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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-27
THE ORIGINAL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
HEIMsTREET's INIMITABLE HAIR cOLORTNG,
THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE IN Use.

The attention OF the pubic called to this article which
being extensively sold In all parts Of the country
FIFTEEN YEARS. EXPERIENCE
% be the Preparation for
Restoring Grey Hair to It's Original Color
Bringing Hair out Oh Bald Heads,
And Causing il to Grow Strong and Healthy.
you wish the color instead OF the dull rough
looks which hair dye mparts HEsTRErs RESTORATIVE which
nygoraes hair makes young again, mat
ter how much 1t may be faded
Those article which they and
omend invited read following, from well known
Apohecary:
FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH HAIR REsT0RATIvEs
wALrHAN, Mass, Jan. %, 1882
MRssRs W. E. HiGLN Co.: have been selling Hematreets
Inmabe hair Restorative three four years. with good
tried various other articles in the
market, pages Packards Averys Woods &C., but yours has
preference among them ALL have hesated
all claims do Several ladies Of town
wearing false hair for several years have laid it
and have full and ldNurant head OF hair Of original
color produced by using three bottles
ce by they have been induced to try
something else palmed upon them being SUPERIOR they have al
Invariably your Hair Coloug again,
only mertorious reliable article in usehndnf
article cheap any ofhe Hair Oils Washes with
which the market is flooded.
Yours, truly,
s. B. EMsoNs
bv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-27
FnriIsh COTTON Fnctorics.

From paper recently read by Mr.. David CnaaWicA'
of S,sf,rd before the London Statistical Society we
m enabled To- present scver, interesting facts relating
60 tbc machinery of cotton mills and the wages OF aco
~ operatives 10 the cotton mill seven classes OF work
men are employed in the several departments following
T. as engineers Portcrs, &c ?, in cotton mixing ana
blowing s. in c1rding and preparing g. in seli'ac'lng
mule spinning o, in throstle spinning T., m spinning
upon hand mules and = in power-loom weaving In
mill Of 500 hands the numbers employed respectively IN
these departments are as 27 = -, So SO, 275 and in
bcaming twisting and sizing IA. Of the whole number
70 per cent are men, SOP per cent women &C per cent
boys and 24.2 per cent girls.
Duang the last twenty years. the wages OF all classes
Of factory hands have increased from 10 to p per cent
owing chiefly the improvements in binery ena-
bling them TO perform larger amount OF work. and
thereby increase the value of their labor. Chadwick re-
marks:
In 1886, there were Soi6 cotton factories in England
and les; lIS0 OF which situated IN Lancashire
Notwithstanding that legislative restrictions were au
uoOn the employment of Young persons, and the reuue
ton of the time OF labor from so hours per week 10 ~
the imports Of cotton increased from 646OOo,Voo
lbs IN lSt4 O34 600 900 lbs. in 1888; whist during
the same period the value OF the exports OF COTTON gooI
twist aud yarns increased from SlSOUOpOoO 70 ezto,
oU0 O0u-au extension which illustrates alike the I'M
meuc demand for cotton fabrics, the commercial deVel-
opmcut produced by machinery and the enterprise OIL
the cotton lords OF England.
The estimated number of operatives employed IN the
cotton trade of Lancashire is upwards OF 4OOO0O names
Reckoning the average rate per head at los sd per
week the agr wages for that number would amount
10 about 81 $4,000 weekly over S'",uOOu Vo per
wear. whilst the whole of England and wales, tue
aggregate annual wages would be about SIlOVouVoV--
lir Chadwick estimates the number OF spmdes employed
n Lancashire 90 25 O0oUOO and OF looms az a0VuO1-
Takng the generally estimated cost OF spinning NIL
and IFS requisite preparing machinery at %a1z4s per SPIN
I. and allowing tde present valuation OF spuung prop
sry 90 be Iss per pudlc-aud supposng the cost OF e
weaving tab hmeut 70 be E2i per loom, aud the pres
emit y ton OF Jda, kind OF property 70 be say go per
oou-ws shall have the following result as the aS-re-
ite CAPITA. nov invested in the cotton manufacture OF
Lancashire
q. 0U. 900 spjndles. at ISIS. each, e25 100000
..n 0l1 loom. M 500 each, 100000
81, 100000
Add 20 which as the estimated value Of ma
ter.sls and stock of manufactured goods,
aud working gap.Lai-say 2oOO0OoO
E52IooO0o
Aprviuz the same ratio of valuation to the remaining
5t MINIS I'm other districts Of tue country aud in Wales,
e shall have as the aggregate capital employed in the
cotton trade OF England aud Wales about t525 100000
These figures NAV afford some idea OF the in
tercs.s dependent on the cotton crop Of America.
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Arr'y1z the same ratio Of valuation to the remaining
.f MINIS I'm other districts Of ,le country and in Wales,
ve shall have as the agreca,e capital employed in the
cotton trade OF England aud Wales about 1928, 100000
These figures may afford some idea OF the enormous IN
reres.s dependent on the cotton crop Of America.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-27

Price 80 Cents and 81 per Sold Wholesale by all Large
Dealers In the United States.
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OLD DOMINION SAVINGS RlSE.
or RICHMOND

Chartered ~ ne A.9i''afurs et yl,y,,.,
fTNH's INSTITUTION will receive OPPOSITE -"
est Of six per cent per viii be 90 sheh 20 int
Ing longer than ss months and five per cent fr
Deos Is received at the Insurance Office of No. us
WYATT, No. 100 Main st., by the TRElsrEKp t NoH,s,.
CHAs. Y M0RRIss TI,,Lt,
JOS p SWORDS Scyaar,
CHAS 4 WORTUAu
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Anr,, o. py

coFTRBThere fair Inquiry for Coffee to-day only
reported 100 bags Rio at Is pound The
new hand about 5000 bag, We continue 10 quote Rio At
SHalSA cents for fair and prime at ia:4 cents Laguayra
l4iI5 cts and Java at l54al6G cents q u.
sales reported Towards Street
20 and 200 hbls do Family $50 q Dbl In City Mills
nothing done; Super Is generally held &C. per
barrel
RA-was agsn IN light supply aggregatns less than goo
or Wheat only 100 bushels received Prices
unchanged aud still quote White at les cents for fair 70
choice iots and Red at l4o 10 $50 for fair to prime
bushels offered White soId NJ 7sa7b e.pts
and Yellow at T2a14 els.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-27
NEW YORK. MARKETs. Anil "a.

DTT WT nc, FFTP q n
more inquiry-saes 1900 n. Southern HGl35c cash
CoFFEfhe market FOR Rio continues HAT the tendency
being In favor Of buyers who
and only supply OF their rebate wants The sock AZ
one reduced 1901 bags has been increased to 1851 bags
by the arr OF the Warwick The cargo Of
the OO bags will be offered auction Friday The
demand for other kinds Is also quite moderate without change
prices Sales 24 bags Rio per Forest King at l3Xl3 e
10 do In lots IL.
Flour Under favorable European adyces received
issue the market for State and Western Flour has
decidedly buoyant aspect and with moderately active
demand for export toge her with steady
Eastern trade prices have advanced cents
r extent nearly meeting the requirements of the trade The
the three days comprise 81 bbls including 900 bbs
yesterday mostly taken for export the market closing firmly
the advanced The market for southern Flour has sympa
zed certain extent with that for State and Western
creased demand having prevailed for and prices
Ing appreciated OG5 cents Dbl The receipts have been mo-
Gerate Friday last meeting the existing demand The
800 bb OF which 100 bb changed hands YES
day. the market closing the Improvement noticed above
The ket for Hemlock Sole has been very aut
Friday, and prceI though quotaby lower buy
There steady fair demand fer Sole AZ previous
French Calf skns continue In fair reqaes without
II, prices
MoL,sEs-There steady good demand for home use and
supported
srGAR-There has continued steady good demn for home
and Spectators have operated moderate extent
the business not large noticed In last nor ia the
k nrm though closing steadily and the full advance before
rep rted Is not sustained.
ToBccoThe demand Is small and market dull Sales Cs
hhts Kentucky, Is do Virginia
LOUISVILLE April 2OThe breaks yesterday were heavy and
quality unusually bad Low grades evidently easier and
market for all qualities except strictly choice ma
ard cutting tame The weather has been favorable for png
ar heavy receipts may be anticipated "
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12
Parish Maps.

3 IVA 1D'A -h''''t'fS'
MAPS Of Carroll, Madison, 0uactta,
IVA Morchonac, Caldwell, Concorlia,
VIM, Catalonia, Franklin, rcnsas,
parts Of Rapidcs, AvuyelIoS, st. l.au-
dry and ST. Martin.
The subscribers having prepared
Maps of The above Parishes, for the
purpose of representing laadb that ,Wc
offered for sale in the above Parishes,
have been induced to have them pub
lishod, so ms to place tie information
which they cont-in within the reach pl
all who may feel an interest in Tie
rich and thriving part Of the state
which they represent. Each Map will
represent tho puhlic surveys, and the
different tracts of land offered for saic,
with tho namea Of the owneys, and
their address, OF the address OF thail
agents. 10 facilitate tho publication
of the Maps, and to add to their use.
fulness, u space will be left on the mar
gin for professional and business cards,
for which u moderate charge will be
made, according to position end size d
the card. ....= [
Thp Maps will be furnished % gu.
scribers at 50 for plain copies, aud 70,
copies mounted on rollers 81 will bt
charged
Lands for sale in any Of tho aloy,
Parishes will be designated on liz
Maps, with reference to owner or scn
at ono to two cents per acre, according
to quantity advertised.
McChRREN, LANDRY & co,
Anctioneers. Appraisers and Genera
Land Agents. Office and 5nlcsronn
| Masonic Hall, st. Charles st., eorne
perdido. u
Nov. II, 1859. EI- bt. :,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12
focal advertisements TnWtnneN.
~
,4 THE MEW BRICK STORE
IS THE PLACE TO BUY GOODS All
,,.. ~ "A 8 a r G A1N!! Il
Do you WANT NEW GooDse :

DO YOU WANT NEW GooDss /" T. 'af7
ciLI IT TIE tNlsli BEIcE- s7osE!
DO YOU fWANT CHEAP GOODS? a. ja,s.,
ClEL AT TIE NEW BRICK sToRE!t
DO YOU WANT GOOD Goobssagf sial
.a' t"a' CHI AT 71t1' tNEW b5as1cK sToRE
Where. they are constantly receiving,
and keep always on hand |. well Sc
lectcd stock of E' -Y'', '''.''s'
sT'AE'slE s. FAECE EsTsiWG21Ds.
Of every description. Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, and q splendid lot Of
READY-MADE R CLOTHING.
from the Most Fashionable Houses in
Orleans. .~a @ naas.-5 A-aya h'ss
Also, atfine,lot of JEWELRY such
us Watches, Breast Pins, Rings, SC.
Also, a small.lot OF Choice Furniture
Also, largo and choice lot Of Cut.
lery and Hardware, Bfitlles1 ands Sad
dies, Books and Stationery. Also, i
newsupply Of " W M ;e'ssh I
Y A AlILY a4GIsOG GERl1,S,
and a full~Stock Of Plantation Goods,
such as Baggsing and Rope, Lowcls
and Kerscys, the very best article q
Oakitanncd Russets, Blankets, &c.g nc
All the above, ARTICLES we will sci
at low prices and on libetal terms, I,
those who may honor us with their pa
-tronage u ait~t lt 4at
The undersigned pretend not to sci
their goods AT cosF They conld not dt
that and live. Thcir r!ohjcct issto do I
fair, legitimate and honorable mercan
tile business. Theyh'dotnot profess t'
uudersell everybody eliea; but pledge
themselves to give satisfaction I,
every one who is willing to allow;
reasonable profit.5HCail, and see us.
,e fe, IS. NEIL e. BROTHER.is
~ Oct. l4tll,s lSas.a esa 90 ol4-ly.a
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12
s-r.-sss-ys-.a.
!, AWE E,'rT 4 ING nAgES.

For one, ,squnrq ofersM liars, a. aess. for Grsts
insertion. ....s.....S. .!.5.|.-.s... 81 10
For each additional inss rlion.. nars ssgpaye 30
-" L'hcral discount made to .qnartcrlys
somi,annral a..d yearly adsertisers.5s
RS Steamboat Notices, fas tbs. seast;l.-s5l 7
rsy~ Announcing candidates for Office tic be
NJ ysfs~ Professional and BnSn'ss-Cafts. (nottc
exceed .sS lincsl published tMe!S s'aonsas. ssao
I, IN Cards of afnEEsoNlsr. ehagacire can on's
he published in this Daper es atlYprtiscmentsat
do,lbln rates, aiia ppid ier u sc5@,ice.
rs ~ Aagcr{iscK,cnts nor matR'a onthe copy
viii he insathe,lNutil iFofhd and charged ac-
antiinnlV gtsssSnNs9 ss 4s9iE ~ st9y
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12

Il. G ENs Q n, Jr.. 6 Co.
NEW LARGE BRICK STORE.
HAVING removed to Their. new and
- spacious fire proof brick building,
have now opened and are still recciv-
ing their new Fall and Winter stock,
consisting ofplantation supplies, such
as Kerseys, Ky. Linseys, a-..
Jeans, russets, blankets,
"a Hats, negro clothing,
60 Satincts and casimcres
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS AND
cLoTH1NG-overcoats,
H Dress and froels coats, ''
(" J" Pants and vests,
..es.w1 Boots and shoes, drawers
and shirts, linen and
Silk handkerchiefs,
Cravats, linen and
.,=. Flannel shirts, Hosiery and
Gloves, hats and caps.
A complete assortment Of youth and
chiLlren's clothing rr-,,,,
A new and fresh quantity of A H
general groceries, saddiely, EFtsa EFtss
hardware, porks, cutlery and - -
stationery, medicines and cigars.
Also very large assortment Of .
..rD ". Ladies' Goods,
Selected from the largest and most
popular importing houses of N. York,
Boston and Philadelphia, consisting Of
Fine and fashionable dress silks,
Cashmeres, merinos, delaines,
Woolcn shawls, cloaks,
Bonnets, ribbons,
Embroideries,
-l Hair dresses, corsettcs,
Trimmings, pcrfumery, hosiery
Gloves, gauntlets,
Slippers and CATERS. aa
Also a large and we'll selected stock o.
Gold and silver Watches,
Guard chains-new styles of .jewelry
consisting of coral sets, Comco anG
Mosaic, earrings, pins, rings, shir
and sleeve buttons, all Of which will
be guaranteed to be what represented
| Their who,e stock is one Of the lar
gest und best selected over brough'
to this place, and will be sold at muct
cheaper prices than heretofore. s. u
A call and examination Of good.
and prices will satisfy all that we hav,
the ability to please and suit.
Strict and particular attention vii
be paid to orders from onr friends ant
customers residing at distance.
Monroe, La, Nov. 3, lS59-Gm.
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7 SHALL continue 10 furnish GIN STANDS
l,rAs heretofore at The old stand, to ST. GIAslcb
AtSEt., My Office is an the second liuor, No. G.
Ssxnnds constantly kept on hand TO supply
tenniIs. lido not derm i. necessary u aay
angling Of the morits OF my ain Stands, ms /
sell 1000 or more nnpually, which ARE disiihu-
ted though nearly the whole cotton growing
corntry. Not being alle TO supply the de-
mand tho pa It scason nm extending my Fac
tory SO rs TO be enabled Ia make l5uo stauds
next seuson, end shall therefore, be enabled to
supply the demand rT5fIipiiY.
sDANiEI. PRATT.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12

l7f BtsNets,s ~. IAfFNiSA.
TwoNd|ames lioNalflctkve, csshtnimng
sai upward ofilaeapagcs,-ana nieodsn-
cravings trrice Ginti, 5000; Sheep
+ extra, $1,000 n J3mlnssottti
81 90. HALF GaeG 5000, Atepocce, gilt
edges, $l5 o. .ssas,&
Tho preperatieis of'this work occupl-
led the Authol MORE THAN rerh YEARS,
duringlwhich he travelled NnaRLv TnN
THOUSAND MILES, in order to Visit the
prominent saeueis otaAhe| Revolution,
gather milocaltsaditians, and explore
records aud histnries. - 4 aaal4 @Ssf
The object Of tue Author was TO re-
produce tho ahistpry dt tile yAmurican
| Revolution IN sncll I'M attractive man
ner as to. enlice the youth Of his coun-
| try to read Tho wonAeulnl story, aand
| become familiar withihe founders Of
cur Republic aud ihe valueo Of thoirla-
bors. iLamaanar iRwl}ch il has been
lmranged4and s,ft Forth renters il No
,losa uttraptivu TO tho gche'ral render
and the ripe scholar OF moro matura
yenls, To& VI F@i7fatH. a%it NJ lH#hss
qH Explanatory notes are giwnon every
page ahd also aibieMmphsca lsketcl cf
every man distinguished in the events
of the Revulution-
A cel,ions Analytical Index is given
at the closG7of ihc second Volume, en-
|'brocing eightyfvetf closely printed
| pages. WITH % 80 @e'
= mis- is in itself, u complete synop-
sis Of the History and biogpaphy ofthe
period of our Revolutionary History,
and will bc found eSceetlingly useful
for reference.
The work contaihstAll'thc cssc ntiaI
i facts Of ihq early History q our Repub'
J lie, Which ale scattered through scores
of volums, often ihhcccAsahle 10 tho
| great mass 0rfcadGrs. II toims.n con-
complete ts,tAG hojhto the tourist Seek
iug for the fields conaccratcd Ny patri-
otism, Which lio scattered over our
BROAD taNd. - IT,. --A4l AA,--l-- ~ W
Upward Of THirsTy THOUSAND
nOllfARsa we're expended h thM plc-
purut ion of tlfia work Tho dxlGisitc
cugravings, under the Immediate s,t.
. pcrvision. Of tie Anthor, from lis
! drawings, required the graiesteafct In
J printing. 10 this cndthc efforts oFthu
Publishers have been directed and they
t+lsc great pleasure in presenting these
v0lUfncs rs the best apccin,ensdot typog-
: raphy over issued lren the Amrricnn
g press.
Sold only Wy Subscriptions st.,
BY" The Agent may assure Subscyi-
, hcrs Chat the work cannot 10 obtained
> at the Bookstores, and THAT The price
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12
..'l.- ,., EoeaI annert[ssnlr,tts.
y>-.>>>->->--o4>>
New Fall and Winter Goods
+ti iBYRNE & SHIELDS. -'

A RE now receiving and opening theic -sxten-
IA sive stock Of FMaA -lf- Aid7N5 .''l"'s1
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
in the way Of Plantation supplies, Dry Goods.
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. ,,,..55.,-.,
We have made our purchases entirely at the
North. aud can ailord 10 offer q g SO H7''
.H+ni Considerable Reduction
IN PRIcEss We would be glad to have our
friends aud the citizens of HtIiss and adjoining
parishes, come aud see us and examine our
stock. ,t-...f
Monroe, October s, 1s5o.-ti: : ~ ~ '.'' '
Fresh Groceries & Provisions.
'WTE have now in'store the largest and most
w, complete supply of Family Groceries and
Provisions offered in this market, which we can
guarantee to be fresh-as follows:
b FIouR--Extra st. Louis and supcrfnc in
barrels and half-barrels. l.I!n.l'a A:-g,'
-SuGAR--Common, choice and crushed. L, ai
MoIAssEs-Bn Barrels and halves. .saif ....tu
-Sugar-cured, Duiiield and Stagg and
Shay's. = I'F'eR'' .@,s4iae' E7y 's@H2
EAcos--Clear and ribbed sides and shoulders,
Pork, coffee. pepper, spices. larl,,rice, can
dies, soap, wines; brandics Sc., for sale low hy
'N BYENE & SHIELDS.
SOct. 6, :59.-tf a2ii '-51m3"N 7" '7"
Boots, Shoes and Russets.
| MEMS thick double sole, calf waterproof
lSl Boots, grain horsennen's Boots, fine pamp
sole cali boots, boys cali hall welt aud double
| sole boots. .t.'.5
| RrssEfs cases mems and boys No. l
oak tanned, which We are selling lower than
ever before offered. a17 XIV -ia ~
Heavy hrogans for men and boys oa.Ee
| Women's brogans and boots.
Mems fine calf Congress CATERS.
A large assortment of misses and children
shoes Of all kinds. r'., 5,,.l.. .i .s.,s.
Ladies' goat. morocco, kid and cloth lace
heel boots, buskins and slippers, in every va1i-
ETY.. at 7,e .tt' sBYRNE IL SIiiHLDS'.'
Monroe, November 3. 1859. f.t .s.
Is qReadv-Made Clothing. Ha
AVERCOATS--B Black cloth. black and blue
~ beaver. pilot cloth and seal saques ant
| frocks. 7r-.--
Fine black cloth. dress. fancy cnss, satine. ant
tweed snlues and frocks. 'a d"
FEsrs- Black and fancy silk. satin. cassimerc
black and fancy colored plush velvet. 4,
PANTs-Fine black doeskn, fancy cashmere
jeans and kersey. A1 a' ili7el' '7. i@
Shirts, drawers. under-shirts cravats, glove
and gentlemcn's furnishing goods generally.
nov a RYRNF & STITETJpS
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12
Camden and wrenton Daily HAIL
STAGE LlNE. M...H

Camden aud wrellton Daily HAIL
STA|E ElNE.
TSllEiahovc route is now completely
- = stocked Commodious Mail Stages
Will -lea4e GanaAlen, Ark.. aud Trenton,
Ia, every DAY Sundays cSccptodJ at
"a O'clock a. NJ, and arrive Mt Trenton
and Camden. on the day forlowing at
2 o'clock 2. NJ. ats4ar .4. l,, ..
This line connects at Camden with
The Stage lines to the Not Springs,
Gaines Landing and Washington,
Ark, andat Trenton with the Stage
lines W Shreveport, iI.a., and hy way
Of Harrisonburg and Trinity to Nat
chez, Miss
Every attention is paid to the COM
fort and convenience Of the travelling
community. ....... g~a.
1t will connect with Steamers at
Trenton, thus afTording uninterrupted
transportation to travellers going South.
noag w. G. CAIR
Cherry Ridge, La, Nov. Z. lS59.-tf
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GIVES notice, that he has permanent
- ly located in Monroe, and is pre-
pared TO make or repair
Guns, Pistols, sc.
An experience of fifteen years in the
most celebrated manufactures in Ger
many, enables him to do work superior
to any to be found in the Southwest.
His work is already known, as a
residence of six years in Farrnrvillc
has given his work much celebrity
All his work is warranted, and with
proper care will last a generation -
He keeps on hand ,1g 5.
Gums, - Pistols,
Hunting Apparatus
Generally.
Objective doors South Of P O.
Monroe, March 10, 1859,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12

a5 Copartnersllip Notice
EsaiS sTEss..aiSsg Trr undersigned have, this
dry, formed a e"rartnership III, this
town, under The firm of Herring "
Endom, for the purpose of carrying ON
the fEaTness and G5arfi7tgeo sffftte, p, ets
'positn the Railroad Hotel We put mp
amy kind Of aa-aa F'r gfha ~
Carriags, ."@' s's'.' r.+' '-"'.
Etgggies aas ai-.. g-t
and '=-..-,=i -.'...r..
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12
= al i Z Il az S1
., Etsggies
and

RocEsawayss
in any style, and supply our customers
with any kind Of Harness or Saddles
which they may cali for, Carriages
warranted for one year. g 1asg -
- We also do Horse-shooing and plan
tation worlS.rs Upholstering and paper
hanging doae here, We have engaged
good Eastern workmen.
ii ElshiNG & ENDOM.
Feb. Cd, 1859. .. 1y.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12

FIRE, MARINE, RIVER and HULL
.INSU URANCE. .aa@s -,a o ao'm'
Stocks of Merchahdizc, Buildings,
Fprniture Manufacturing establish
Imtnts, freight Lists, &C., covered
against less pr damage IS Fire aud The
ptfi's Of Navigation.
Policies issued ii and out Of this
city. ana a rc:lrn Of twenty per cent,
made in cash.ss s@ Net.fs Ge
POElGtES issued for The country,
without the country clause. 3q
saa p9ElClIsS, MARlNE ana RIVER,
issuedail and'out OF tU city, TO cover
Merchandise and Cotton, and an un.
conditional rcthrn Of twenty per cent,
made at settlement ON the first OF each
montlH #sHl eiJ
The CAP1TALof the above Cony-
panys.is all paid up iii CASH, with
large - Dlus. l.a,} g4s b. @ts i5l
y. MI loses adjusted and promptly
raid in this CITY. intUASu. ir
as The Lest references given in and out
Of this cityn on application at the OF
| nee. a..aiyi.. as. 5H t. .t e ,3.
7, FAlRCHlID Agent.
.Ea. a..as3.11 3ssgl9 ST. Charles street.
Sept, |, 1859. J., - 3m.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12

.n gown Notice. da' l5
FI'llE co.ra,tncrship heretofore cSi5Ing nnacr
i hp firm Of IA. KENDALL ChElEls d. co.
cyplca 'iis dn7 by liml0tiou, The upmlnis-
sion hJsinyss will bc attlrdup NY II, Eepdill
Carrier and the Gotten Gin lusin"ye ly nnnicl
Pratt. IL. KENDALL, CARThT1, =
.r. q - =..z-M DANIEL, PliAII. rt
New otie0pF, 0plobey !, lao9. ....
TIII Cotton tfNc'orngo and Commission iIrei-
h ncaa win he continued Ms heretofore by Ill.
KENDALL GAlTi.R. ,......., ....
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-12
Notice

IN OLlCC
Is hereby given that the un1ersign-
cd has Withdrawn from the firm of
keiier g. Crownritch. and intend car
rying on Ornamental Painting, Glazing
ia Paper Hanging in all its various
branches, on his own hook.
Persons wishing any work in the
above line will please give me n call.
JOHN klEf'ER.
Monroe, La, Oct. 20, 1859 st.
WANIED.-l wish to hire ten hands
w to work on plantation near Mon,
roc. Persons having negroes to hire
for the next year will do we'll to cal
on me at this place,
4- JAS. d. McENERY.
Monroe, La, Aug. 4, 1859. At.