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New Advertisements,
II. KINDERMANN.

Dealer in Family Groceries + Go,tectioneries.
X EEPS constantly on hand a we'll selected
IN assortment Of Fancy and Family Groceries
Candies OF every description, fresh and genuine
Lager Beer and Cider. Also large lot of the
choicest brands Of Havana Cigars, Fine Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco. Gentlemen who
indulge in the weed and want to smoke GOOD
cigar will find il to- their interest to give him n
call, for he Keeps decidedly the best and largest
stock of cigars ever brought to any country
store in North Louisiana. '' X. ~ 80
Also Green and Dry Fruit, Brandy Fruit.
Preserves. Pickles, Kctchups and Sauces, excel.
lent green and blnck Tea, Nuts in variety.
Superior Champagne, Claret and Sai1ternc
Wine, Rhine Wine. Scotch Ale and Porter.
II. kndcrmann is determined to do the best
he can to merit the patronage of his old friends
and former customers. Every article will he
warranted Of the best quality and will be sold
ct the very lowest figure for CASH. lie can
always be found at his late stand, corner Of
Grand and Bayou DcSiard streets, lust above
G. W. McFee " Co.'s Drug Store.
lie has also engaged the services of Richard
Darlington, mostly known by the name of Dick
m Barber, as cook, and is ready at any time
Ut upon his friends with everything the
affords. Richard is an excellent cook.
9vtpybod knows who is acquainted with
and those who do not know it, can CON
vince themselves by giving him fair trial.
H. KINDERMANN.
Monroe, April 2G, 1860. m" ly.
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Town Election.
A N election for seven Trustees,

An election for seven Trustees, a
IA Treasurer, a town Constable and
Assessor and Collector for the to wn Of
Monroe, viii be held on Monday the
18th day of May next, it being the first
Monday of said month and on Mon.
day the l4th day Of May next, it being
the I'd Monday of said month, an cleo.
ton for Mayor of said town of Mon
roe will be held within the hours pre-.
scribed by law.
The Commissioners of election for
said Word and Town arc hereby mott.
fled and required to hold said elections
at the election precinct in said town
Of Monroe, and due returns thereof
make according to law, ...rf ID
P; McENERY, Mayor.
Monroe, April 26, 1860. St.
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OH AaE.-Deautifukis old age, beautiful as
the slow dropping dropping mellow autumn Of
a rich glorious summer. In the old man, ma
turc has fulfilled her work; she loads him will,
the fruits of q well spent life and surrounded
by children, she rocks him away softly to tic
grave, to which he is followed by blessings
God forbid we should not call it bcahtital.-
There is another life, hard, rough, and thorny.
trodden with bleeding feet and aching brow; a
battle which no peace follows this side of the
grave; which the grave gapes to, finish before
the victory is won; and strange that it should
be-this is the highest life Of man. Look back
among the great names of history; there is
none whose life is other than this.
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SHERIFF SHE. 800.
STATE OF Lou1s1ANA,l
Parish Of Ouachita,
1l4I n:.l:L

- 12tn District Court.
koeing & Zenicke rs. Jacob Wise.
Taylor Knapp g. Co., as. Jacob Wise.
BY virtue Of writ of f ia. issuing
out Of the 10Th Judicial District Court
in each of the above entitled cases I
will offer for sale at the Court House
door, in the town Of Monroe, on the
first Saturday in May, 1860, it being
the 9Th day Of said month, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property, to wit: A certain
town lot situated in the town Of Tren-
ton in the Parish of Ouachita, having
ll5 feet front on the Ouachita River,
thence running back on the line divid-
ing the lands Of Elizabeth Clarkson,
and the lands lately belonging to the
heirs of Trent, 200 feet, thence South
80 feet more or less, thence east 200
feet to the front line, at right angles
with said last named line lis feet
front to the place Of beginning
Seized upon as defendants property,
and will be sold to satisfy said writs.
Terms of sale-cash with the bene,
fit of appraisement. -sa 49,
NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff.
March 90. $780, Tt1os $li.
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Election Notice,

THE annual election for members of
i the Police Jury of the Parish of
Ouachita will be held on Monday the
14th day of May, 1860, it being the
I'd Monday Of said month, in the fol,
lowing wards, viz Hs,l. Tx g., - ~;
Ward No. Upper Colony. -
Ward No. 3.--Monroc.
Ward No. 4.-Lower Colony.
Ward No. 5:-Island. ''A9FA -t=s
"a Ward No. I .ABeeuff River ss9sF
Ward No. ll.-Grisbam. - -. e a5.T r
The. commissioners Of. elections in
said, Wards are hereby notified and re-
quired to hold said elections at their
respective precincts, and due. returns'
make thereof according toIlaw.
I By order. ofus.1 agisu9az.
g. 81. MORRISON,
- .;.., !aaE.2 ., s3'5a President Of ?. y.
r. McENERY, Clerk. ~ T. :, 'l 1 . rs Ss.r7
q Monroe, La, April 26, 1860 ST.
4.4f------++- :.
Jansen, H4ALLe l. MERKLE-I Importers
e. and Wholesale Dealcrsin Drugs, Chemicals,
Dye, Stufs, &C., &C., No. ~ Maiden Lane,
New York. ytl, nofn slef4as 70 s.35..e u; h.l#
u Ng1 Chemical Preparations, Patent Medi-
cines, &C., manufactured TO order on reasonable
terms, and satisfaction guaranteed. ra sa.n's
d April rs, 1860. 1ailsg5a tsat-s.a2 3m.
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From the Sunday Delta.
American StatesManship.

Mr. Goo n p-ont;,, 4,
can Srsns,;n ,;r II. .s =; . on Amori-
week drew snr.hn uea ;et' III .hs city last
If ,hr con"trv 0 mr"s,i,. o'",e ~ .he condition
Iiis inc,""n ,,s as WI US prospective.
a"nnce I'M ,~s, 4h 70 Strains OF eio-
ylramc viii ' ax";s;,a u, .ne l"s': IL OFTEN
thouwht md ;n,a%nrv III, " .,." vi pocncal
a Il s,n, ,,i.,r, tS.,y, ~. .l'e poetry was Ike
Whrhsrtr NOV, NJ" p,se.;" l,eturc OF ruin
the shadow % osma;, . snsoe turned ne saw
ono ,onImorL .na a,,;,s , .,I pal..-saW out
boards noint;nr Ia, s"' om ~ WIN niger
fnInr.. ma 81 VIM, y, .. ",a ,.c ways OF inc
nav renI "rhis ~ IL ', ,ho ,na' nc VINO runs
:: NH, ~ ~, ~. IS 'nc foau 70 anarchy
the rood IN nnt;"n,I aisSai.; Meeny NJ rms is
rnoa In nn;,nrsaI o,,,na @ rms is the
Sncb mlnon,v ,,,o,ns ""u ;o u"Ihness forever"
are ;nciIen,nl In m,s tp,WT,"' py drawn,
whose liza has boon .Ian :" W., , arentlces age.
tho intense no,tis,n n,., ~, "o"u' caMa,'y OF
death IF ,hn WIZ nas.,, Wv. nv poe'. WIN inc
Host ,ftsct;o, nn, lie p"i'y u MS ear
deyofion-.NIr Prent;cn haonn'o "',u '''l,,t,hs
mast CLAW ,lio,1 Wni,ston AN .. 'lla" OF inc
ric herorsof lis ,o,i,cSl e.;,l, @ - uelnlur-
monld is onitc nerc"n,;s NV ~, ~" '. nv grave
If Crjitcntlrn who NOV bn $500 s py'.'e"i tepes
non possibus eon;;s ns bont Thar n,' !iougn
SUCCESSOR Refusing to turn his ev"s from ,hase
funeral associations Mr.. Prentice str;nos "f H.
harm of lamentation. and snos so o,,A.s n.s
refrain is: The glory hath ,lrnar,ol S., 80 -
land. and nfter1hnt the Ielnaa NJ ,n ,"u'
him to watch the conouerinr strides ~ u;on ~.
no more for him to celchrate tho Ss "i G'''s
grand thoughts with crcat eyants "e +. vi
him to build tombs and not temnIss. 10 ,,o ,ur
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rr.l PRQoREss OF CIR RAlLHoAp.-Tho steamboat
% W. W. Farmer has arrived at Monroe with
another loud Of iron for our Railroad, and the
shsp AIutsocrat bus reached New Orleans with
u tOoo tons Of rails from England. The presi-
dent Of the Company came up on the McRac,
having aN Just returned from the Eastern end of
the road, aad rrpolt Is The track laid to Joc's
Bayou, The briaging of which will DELAY its
." extension aboattwo weeks The bridging from
ms point to bayou Maeon is complctcd, and
the CONTRACTORS We're at work ON the bridge Mt
: the MACON, and hope to celebrate the 9TH of
ss'y ~ Dslhi, a hnepasscliger car, built at
Savannah, has arrived at Dc Soto, and will be
pat on. tho roadacarly in June. There are
over 500 hands at work on the Eastern
~ Division Of The road. t-.5''[' a'a'F
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MIR, Slfdell-.NOt q Candidate.

1t has been very currently stated sevstal
months past that this distinguished 6entldnan
would be candidate before tho harlS ton
Convention for the Presidency. ThgFumSs is
without foundation in truth. M&alidelk has
never directly or indirectly been taudtlate
for the White House," That lis name has
been used in this exalted connection from Maine
to Californis, We do not pretend to question.
But we do most empha:icully say, it WAS with
out his wish or consent. Our senior Senator is
not the man to eoasuiutc himself a candidate
for the highest position that can be delegated
10 an indtyIdual BY Ic american people. II
nominated and elected, it will ljc by the voice
Of the masses and byi no implied Or, expressed
wieh Of bis own. We have advocated the no
n,inatlon, and election 81 Mr. sIidell to the Pre-
aidency without consulting his wishes, and 1t is
quite reasonable to conclude that others have
acted In like manner. We are informed by
most reliable authority that be would not be
candidate for the t.CHARLEsros NoMlxArlos.'''
The correct and honorable position, that the
Office Of President is neither to be sought nor
declined, has ever been the motto Of Mr.. slideil.
From this patriotic principle he has never been
known to devlate. His support for the Presi-
dcncy las been a spontaneous outburst Of the
popular desire, which must prove gratifying to
himself and numerous friends. We make this
|plaih and pointed statement Of facts In order
that our readers may not be mislcd as to The
real position of Senator Sldcll.. We have
never even intimatcd tint he was q candidate
Tor the Presidency. Our advocacy ofhis claims
has simply been voluntary frec-will Offering.
We look upon him as emphatically THE MAN for
the timcs, and as yet we sec no reason to re-
ttoct word we have written In his fi,vor. He
Is the embodiment ofpatriotlsm, talent, energy,
sagacity and indomitable pluck. lis on these
grounds and many others Of equal weight, that
We dcsireto sec the "Citixcn. Senator" sue.
coed james buchanan to the Presidency
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The Committee further reported that Mr.. Bell
testified before them that applications have
been inserted in the list Or book Of applications
ahead of their rank" it b bat justice % all
parties to state that Mr.. Ben hasgiven the Re
gister an affidavit made before Justice Walker
to the effect that the re- port Of The Committee
is "incorrect and totalpervetsion of his testi-
mony." Mr.. Bell asserts that when asked by
the Committee If such applications had not
been placed ahead of their rank" he replied
" that he was not aware Of any," To another
question he stated q that it could be done.''-
The deponqt further states that, he called the
attention Of the Committee I'd thisserror in his
testimony and desired its correction and that
one Of the Committee knew that it was GRO
neous. The issue is one solely between the dis
putahtt. ai'f 10 a"if''fnaEahiIl 'sFsE
The remainder Of the Registers pamphlet
contains little that would be interesting to our
readers. It is taken up principally with criti-
cisms upon the phraseology Of the Committee
report and upon The action and motiyes of those
who made it; not neglecting to compliment
himself upon the tenacity with which be holds
on to bis present position over the Governors
new appointment. As to the question whether
Mr.. Haralson holds the Office legally, or whe-
thcr the new appointee identified to it, that
will soon come up for decision before the Courts.
We shall not therefore initiate Mr.. H. and
decide between the contestants. a'- 3.1 'aGl
In conclusion, Mr.. HARRISON has word to say
about the language Of demagogues who ac-
cusc him of having /" committed political sins.''
Mr.. H. seems to be we'll versed in that elan.
gaage." He closes his !" Statement " with the
following brilliant specimen: f,.,t .g.s ..,''. B
From the foregoing statement Of facts, it
must be apparent to all, that the object desired
to bc effected was solely my ejcctment from
office. - / refuse to recognize the
right that the Federal Government through
its appointees), has to dictate to the people 81
sovereign State, who shall, or who shall not
be its officers. Irefuse to belong to any politi-
clan or get Of politicians. refuse to assist in
the election Of men to office at the sacrifice Of
principle, and having refused these things, dare
to exercise my right as a Democrat, to give nv
support (thoagh smalD, TO those Of nv party
that l may think best qualified to administer
the government without consultation With the
would be political autoerats, who closcted in
Political clubs, atrogatc to themtclves the ex-
elusive privilege OF selecting candidates to be
voted for by the honest masses of the party
who OF right should be consulted
l am denounced as Nep Liner or Bolta;l
Democrat, although having never voted any
other than Democratic.ticket and must there
lore DC ruled out Of the party and removed
from office. These are serious matters, for
ffrotr
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/, The Presbyterian Witness.

rhls Invaluable i1arhal, y published a. Knox,
Willie, Tenn, rcachtss lis every week. The Wit.
,,ess Y nc organ d the New School Prcsby.
tstiaa clatcl'' Id INC South West, and should
receive Me xarm support cf That respectable
aud growing body. It's published in the most
tmproFed and elegant style, and is edited with
sprish.iiaess ana ability worthy The. cause it
q, advocates. The Subscription prioe, is only 81
per year, payable 10 advance, '4' '''''''' =
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

THE LATE Showers AND THE CRops.-We
have it from reliable source that the late
showers have been of immense benefit to the
crops generally throughout this section. Our
informant, who is himself q large planter, tells
US that be never saw finer stand Of cotton
than the present one. Corn is doing remark
ably well, and is growing very fast. .lis.-f
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q Fl. . b ---+ l---!. ?! J. 4. =
1t orders public sales in the STATE
OF LOUISIANA, as follows: ~ .i. ~ ..,,.'
At the Land Office at OpELousAs, on
the 18th day Of May next, Of the vacant
lands in forty-thrce townships, and
parts OF townships, heretofore s.nofsred.
in the Parishes Of St. Landre, Calca-
sieu, Rapides, and La Fayette. il ~,
At the Land Office at OpELousAs. on
the slst day of May next, of all tho
vacant tracts IN tie eren-nwn,Jered Sec
tons qrithim sac miles on each side of that
part Of the New Orleans, Opelousas.
and Great Western Railroad, within
the Southwestern District. ~
At, the Land Office at New ORLEANS.
on the l4th day of May next, Of ali
the vacant tracts IN Tie crsn-numJerctl
sections aoithim sir miles on each side of
that part of the New Orleans, Opc.
lousas, and Great Western Railroad.
within the Southeastern District.
The lands will be offered with the
usual exceptions Of school sections.
&c +, &c.
The eycn-numbered sections, within
six miles on each side of the railroad.
will be offered, as required by law,
subject to minimum. of two dollars
and fifty cents per acre.
The sales will be kept open until
the lands arc all offered, which is to
be accomplished within two weeks.
and no longer and no private entry
OF any Of the lands will. be admitted
until after the expiration of the two
weeks.
Presumption claimants are required
to establish their claims to the salts
faction of the proper register and re.
ceiver, and make payment for the same
on or before the day appointed for tho
commencement Of tho public sales.
otherwise their claims will be forfeit.
ed. JOS S. WILSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land Omee
.~ GENERAL LAND OFFICE, -
March 10, 1860.
April 19.-6w. ,.',if>E s,
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Stray Horse.

TAKEN up on my plantation 16 miles
= East Of Monroe, on the Vicksburg
road, large brown black Horse -
branded on the right shoulder with
eithcra ~ or an (H). The owner is
requested to call and get him, by
proving property, paying charges, &c.
81" R. A. WYNN.
Monroe, April o6, 1850. 5t*
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w Il{ .E-.I III HIM INlT = II TI----
Mr.. Siitlell and the Presidency.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times says: 1T is rumorcl on the directs
that lion. John slhlcll is Presidential caudi.
date. Tut viii not be brought forward until
4, ascr Hunter, Brcckinrilgc and Lane have run
down. when luis Now York friends will start him
1 w . compromise candi,la.c.nH ,.t. ~, .,..-.
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Notice..

T OsT OR mislaid sometime betwccn
- the LIST May and LIST April 1860 a
promlsory note dated 18th December
1859 and duo and payable on the 18Th
December, 1860, for the sum Of one
M ,n an one =, hundred and eigAty-tour and
4o-loo dollars, with eight per cent. per
annum interest from due till paid
executed e, and signed by Henry H.
Slaughter in favor of Isam Bond
The drawer of the note having been
notified not to pay the same. The
T. will be suitably rewarded by de-
llverlng 1T to mo at my residence, ten
miles below Monroe or to Thomas
Naughton in Monroe.
- ISOM BOND.
Monroe. Anril 16 1880 ~
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WIN the N. o. Courier Correct re !?

The New Orleans Courier, of the 18th Inst.
publishes very prominently two leading cdito
rails from the Ouachila Register Of the 2otl
nlt., without giving us the proper credit, or, III
fhct, any credit whatever! One Of The articles
alluded to was originally headed "MR. SL1DEII
AND THE PREsIDENcy," ard presented the rca-
sons why Mr.. Slidcll should he nominated by
the Charleston Convention and elected Prcsi.
dent of the United States But the Couric,
changed the caption Of our article into q 4
VOICE FROM Nonru LOUISIANA" prefacngi 1t by
the slt'jolncl Auttcring commcnt-savc@how-
ever. the words we have italicized: .'iitnN
"Thc following article, which we find in one
Of our Louisiana erchnnges reflects SO faithfully
the sentiments OF the democracy of our Slate.
ut the present iu,lciure, that We transfer it en-
tire to our columns
Now, 1t is not that we particularly care about
tlc matter, but 1t will be perceived at q glance
That it was just rs easy for our worthy and cs-
tccmcd contemporary 10 have inserted the name
OF our paper rs to say ZONE OF OUR LOUISIANA
EXCHANGES" 1t is an established rule of
propricty as we'll as courtesy with the press,
when they copy articles directly from one
another, (as must have been the case with the
Courler) 70 give the proper ercd!t This rule
we have never knowingly violated. We hold,
and have always held, tllat ifan article is worth
copying at all, 1t is also worth crcdting.
The other article originally appeared in our
paper headed "PoRrRAIr OF MIR. SLlDELr,n
but the Courier in reproducing il, changed the
caption into SENATOR sLmELl.," simply, and
prciaced il with the brief but complimentary
introductory that follows cave, again, The words
We have italiciscd "''
"'Wc clip from our exchanges the following
graphic sketch Of the personal appearance Of
Mr.. Sidrlk" 4le l't- sE'i 5Tr - ~.
Although injustice has obviously been done
our paper in the instances we have cited. We,
we do not tiuk it was done intentionally. 1,
is possible the oversight originatetlin the hur-
ry and confusion generally attending the iss,,-
ing Of Il large mud widely circulated daily pa
per such as the Courier. 1t is proper in this
connection TO state that we have frequently
copied articles from that sterling and reliable
journal, md have always been scrupulonsly
exact in giving The proper credit. All we claim
and all VIC ask, in return, is a rcciprocation Of
courtesy. Will the Courier pIaccus rights
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; Commercial Intelligence.
From the Daily Trne Delta, April 20.
New Orleans Markets,

5. ii. d. COTTON QUOTATIONS. ~ e"
Inferior. q IAIiddling 80. .109all
Good Ordinary. ia s. Mildlins Fairl2ia12;
Low Middling.. 9ia9 / Fair. "a
S s,n' .ssrs "a ,a We; outs -e -.0,. M
FLouR.-s5 75aSG IS
CORN.-65a75c. "
OATs.-GSa70c.
Mess PonK.-sl7 5oasl7 75as1sasls 50.
CoFFEE.-123a134c.
BAcoN.--72al2a.
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sd tEcH-EsIAsrIcAI--The Right Reverend Bishop
FOLK will consccrate the Epiecopsl church at
Oak Ridge, Point Jefferson on the 18th of May
next This distinguished prelate will visit
Aohroc soon after the conservation. ,,5,y t,.,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26
.
MAY Festival At Mme., Delery,s
l,nt doida Female, Institute.c ,,,st.,iI

'fhts celebration viii ,sksplsaec on TUESDAY d,
'EvEsiso, Nay lit, II eoo'ciock Il the aInsti.
tase. Tie public ars ihyitel to attend 9
sn'fhere viii ! Band of Mn aiciaius iG from New
Orleans on the occssion; hid the Salon de Dann,.
will be opened. .lsYfH '' al01
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

TIE NICARAGUA TREATY Washington, April
2O.-The Black Republican members of the
Senate held caucus to-day, and have agreed
to support the Nicaragua treaty, as amended,
to guard troops Ivy Congressional legislation.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

50 ~ See article on first page from tic Baton
Roage Advocate, headed "ExkcurlvE CLsxsx.
sc hsaq Wc commend said article to the. careful
a consideration Of the Opposition press through.
!eqtt ne state. 0nr friend William Strand Gus
,ss NJ eng ethers q lke kidney, will do well 10
fead and inwardly digest. .,7s ,,,s,,. 49,
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Z sasae5s '.H ISOM ROND
4 Monroe, April l6, 1860. 1t.
Estrav.

E,sTRAYED this day before me.
- the undersigned J. p, a dark bay
mare, with star in her forehead and
white. slip in her nose, 3 white feet
branded with the. figure of a heart in
the left shoulder and about 8 years
old !; Taken up in Monroe, La, on tho
llth inst. by Jarrett Wilson.
?. McENERY, J.P.
Monroe, La, April 10. 1860 a..
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&ONWe are requested to vi ate that the Rev.
M Smith will preach at this place on tile 5th
Sabbath ofnext month, instead of sbe rst.i iI.t
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

CcoI. WEArrER.-For u day or 80 past the
weather has been unusually cool. We at
tribute this sudden change Of temperature to o
hail storm somewhere above. 4 wi 10. il --
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

'ia NArsS4L DEMOCRATIC QUARTERLY REVIEW
The March number OF this usually excl client and
rs'isbls >siotlieal has been placed on our tn.
ao'e' wehaye pot yet had time to read it; bnt,
judging from Its attractive list of contents, will
snke 1t upon ourselves to say this much that IL
cannot but prove highly agreeable, interesting
ana Instructive. q ! - -|idS iaialisN'EiT i
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

~ W. publish elsewhere full account Of
~. she + transformation q The Statue Of Clay.' 1t
l e rom the New Orleans Delta, a paper dis,in-
gaished alike for talent and reliability,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

i7a SouTHEnS TIMES. The editor Of this remark.
aole paper hears nothing good Of Senator Sill
dell In regard to the 1Ioumas Land Chin.
Certainly 1t can't be for the want OF ears.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

- Elsewhere We publish criticism ll1 from
the Sunday Delta On "a mcrican statcsmanslin,,
by Geo. D. Prentice. We agree with the Delta
IN toto. Prentice is too fine poet to lie much
ofa political philosophical ''''9 'i5s i''f
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

-. - M"ssrs. slidcli, Lanirnm, Taylor, Ben.
jamin aud Davidson have our thank f;,r yo,,,,,
public Documents. Mr.sewar,l has also sent
M copy Of his recent speech, delivered in Tic
Senate II won't do, William. o9i'" ~ f15T
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-04-26

cabinet and Furniture MAKING.
ME subscriber intends to make and
repair all articles of tile above dis.
cription. A liberal patronage is re-
neutrality-suspicious. attention paid to
repairing. WI. GOODMAN
Monroe, April 10, 1860. IT,