEsrrcrrrILY an'YW!rcs t" the public
ni Monroe aud Onfteltita Parish, tlln,
having located himself here pernf:,n,ar,.
'y he is. f'illyWrparcd To under take
the repairing. and tuning Of Pianos, and
will also teaeh, II rcTniu+, both thu,
Guitnrand "'anu.-.Prrsolls who Anny
need his ser" ;cs, wsll find it to their
aNantagc to 'rn)snyAi", as lie iIattrrs
himself that Nc is competent to give
the most unrqnivocn1 satisfaction.
Orders left at the WAtch-ulnkcr's cstal .
lsl'mrnt, vii. receive prompt attention,
JUNE II -. II
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

3HAuLrNo Dnwy THE Dnu0I.As FL,o--The Bo,.
ivar (r''nn) Dem:crh Comes to us tits week
with the RREcSINRIDGH instead OF the DnUulas
flag fivina ~ iis tbist.hral. The former editor
announces that he has rtired from the politi-
ca, d p,rtment Of the paper. whicl, b. ha, pla-,
ca in the haads Of Louis u. BBowv, ESQ.,. dur
int the casp ,ign.
Thu. hive two Democratic papers desert ed
Mr. DoudlAs since his nomination. leaving on.
" Mssto aalvocate his election, while tresiS pl
cayocste Ne rslsetien q Nh 8sDeknAdsoe
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

Still. ASOrHER.--Thc Nashville Union an,
American says that one OF the most effective
speeches ut tie ratification m,erting at Cia,k.
willie, was delivered by MIR. LoWr, Atier'py
General from that district. and il mrinbr III
the opposition party. lie said that he had
never cast . Democratic vote, but fit compai'-
ed in the present cysis tp plant hms III upon
the BrckInri'ign AID Ll''c platform. So We
g.. Tratu il mighty a.rl'wi prevail.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
M,sscun1 Am KsxrucxY.-lt i. pre,ty ws

ascertaiuel that the Br, r,cknridge party have
the Legislature If 9issnrr, BY decided m ,jnr.
ity. Th. Bell party was utterly n,sh"l nut
In kentucky, the vote poile' at III" recent
ISlrction i. supposed to he about 4bUDf short
Co,mb. (f,r b. is elected l,y large majority.
SIN, vet b" did MT c'iy.. M large avor LII.
Oppo.ttion candidate for G"vEn~dR, at thesirs..
yio,s election, and tLa, cand date was b atei'
5000 vnte-l
For both Missouri and Kentucky. Mr.. Brock.
inridse has. by far, the best chaac". esp c'aay
.srvrrv day Shows how dead Douglas is in North
Carolina, Georgia Florida, Alabama. Miasissip
| 81. A5kanas and TsxaA-l llesSom0y Nail
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
\ Politaoal5 Gates 1sl Wartl
Qsaeeii Who said IL ! ,pIIsessA ia g Ual,ea

who said II : tpeesh II ~ United
States Senate: s5 II,
. Had been coascleatluusly oppcsed 10 ola
very aud led seitledsiM Kai.sas with view IL
better ny csndit.ol, and Witnessed the ssutra-
ses tAld ~ have been sofnrsitted by the citizens
st Missouri - The igl(tS u the tree .tate iuhab.
1 .tAats Aud had ielt my ,leck CALLED by the
yoke " y usurped gOvernmeni, and hud lus,
III h0pr oi rsi'tf from any quarter-- u rssi&ancs
r ateA eEFrsssion Gs treason, 50 HEl1 " Gop l
WOULD AAvE sxE& yKAgloRP @
Asssr-JOHN BEl1. .6's s4 5 Gov
10, Qsssao~-- Who settled In Kansas, eoaecisa.
,cious'y orpossd 70 SLAVERY, With view 10. bet
ter bis c.sati.ioa, and witasssed all that trans.
pir.d there! .4.. -.... ..Fi
Aassssr--John Brown, wse died u Charles.
Town, Virginia. -t
Qusst'o~ who voted Against lhe rule to ex.
clade Ab"li.iou petitisas lLom tAa House Of
R,presentativesi
Ans'esr- JoaS BELL, JeAa Quincy Adams
Tom Corwin and o,hers. '.''.' b..
Qsssios- Wllota % Sir, II any should new
dsslrc lu know my poor iaiou upon the pr.,.
pr mode oi iiGraainatfig this thi<xicau) war,
sssy 'ottitsn. Nuke the l#s, Treaty witha Y "
tug severnnlrnt you Gun II you must hav
t"s .errii"ric. "f New Mexico sud California,
Ct u cessis" eflhm lit yoa canaot do that,
s'me buck 70 the Rio Grande. u the boundary
You claim titir tt'. and thss.sss saess Aoaore'
Assayr-- J0RN BELL. .''
Qusstien--' 10 said in lis speech in the. Sen,
ate: . Ny advice Is, . op the warl Flee tue
country a< yOn would city doonaud to dss.rsc-
ton by 4 from Aeavens"
Aasssr- R1sl. sras.r....y- I4.e.-
'easaion-Who saitl: II fully eoncurred in
th" main line Of .argumrnt in NJ. Sumner.
speech" j" th" Senate on the Kansas hill, and
for ~licl Bre"ks canea him.
Anaeer- -Elw ard Everett
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

DOUGLAS Coin TO THE KNEEs!-1t Is almost
sad 10 note, day by day, even the approach "t IL
p,iIicaI DEATH. Douglas was ono, in u conf
manding position. He rI,lrd on his iatea d :.
few weeks will see him d posted IN the poi'cal
grave yard. 1nnearly ali tue south, lib leaders
confess his wcakuess ~ 'h'ir coalition with the
friends Of b II. lie iscnld up To his knees! All
will soon he over-and the worst is, h. will not
have followers enough to make respectable
funeral processi"n
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

L - ADouglas Yapet. ii sllasiou to Mr.. Blu.
chsnua, quesalSh aud replies ,IasSA
Where ase,hisfri,ads3 We are almtek knss,s
= mud N sstas q n net he eas nspe. ssss A.ss h
Wewiif 40 s,irssim and answer it. also
Who arehis ensuiesf 1Aose hs ,Sfisea to buy.
ErH Ztedey,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

K+:Srucxy-Petsrs. Rreckiaridge Democrat.
is elected in Kentucky Judge Of H.. Court Of
Amp .as in District which went for CnombS.
The Opposition organs wo,'t let t!sir readers
know it. They probably begin to think that
these local elections are no sest4Of the strength
Of Presidential Candidates
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

SEwARD.ON lHEs ,ovNMr.-Wm II. Seward
arrived ~ kNnsva, -Ale.,, un tAe l,ol,tg III tne
IL u. \ Ndisl,Atcn tlienee r. r'pvrs.,nt- MA tn
nave hte,itfeceiSsd On the ny cr rw.is q.
cilszeus. He wAs-wAitud O.. y, the Man. sor,l House
ill the ,.i,.reopn t,ydhe W,de Awsk's u,la Va
imnenss crs,wd. lie spike II few nl.Hte-,n.-
ter mhicu lion. -llanu.ual 4taulliu. Hon. j. 4.
Hale, Hon. J. W.shburnr. Jr.. a.,d Gov. Nor.
rll ware loudly called ior AID ur,, Ny Responded
Mr.. Seward et tnr ins hom. next Muynlug by
tue way vi Portland and Bu>tu.i. blow.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

-NOI1CE ~ PLANTERS.
GUNNlsON,- CHAPMAN 8. Co.,
o. ST CHARLES ST, N o.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Stationary and Portable Steam
Engines, -S
CALORIO YlNGlNnS. :.
SAW MILLS, AND ALI. DLse.irrIoNs or
PLANTATION MACHINERY,
Guile It's Patsuts Steel Brush
Cotton Gin.
MR. STONE win VI IN Monroe and vi.
AVA entity for the next three @,ilontt,s,
and Planters desiring t0pht up Steam
next season, tar Gin or Saw Mill. will
find it to their intWest t6tget l.is csti.
mate he ore purcl,fainE -
We were awarded tho frN P,euj-
u'n ut Mississippi State Fair In NJ.
vM,her lust Tor the lest Stationary
Engine on exhibition, when there WAS
large competition. -. Az we ure man
ntac,nrers OF our Engines, wo Gun
furnish u better Engine fJr the price
thun those who barter in them. The
Steel Brush Cotton Gin has taken Tho
Premium wherever exhibited, and has
ginncd more cotton and made II better
sample from the same material, (this
Gin will clean thy cottul,af nearly all
the dust and sand, and Planters run
M risk ip TRYING it, us NY PAY tit docss
not prriorm well. %
When ii is started .properlS'it hae
40 competition for speed, saDpls. and
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
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r. RiCllARDSO4N
sAtt0rssey " CSsasselOr Mt Law, +
~. -, 4. .-....4a. MVNnUR, l.A.
viii practice III NIL the Courts OF I'll. 18th
lmlcl"i District and lhr parishes Of Caldwell
,nd franklin.
Oci. IL. 1859. ~,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
Douglas Figures-Anti-Dsusa
kACIS. r.

About the coolest fakehood At pressatia ci~
culaton is Ar. Douglas letter acc-pt2e III.
positiOu of cauliJAle iOr the Prssiasdhy l..
.hat le.ter he suys thai his nvu,iaa,iuh wse mau,
with The concurn nee OF mure than two -.nllu.
OF ths " hole number Of del, gat,s AID ia exac.
concordance will tLe long established usag,
Vi the party" g q .is.l.1, INA.
Before proceeding 10 shov W the falsity .,
this assertio.. we d. .re " " lack " I've Charles
lo1 conye yenLiun a,.u lGt uuC read rs iato tAe ".
ctet Of Douslas apparent strength in thai
vody. kOr .he tirst ,u.c ia The history of. tn
Democratic party y rule was there adopted tL.,
permitted v sAus..Aai Cuutentlun ~ Aul>rt,Es
u.0 dictate the luauncr ln WI icA soyef~i4 4.
States should Cast their vOles- We allule /.
sne aeso!uaou "A.cu sul'presssd thu voice q
ant,-Doullas lnli.u.lL,a a.u " we hAlle lln>
gave IA .uc 1tA, " o. M,uOtlslsSl ~ hls 1avul
~ inis ru!c ne xatueu luAluaakars<iu Las law.
..,It1 -,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
J. +. ELLIS, :
Attorney nnl COu ulasel.Or ut Law.

AssOV1HCy NnN NNVWtlNCHaOr1 nv tAlaN, !,
MoSRon, la. 80
WlEt. attend the Courts ifNhc Par.
shes M Was|ita jackson, Union
Monhunse, FRANKLIN, Catahoula nn.l
caldwell, ais", the Supreme Conrt Of
,lr State, and U. $, District Court ~
Monroe. LII.
Tie will also attend promptly to any
land lmsinrss entrusted to him.
Feb. 8, 1860. l.y1
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20

following relnarks OH tue Kentucky eltc'i"n:
Coombs. feccnliy efsctea clerk OF The Court "i
Appeals in Kentucky, received s.nIler vote
than that cast Isst ytnr t"r i5ch, tacNUppasi.
tion caudiats Tor Gover,n,r.' 81 was .hl a.
I'd $500, vstss by Magofin. Dem"crotc n"n.-
inee. This tshows thWt tht 70 Is II Denocta,lc
'rtssyve in Kentucky thatewill teitNm N,tvru,-
ber. The I,asse> love JoaA G. Br,chin.ldge,
aud they will asol,t like tiie giant Aoln A.
sluMbers, lor No Nov lMuur rac...
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-20
NO. 43.
,aretess,osui Garos.

NM. g, ttrxtS. wM, r ATKINS.
fJtPKiNs& &ATKlNS--Aror.eys at L,r. tMo,,
l rs lt') ~wil. practice III The parisles,
"orct,htlSc, Onachi,a, Caldwell. Fr. nklin ak,
tsai iah"nt. [mayS 'U0--lyI