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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07

The Republicans Of the lid Assembly District
held meeting last night, at No 49, Canal street, for
the purpose of organizing Campaign Club. num-
Der of nsmes were entered upon the ron temporary
organization was formed and the meeting adjourned
till Saturday, to complete permanent working organ
ization
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POLICE RECORD FOR THE WEEK.

KEw-YoRK, Sept. 6, 1850.
sAKOs DRAPz esq PyedeHt Of tie Board Of COm10ners
o} Public Charities and Corrections
DEAR SIR; The following is list of persons ar
rested by The police and committed at the several Districts for
examination charges Of utoxicaon dsordery conduc and
vsTsDcy during the week ending Sept together with
number discharged by the magistrates and the complaints dis
missed also. the lumber remaining in prison, Sept s.
YRsT DIsTRICT-JUsTICEs WELSH AND KELLY
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fAdvertizAmAntl
THE PRINCE OF

THE PRINCE OF WALES AT GURSEY's GALLERY.
The only likeness In the United States Of his Royn
Hghness the Prnceo Wales exhibition ai 0rRSsIs Gal
lery. j. 0URNEY 81 DON, NO iV' broedVay'
CoprRs for SALE
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-szpr 6-Befos
Judge BETS.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIn TERx-sKPT. 6.-Betscs
Justice PIRRREPoNT

PARTNERSHIP DISAGREEMENTs.
Theophile Kock at. L. CanteL
This motion for an Injunction and receiver is made
by partner against the ether the time of the partnership not
having expired
ground alleged Of harmony in It's Business quar-
re between the parties and failure Of proh The dsfendant
denies that the business prosperous and denies dir
cue 10 the business except occasional dispute
sufficient ground examination Of the whole to interiors
Sl0co
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Receipts OF Produce.

Total BY all Rostss SEPT G. lsS0-l4s1e bbas rosx, %
bbs Corn Meal rs eT bush. Wheat 200 bush Data 81 z
bush Corn l bush Rye, ssS Pkss Provisions q pkss Asass
40 pkas. Whisky, 24l bags Seed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-07

The Ohio and Mbsis.ippi win show falling of
when compared with August, 1859.
The freight statistics Of the Illinois Central for ths
fret eight months this year. compared with tho tirs
eight months of 1859, are as follows:
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In Of the roads, other than the Hannibal and
St. Joseph, provide nothing. OF the last interest
paid in July there provided by the roads 900
beside the amount of 10000 paid by the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Road. BY law all the roads not providing
the interest on the State bonds are forfeited 10 the
State. The Pacific main line, North Missouri, aud
Iron Mountain Roads, have failed to pay and these
roads have about twothirds of the State debt 1t is
supposed that the Legislature that meets in December
will either declare these roads forfeited and order
them sold for the amount of the State lien, OF make
some arrangement TO secure their earnings for the
State interest fund.- The net earnings of the Pacific
Road last year were over 1900, 900; both the other
roads show considerable earnings above their
pensesi and all of them are steadily increasing Their
earnings have been appropriated in extending aud CON-
pleting the roads. No more bonds except the Guar
anteed Bonds of the Stste can be issued without the
sanction Of the next legislature and IA believed
very large majority Of the members elect are strongly
opposed to any ncrease Of the Safe debt The Pacific
Rqad-ths only road now in progress Of eoasrucsoa--
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SUPREME COZ KT1sPEclAL IEEs.-sEPho

Before lNGRAHAN.
The People &C. rel Patrick Lynch and others at The Board
Of Aldermen Of the City OF New fot a,
A motion was made on the part Of the Board OF AZ
be opened and se aside 4 appeared writ did no. coz
respond With the alternative wit Inc s .ct n. nsr
emptory wit to act upon and oodm 0ounse ss.u .s,
was not PropOsed on return Of the % .ss tts Bosrt !,
take action on the subject that the power Of the Co to
order the sGsrd 70 He saa rom the psrsmptory writ
to show that Il did correspond WIN Tue aetHafe ~nm
f bn ors red the writ to be opened Counsel for the
claimed the night e Sn oLoelns zoe So med
would hear agumen. that point on the lh inst and thst
or return might be ntepo'ed before that time
'e Foe bs Board o. Aldermen H. H. Anderson for the REALTORS
ca 'uU TffRssREEs-sEPr. 6-BefOre Justice IssRAHAx
PosTPoHEMENT or THE KRUGG HABEAs CORPUS
THE CASE OF THE TEXAS LAND FRAUDs.
The Krugg babeas corpus, which was set down for
the eator in consequence of absence witnesses
The Of besns ct al sst Sman al up for
made by Justice Sutherland who Il now out Of town Justice
lnsahsm suggested pO'tponemeni until next Monday which
VIM. s. Sears agt. John X. Brdy-Leave granted
60 plaintiff TO this motion the papers ot the second
Monday OF September at u m.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-rHURspAr sxrr g.
- Before Judge RUssELL-
Thomas Dolan and Hugh Hardy were found guilty
OF bIesting into the 10th July and stealing htecs
bss Of cats Doan sentenced TO two and HARDY 70 ts
years IN the State Prison.
counterfeit IS the evening Of the 18th Of August, The nrS
street next counterfeit presented No slt Canal
street The bs were good mutations Of bs tie Bes nsss
William JOns. and Henry Gsary pleaded sssy 60 an
with intent oob Jone. sentenced to three saa ossV
Thomas MccSe pleaded suy Ofpssi, l,To'nJ and 80" ''i
70 s al rsSl,i Ill 4 o ,S sS. %oruh
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EDWARD Fl. DIXON M. D., Editor Of The
Bcspe and Operating and Consuus surseon Nc ~ sths,
Once consultations the obscure diseases Of the pev
sce Rupture Piles varioocee and Fisuls radically cures
without the knife hgature. Oce hours from 10 to
and 70 9 evening"
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As the Wabash could under no circumstances be
ready for commission before the lst OF March, 1861 We
omit her name.
The Plymouth, whose arrival at Hampton roads, was
Yesterday announced by telegraph, will probably be
nut out of commission at once, and her crew aud
% middies' transferred TO the Constitution.
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fAdyertisement.I

III. SAUCE celebrated throuzhOs Europe and warmly
a. unrivs richness and decaey Of taste RELISH IN
surpassed BY s other Sauces TO ready dishes ~
no one accustomed 20 s 1se would care 70
oil 81 b Ioeded with the richest yiAnds without H. Cheaper
Superior sauces. has only 20 Try 70 test i's
superiority
Sold by al Grocers everywhere. A. PAKKER NO 10 bee1
nAg-sL, Agent foT the United States
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Two army Courts-martal are ordered, one at Wash
ington and the other St. Louis Mo. The former is
to try Lieut. Drysdale, 3d.Artllery, and the latte,
Major Whiting of the 9th Infantry.
An importsnt change in the administration of the
ordnance of the navy is looked for.
Troops for Carlisle left New-York few days since,
and arrived all well at their destination.
Carlisle il now garrisoned by about $50 mounted
men. There are over 300 recruits and others On CIV
ernors leland.
A large batch Of soldiers lie to leave this city 10 a
few weeks for Texas, 10 reinforce the Companies
serving there.
Commander Foote during lie absence ON vacation
of Flag-ofRcer Breeze, is acting Commandment of the
Brooklyn Yard.
The term Of service Of the U. S. ships Sabine and
Savannah now on the home station has expired. Un-
less the state of affairs in Central America continues
to remain unsettled they will be home in few weeks
The Savannah is already detached.
Capt GansevoOrt, of the Navy-Yard, expects to
have the Cumberlands battery complete, aud of the
fret class, in week or two.
More ships are ordered TO be fitted out The steamers
Mississippi and Fulton, and the corvette Cumbe rand
will be overhauled without delay. The Mississippi is
at Boston the Cumberland is expected here every day
from Portsmouth, n. H. Notwithstanding the dis
chalmers Of the authorities naval people expect fight
somewhere The list Of ships preparing, is now as fol-
lava.
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COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONS-THuRsDAT sxPr. g.
Before Iudre

FEpqos New. Agent Bryy.Lo "a sseos 70, the 60 80
rninrns. Hs seceivss By the NewspiecS Efrs" t'S
8 Pm
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The Montour Iron Company works weresold at auc-
ton at Philadelphia Tuesday, by order Of the trust
ees The entire property was purchased by Jos. A.
Clay, esq, for party Of gentlemen already largely
interested in tie Company, for 100000, of which
$4,000 paid in cash t, the suctoneers when the
property was struck off.
Tie operations of the United States branch mint at
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Advertisement

Mothers with Children can obtain PHREN0LoIG-
tcAL EEAHisATIogs, with charts and full written
q elsrAoet ~ calling Prof FowLKE, No So btoAap
son m 20 Beside giving the true charnssi 10.
point or the calling pusut which each person pe
sesd A.' how to govern and direct the mnda Of children
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Cons'mp- Consmp.

A STATEMENT Of the supply and Consumption Of Cotton IN
Europe and the United States T the ten years ending Nth
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BOLD STREET RoBBERY.-About "a o'clock on
"wednesday evening Mrs. Mseder residing No l55 West
Foureent passing hrough Sixth near -Four
senh when young rascal known Jacob Colston ran
instant snatched retcule from her and fed
An raised whersupon several gentlemen chase
AID sucoeeded seng the fugitive whqm they passed to the
custody o. ocer Christopher Of the Ninth Ward Police The
ecus consiDed about SIS vash aud otner vsuabe
Of the prisoner The accused taken
before Justice QUsckenbush, and locked up for trial II is al
legged that Coston time since stole gold watch from the
cabin OF vessel lying IL the North River
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Total. SlNiW4 % phiso.V 80
Miscellaneous deducted from tine
II ADDED would the amount earnings for oto about
S220-which viii make the gain In earnings ior AnSon
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The toll receipts from the Ohio canals aud turnpkes
during the month Of August, 1860, was si302ii tolls
for the same month last year. s226 9i 49, increase,
$50 39 81.
The Chicago Press and Tribune of Monday evening
says:
The liberal shipments produce during the past days his
supplied the well with Eastern exchange and rates
pssn e1e The selling the banks Il y cent premium,
but round lots could be obtained at cent and sales
made the street at cent With the present receipts and
plenty of freight Eastern exchange will doubtless de-
cline to cent premium. There active demand for
currency bat the bankers are generally well supplied
The following statement in reference TO the uances
Of Missouri will be found interesting:
RESOURCES Missouri applicable TO the plymen, Of The STATE
intget "a 1861, ye'Peetire Of any Of the Ea'HiH9' Of he
Railroads
From mill tar collected IN December next, including
licenses, estimates based revenue OF past four 49,.
mill special tax $4,000
Benk appropriated 10 interest fund 100000
Estimated revenue from year........... 100000
100000
Deduct appropriation 10 schools, one-quarter
of the mill S2l5,V0
General Expenses Of the STATE estinR ted by
Auditors report at $4,000 to which add
$4,000 for increased expenses........ 10000 625 600
sI,oT5cOO
Amount Of interest payable In January and
July next. :..................... 81 10000
OF which the Hannibal and st jos, ph Road
l3OOO0-l 600
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PRIsoRFRs 81 RREEDERED.-Tbemas Cunningham
and Patrick NoEeay recently arrested ID passing counterfeit
Money Aus been surrendered Dy their bondsman
arrested and taken before the magistrate al the Tombs who
Committed then for trisL
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M a 400 ono aa4 OOO 81 $500 62ag Oo saa4 OO0

TABLE showing the yeee;pt Of the principal articles from the
Interior during the year ending 3 august 1862 9th their
ILL LII rInLrI.
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Rus OyKR.-In Bellevue Hospital, yesterday, james
OBnen ITshnan eyed 25 died nom injuries received on
tie 81 b, beiug n over By between WILLIAMSBURG
Newt L l. DE fen from his vehicle aus was in
jUred by another alongside Coroner heee held an
Inquest. Verdict. Accidental death"
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NBURETD TO DEATH "A eoOred girl named Pho
Ist Brown four years age died yesterday the NewYork
Hospital from injuries received the previous day she took
csDnphene from shelf during her mothers absence and
burned 10 Jaokmsn held the inquest Verdict
ace death.
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BLAsTISG AccIDEET IN FIFTH AvEEUE.-About
soe'ck "Wednesday morning Thos Cornell who resides IN
Fifth the Ninety street blasting
rock eight blocks down the when be struck by
flying gmeu and dangerously injured APocemsn conveyed
i1 hOue
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FoRHGs IsPokTs al Nec YORK for Eight Months from Jan
Entered for Consumption s654lsn s1al2so $ll82O 26s
Entered for Warehousng.. lT35l40 2,lI38 ~ 800 IA
free Goods ........... lS298266 2l35OO52 1s86 23l
Specie and Bullion. l,8s294o l,6i950l ssl,s
Total entered the port 94 s57 S18 05l Sls 579
Withdrawn from W'house 281925l5 l7,A6s63 223i,755
ExPoKrs from Neto York Foreign Poy,s for month Of
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VIM. 5. Sears agt John X. Brady.-Leays granted
e plaintiff 70 renew this motion the papers for the second
Monday Of September, at u m.
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ADVERTISEMENT
GURHEY's GALLERY.
No. 70T Broadway.
PHOTOGEAPHk, IyOKYTYPKs.
.IATUkzs - OIL and DAGUHRkKOTYPEs

Advertisement
"a PHOTOGRAPHS 81.
By HOLNKs's New Tnyeution.
No. 5s5 Broadway.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession IF Rachd IFood, dcca.
by virtue Of M order 81 sale issued
~ out of the Hon. the Dist. Court in
and for the Parish Of Cnachlta and
State of Louisiana, to me directed, 7
will offer Tor sale at public auction, at
the late residence Of the deceased, also.
the late residence Of Seneca Martha
about 8 miles West OF Trenton, ON
TUESDAY, TIls 10TH DAY OF JANuary,
1860, between the hours prescribed bv
law, all the personal property invcn-
toricd in said Succession, consisting
in part Of tue following: One Horse,
one yoke of Oxen, one Wagon, thirty
Hogs, more or less, twenty head of
Cattle more or less, three feather beds
and bedding, lbcdstcads, mattresses,
&c, &c. A large lot of household and
kitchen furniture, &c, DC. A lot OF
farming utensils, &c, &c, 20o.busllcls
of corn, more or less. also, the follow,
ing tract Of land with all the improve
mcnts, to-wit ". w. I of ". w. !
and S. J of ". W. +, Of Sec. 33 in town
ship Is, N. Of Range 2 East, contain
ing 100 acres, more or lcss.
Terms Of salc--cash, at the apprais
ed value, in accordance with Arts. 99l
and 99l Of the G. p.
NANCY SMITH, Adt~.
Monroe, La. Dec 9Th, 1859: 81:
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05
Parish Maps.

MAPS of Carroll, Madison, Ouachita,
uA Morchouse, Caldwell, Concordia,
VIM, Catalloula, Franklin, Tonsas,
parts Of Rapides, Avoyelles, ST. Lam
dry ard St. Martin.
The subscribers having prepared
Maps of the above Parishes, for the
purpose of representing lands Hlat are
offered for sale in the above Parishes,
have been induced to have them pub
lished, so as to place the information
which they contain within the reach OF
all who may feel an interest in the
rich and thriving part of the State
which they represent. Each Map will
represent the public surveys, and the
different tracts of land offered for sale,
with the names of TIC owners, and
their address, or the address of thcii
agents. 10 facilitate the publication
of the Maps, and to add to their use.
fulncss, a space will be left on the mar.
gin for professional and business cards,
for which moderate charge will be
made, according to position and size OF
tho card.
The Maps will be furnished to sub.
scribers at 50 for plain copies, end for
copies mounted ON rollers "a will be
charged.
Lands for sale in any Of the above
Parishes will be designated on the
Maps, with reference to owner or agent
at one to two cents per acre, according
to quantity advertised.
- McCERREN, LANDRY & CO.,
Auctioneers. Appraisers and General
Land Agents. Office and Salesroom
Masonic Hall, St. Charles st., corne,
Perdido. d.
Nov. II, 1859. St.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05
T. gal.


Estate Of Nancy Eddins, Decd.
TuToRsHIp OF HER MINOR CHILDREN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will
4 sell at public auction, in pursu-
ance to the order Of Court, all the pro-
pcr,y comprising said estate, consist
ing Of about 420 acres Of land more or
less, situated about 81 miles from
Menton, on the Claiborne road, and the
following negroes, to wit:
Polly, aged about 45 years;
John, aged about 81 years;
Harriet. aged about l6 years;
Aaron, aged about 10 ycprs;
Sarah, aged about Is years;
Green, aged about 9 years; all one
family.
Amanda, aged about 80 years;
Guss, aged about Is years;
| norcas, aged about l years;
Fanny, aged abont years;
Lucy, aged about. Is years;
Phcbe, aged about IL years;
Also one wagon, two yoke Of oxen,
four head Of cattle and IS head of
hogs, together with sumo other small
items ct personal property, and SO
shares of stock in the ", S. 4 Y. Rail.
road Company--said sale to effect n
partition amongst the heirs and per.
sons interested in said estate and pro-
pcrty. 4.
Terms Of sa'c-For the negroes, ono
half cash and the balance in twelve
months from the day Of sale, with
eight per cent. interest from tho day
OF sale, with mortgage and personal
security. For the land, one third cash
and the balance in one and two years
from the day Of sale, in equal pay
ments, with eight per cent. interest
from the day Of sale, will, good per
sonal security and mortgage on the
land; and for the personal property,
Tor all sums under $25 cash, and for
all sums over that on credit of twelve
months from the day of sale, with
eight per cent, interest from date of
sale, with good personal security.
The sale to be made on the prcmis-
es, at the house now occupied by Jas.
Bishop, on the end day Of January, A.
D. 1860. JULIUS j. NASH,
Monroe, Nov. S-tds. Tutor.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05
Il, 'enicima |
INSUR ANCE!

Tie following Companys have com
piled with the Law Of the State OF
Louisiana in relation to agencies Of
Foreign Insurance Companys:
THOS. ASkEW, State Collector.
ADAM GlFFEN, City Treasurer.
New Orleans, June I, 1859.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of
New York.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COM
PANY of Hartford, Connecticut.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE and MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield,
Massachusetts. :.
HAMPDEN INSURANCE COMPA-
NY, Of Springfield, Massachusetts.
ATLANTIC FIRE and MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Providence,
+. l. .- ssr
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER and HULL
INSURANCE.
Stocks Of Merchandise, Buildings
Furniture, Manufacturing establish
mcnts, Freight Lists, &C., covered
against loss or damage by Fire and the
perils of Navigation.
POLICIES issued in and out of this
city, and a return Of twenty per cent
made in cash.
POLICIES issued Cor the country
without the. country clause.
POLICIES, MARINE and RIVER
issued in and out Of this city, to cover
Merchandise and Cotton, aud an un
conditional return of twenty per cent
made at settlement on the first Of eacl
month.
The CAPITAL of the above Com
panys is all paid up in CASH, will
large Surplus.
All losses adjusted and promptly
paid in this city, in CASH,
The best references given in and Out
of this city, on application at tho Of
fee. .....
P. TAlRCHlLn, Agent.
10 St. Charles street,
Sept. l, 1859. 3m.
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MiseelIaneou S.
Notice
TO ADMIRERS, OF FINE STOCK.

AADAoAAsA<AsSf
THE undersigned here.
= by gives notice that, -
at a great cost, he has pro- Vm
cured from Kentucky and 6~
introduced into this parish, 9s
q fine Stallion called "Rainbow,
Jr.," now only three years old, and
that he intends standing him during
the ensuing Spring and Fall seasons
ls6o) at the following pricea, viz:
For single leap............$l0 90
BY the season. .............. 20 90
By the insurance. ....... -. 40 90
Persons residing at distance can
bring and leave thier mares, as ample
pasturagc will be provided and no
charge will be made except for corn
and fodder fed to them (if desired y,
with the understanding that the sub
scriber will not be responsible tor es-
capes or accidents.
Rainbow, Jr.,S will stand only at
home, and will, for no consideration,
make other stands
Below will be found the pedigree Of
F" Rainbow, jr," but any one can come
and see him for themselves.
-s-'54 H. FAuLK.
Rainbow, jr.," is a steel gray, l6
hands high, weighing upwards Of
twelve (lal hundred pounds, aged
three years May 18th, 1859. His Sire
was the celebrated trotting horse
Rainbow" who was by an imported
Canadian horse out of a booded mare
raised near Lexington, Ky.
The dam of Rainbow, jr.," was a
Messenger. He was sired the proper
ty of David Gable, Of Clark county, In.
diana. -..s
Rainbow, jr," has been successful
in winning in all rings where he has
been exhibited. He was exhibited at
the county fair as a two year old and
received first premium.
| He was also exhibited again this
last Spring at three year old, and
took first premium was exhibited
again the same Spring in q sweep
stake ring against nine competitors,
and received first premium.
He is looked upon as one Of the fin.
est horses of his age ever raised in the
county, and since his sale and it was
ascertained that he was going to leave
the State, there has been II great de-
sire to purchase him and keep him in
lhe county where he was raised, as his
stock is highly priced.
COONs & REYNOLDS.
Louisville, KY, Aug. 90, 1859.
November II, '59--ly
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05
Chapel Hill School.

THE winter term commences Nov.
i 9th. The Directors and patrons
OF this School are determined, by>stea.
dy and united effort to establish per.
manen'ly a good Home School. A new
building will be completed by the 18th
of January, and other conveniences in.
dispensibleto the schoo! room supplied.
Its former success, healthful location,
and the influence of moral and
christian community are considered
sufficient to secure the prompt attend.
ancc of the limited number of pupils to
be admitted.
For further information address.
A. j. LYON, Trenton, La.
Nov. "a, 1859. 2m. 81 So
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05
Succession Sale,

In pursuance to an ordero of the Hon.
District Court, of the parish of Qua,
chita, l will offer for sale at public
auction at the late residence of Sam'l.
Allen, decd. about Is miles West of
Monroe, on Monday, the 9th day of
January, 1860, the personal property
of the Succession of Sam'l. Allen, decd.
as shown by the inventory taken by
B. D. Sheppard, Recorder, on the sth
day of October, 1859, consisting in
part Of the following described prop.
erty, viz: A stock of cattle, a crop
of corn and cotton, an OK wagon and
yoke of oxen, lot of farming tools
etc., and 2 horses.
Terms of sale on a credit of l:
months--purchaser giving bond will
approved security.
JAMES H. MILLING, Sheriff.
Monroe, La, Dec. 29th, 1889. - so