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, 1860-05-23

STARE TuE LITTLE D1nDs-Sow that the 60
NAL Spring is budding bush and tree, and The
leaves once more offer shelter and home to
tic merry little birds, it is shameful to see, rs
We did yesterday, how they are prosecuted by
m'schievous and wicked boys who stone aud
trap them, and uto Ill mnuner Of means to
crafty their cruel pleasure. Parents should
look to aud correct this, and teach them the
beauties Of the following pretty starza:-
"D.nt XII the t1tde tie title bIrfs
That k1uE about your tpr
Soon - he joyor6 fpriur has CONC.
And chill ng 8t1rtns ara p'er
-. let hoen Isyous l!ve.
All! AcxtF atut - tAk2 the GfA
Wh1c7 you eau never K.ye."
, 1860-05-23

Aoss"s 0reaeaai zroers..These cough md vrtce oz.
enke Witch ~e adve1tIasd few weeks asp ,,e xups,er
'oe hoarsaesss anything ttas We are aeaua;ed
~nh- !" aaso TED them during tie pat wsEter. md
make ts statement 9sstr;tou.1y T.. ,ha hrn.nt a. ~
e1st1ss1 Ia tas Enia1Y-cGrul 1riasaa 4s,sn ttx,..
mutt.
, 1860-05-23

lCLcAS1rE JEwELHr.-Measrs A. il, Miller
d Bros, corner Of Clark and Lake Streets. have
recently received large and elegant assort-
ment OF the above jeaetry, which 1s considered
lar superior and much cheaper than either the
jet or enrnel jeWelFy. Call and examine.
MY144Cf
, 1860-05-23

DIVORCE We clip the following from the
Lowell (Nass.) Ade<rfiser, as the defendant Is
supposed to live here:
In the Supreme Judicial Court this FORE
noon, Eliza Ann Lapham Of Lowell, was divorc.
ed from Charles E. Lapham Of Chicago. upon
the ground Of his sdultery.
, 1860-05-23

OFFICE OF CHICAGO. BUR-
~ LlNGI0S i QUINCY RICO.
CztcAoo. May ., 1He.
TO OSTQCKH0LDEH3:- Notice Il hereby .Iyeu ttss a
tc'iF8 Of the stockholders the Ch eaio Nur9 on ard
4Msef AaiSsd com,aEy will be cell fh~ one 1t ,hs
EoIp4ny IN Chtc.xp illinois. r. day. ka tal div Of
Iuae Iezs # II G. ln the f1rcnoon pqro+e
o. e!ttc& 'ectofs fer thc fntag aad ths sEsae
slcn 81 a7r ctEes beaa that u4f be ,uarut1ed To tha
IN. st!r- ~ orIes Of the Hoa:d Of Dtreet7's
hY3.4<1s I'll AMES +. HALL.
, 1860-05-23

IT'S W ELL.--The insurance agents aud com.
panies doing business in Chicago, now admit
that the Policies Of insurance issued for the
last three years, from the PARTICIPATING
cent: more than any they cau furnish, Their
III i Co's) customers know them to cost 30
per cent. less md that they write q: reduced
Fates. my13 Ct
, 1860-05-23

- Cook & McLain, es Dearborn street.
those 1nimitable Dyers and Scourers, are stsli
on hand with their chemical dyeing and scour-
ing process, making gentlemen's old clothes
equat 10 every respect to new. At l2s Clark
ladies' NeaTiuE annarel
, 1860-05-23
# At meeting Of the Connecticut de1c.
gates, held Ut their headquarters On The 18th of

Nay, 1861
Ree~ That tbs centrum consideration wht+h I'D tia
sen. at Ii Chicaea to pydr for the
fFum their native SITE merits tratt.
toee ant IN our tehaf sud Ia fetas Of tie K~rub.
9s o. our stale VIC to them heartfelt lhanka.
tfssss.d That n tho kind aad . Ia
~ oof neee-a'iea a- teen nxt%d and supplied.
~s phart sud happiness ptonoad by oar friends.
thsv .x Ahd thai Lbs srns # .:onu+ icut" Though
hut asz red :saot eaank% not taeIswlh lhs
Rss1esd. TIN. Nc shs1, era, -.,.,o g., ,-..,,,.
W on;y rsxTti hss 9e I'D foY Of our apu Ind
i :. "a t3prtsoa e cur feelings
a.sss Ia seas1 p sss k.paos.n, Of ch ego and be.
1n aaenon md kipdns aen%shs q afem.sras ~
S"o "oaaby Of 6slf noble city, - ~ eaerr1FeT"s
L. e. srA1x~EAzK1x, seessta.y," !" "R1nmsn' 1is'
, 1860-05-23
Uundreds Of County Fairs.

At.hs !As u. 8. Fa'r Catcazo Ito Soe.tv sv,r4r6
TILL Machine the FIRST tKaAICN, Gra:,l Niser II =.
d.I nd Tho sre-! Premium Of slco sire, Pscnsf.
The LoeE stitch mads BY hls Hae1lF IT, only st64
e,ch ste q The +ea- II ID S,ats Win :~o .Fs.
o.e up:o e7:a ,cs 2. s.st aud ine:'oste IL
t2s "a assa. J, toe: se c
t IL htss or h&sve1t fabrtc In ms 4ans tnt thx q
sasmstteesfa re9u!1s 10 DO ths +ans hy hand
1i.30a OF theae n%th!uss Ant N 1854. t.:1ted
Bill os D!zeeioss. lss1aunE The At1essnt pa.ta senk
With each machine. this sncEsnty s1p'ct ahov
Al oxdsrS eIeeutsd with md Flomop4a ~
chimes when shipped boxed ta rse4sthrx rceexa,y
to uss Aeun Aad n b. delivered by erseas e1stsM H.
1uyyl 70 any tectIoo Of Tbs couarv send fy l.c3ar
9Io- T. CHirrESDEN 0a.sa: AsMt
Mo- III i le9 lAke II. Ch,c1xu, q.
Box CT T, u mA+asl3,x1lse4
, 1860-05-23
GGIanten.

Io Pr RENT-A nj: Two Story Frame
Twe!fih street Rent $50 pe. a1lrn neas
LIN. ~ South Watr street. aPr5 e III. y; Lag
, 1860-05-23


The news Of the nomination Of Abraham Lin
coin ut Chicago, when first received here about
onc o'clock today, WIS not credited. The Dem
oerats had fully mala up tLsir minds thai
Seward WIS to be tl,e man. and dispatch from
q prominent Republican member Of Congress
dated an hour or two before the assembling OF
the Convention, bud led tho Republicans to be-
hese TINT Seward was to be the man. To give
yeu some idea o: the desirsto have Seward nom-
mated. marifested by the Democracy, will
state that after tue receipt Of The n. \.
, 1860-05-23
Throat oiseasex,

"aros&'s 6ru"caGss 7focAe.. Cough Loxeuses ror.
R<7- r q. a, Eat Ee' itk. fana- feel zra,e.u1 "
you for pc:as whl7 tho reach Of the sat,ine TO yava-
Il! rr7e1y 1have used the Tso-hes th1ee yea.s with
crest beuea rot leas to ny Keas,a1 heslh than to ny
throat. recommend them with great pleasure On sYery
hanL.''
, 1860-05-23

~ Fine Jewelry, Watches and Silver Ware,
Of e:ery denomination, can he purchased OF
4: II. Miller i Hros la6 Luke Street, corner Of
Clark. They live the largest and most elegant
61cck IN the city. mY19 st.
, 1860-05-23

Now OrES.-Fasset & Cooks photorranhic
Iaace-the largest and most complete estab
lishmcut of the kind in America-is now omen
to tie public. Citizens md strangers are in.
vited to call Rooms Nos. leg & 1914 Clark
stsee1' my1S-Gt
, 1860-05-23

From Hr. {. n. Fards<-, Pnac!ral Of thu Rutgers Fe
Eas Institute, r. I'll hava been acte with Bruneh1-
Is curing the ~oter a3 found 60 1esf until fo1nd
5o=s Troebes.- -Brorn. Brenrhia, Trorte.- or Con.
Lozerer, are for sa1a throughout The United stats
, 1860-05-23
Vo1K's BUsTs
HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN

~. e sae aet Cabinet or HAT Size. tpaen rtntrr
VII ~ re- & and es1 b: seen At fhe stu o Of T.
~ s i3 'a co.es WI reseiscd a red "a sao:t
sGnescops, In cenoodt!o1, (I4t!e sEe,
tcaonet, of Hair aizeJ. i,
aeeartly boxed aEd ahipped any part of tie c-tv
q pr u ia1e of the aAoEe Lu,ts vi! ba r,tsh
myt3 Gals dIw wjw " eA'"n'
, 1860-05-23

t'Oi< SALE Low for Cash, a cen
tfanV Ecated husnets house, sir st,.:ss with aorr
!on. s:tahl fs II king business or Insp:apcc nIf hS
ENOs AfKEs. 317 Lskc street. 1nr,sca.S ~ ~
, 1860-05-23

Tnz TlcxrockErz.-We learn officially that
the fraternity who infested CUT city during the
late Convention did fair line Of business.
There have been nineteen casea rsporttd to tho
Board OF Compliant, ten Of which we're operated
ut the "ig"am. Tbs amount Of money aud
papers stolen BY the pickpockets lin the cases
reported) is $a.455. of which s4o0 only was
cash. Of this amount s2,3oo in papers md
money have been recovered by the detectives.
Seven p1ckpockcts were arrested, three Of whom
ilase been sent to the Rridewell, nad four have
been bound over to appear at the Recorders
cou,t. How many robberies were ELECTED Ct
which no report has been made, We cannot even
conjecture. But that they exceed the number
reported 10 one cau doubt.
, 1860-05-23

Aeesg5Ia.u wEst.rS from Ne:1!.,evu. ohto. .,.,s,,
o. the onedc ee:ts resulting from ths IA Of @:ovn
Bronchial 1rocAes saJs "lAss rpsax fcarsa mr. up
were heoulrs dangerously ipro:ssd and u=t u.e rour
afohes could ros preach = serncn OF os1es1Y ,erx.h
Without hoaEseness; BUT now t~i.a the ass,,t,ncr a..
have In tic past Ire weeks preached some
ee1zaon.."
, 1860-05-23
LOCAL MATTERS,

Go to john Jones, 119 Dearborn stre.t
They will 10 well dare and ut prices to suit tie
, 1860-05-23

In letter .Epa Rev. J. L. Don. Allentown rs s2e.k
cE OF ~Broe~s Rroaiaf 1roehe OF Couxh Lozecees be
sa5s: hurnbug nos ihey seem To kare dopa
me good lam neoed to koa:seaezs from public speaking
OF Al oEesxeou Of the vocal eEE1aA and h2ve found
them very aer!eabe p.atre calculated to aay IT,
Eat1or. thus arolnx Inflammation. My brethren in The
ministry whom hare recommended them see 70 hays
derived moe or 1ets he2edt.~
, 1860-05-23

WoncEsraR's D1c71oxAn1.-We would call
the readers attention to the advertisement of
the above admirable work, upon our fourth
page. and also to the editorial remarks upon it
on the second page.
, 1860-05-23

= We are indebted to Virtue / Co., IS
Clark street, for the January, Feburua1y, March
and April numbers of the London Art journal
, 1860-05-23
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

0op fhs .A'emfnAfSnns srrrr H<erfesd af
H~shtnEfoa-- ErHrp&odY -FotIg Lxs fhs
OsmoeraeYs
, 1860-05-23

q A meeting Ct the Board of Managers of
the Home ofthe Friendless will be held this af
tcrnoon ut the Home at , o'clock. Business Of
special importance will be- transacted
, 1860-05-23

RENovAL.-Lcland l. Mixer hare removed
their elite and sample room to 1872 South Wa.
Ter street. Pork house, flanders Block, opno-
site Michigan Central depot. mls-lm
, 1860-05-23

Senator Trumbull being introduced to tLc
meeting addressed it in aa earnest and son,e-
what lengthy speech IN support ol tue sreat
work done iortlle Republican party u! Chicago,
He had known Abraham I.inco!a for twtu,r
years. A native Of Kentucky, he was brought
over when lad into Indiana. Thence. with his
axe On bis shoulder, he went int, Illinois n hare
he he*ed bis way into distinction. lie studied
and Tor time prcctlced the business Of Il land
surveyor. then he entered in 0 the ttudr Of the
law, and rapidly rose to tie higl distinction at
the ablest lawyer in the Northwest They csll
him ''Old AnE," s.id AIr. Trumbui, aud vet lie
IL IN the prime Of li(e-about 81 years old. lie
Il giant in stature, si1 feet three inches high,
and every inch man. voice" Not h1gl
be President, and he will be President fiinr-
rah. A giant in intellect Us well rs III stature,
tell you, my friends, that the rrairics cf llli-
nols are all ablaze to night with tllc fires of en-
thus'asm: Air. Trumbull then explained, that
In the ll1innis contest of 1858, :,iii1e uopsia.
carried the Legislature, Lincoln had tile popular
more than double it in Novrmber. tell Won lie
will make clean sweep Of cEery State vest o:
the Alteghaniee.
Tru1nbull continued for sometime lo,rer
amidst frequent interruptions from outsiders.
Finally, Mr. Trumbuli called for Three cheers
for Lincoln and uamliu," which we're heartily
K'Tsn, followed by Three fer Trumbull."
sfkxca or Ill., wAsnBrRSE or 1l11xo,s-.rr.cr
on TIE MEETING.
hon. Elibu Waslburue, Of ll1inoi., vas next
introduced to the meeting, end in a bold. clrar.
strong volee, WAS entering upon 4 culoris.ic
sketch Of the lie and character, public and uri
rate Of Mr. Lincoln, when H few stray brick .bnts
and stones fell in among his audience. from, tie
direction of the Patent Office, when instantly
there was stampede in the opposite direction,
the musicians Of The band bring a,nooe tuc
hFst 10 take to their heels. The htead(a>t Re-
publcans Immediately about tl,e t1oorstt n stood
their ground, and presently sclnc OF Mavor
oeffetts police came up aud told the sneaker
10 60 on, for that the meeting would be rro-
Mr.: Washburne meantime maintained his
Stand upon the stoop. md in few minutes,
comparative order being restored. he resumed
1ls speech: saying that when tue time had conc
mat public meeting on public alairs could not
30 hcld in the Federal capitul w,shou: u r.otous
aistnIbaucc. It was time Tor sweeping reform
Hhich would drive the.e lawlcss parasites fron
l6e footstool Of power. Mr. Washburnc con-
c!1ded with q high cn!cgium Of Mr. ]lamlin.
when the meeting, after round or two o9cheers'
quietly dispersed.
, 1860-05-23

ARREST OF CHICAGO B1aAulsr-A man NAM
ed Charles G. johnson was arrested in Mem.
phis' last week, at the instance Of a ycung wo-
man who claimed to be his wife. He was taken
bef're Esq. Richards for examination, when it
was proved that he had married the complainant
in Chicago, in 1885, and lived With her unit,
about six months since, when he LEFT for the
South. Ills wife, wto is the mother Of three
children, not bearing Of her husband, went to
that city in search of him. johnson, it seems,
had represented himself as sinele man, and
married young Irish woman, with whom he
became acquainted at boarding house in tho
Northern part of the ity-the ceremony having
been performed in the Catt oljo Church about
two weeks since. The feelings Of tho deserted
wife, on discovering The intdelity Of her bus.
bard, may 10 better imagined than described.
Esq. Richards committed the fellow to jail for
tr1al, and detained the first wife rs witness.
, 1860-05-23

4 sAn Casa good les,on for 1oy,.-1n
the police court, yesterday, q boz named
Charles 1llnze, WAS arraigned upon charge
OF vagraocy. The police had found him.
noneyless, friendless, house1ess, and wander.
Ing about through The night. lie was 4 SD
looking young fellow Of not more than fifteen
Summers. and appearances betokened that the
world had dealt hard and bitterly with him.
lie faid be cana from Milxaukee in the hons
Of finding employment He had wearied him.
self in the rain pursuit, and his heart sank
within him Is he contrasted the gloomy pres
ent and fearful future with the sunshine Of
dnss' long gone by, whsn fathers counsc}s
and mothers pray srs blessed his young life.
The poor boys story touched the heart Of thu
kind magistrate, who discharged him with
some excellent adriee- Aud Whist was the
cause Of his degradation 1t vas street. and
not home education. According to his own
occouns, he acted as thousands Of other bows
do. lie ussd to slip out Of the house and 20
of with crowd Of boys to loungc aad fro1ick
with theu, instead Of remaining At home under
the Influence OF \ mothers deyoted exr.- In
the street he learned to swear; in the street he
learned to smoke in the street be learned 10
gamble; in the street he learned to piller: and
yet he is SO young! 1t is indeed, = sad sight
to sce young boy thus take to the street of
his own free will-stilt more sad to sec him
driven to it peFforee. Its discipline Is 70 hard
its teachings arc 30 cruel-its examples are 10
fatal! Who can count the bright lights it has
oueuchedt Prolific breeder ~ ain md .h..
terrible tutor IN the lore Of infamy-what tales
Of crime aud suffering might not 1t. every
stone xeI4te:
Especially is The street the corzuptor Of
youth. Nowhere else is ths lore Of crime so
zealously tanght-or so speedily learned. No.
where else is innocence SO surely supplanted
By guilt; is the freshness oflife 20 soon blight
ed; are tho baser passions 50 eaectually derel.
oped; is manhood 30 soon debauehed.
, 1860-05-23

No7'cR TO Gas CossuxERs.-Tbe price of Gus
having been reduced from 1856 to $3.50 every
o1e can n1ord to use Shaw's Gas Cooking
stoves, and Flat Heaters. They may be seen in
operation from 10 to o'clock this morning, at
Nalwortb, Hubbard 4 Cos, Isl Stats street.
, 1860-05-23
Browns

QNl'Si
THAT sznuble In mt Th1oal
OWES fst !etIss, zs,fa a.S's: r. 5hs III!
nvn,S' n. +. WILLIS.
I ~ re1r7mend their use /
Pubic speskers-
IttrH rrove1g ex:nemet,
~"A y esfTvleeable for Hosr.ene+s.' u
owns L. ~ DIhcAkk.
Almost ir slant rel!efla th
tEs:sess!rK EtAnr Of tfrsthiny
OWLS p-cu7la- = A.thnla-"
CoEf ain m O2!ura or 1ry
Hhtak injrr1aus.~
ur. A. i, HAYES,
9HnS Chemist boston
~ E'mp!e AID rlesa,t CON
Nv Il > poupi for Cnu&hs. &C."
>.ru4, Ikasf1n
5hA'S
-D.nedc'al In Escnc,,.tt. =
1Wnsei OE. J. F. II. LANE,
'"A .: boston
....
ltTnsS' Il havs rroye.I hem excel
'A . lent far Whropsnr Caveh.
,rn,s' '*'' L. w. "AkRGN; Rs:sc;,.
, 1860-05-23
THE CITY.


Auction talea this morning at sk o'clock Of f,rp1tuns
" u1lezt Sampson. Aualonee1, n No. 1;9 HaIdolp6
, 1860-05-23
anluSR1l1k1tt4.
nj cV1Ck ER'S TuEATRE
AL Madison rrtet. between State and Dearborn.

Nj cV1CkER'S TuEATRE
4'A Madison trtet htween stste and Dearborn,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. My 81,
Fltst n'zat Of .he new so'aty, now being acted n
Ao3con, sntit.ed NA -'@~ -
3. B. The Benicia Bow.
wicker B. Ar Btadisy - The Ch,ekxn
40 Ihe Performance viii eoumenes With .as eles.ut coe-
GnISTTo THE MILL.
'.'....-.-...-.............Nss. LaghtcQ.
4s:s:'. bsa!'eT. Ayefs and Nrs. Gfa7tE.
Ia e7ai1te vi b tt4 tars
SERVANTS nY LEGACY.
Dl1laa.
&c Eev d:amal!e drama Of HUSBAND TO
Tsssis 41s saza,a w.s nl1htly successful !. Wxlaeis
sn'roe- ttx1-Doasa ofsn II. X; Curtain 1tess Il
~. ~ oss: ope1 tson 10 o'clock L. ~ TIT o'eloes
"atseae oe Aecored fhree days il at1yaura
setcrd 1.rr, ,n4sa4pa-PaEqaette snd Dsez Crcis Ae:
T. q. SHERMAN. Tfea5rYe1.
, 1860-05-23
TuE ART I1lTpElT.E Enp 1oe

THE ART J1rRSAL FOR 1850
unsesaly acknowledged to b tts best ,ro,l .v,o.
q ne fae Ana each pat crnfalnne thne nr:t cas.
EnEIasinks-eaeh tnsrav.ne vo,th the Lesd4s
etes OF papers scr rttve or the hudson on the Wd.r
usasto the Sc .bS Benson J, Losing. "4e " aoe3'
Ihe hand.rmet a2d cheapest book for the a,.u,nr-
fslce ~ per asnan,. or Il cents pr month.
, 1860-05-23

e We have seen photograph. taken frcm
life, Of "Abe Lincoln, the Rail Splitter" By
SHAW, 1853 and 1881 South Clark street. They
can be had ut Shaw's for all prices, from so
cents upwardf. We advise everybody to get a
likeness Of our mex. President.
, 1860-05-23

f1EE.-The fire night before last, for which
m alarm was sounded at lit o'clock, was in an
unoccupled two story frame house on Blue
Island avenue, within one block Of Halstead
street. The house, worth about $500 was totally
destroyed. owing to the difficulty in procuring
water for tue steam engines, which we're
promptly on hand. The ownership of the
house seems TO be disputed, 10 it would te hard
to sag to whom it belonged; the mechanics bad
lien On it, and tho person On whose land it
stood refused to have i. removed. An the iusu-
rance Is as much matter of mystarv.
, 1860-05-23
A U T1ON.
All person. ars hssea7 noaei that the un,e1a:eped
hGetoEote G1ecu1ta u

Q. 9. CAMP
FOUR CERTAIN PRD,ussoRY NOTES,
Dated Il Fafsfd Iowa. My 1885, each for tit suu Of
avo hundred dollar.. pa,ab;o respectively IL. ne,
twelve md eight en- naoIhs from de At The Banking
Hcuse cf Mcdonnell + Co., /. Fa!rfcTd iowa. Tia under
eyed h7s Just defense REaln sa!Q aud viii Iett
the coiecso. taetr anu hereby CAUTIONS Ill pe1aors
2E Inst dealing for the taus.
uT13x3t IANE4N Hra
, 1860-05-23

@ c. z. scR1rsF. Id0ersk,t@7 1s<aL 6 Dtersor,-a
Il auAe7tsai to retss zestrt,eusats r tkl. and I'll u
Laodtaa Fap<rs of ~ NuFtk Ee4- t.1-hea<v
, 1860-05-23
20 RR1lt.
Ge11srHI TnfirrE

ITO PRlNTERS.-A rare chance !
- -A xoo| Country Nc ,aptr md Job Prttnr Dsse.
IN town III S"sthe1u Euis |, q fr Ia. ~
~ ht:aAtS. For Particulars ad-r BOZ 1870 Chl-
49,. -. ny.7xw
TO EAC11ANGE-*5o,o 900 worth
= lmcTnscd titT Property In sxcha7x& fur nim.
pr1ttt Cay Fiopesy {aEds 1d tart ta.i or
on uEa' hy EAO5 AfREs. TIT Lake astret,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
LUMBER! LUMBER!l
PRICE REDUCED.

NHcGUIRE'S Steam Saw and Grist
ASl Mills, situated on the Natchitoches
Road, 8 miles West Of Monroe, the
same Mills lately owned and worked
by G. Peed,) have been repaired and
improved and are now in successful
operation.
The lumber made at these mills is
equal, if not
Superior to. any Lumber
hitherto offered for sale in this vicini-
ty, and will be sold at the e.s 3.
Reduced price OF e1Opr. thousand
at the Mills, and Will be delivered at
Trenton, or on the vest bank Of the
river opposite Monroe, OF at any point
not exceeding eight miles from the
Mills at SIS SO per thousand. Will
also be delivered in the town Of Mon
roe at the additional cost Of crossing
the river. g Y 50 Z
Orders left with the unde rsigned 8,
Trenton will be- promptly executed
and full satisfaction guaranteed. Isl
SLAUGHTER, GROSLEY s CO.
May 70, 1853. Pm, \
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
100 NEGRO MEM
OrdcE VS.. q T. RAnioAD, o..
Monroe, La, Oct. Is, i $685.

Is Our Contractors, Fannin, Grant
~ Il Co., want to hire one hundred
ls- negro men, to commence work on
The Railroad, at Monroe, sonsthe first Of
January, for which they will pay three
hundred dollars year, and pay all
the expensesxns usual in hiring BY the
year. If desired, tho guarantee q both
Companies will be given for the hire.
Those willing to help bring the road to
Monroe within twelve mouths and get
well paid for the hire ofstheir negroes
will please send in their names to this
Office, with the number of hands they
are willing to let us have.
G. G. YOUNG, President.
Morehouse Advocate, Claiborne Ad.
yoeate, Southern Times and Union
Democrat copy 4 times.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
Regular New Orleans, OiIaC hitA
AND BAYOU BARTHOL OAlElN PACKET

: & 70 w. CARLTON, Mastes
yTHIs fine light dfaug fass paaseissl
gsr packet will leave New Orleans
tfof Arkansas line, Wards and Kelly's
Landing Cora's Bluff, Lingrove, Plan
tersville, Deglaize, Point Pleasant,
sOuachita City, Trenton, Monroe, and
MI landings on Ouachita and Black
riiyers every ten days, commencing on
the first rise Of watefs 3 ,s I
81 The Andrew has been pure and
fitted up expre ssly for the trade.
Planters and shippers can rely 8on
the Andrew remaining in the trade
during the entire season. Particular
attention paid to all plantation and
way business. nov.l0-tf :
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
for Sale.
LAND FOR SANE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the
= following valuable tracts of land :
$50 acres in Morehouse, on bayou
Bonneida, about two miles from Point
Jefferson, over two hundred acres
thereof having been deadencd three
years ago.
900 acres in Morehouse, On bayou
Bonneida, about two miles east Of
Prairie Jefferson, S5S acres thereof be,
ing deadened. S
500 acres in Union, on. the. 0peallit
about eighteen miles above 05
having Q good frame dwelling
and about So acres Qf cleaF Snd
|thereO6 'ss Nm
$50 acres III hssislanasin OpacksfA,
near the OuaShita fiver ssls
1880 acres III ~ 3uachita, about 6ps
mile from tie IS. & r. Railroad
500 acres oil Alef river, ID Carroll
sThe abcve land will IA sold on fea'
- y 81 Al. hUDELING,,
Monro6, Oct. 27tf 1s59tf. IN.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02
Eeaal Anuertlsrrsents.
d SHERIFF SHE,
1ysf. ..'-s SrAr. OF IoasitXs,A
Parish of Ouarlita, 7
Y 18th District Court. }
re- ns- L. v. L.nlelinr.

II. Boyce, rs. q. v. Ludeling.
By virtue or a writ Of Il. ia, issued in
the above entitled suit from said Court
| have seized and willeoifer for sale at
public auction at ths Court House
door in the town Of Monroe, on the
FIRST Saturday in February, A.n. 1850,
lit being tho fourth day Of. said month,
within tie hours prescribed BY law,
the following described property, to
wit: a certain town lot Situated III the
town Of Monroe, described asfollows:
having sevcnty-iiye feet front on Grand
street, commencing at . corner lot
now owned by e. \ II, King, and rum
ming down Grand street, seventy-fivo
feet, thence back in parallel lines with
Oak street to tho Ouachita River.
thence along the bank Of the river
seventy-five feet to g. Il II. Kings
line, thence to the place Of begin
ming, together with all the buildings
and improvements sthereon, seized as
the property Of defendant and sold
to satisfy said writ and costs,
Terms Of sale, cash without the
benefit Of appraisement. u,
(tdof.s$l2) JAMES II. MILLING,
MoNRoG, Dec. 2Sth, 1859. shin,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-02

YNHE winter term commences Nov,
L 9th. The Directors and patrons
Of this School are determined, bysstea-
dy and united effort to establish PEI
msanently good Home School. A new
building will be completed by the 18th
of January, and other conye niences in.
dispensibleto theschool room supplied.
Its former success, healthful location
and the influence Of moral and
christian community are considered
sufficient to secure The prompt attend
ance of the limited number Of pupils to
be admitted. Z.
For further information address,
A. ]. LYON, Trenton, La 2
Nov. "a, 1859. 2an. 81 80.