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The Van Buren press., 1860-12-21

IT agti, NUt:
I nroc..d. ;ss to two decretal ORDERS made in the
L Cit or VT Of Crawford County, Arkansas
On the af " side thereof at the August term
Wilson VS.. CHS F. Brown, aad of David c.
Williams, administrator of the estate of France.
A. Chapman deceased. vs.. Charles F. Brown, /
will on Monday the 2Sth day Of January, A. D.,
1861, between the hours prescribed by law fn iu'
dicial sales at the Court House door in the CITY of
Van Buren,, in said county. sell at public ven1ue,
to the last nd highest bidder therefor the follow.
ing described lots of land. lying in the city Of
Van Buren,, aforesaid. designated in the plat of
block No. "a Four of said city Of Van Buren, to.
gether with the Improvements and appurtenanees
thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale Cash.
SUTTON F. COTTRELL,
Wv lpft4 5Ji Commissioner in Chnnc.rv
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-21

cMOOTilNG Planes, single and double i4a
- Jack. fore and jon:ers,
Tongueand groove Plancs, assorted sixss,
Ceiling match do "
Bead and Rabbit, do
Drawing knives, assorted QUALITIES,
| Hand Saws
! In quantities TO suit purchasers at
! jan I3, 90 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS l. %
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-21

80. 1859.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD & SOUTHMAYD
4 RE now opening very large and extensive
IA assortment of Fail and Winter Goods
to which they invite the attention of purchasers,
at Wholesale retail sep 4,59
DAINTS, OILS, &C.
100 kegs WHITE LEAD,
300 ID Spanish Brown.
100 II Venetian Red
100 ID Red Lead.
2)0 gallons LINSEEp OIL.
l5) Spts tt cPENTINE.
81 fb Prussian Blue
300 h Birthstone,
90 ID Flour Sulphur.
200 fb EPSON Salts
500 II Spanish White,
25D ID White Chalk
Gl0 ID Putty in blai iers,
2J0 gallons Lard Oil,
50 II Borax for sale hv
July 6, 1859 WARD l. SOUTHMA AYD.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11

I'iessrs. tTTY, EYANSs& Coz,
British and Foreign Agents, Prl-
vate Bankers, &C.,,
Oifices--s Cannon ST.. London, and II Grsvier St..
Opposite Canal bank. New Orleans
ENGLISH, IRISH ASD SCOTCH BAsg NOTES EXCHANGED.
s. LOANS NEGorIArED AT REASONABLE RATES.
81 VS. II INIERgsF PAin0s SPECIAL DER0sIrs.
~, ss rs Notes NOT, DISCOUNTED. e
Drafts ON English, Irish q nd scotch
~ A g +
MONEY to Loan on real estate, Plantation,
Ill Farms, Negroes. &e,stof any psfloi atrtisol'
allie rates. j Apply 10 Aessgs. Atty Co, Private
Bankers &C., IL Gav;er Streef. NewO Orleans. IS
Post Oiiice--aiidress Box Blank ID.
c 30 Agentneed apply. NH Aft.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
FAssIIAa'S IRON COTTON TIE
TO PLANTERS MD MERCHANTS.

IRON will be generally used the coming year in
i baling Cotton. Merchants should therefore
hesitate TO purchase rope, andfsa,nine the merits
ofthe different Ties before purchasing Of them. A
complete assortment Of all the different Ties will be
kept AZ ny Office ON exhibition, Which all Sho feel
anln,srest in, are cordially invited to call and ex
anime for themselves,
8Confdent in the superiority of the FASSNAA
TIE, will take pleasure IN going to the Orleans
Press to exhibits merits, mode ofappication etc
or that Of any other Tie that may be suggested. ~
Orders for any amount promptly Rlel at &c. per
pound, with liberal deductions to merchants.
+. BELCHER, AdsST,
~ % Commercial Piacs.
anl8-ly NV 0aLEASs
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
Election Notice.

"A n election viii be hold in,ras Rlaisance Ward
II on Monday the 10th day Of .Apra, for the pur,
pose Of esc,ing Jastice oithe Peace Tor the La
sauce ard, 10 ell The Vacancy questioned by the
rsigastion Of f. R. Bsownell, Ese.
Tie Commissioners Of election ifill ses that said
election 90 her according to law. aid iaat uae re-
t rs be made the Sheriff Of the result OF Tue sne
apl4 II. B.liLLaU, +. f.J. 4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
Notice Of Election.

"A N.election will be held at the Court House, in
IA Lire ia3r OF Alexandria, on Monday, the aith
day OF April, ierthe psrpess OF elec.,ng J ustice
Of the Peace erstile Alexandris Ward, to I'LL the
vacancy oeeasls.ssd BY the resignation of u. J..
Hutciins, Esq.
The Commissioners viii zee that said election be
held according 10 law, aud that due returns be
made to the Sheriff OF the result OF the same.
apl4 ti.BAILLl0, II. P.sgs
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
Hay Prince.

Lay EElKlCG. sIN--r,
THIS celebrated HORSE will STAND the ENSUING,
season, atthe Rapiles Race Course, situated
about miles from Alexandria, or any other place.
not exceeding ten miles FROM town, where he can
get as u,aay as ten mares.
BAYspRINgf,, viii serve mares at sl5 for the
season, ii paid daring that tine, or SIT 81 on the
lst oil january next, with 81 70 the groe,ifor EACH
mare. n ssss. q s.1s3 L :
PEDIGREE:
& BAY PRINCE was sired by Blaek pr.lce, Who
was sired by Imp. Fylie and ont of Fantail, bs
Sir Archie. Bay Princes damwas HaanaA Harris,
who sas fill ulster to John Baseonh.i
Feb. ,a-3a 4 "a JOHN CLARK.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11

L G.t
place thesscrvices III III fine Stallion,
Wv antelope, TI-.
before the public. AID season viii commence on
the stof jiarclland I'D ON the 25th July, at slo
cash, for single yisitisi5 the sessor. or $50 to
insure: payable Isl JAnary, 1861.
Persens adopting Ne insurance plan, will he
hedrespof.siDlei tlitsevent he property rrars-
terrcdA I'lstagage VII lie furnished Tor Mares
fons i stance, aud gi,in led ut 81 per week, hut
no responsibility Tor al dents or escapes.
] Pedigree: Wulope, Js.. WAS cot by War
loepe, ST., he BY rlstes, ltor ULYSSES pedigree,
see Inrf Register, Midh ..asnbef, 1871 his dam
By I'd paeolei grand Fam lss Imp. Phoenix, great
Grand dam Nv old lhpl tanlellsi- ariaopc, Irs
.ea d, vas y u horse eled Big Kaee, lie By B,ron,
he by STAKEHOLDER, oa Of Patty Pufby Pacaiet,
ai4oopeT s grand lss isiaf sister 10 Waroope,
ST. rhl,s we SEE that gailoope, jr has descended
troughst aoble lifie oiiieesrglis sire and gr,itd
sire haging heen well I'D tayorabiy known in this
COUNTRY. Watioope, f. is Ii beautiful gray, pes
sess ilg fine ,nisele dwell defined bone, without
winlgals Or biemis.i, Fs carriage is gay, outline
admirable, aud 4 have Ryer kDoyn any Of his stock
10 60 blind they arcptrticuf,fls adapted to f's.
ness. A specimen esFs colts can be seen gu the
premises. 81
Crescent Place, Cotl, RspiAes ParisI.
Feb, ~, la60-s0t MATTHEW j, JONES.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
CHEAP STORE, Front Street,

n nIICE OF ELECTION qualified votc,s
IY Of the following Police Jury Wards viii take
roiee that an election Nilltako place 1t HE differ.
ent Precincts in each OF said Watls,yon MONDAY.
May It'll, 1850, for a member toieprcsei. each OF
said Wards III the Police Jury oi tle9Psrish OF
Rapides, for two years from the list Of aNnt!nsSt.
Tie Wards in which elections are TO be leld, are
rs follows: Alexandra, Rgolette, Lsneptita Gal.
casien Vests and Bayou Rapidee
The Commissioners of election viii take notice
that said elections be held according to laM, and
due returns made to the President Of the Police Jury
on or before the lst Monday OF JuGe l.ea.
March ~, G.sBAlLbi0,,F, p
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and variety Of other articles too numerous to par
,icalaIizc For sale at reasonable prices, by
March 81, 1880. X. O. iiETHERWICK.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11

"a ia s9laS lamps.
Nj AL the articles required tolhe psed with them.
ways on hand good sappy Of the sess qaality
sRainea and Bleachesi or Wtite Coal Oil, or
sssrasne, Spirit Gus, Cauptene, aud the Soasfern
aConplnss Superior Lubricatns Oil, now in
sssfal use, for sale BY the barrel or gallon.
sas subscriber is agent Tor the sale OF
u. Eaters assse4si Faucet f
f ~ viii ast three siles az long az any other
eassa leaking; the Patent
Il scissors SSlarpacr.
ssi5 sdavcnient and useful; tne Patent
stop p0W,
ssSapters and Bottles, y gosJ improvement;
/, 'sfs'ss Patent Portable
y. q a S r o. Pc,
~, eslvenient and nselM where Gas Is 10 uae.
paoss is rcspectlnlls Invited TO eaIl.s
ARTEH0N HILL,
s.,, No. 6CHAsTRfs SfaEEr,
sssl.5m Newif)rlcans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
TGs,i IgE:l,IgE /!

TINE Alexandria ice Delotas sae Alexandra
Ice Reuse hotei, is ilsW hlleI with an ample
supply sf this ne PITS aAtrd atlSafy AT se
proprietor Is prepared TO furnish u go sssahi-
boats. Merchants, families, Or Planters, Ill any
quantity whethsr 5y Tie pound or ton
A,gli q. '6,-u Nix. ARIAlL.
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Gr. SobuItDn,

Wset tee fSat96eH epaesmns Der gDunbdte In qsnbun
@rafairtr enes Ger ertn @pneoien Der Der Stia
zen Ger rem 8oBen lbr enes gebens Hcipitdern ron
Sonce" FaF's gbtldpepha unp dcren Stdhn usebrdt
9t Ger guneerh1rleu beunoen SDaenb rpu cenn cie Ce
a"s Der gfen etB unSlbliss 9eisrnbe bic IN Sbreula
M NrE?eHai aMe anesrtn raatten Iitten iclSt g. aud
s eel prsHen erdNfn u ieb erfreden eit Al oft
ptn es' srHsn RIeHtste,teH dusentltdt se
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95altiMOre=S!o 0mpifal.

QStgrilnpet jur llnterpritdung Der SIuadlal6eret,
Der ctnii9e pIay, no eine 9:ilun9 erlGn9t
rperDen fam.
Stnoeruu9 tn ebe Stu1ben.
iten Quefilber, Das euete 0alunDbeit opls
-....-. lenp5 rutntrt.
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Neadtet fp[aenhes BIT aeiteh.

D.r Inandli&e eIer mh rbisu nebea teseitet If Aa6
iu.u eeN erfabner arst penben er4 weitn Eit E
son ieinen 6ae kreu trb fonbern henieibea aa be'a
so eiHeH Grattn es iebr bIse @eng gu ussu rdtreas
ben S6uen bic Ssulpfsnte f e1css III bas See
.iugepu oker sie Rrsnset weier H segrleu bat e
pe srfseren Reanuna ber&tg "a. Seseiaan9en oesr
S5tutt&- perbeM aab ben Er, g. Smttb arfse
FNnbenen SeksRemssHeiie in wcsen 9aseu sbns SMesea
sbtr Sneprens1sen hr Ben Saiereu stst usiet saran
Acs Et 2. Sn3et baE feint Gnt;hHbuns bgr rursre-
o. sSncturc& Stharse wrbea &sour& 10 rf e$aratazs
Die ira,yt9Ften SoIaea Setheabyer. -
Suuat stlt; @ie Gefd5t ltkeicr @Ndtse leihea
odtcn Ed te sei;en mtt gohr de ssen zunE Ens stess
anfeI!tn eftareH. -i'..i ~. r--. t-.
gW g. y EHiitb BAT but4 5e Sldlt gar ss.sc Rrssfes-
kn arsStIt 5eritab ale wgenb anbsrsr as n auscyn
uS ar teiIt has tbcI III ben 6@ierste Granb ans ss
ls ser Gontuou i5rt arfprAn9de 9re Tteser aber
1fats ut i,c. SRi aHaeuea, Etae Resiltu ti re ssa
9t.n alen morai8sa g,eH. in siaer btansM s,ctex
nee uhb,merft unb obne s45ns III @e1dfsn sn Serrae
Itromlntn perbea 9 stfs, Guphuhans einsarea i
rl,h tin, Slnfdrsntung Der 2cbeusNeie nStkeeasH.
3ua ben RranFEcen eef Dtbl& @tibIstn baa u. .. g.
mut It cine. Seibt Sstren btioH6ere antRanfs4
Innisutt eerfprict aue 2eieenAeH keiIeabt GnT
8r T. y SmithN Sribendos iar Srsren taHH s5-
Ieal TlGt. ,rta Die Tsbi,n n snt unb u:be mners&A
5nbrtu dstfclStnti sIt! boron sebreut Breta sS. E
ebe Baltimore niferN RoSnen BaEsH aad seitaa
I1tt Il, SpNpSnis 3r : e. SrltS tn pertceen Srtefen
ren ee Tsebi,;u RH& nacNh sHem sbsIls eA saHSa
Itt.lfi erbdlitr. s.#... ... .
NIX saFrceen bbeR frtng st1sas sSa Asr Gses HEs j.
,arat Sinimer ,it INSrontpn Ter x3alient1u.
Often paa hi, FRprBtNs bis nB, sbesbs. .-..
'.- q. 49, - Gs, g. .. @ss{sk.
snan.S &a II Gat- -frs5ert&as. HatxSGes
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Dr, ,9obnIion,
Der etn3t9e 9trSt, p,el@er ansA9t.
(Gtablirt pOr a&iiebn 5abrea.,, !,

...r t.l, (GtdbIirt dHI,ebn 5abren.,
S bat bas f6erfe wiriidmh, bette Al In Der gelt
tretft Ssgen Gle ere 1ranthen S6wat. TIM Nudtn nat
In re eenben Nertn ubdle bra 0trluaes b4i
Orsanen Srd ees 2ervenrees rer 8Npf (Surse Raiea.
dsr euer ten Ieb pe ppu a.ptHe1
Bepemen grrbnbeten Suene Hsl6t 0pfern eefdtr
ter tins ale eer Sireuendnf ben @tfdbrnn bes ludes
tsrruArsn MD ut ,s9 8et tire dus,npaeu
M see nnmS8l'& ma@H huh iutst ben &orpsr nub SHa SER
Sunse Mdnner,
tsfenoer ~slte bic Opfr shetmen YaS spOrseu nh
a8 dtrl'H 10 Dtsit 31uienbe TN su ubs Sd6 rpt pee
Rurt tore ert1StHen Zlene une ter 8erduoee
nt fem Bonner 6er Serebland Senat ttsstrt
sratm 9erTausm udben. r
Gsrbelratb:te Yerionen,
sStr se4e se a$ Ssrstraneu bsdbE4seu uns IT'D pbs.
nber e6pd9s oe1 eineE pinpsrns btwub ae ipa.
ten GnUsr.naI,t Ir 9spnasn u @dIns sleDe'~
Aaf GtnecrninS sBsn te p4 aftge Il rruttna
Vetibarts,t Ger Nerstn 3s1er2 SmGt 81 icpiune
M s STtsasn t Sr Srstn nsu tnr'5 1sE.ea Usasl
dns tbm ala &brsnn1pe Gkut Surdi m dpertrluen
nns iuDeriihtlt4 auf ens ditubt Ssi6tdvt DrrIaf.n
OrSanllhe S6pahe
unSerusa 8Seili uni e uOu, raf terssfelt Dss
r5ttd 9eten UsI6ss ls estu elsnh ce Sbt Lpb d.
esietn'tden unbeiDnncu rObtn Sunsr Inf u
u @uSldmetfuneen eeae'St p e peen Srtgsu MIDI senGu
Sdrn Sten une dnotrs uridten enfeten tIan III lie bob
1s'ensbe'ls etn rss Istrsu6es pelhen lrsan.
teNen rrteren ee d tetmzn Gafera trs6su Is vra
0ensH sis rd pc ab AuEerpsm ourG fsuben Sc.
mug tie eert1uun1s 21eseuss pdt pie ptpfaen uni
9silt3tn RrltIt ptrnthet -
Sru une Gsbet nieH oft ntt rIa3e Der Rranreit t-
rer ncsr eer 3rS I0e OF Sreiben 9etper Lnee.
rem urneH iu ee eur9 pie Gprpa5es Sepsn easrs et.
ilRecn iinp.
EST Sfftce: go. Snp5Jreperidfrase,
lIebsn 2Diren uon 8altimDreltr., 0ltli9e Ssite,
bic Stufen bnanf. o. ...-. .'.s,.
an %[te W yanen une Pasnun,n,er Bonn angilene ans
ruSerllbe MIn1aer oHr6trebsne 5ewsnr Gaddlnber
SaubRder SeFptter SraBenreinis.r gdmptnpuSer &C.
eehnen m r9elmds'4 Aere Hne aUern anGeicSea Don Or
5Qhnfon RuE In Der Mare. 'N-.t-- =
@S, Aus Srieft m'ifsu eaen pDf'stamp satbatten
@lpf 9sllun9 in 2 aSa9en 3uStlt9ert.
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Direfte Sntpprtattpn BON gSien
qr "Grnens" boben mir uniere Serb mppratou &tn
observation-disclosures
brett Der Sabrt erbalten f5nn bee6n baber n nr
a8 1 9arantren ionbern aud melt biqer prfauen. ais e
Die Yeien inb ale no cen neueiten Nulrn ub rede
nb 9robe IuSpa1 ais uniere esi9 Bat gertta n ouec
1882 Neer16aunt=Dfetfen.
Gin rradtoon8 1ortentent nit uub pbue Sitbrnaa In
lR@ unb @adbs seIctten i'm Qreie bon $1.5O aufpar8
NleerI6aum Gi9arren=!6alter.
85re nit n6 obn Gtnis BON 20 Gts per if anmsyts
llngariIhe unb titrttl4e gBetAlelsGp6re,
Su oieLiiI0er an8mu9G BON ac @rbbcn gu 10 G8 per Std
uro auirpdrt8 ~'
S61He Sernn Wunbpben bGi9e btti6e pfeiien unb pr.
3eantSpfe oer &t feline au5Hfe Gi9arre+g +gtui8 Sdnup
tabodsoocn. gabadSteue 3uneer, @aIrpfeifen II. f. no.
npcrte gi9aen brett BON Sapanna besc9eu etnfauS ale
Scren ocm inldnoi6eu unb ceuiden @'sarren.
9lrtn6er Raud'tabad, VarnoS 2outara 8u0ina (.
Sober arttefprb 10 9aranrt mie car9eitel
. Gebrdeer Gi;trp
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Die oSsamtlten puratr-qtt'
Ge" (Gat6artie Yta : TT etre
aelinoe dber wirtfIHte 2ur-
sdns wslte Der Ssa n SUNG
- felt msbr ais p1n38 Sabre
Z. Die fdeinsr iprorts seOrau9t
,etbe Jt1hfDir fortpdbreuo Nlne6-
Ieide Die WiGltd6frdse alter Derer,
M lie 2 ri ole ptlen eebrau.bten,
.fIs o. 40 pte 8ufrteoeabett, rtlGe
2llIe BET Ger Mapenoun8 aus
fprdneu, Bat ntiH SeraaABt,
Sielsl en- 2laen susdnslt4 ~
Ht1deu.
IS III etne nnertannte 9h1ta
Gd6s tn Der Meotstt. pds Dsr,
i6ebene puratrmlttel cul
Serlhiebene Gbetle ees uns
terletbes pirfen.
Die .5amtlteu 9ureirptl'
Ie" 1T NIT Rnfii6t Gilt oteis
ftfIfebnOe Gbarfd&e aus Der
Sert6ieseufen uIto retaiter
pFansen @rtracten 5uiant-
,1tnsefsgt, trelGs ele'6naVta
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= Nteuer Ssnt. mnS Nylueen- g oDen.

7 "a VNEUEC VJI1I7 IIIU 4UNIIgVUE uUCH4
<0 Wenen 6re zen, Seonnteu unr a. er9all eeeb
ten gubfum Gle er9tbene An 9e, eaB i men ~ SAP
zen Stcre
go. 43 8altimurefr., 2. ijbir lrn Sre,ertditr.,
nit Or r6Sen &uswab un' mers er Ssl ren nr c,n
Min n re efen tab NIB 1ehe VA tt Seti@erun9
a & d ei ont r N oece ina r.lle HELEN pelre. W.
SY isS """' @boE. Ste lie.
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Sunse OQdnner,

teenee ws1 bic 0pr icneS IshetmeH TlsrS JsWOseu nh
0a' ae@ 10 Drt 21uienee tn rubs Srd6 reet elSt
eur tore ere1feHen ldlen.e entwdeer 8erdnnee
nlt eem Bonner Der Bertbanfdt Serat ttse
ecr tsiaubcrnnt a6H. M baDtR wureea, nrSsen @ NIT
ergcM Yertrcusm udben. ''' - - ~ T
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DaGelte halt liA in iepem 8lswA

auf :eeen s bril- beS Nntrun9s
6nn1Is pirfen uno rrei6e gut
, aisp f6sr In alien 8dnen itnb
; ne etns pureans nStbts tft,
} ais ltdprOnung oeS Wta9rns,
) lRrsu,f6merSen, ,S6ldirtsteit,
: @erifCp une. S6mer3 unO
@nlpfnclt&fett iiber Gem gam
gen 8Srps 8olsen ter plDs-
It6en @rldttung, ruel6e ivenr
, nernahlGlfst, oft IN lanssn
Niebern enoet. WtdnseI an
&ppettt. falteS Suten iiber
ben, 85rper, 8ubrlcRstett.
: Rcpflhmsrsen Orsr 6Gwere
TN 1pOf, ale Gafjinbuness
fronfheiten. Wiirmer b Rin-
bern unp GrpA6Genen N6eu-
mdttsmus. elm erpBes 8luts
retuteun9smitiel ulp seeen
Stele anfere &rantbeiten. be-
men Der WenlA untermorFen
ii unb ber n &uisdblune III
wetttduEg letn piirpe, slt ee
y L~n,,dxen 0pifS Ia E5tn6
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-22
Senator slidell.

Elsewhere we publish communication from
a distinguished SOURCE urging the claims Of
Senator Slidell for the Presidency The
arguments set forth by our correspondent are
clear, conclusive and unanswcrable There is
nO man Ia the nation who can produce
clearer record than Senator Sidell. As q
Statesman, he is an ornament to the nation and
the pride Of his party. For talent, consistcn-
cy and integrity, we know no man as his
superior. Bold, open and frank, he is equally
as true to principle, as he is to the convention
alnsages Of the great party he SO ally re-.
presents. He is not only man of ideas. but
Of action. His mind is sngulary distinguish
ed for grasp, and be convinces as effect,ally
rs be examines or confutcs-hc is in reality a
man Of gigantic strength. Indeed, there are
bat few men in the country who are his
equals as tar-sighted and clear-headed
Statesman. This is not all. He is eminently
sound upon all questions affecting the Gnaitl-
tonal rights Of the States. In every emergen-
cy he has, stood nobly up to the teachings CT
the Constitution. While Senator Slidell values
and loves the Union, he also values and loves
the peculiar institutions Of the South, which
his entire political history fully proves.
We do not hesitate to say that he is be-
lever in u UNION Of equals; for any other sort
of Union would he a mere mockery, and a
fraud upon the Constitution.
With these brief remarks, we again call the
attention Of the reader to the letter, as referred
to. ....,5-
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-22

extent separates her from the rest Of the South
ern States. In order to correct any such ten
dency. as far as 1t is possible to- do so, we take
occasion to say here that the Democracy Of
Louisiana does concur with the rest OF the
South in uncompropising hostility to Mr..
Douglass nomination, and in regarding the
Territorial question as an issue involving es-
sential Democratic principles, and that the
delegation will never consent to the abroga-
ton or modification Of the two-thirds rule
Della,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-22
An IMPORTANT Su1r.-The Cincinnati Gazett

An IMPORTANT SUIr.-The Cincinnati Gazette
of the Gath inst. says:
The Supreme Court of Ohio is now occupied
with case involving more money than any
ever previously tried before the court, and per,
haps before any other. 1t is the case of George
). Coe, trustee. against the Columbus, Piqua
and Indiana Railroad Company, being an en-
deavor to foreclose certain mortgages; the
great amount Of money is not directly involved
in this case, but there are numerous others de
pending upon the decision, and represented by
attorneys from all over the State The grea
amount depending is estimated at 500, OOO, 900
A large number Of railway kings are in attend
ance.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-22

NEW HAxrs1RE ELEcr1oN.-At an election
held in this State for Governor and Members
Of the Senate and House of Representatives,
the Black Republican candidate for Governor
was elected by majority of 4,57O votes
The Republicans have majority of four in
the Senate, and eighty-Gve in the House of
Representatives.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-22

EXECUTION OF STEPHENS AND HAz.ETr-
Charleston, March l6-All the parties con.
cerned in the late Harper's Ferry conspiracy,
have forfeited their lives.
Stephens and Hazlett, the two last conspi-
rators, we're brought to the scaffold at noon,
to-day, and after short prayer delivered by
the minister, they were launched into eternity,
Everything passed off quietly.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-22
Political Preferences Of Louisi.
ana.

If the persistent efforts of the enemies of
Senator slidell here, aud elsewhere. have pro-
duced any belief on the part of those unac-
quaintcd with the real state of opinion among
the Democracy of Louisiana, that he was not
the choice Of vast majority Of our party, the
error thus created was dissipated at Baton
Rouge on Monday. His bitter and implaca-
ble foes in that town and other portions of
the State were afforded a full opportunity to
test the question in their own way. They did
so by moving to strike out the resolution re-
ported from the committee endorsing him in
unqualified terms, and upon call for vote
on the motion by parishes, the result showed
thirty-four votes in the affirmative against two
hundred and six in the negative. In other
words, the friends of Slidcll were proved to
be six times stronger than his enemies. If a
man were ever more triumphantly sustained as
public servant, and his acts more emphati-
cally endorsed, we are not aware of the fact.
The Convention was composed of delegates
from every parish in the State, with the ex-
ception of Calcasieu. We have attended not
that none ever cquallcd it in numbers, res
probability and intelligence; nor was any SINH
lar Convention ever held whose proceedings,
taken as whole, were more orderly and dig
nifed.
But while we thus signalize the action Of
the Convention with regard to our distin-
guished Senator, we must say that in rejecting
the resolution introduced on behalf OF the
East Baton Rouge delegation, instructing the
delegates to Charleston to cast our votes for
John G. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, by no
means implied any want Of respect for, and
appreciation Of, that gentleman on the part Of
the Louisiana Democracy. On the contrary
we are satisfied that every man who sustained
Mr.. slidell, is equally the friend of Mr.. Brock.
inridge and will most cordially support him
for President, if he receive the Charleston
nomination. The majority did not intend to
be tricked out Of its rightful authority in the
matter of expressing the sentiments Of the
party in this State on the issues of the hour
and it was well known to every man in it,
ranks, that the resolution proposed by section
of the impotent, but malignant minority, was
only designed to create mischief. Many who
voted against the proposition, are warm and
thorough friends of the Vice-President, who
were indignant that his name should be sc
scandalously used by q set of men whose sup
port is enough seriously to compromise any
one whose political record is not as clear q,
the one which he can produce. Had he beer
present, we are sure, he would have felt, as W.
and others did, as to this most improper ant
unauthorized use Of his name, by miserabl,
and badly beaten squad Of factionists. But
after all, it will do him no harm, with hi
friends Of the Louisiana Democracy.--M o
Courier.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-22

FRAUD IN CorroN.-The Providence Post saws
that bale of cotton lately received at that port
from Augusta, Ga, contained sbetween one and
two hundred pounds Of large stones" The sup
position is that it was negro cotton, and that
the fraud was not perpetrated by a regular
dealer.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-03-22

4., - We call especial attention to the advcr.
asement of Gunnison, Chapman h Co. Mr..
Stone, their gentlemanly agent. is 10 town and
will he glad to confer with, and receive orders
from, our planters This house is spoken of. by
the Press throughout the State, in the highest
terms Recommendation.