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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-27
The Opening scenes.
The Tribune gives the following account 0
the Charleston Convention:

The Tribune gives the following account Of
the Charleston Convention:
The most striking features attending the or
ganization Of the Convention were the absence
Of enthusiasm, and the limited attendance Of
outsiders. In the gallery set aside for ladies
exclusively only fourteen were present; that
for men was scarcely filled.
Mr.. Flourney, temporary Chairman, exhib-
lied decision and frmness. The proceedings
from the first blast were characterized by signs
of an incipicnt struggle between the North and
the South tor ascendancy, and clearly indica-
ted an approaching storm: .
The movement of Mr.. Fisher OF Virginia, to
introduce Mr.. Woods protest, and attempt to
exclude New York and Illinois delegates from
participating in the organization, occasioned an
exciting and tumultuous scene, which compell-
ed the Chairman twice to appeal to the Conven-
ton to sustain him.
Messrs. Cochrane and Richardson, on behalf
of New York and Illinois, adroitly accepted
the proposition to waive their representation on
credentials, but contended for their right on
the organization, and succeeded with only four
Southern States in the negative, and California
divided. The course Of Virginia on this test
excited comment, and did not conciliate either
interested State, while the whole Northwest
stood solid by their claims. The South was
not satisfied with one defeat on this point, but
repeated its efforts to shut out those States on
various questions. The delegates from Misss-
sippi and Alabama were most conspicuous, and
the whole spectacle recalled some of the strug-
Giles In the House on the election Of Speaker,
when violent members insisted on being heard
in defiance of calls to order and the rules.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-27

NEw MAP OF New ESGLASD.-We have had
the pleasure of examining new and splendid
Map Of the New England States. just published
by Messrs. VIM. Z. & A. A. Baker & Co., Of
New York. It is about five feet square, and
contains every town in New England, separate
ly and distinctly colored, so rs to DO easy of
examination at n glance. All the mountains,
rivers, lakes, ponds, railroads and post roads,
are also plainly given. No other map has ever
been published which gives so complete panc-
rama Of New England as this. In addition to
the New England States, it gives an enlarged
map of Boston and adjacent cities, a portion OF
New Brunswick, Canada TO the st. Lawrence,
and two tiers of counties in the State Of New
York, showing the Hudson valley down to New
York city. In one corner of the map is COM
pletc and full map of the United States and
Territories. A very ingenious time table ex-
hibits by means Of several dials the relative
time in thrty-fve important cities in different
parts ofthe world. This map has been engraved
upon steel, and is the only steel plate suspen-
sion map ever published. The typeis clear and
distinct, and the whole appearance Of the map
is pleasing and in good taste. It is manufac-
tured by CoLroS, the prince Of Map Makers.
II ought to DO in every place Of business and in
every family.
The map Is recommended by Jonathan Tuck,
Fred ID. Edgcrly, Marshall Pierce, s. A. Booth
BY, W. ii. Thompson, L. @. Stevens, Rev. Chas,
Tenney, Rev. Chas. +. Foster, Of our city.
Z. II. Wiggin, Edward p. Burnham, James
NJ. Burbank, d. F. Hamilton, Joseph Hobson,
Of Saco.
These maps are sold only by the publishers,
and no variation in prices. Messrs. g. q.
Keeney and others, partners in the above named
company, are now in town, and will canvass
the county for the sale Of this map.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-27
Second Days PROCEEDINGS.

No Ballots but Much Speaking and
Strategy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-27
8 CON D Az.

F. B. FoLLE1T. @. j. TUCKER, Secretaries
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-27

The committee on credentials reported In Ia
vor of the sitting delegates from New York, IL
linois, Massachusetts and Maryland; in the lat
ter F. NJ. Lanahan and Robert ]. Brent are en-
A minority report was also presented, signed
by the members of the committee from Ala
bama, California, Arkansas, Texas, Georgia,
and Mississippi, recommending that one.hali
of each delegation from New York be admitted
TO seats, each to cast IL votes.
Adebatc ensued on the report OF the commit
tee, which continued till O o'clock, when II was
closed by the previous question being called.
Tho vote was first taken on the Illinois ques.
ton, and the Douglas Delegates were admitted
The vote was next taken on the Maryland
question, and Messrs. Brandt and Lanahan
were awarded seats
The vote was then taken, by States, on the
minority report ofthe committee. to divide the
votes between the two New York delegations.
The States that voted aye, were North Caro-
Inns s; Georgia 10; Virginia 81; Missouri IL
Alabama o; Mississippi q; Texas 4; Tennessee
o: California 81; Arkansas 3. Ayes 50, nays
2i0. SO Dean Richmond and his delegation
we're admitted, aud the Wood delegates exclude
cd. :.
The announcement Of the result was received
with cheers, and great excitement prevailed.
A resolution to admit the Wood delegates
TO honorable seats on the h0or added 10 tue q,
citemcnt, but the resolution was finally iaid
over. under the rule, until Tomorrow. -,
Mr.. Montgomery moved TINT the resolution
for appointing National Committee DO laid
over until after the nomination ofa candidate
for tho Presidency. n
Tho death Of Gov. Robinson Of Vermont was
announced to the Convention. Resolutions Of
coincidence with his family were adopted. II
was also resolved TO accompany the remains
from the Mills House to. the boat Immediately
after adjournment I.L
The convention ut 7 o'clock adjourned.
There appears to be better feeling between
the North and South, and the committee on tho
Platfrom arc laboripg for harmony.
The large vote on excluding the Wood deiega.
ton is regarded rs favorable to Douglas, ana
no one but the extreme Southerners now dis
pute his nomination. ~ ~ htt 11G|
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
: OF g, le
LAND FOR SALE,

. erERala
r he undersigned offers for sale the
following valuable tracts Of land /:
s.seSO.acres ii, Morchousc, OH. stEsyol,
Bonncida, about two miles from Point
JetIexon. oversstwo hundred acres
thereof. having been deadened three
years ago. - 80 . 4'>.
GEO acres i'm aMor,honsc, on bayou
Ronn,ida, alaet two, mikes east of
lmirie JcfJyrson 1853 acres thereof be-
ing aleadcned. - s, f-'
500 acres in Union, OF the Ouacl'ita,
about eighteen miles above Monroe,
iasanga leood framci g yelling house
and about 55E,"cnreus1 .f q, cleared land
thereon.
560eacres in the island in Ouachita,
near the Uuachits. river. 1,,.g r.
rl2s0 acres III Orachita, about one
nils. from ,l,eV. S. & r. Railroad.
500 acres IN Bumf river, in Carroll
The above land will! lie sold on rea.
sonablc terms. 7.a.ls.t's ge 5t-
~ y5 a.a 1T. LUDELING.
Monroe, Oct. 9th lS5e-tt. 1-
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
4 Nlaj.N1NF NalIl..
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
; parishsoi O,acsiisns =
18th Judicial District Court, !


p Aaadhie N. By, VS.. Noah Shy
ny virtnesof an order of seizure ;a,s IN
sale in the .buve entitled cause and
Ftsme directed. lsl,ave seized aud will
fer IT public sale al the Court lIous.
,s''uI II the teWn Of Monroe, within the
hlars prcscrited by LAW. on SATURDAY
the 9Th day Of April next, the follow.
ing d"scril'ed properly to wit:
Lots Nesssix (6) and seven (7)
trout on i' 4, q Ra'lraad lot, seventy;two
7s1tast each. md rnmiing tacR in
''t'ratk't hNss 4 nc ihrndiyid s1Ha sthirtv
100 feet n,pss.arlass.ain tho I, wn Of
Ne'ss". il said parish Of Ouachta
s"iz"da,s sh"ipr sporty IF the d,.feu,
liant, and spli IL satisfy said ord #
TGsMs, eashwitl, the ,heaesit saf a,
= prnissW@t. NJ. ROGElsS. Shift
March, ia: @ls60-{tdos, Sies5d:)
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
40 sP 3 6 Z US
BOSSIER BANNER.

Tar l0ss!ER BANNER is published ~
Bellevue, La, ut Three. Dollars psy anr, ~,
to single s'Ibscrihers Aderrtist mp,'ts inser,, y
~ 81 pr s4nafeof ten lines Or less. and "a
cents Tor cac! Subsequent insertion. Pro,;.s
.'o"a, ana b''slnesseartls understanding .uuar,,
ten dollars per annlnl; Eve dollars for :.
mouths, Advertisements tor tle:yrnr ;"s. ,,'a a
IN very hbTral terms. The banner /; i ~, ;n
q pe.asI' pat'er and har as large circuin,;on
as,ans pal'es pablishudin NORTH Louisiana
WV. II. SCANLAND.
.nece.ss ,ssos.-.. Editor and aProprie,or
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
/. Chapel Hill School. :

~ @l,trr term CONS encen Nov
-..,,. Ss " The Directors and patrons
g g, CHS l; School are ds.ermi,,e,l, bv et.as
" eng ulntsd effort ito establish q,r.
,ass!,s. 9 good Home, School. A nc,.
b ts'lEs viii be completed by the I'LL,
~! ''nh'iary, and other convenience in.
, = to the school room supplied
~ y, s sI9 SUCCESS, heelthfal location.
;'nd Vie ,ll,hpence Of 8. mouai an,;
christian II. .l;. community are CONSIDERED
sufficient to secure The prompt attena.
;sn Sc the hustcss number Of nnnile !,
he Admitted, - pus"S -
For further infprmation addrcsx
=. A. 4, <. LYON Tren,on,, la.
t'N. zf' iooy as2m. A. SO
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
Notice
70 .ApMIkERsI or sFEtE STOCK.
ndsrsigAed heres s 81:

| .-- - - 80 = 80 -.
HEnndsrsig hel heres
giyss ssa..tiees that, "a. NV
= = asseest, he laAs pros r.
1870 Z, !. AAa,sSlssls u. easssk ya'id T1TrN
1h' 49, II f'sss naf'sl. ~
II nnessisa'tAsh ;eaassd Ataippo NJ
H ,! a0W els' .ree seatnsso'd, u aud
.slal he lhtends stanilnsg.hhn during
W. 3pe sRsaNS apr,ns and Fall SEASONS
tsoool !" me l'''''wlllgspItos,e VIA;
HI M ), = s"ss's seap'ss'.s' .sA ....slo a0e
|T H. NJ sas'h - .ss 49, 's#Sa w
49,; ;3'. ''is'afa'le M $50 W
refso ~ rssid !LIes at 8 distance cal,
hslas ,: alp's'tsya thiar i IN aN,pk
p "a q, WIN 20 provided and q.
w, " nsaae eAssRt r a u! 4,
| sna J. ', y ',u g ,,'sm n dfsIysd
MN. '.e an,.'c ~. '1St The slb.
ss s w. wl''n9' ne Responsible for es
ND Y ..s, ss,,..e,. ss., ,e
h'''"uoW, RI. Wit stan n only At
N.Y.. NM en-" ", ,9si' sphsluefsasllssl'
'ss.l W., N, 8 ~ 81. .s >, ;. s
Il p DssW w. rs ~! snsa ms PSI gree o.
~. n'"'.",w' J' ~" any one can Goras
M ses H' ~ " = .4aSssi Ms
.sgs..a. "a. /, ,,s,,,.{s - II; fAc.k, 4
.,.,,'"' Rainbow, jr.,sis, a steels gray, lie
hann" hlgh, weighing npWartls 9st
Y e'yes 4.tsssdeeds pounds, aassa
lhFee YEARS Nay l2lh, ls59.s His .Sip.
MAS tue. celebrated ,truttings ,hnrsr
Ra'nb,av," who was by an Unmarried
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
n " IT-- u. ). l1CIJ2H44N0s
Monroe, Oct. 9th lS5e-tt.. r
Stationary Steam Engines.

fotatlousfy oteaM GuSAuSs'
H.slzEs' FROM TO u DIAMETER OF cf1lSnEnl
Portable Steam Engines; from II to
30!horsc power. N ~ VI
Drai,fing Wheels, from - feet to 80
feet diameter. 81 '''-''i'" 81.
Draining Pumps, from 6 to 20 inches
in diameter. -. TX W.. m 'y'
@Ie1.& lAavitt's Patent Circular Saw
Mills, with both IRON and wooden
'fsa'nes, IA with Norcross' Rocker Boxes
and stearl's patent Eccentric Head
Blacks q sss ~ va '..'ii
s~sPagtAs and Page & Child's Circular
SawAIillS rr t H4'F
A'tstelt's esfe,siarSaw Mills, with Top
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
S1iERIfE,. SALE.
! ~ SrAt1AF LOUISIANA, J
,-5 Parish Of Ouathita, :
!. AA. 18th District Court.

eari.inc q Rains, for Use of \. G. Nit
eh.llrs Davis Harrison.
II YzSirtus+4'fasS " rit Of i. f., issued
~ in the above entitled c. use, for,
he 18th Judicial District Cunrt. in and
tor ii" Parish If Morehouse- and t" mt
directed, lave seis-esl and will off;,
t''r sale at p,thlic anctionatti,e Cour'
House door in the ts5Kps NJ Me,Srue ",
Saturday, 81 day Of Nsi'ell. lS6A With,
n the hours prescrisasd .hy4aws .tkesfel
sowing destritfed apropcrty, viz:
!. one 6. lay mule a'ou, s years old
seized az. TN ~. llsasf' y ff'ssttndant and
sssla ~ s.stisiy s,siA writ and cnsts
fs'feis@4N ss.le2-cash without tl,t
1ealfM nf'lrifsEmcnt
..s~se N sIAkDSs OGERe, Sheriff.
NJ rlises-.l iShNyHsv %. 1860 $40 20
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

MisrrllIMrpu
Se-aA s~-.-
~. Wheeler 4 Wilson'S
SEEMING, MACHINES.

Et,,sT pprsNirT.,,5 =alt
at every sFalej itir iiskfs ;sna ID iacd States.
whrr.vsr ,tfy have contaudtd, eWjlHUlrl
ONE EXCEPTION WV :s9e,l : ,,sI lsis,s
STATE OF MISSOURI. "a ST! 1seuis.4 f%N
STA1EOF ILINiylS. at-I.u,ts,Iia.f ls
ST ATE on, MISSISSIPPI. at Jackson. s..
ST .ATEeDF NEW iYfJI.E.< d, AILauy.y r
STANDPOINT fJ,.RS Eyagt a. 1TAts
~ STATE or NJ vI,YL. AND at baltimore!
S1syTkttyFi VIRGINIA, Nv RjchnouL T..
SI94FEzt)I,l, AI,IFOENlAt ? .s!} 4Isi5
q 81 ATE on f'ENNSNI lNSJAa Il. Piatsourr.
.stfSxATE f,E lfttNUltlkY. M lI4fS7r :
STATE OF MISJ;tTNSfN. Il pt' atgTt.
s;I,bs,r.. G,oy,rl! Il lljSkNi,s gWeea,s s,oat;s
siys6s iial,y n M,,tlstweo,y6ths, have
4I Is ass,s.sS sgsss-sg =, III Z.
SIGSALI,Y AND FAIRLY .IEA;rEN, j.
Ma j(5ytsI jNfd ,a6tfy tlssinr,s Tim, IN,
~ hxsSt ~ III "a, ,.e..l1,.prsA5r,,,sss y.
q - ~ % - IN, ~
sEssses VI III I'll NJ " 't1HIEy n b
l9FrHRs = 9
NE, TLls- ULTRA 9Fssstsp sIwlSG MACHINES
!. sAsasssfa y -asss sstk sssa~sss ~AAs sa
PAUL MQRi,Lfsls{1Fs CREATION.
zssss " - assss9
Itc f!IliOwing is the published Ecpcrt If Il"
y sssas2!sF 4sasIatesRA lsAI,
Ia l. viva fslftis NH
cssscaa1 tteirs Fsir, ut PittsLGfl VII
fkA N 0ot64Frsta : sss& islas 4. Besss
sYlh Committee. nare nj ,rRSs sgafassssor.,,.
.,tNise ss,as hisar4 81 sevasls w1nWNi
sl.inss saioM and expsliaf llbir s,usrai arti-
aes. mud ~. sA;,r ,io,s
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
SrATEsos L"uis1aKs,
.s qs -, !, Parish Of Naehita.
(sSwneessiom " .Jooob r. EEo,,l;4

Whereas; Florida 9. A. HSI, ga..
worth Insisted IN The efice of ia
u = of the 18th Judicial Distries
'e'lita, her petition praying to lie ~.
point AdMinissratrix Of said Esiate To-
Now therefore, unless opposi,iun
ne made tbeleto within ten DAYS from
me aate hereof, the said appointment
WIFI according to law.
q 7. GOODLETT, Cl,k.
''annary. S1st, a, D. 1860. I'm
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
M On nd T.
CA.R,IH.AGiiss# FACIORY.

THE Undersigned takes pltasun. i,
\ Announcing u@rtl,e ii.lhsEitalia'fis se
Ou;,ultitfsahil Ill siiYiiI.r ll,aristiess tI,,,
Le{A,r p,"ps,ig.s3aaW tIftn tyIl,s u,
Yin The ahsss isne, having &c. ~
$3.50 sss. s " work y! ~. Than ssli,
'smssa Jsss aiist sa E cs,t ' Y W..
4 q ,si' 4t fvr.4ihfsaits III sifII as
AZ urst,sslt WI. 'eInrtsst pSssiElc nsStise.
s,Is a1as y, a w, !, s1y 33I,l.l g
" s'y III, style ana p,lt;S, ysn, 4 Cd
pi MI, 'iIn ie " NJ Wy s!''s',
;f;li,esi,, Am IN MD N ~ = N ~
4St,saa l;;a j M \ -
EiS,hlaarnSss n m =, " Y
prieaa y VS. ssflssss'ssstF
.a,IsdyiI,ytM g,;;!K a III p,S a NIL y NJ
Horse hss,iuss. q W. ys Assss 49,
ma.N Nfsa, ,aSs 4, w NJ 10 81, mons +
SmlSTS,s syss3. n, 1,ssn ~. asiSe
order sssssaassssssass '''a ~ sssss
ssfF tNs q W ss,s.L Il :. s,ts..
fsSS fivG years. ira roe siis fanl M!
fi5tllttliat iir eTss please All wI,a Mn
egiyts li'ri /, trial.
!. SasIIe has y large stock of maYey;ais AL
ersusI,S ~. @ y wy w. ,aana
\ sma: ! ''S'''A9 wv y
,s. ", s,l z! Dare ~ msae on u9 ssa
NfYlAf s5as ttsWfS, el(her ttyIalAkSh "a .sssnnd
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
TO Cotton Planters

IolSN'S PATENT Pillow AND SCH ADM
HE crcatssts slahor saving Imnlemnm, LIN. EN-.
Aslhvenf"d: by the use of Which nnn "' eve, ever
an't''ne np,r 9ss the work two aro me a,
out them. -, - -. '"o"'u Ut With
10 hehatl ofC. Q. LoCoMB6 CO. uor,
Sare, Msgchaass.; anal street, New Orleans
November 8. lS59--3m,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
,,s.s.'H-
Eordl A0ucrtiscmflit5.
Am HO, FOR .C g y II
y4Thonsand' Men. WantedH
ATL. HEER.sssTORE!!!
To Euy the Laigesfstoch Of Goods
liver Brought to Nlenroc.

Al A-s ~ - 49, 49,,
To Iuy tie LsIge-fstech Of Goods
Ever thought to slenroc:
I HAVE the, homer of Informing the
! ril.ztns 6fi Onacl.ila and adjaccn,
Parishes, ,l.ntsl have. just returned
fr,uu New Orleans bwith u large and
select ,tot X. .,foa ...-...-t s,a.l. -0''ett
Spring ouel Summer Goods,
(Bn,l fashionable and Plain, a 4
Consisting nf ss'asfl's ,-,nttt.e va
I'rrnrl. Englisl,m,d American Prints,
e M,rlr,s. Casl,,nercs,. .,.... .',a.s,,- e
Dealings, New Fashion rlaids,f Z
,,,EcraFcs, (h"nctd md plain:
=, ~ A tila..assrr,nent 81 Calicoes,
a I'rcur|. Gingl,alus, ltr.-.e b. ii
Domestis (hl4arAea and unJleaclled,)
& - az. slitfSinEs, 800. '-''' ''''
Ladies' Stockings, lT
Jaconets and. iBriIliantines,
Linen TaI.le .0hotAs,
Cashmere i1ssssa
SwissA.i3Esd gs&adas Ms,sliii,s
Pri,haslal.i',essss,asxs sssha
/. s. .4ss.Eapings.s sassrfines, y, u y,j.... 4
Swiss md ,lal.ll.At bands,
Ileaa,sl's,laNd Brown Cotton
CsFhIs tslAves, ....,,,s
= zstfishs items, / .s.,..,, - I
Ehnr Driliings; ...s.e s.ssS-s
Cottpratl,s, ~ -ss-ssss $500
STRIP ed and plaib Gotten s'sss -
Vi -AL,SO-- - z
A finr assortment of '@a4, =hsis
Gentlemen ana Boys Clot hias.
. sc CONSERVING IF
eoats,s zaass Pa1fEg 's'"'e, y
Vests Shirts -. -
IN Haas, = Caps,
- Boots eS.ssana Shlsa.~,p
y Als"a Ene assortment ofts'-''s-'r"asss
Hardware. u assssg <zs,s ,.,.s,, = -
a-s+.,s s-sns4sass sssstlwarc u ,sss saw
.!Qaeeaswarc, go
And a variety nf ofiifar ,irffifIics. too
,sihla.t, lt,sstt5 nasntisfl -. s. ess
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
,-e-sgl-l7.g4sl IlIl-sI1.IIO
T. cr d
SHEKIEE' 81. Z
- IA iii State II Il E1lo u J
Tarisl, Of Onacliita. =

ss III Hla'c V TAS"Ns'"n"' !
- Parisl, 81 Onacliita. =
I'D b l !ah | is 9icou!esasl>
e. II. Williams & husband rs. \. Am
ss.blctb,S. Il ss-ksSBsd tnpkss@I%
10y vsrtncof n writ of Il. "a issued
= fin the above gentitlgfsuit from said
Court, l have seized I'D wtllsvtl,r f'r
sail. at public auction, at's4Ls "a -u,.rt
Hosse door, ii, tile town of Mohr e,
M the first Saturday IN v als:ll,~ GO,
at Icing ,he.l3i,l da, Of said mouth,
within tie hnnrs pTscriltd Try law,
he inllowingSdtscr.Ird property, viz
\ certain nrgress, slave, Of dark
r"n1p}rXi"n, aged aInuut 81 years,
seized AS the property If defendant
sid sold t" satisfy said writanl costs
II rms If sal"--ca>li with the hcnt,
tit of arpraisen,tnt ...Ia Sb =. sssi
MADISON ROGERS, Sheriff. /
Monroe, Jan, 60. 1850. 'w.$l0 so. .,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

-. RASstADisAssf, St4ettAaliitE.
IN this case ttysfsasss1s Of the l..w and
the evidence, I,ei,iasssht y,s !, i.laia-
iii 1t is ordered, s.sstl Due a. aid diu.
creed, that she hove jslds,ucnt If Sc
''"ration Of property ha .liSsylutionit
acqur's and gains. afssp t. ANr l,ls
''and the dcit l.darsts ID Y, 4aail asaasp.
''re.si, ,I.st The E,l'swisE issspessy%a.e
apart. 1;ts her owsf separate pre-
ibr''y toswit: onS RnaYed Veal q
.s.saes,- stssserzlsss /; twenty Head Of
'atlley.tn,s4ss"f less; and three horses:
,fst' ttn, H. xof SEE ! S.,Sf, and w.
s,fs y. 81. Il. is, *. TE., con
.Aili..iug AGtls o. lAQ acres, and the i'm.
ss.ssssesasssts tt.s.ss'ssn 1t is further de-.
! ssygl shatsit,s have Judgment again,l
'feffsHhfif. fir tGeSsnirl Of one hundred
and twtniysiglt ea.ll.,ss. s,MitIlx.5 pe,
cent. per anil,,m iuteree tsirom i,,s.itsis.l
demand, and that her 'tatsit mortgas,
recognized. Further dr.Gree.1, thar
10 shall her.at'lcryliave the sole. ia.
in;s'r;'ti"n "t' her .s'm,rptoprrty; :lIss,.
at she pave Judgment for costs Of
lis suit - '& 4s'-7tl
pe,se and ssigmt in open Court, tlfis
l2tll New, 1854. ~
. 80 'sF2E. W. RICH ,RDSON.
r -. > 5 - Judge l2tl, Dist
.tae. e. ~
GAest: W.eJI. RRADlHy Clerk.
bee. II; iS59Vs If.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

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fexperience in the hi,sisik ~ m
||esss hive the INSURANCE thaS ! 49,
ESsiitnot he surpassed 6ydn sAtAl| nm.
ulellkDi iaI'fisiana.
lssAssnrtuent st Watrhcs, ,Nlockd
and Jawelry S'f all 'iesrrir ms; ! Also
statch Glirvstals. Fine ,,ola an,liStml
News, Hands. aud III, other articles IN
''is line, always m hand. Old 5GnLl
and Silver exchanged tr new articles
r. s The twatches I haya IN han,
i'ei0nging tn my cnst.aners in Onachi
III a.lds.tigr Egtisllss wiii - d.liy.
cred \ y /, u. s;'sl :: 4
Z! 80
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90 = y y. GHG1 = 80
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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

tlies Mac hines aha tlllysat WsiRlnrvysd WHENJSs
Ill atsoN ;sehfAAsis audi sneds
tl.sat tiinsss erc iial Tho III dsss,sv
Machiaes aldalsas -kesii ior tile ati
t0lir n,ofas thau FEafEEN tt ONE t,tfr
t.rpvsssand bMkelss camp tieatF GhaihrS Stitch
Machinsst@s aassasssssssss4e sSsessS fS44s sersss
E. 4 large supply of.the above Slaclimas ayss
axpaett4l w svrres STEAMSHIP y lspsa NNswa Fork
nd VIII sat sss potaof o VA .sSycs ,qa.
WIENER g. WILSON'S ~ EWING MA,
&S assss fttINIlSst ! assssssssi-s
No. l20eHsamal St.
- ;ssssssiias - rs s33sssslsE1sk. Agent.
Rsasa9tA SISas II.
N1sT ICE. ~
i = astsrsess s@ssss .-aesfs'sSps .,.}11s
htock Of; Goetfss
(GcncratvsHftS s,nd wilfc;Ktinue to
,ree'isesan| shcep o,rs laan,t, 'Lyassyeriial
'sswnalgtmt t9sass-sS ssr yeas kasa, 70 sses
staple Dry G,""ls, -'sgtS~,aras.a,.s =
Hardware and Cutlery. "a -Seaessi
Ciockery ,tt,cF ffhsssware,
.'ssssst Shtes nssslebu,fs.
- ~ 'skas4 HassaAnl Caps.
77.'a-';s q q" assis'& Ren,ly-ma.lr
,.segi. ~ Clbthing,
saddles n Sad'l"ry,
Medicines ~ Patcs7t sletsioines,sa~ e
sassnsS'brod Castings, u aifss&
~A'ef 1l.thrcstira"elies and,
sas's "'-ss's' 'sT WHISKY,
-. 'ss3.ss''2s'@ 20 GrYrnrlcs and
aa'ssF $50 Provisions,
8. - ~. .afs . '.t,t .. t,'a11k's,
-, e''e, y. n'ssss"hd sea dies
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IVY s',.'S VIZ IN, '',s's SSti'stf s 'eat'sed
s'T's - s's''' :'"v"'ee es"hesahs'
~, ''s''aNcentii'lc tf'rt
49, w. sp o''st'''' aisas' tfssl'fs per
'..N!e,,'e'," sF'ce 4"rms'l d w
,.,,ai l,.s "a" . ~ em ,ss. NJ
,ss.s.,s Observation-Disclosures ! rs
ssr Nnss3jxsts. wiilsbe,gnula' .or,s.,s
yisc teelss,.. Suasfi{ys, 53,ssssF 81. -
ssRI,4 I.saaSs( sa yseass
RinesJslnffsGnac,it, River "a
Dec. 23.sis H..psssS 500 qrssyf
II .sHEP7J7E sSS55gs5 E .s- --g77ars
x:r,rr orS L,.,its s, = $3.50. ~ -
pnrish If nS.Sh;, ,.sts f2M D1M. et.uti
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nv 49, w r.. hah"v.
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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

CONGRESS WATER f;,s3 sale h.,
NiulF l4-tf 6, ". McFEE & Cos y
b. a. 3.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15
nlc6irTra -
DNCGS! DnTGSt!
GEO. W M.FEE & CO.,
PRACTICAL Druggists 4 Chemists
'ah l. ~ 'i@'raf ~ tlW,,xyne. la,

- M, I'VE HAVE NOW aIIE
w ihre' 81 aid most Gem
pa ~ supply MsI'EUt;S ,e.r
ssis=EfN ID, rcd II. His yn,a,k.i.l Mhichs
@K s.w tra,al,t,c e ", tNs! Z
:9 aid g L,ine OH /, rms sa,istac-s
a my to iii 'par,i,s. Among
'szz-A Qua SnoekisMl71 skc iol...l .h,i
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

sslhz. Hs'tr ~ Ysa'ow
psk n 4 Sassalerllln.
i ilsall NllA,l' i.li SsesYs
pms l6,.I l',fttiS ~
insspil,, dug. Syffip
livsfwtsri aud Tar. Das
Wis hep,itative. 3 Il Il.
Bach M.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-15

500 cz |s,,lpb.'Qni,int,.
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6,,s!'t. Pdwd. iIircac.
30 A"t <,Hlon,al "a d..
Llpe Mas. SO do ns,'ss
Pow d.. so do Blue
i'nwdfd.a. 50 'ilTldslffG
vi Potassium, .......,
H"ta'iS ~
M; elS .fAsss,iI..
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-26
CITY HAIL

A Dramatic Company, from WOod's
Theatre, Cincinnati, have been playing in
the above hall for the past week, to very
large, and appreciative audiences. Ithai
been pronounced the best company thai
has been travelling this State. an opin.
ion in which We cordially joir. Every
care is taken, to mako the entertainment
intellectual and amusing, SO that ladies
may enjoy themselves, without the annoy
ancc that sometimes occurs at public
places Of amuse mcnt.
This evening will be performed. INGO
MAR, the Barbarian, Irish Song, and tn,
Requires Of Thomas. Let the hall b,
filed tonight. We hope Mr.. Dounelly
the gentlemanly manager. will have nj
occasion to regret his visit to Lancaster.