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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
SHERIFF SALE.
- STATE OF LOUISIANA,
pr Parish of Ouachita,
10Th District, 1,onr,

= -'FH 49Iu DlSVCtCL OOurt. J
Koeing g. Zenicke Us. Jacob Wise,
Taylor Knapp & Co., es Jacob Wise.
BY virtue Of a writ Of f ia. issuing
out of the 18th Judicial District Court
in each of the above entitled cases l
will offer for sale at the Court House
door, in the town of Monroe, on the
first Saturday in May, 1860, it being
tho 5th 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
lis feet front on the Ouachita River.
thencg running back on the line divid-
ing tie lands of Elizabeth 4Ciarkson,
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-
tit Of appraisement.
: NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff.
March 90, seo.-[tdcs7tl4.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
~ Clinton Presbytery.


: The Clinton ;Presbytery of the United Synod
Of the Presbyterian Church held Its stated
spring meeting At Hebron Church, near Bran.
don. on Friday the 9Th inst, and several sue
ceeding days. Among other important BUSH
ness which was transacted, we learn that the
Presbytery resolved unanimously to crecta
suitable monument to the memory Of the late
Dr.. Newton, and appointeda committee Of min
listers and elders To- solicit subscriptions for the
same and suptrintend Its erection. We hope
the committee will take the necessary steps 10
carry ont the wishes Of the Presby terry --be-
leving as we do, that it would . but deser-
we'd tribute to the memory Of o great and good
The delegates to the United Synod which
meets next month in Huntsville, Ala. are the
Revs. q M.Atkins0n and DR.. Campbell, mlns-
tiers, and CIV. Shelton. Esq, and VIM Wells.
elders Brandon Republican,.
DEsNcwtoa was one Of the gyest and good
men Of the South, and a monument could not
be erected 70 The memory Of a purcr man.. For
talent, learning and piety he had but few equals
and no superiors. The merit OF DR.. Newton
we SO great that it made but little noise. Let
the monument go up and stand. forever asa
merited tribute to genuine WORTH Ed. REa.s
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03

A Child TURNING INTO Doa.-The Wheel
ing lVa) Intelligcncer records the following
curious item; - .........,.,
Something over year ago, the child of an
cstimable citizen of this county, wholives some
distance up the river, in taking II bone from a
dog was snapped at and severely bitten by the
animal upon the arm. The wound, which was
quite severe one, was soon healed up, but up
on the coming of s3eedog days it re-opened,
By the application of powerful remedies The
wound was again healed up aud The dog was
killed, but the child. before one of the most
active and intelligent, has become idiotical, and
has fallen into the gross habits and actions of
dog, much to the distress of the parents and
the establishment of those who ore acquainted
with the case, and are, Of course, unable 10 &C.
count for it.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
s1rr;slfsell.P eaifayeaY Declines.

Az we stated in our last Issue, Senator Slidsll
Is not candidate before the Charleston Con
vention. We clip the following DID 1cant -
ragraph from the closing part Of ans Edttaill
correspondence Of the Baton Rouge AdvoeDe
Of the 2sth, dated Charleston, Aprilszist. lie
paragraph, though brief is t1uaati th nsan-
ing:
Mr.. Slidell= 10 here with bis friends, and to
prevent future Misrepresentation, am author.
ized to state that under no circumstances will
he permit bis name to 20 before Me Convention
for the nomination. He has already commu-
nicated AoAbe delegates his reasons for declin-
ing the fatteripe bodor rendered by the Demo-
cracy Of Louisiana. He conceives this to be
tims--whsa the. .Ssathern~statess esould~uiuk
personal preferences and put their Leads to-
gether. for The lpurpbse o. concentrating our
strength upon any man who. isRost likely to
contribute testbe Triumph Of t6S principles Of
the party Of which he has been so consistent an
advUcate.gI2 HioT' "Fi1tO sH 7s9fiiqqsF II
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
Hotel Arrivals at the Nebraska.

From the 26m april up 10 LIST May-J. D. Scott
Carroll parish; W. f. McGhee, Cahaba, Ala.
horne parish Jas. Mcbride. Madison Co., Ala;
Dr. D. Maxwell, Ashly Co., Ark; P. Fauchla,
N. O. SRI
From Isl May up to dte-G. H. Ribble, IT.
Smith. Ark; J. R. Hillard, Pine Blnf, AK:
tsiah Garrett, Ouschita. La: L. Frasier, N. o,
J. W. Thomas. Farmerville, La; p CLANCY, N.
O.; ). B. Eubank, Rocroe. La; ]. W. Higgins,
Bastrop. La; ]. B. Natf, Bastrop, La; L.
Moore. Mobile. Ala; John D. Sharp. Bastrop,
La; W..D. Calhoun, Polk Co., Ga; D. Clopton,
Polk Co, Ga; W. H. Hine, Claiborne, La;
J. W. Green. Madison, La.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
Town Election.

A election tor seven Trustees, Q
"a Treasurer, town Constable and
Assessor and Collector for the to wn Of
Monroe, will be held on Monday the
TIN day of Mayanext, 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 Ward and Town are hereby noti-
fed and required tohold said elections
at thssslection precinct in said town
Of Monroe, and due returns thereof
make according to law,
90 P. McENERY, Mayor.
Monroe. April 26, 1860. st.
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Senator Toombs vs.. Bobtailism.

7, Ia, ,aapther, column will be found an article
from the Washington Constitution, beaded "A
cALuxNr RErurEp." To use the language Of
the Baton Rouge Adyoeate, tive commend it to
ths notice Of those papers which have manifest
saso much sealons roncor against our Senators
6r their SdAnexion with the Hopmas claim:
though we hhye very. grave doubts about their
allowing tlse explanation ofMr. Toombs to re-
ceiye place In their columns. As their oh
Jet = to vffy Mr.. +eadcll 1t is hardly possible
thatAhey vii, publish truth which would ut
terly destroy their designs. We shall zee, bow
ever, which Of the delamers will have the man
llnesa and honesty to. circulate the extract"
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u Z II k1bF8flss FN-sS : 70 STU III
Charleston Convention.

Zip "a the time Of going to press, we get no;
thing reliable from the Charlesteu Convention.
On the arrival, Of the AcRae yesterday, Douglas
stock was reported to I've on the rise and gain
lug. Ne still hope for the nomination Of an
lSTskvENTroN CANDIDATE. The South should
be satisfied with nothing lers. ri Congressional
protection to Shareholders in the Territories is
9pr creed. aud, should be the motto, of every
true NArls,Ns.Al.l DkMocRAT. North. and South,
The Douglas, men in and about Monroe are in
high glee, and hope much for the success Of the
Little Gispt." II the platform Of, the Com
yentiop fails to take a decided position in favor
Of iinterYention,"% 10 The South ought to decide
upon sene -DEfINlTE course prior 70 the nonina-
!tieas We have ~ abiding confidence in the acr
den Of the Charleston Convention, aud yet
hope for the Constitutional rights Of the statss
and the preservation Of the Union The South
shoMld take NJ, CANDIDATE who does not stand
fairly and rquarely on the Platform, Of (. Terri
torial Interycntiop,Y as taught ndfcaxricd out
by thepresent able National Administration.
Il We pen this paragraph prior to, receiving
definite information from Charleston, with
determination to face the music, let the conse-
qusnees be what they. may. II our CoSsrlru-
TtoSAL Rian1ss are, worth any thing they are
s~arth every thing, and we will support no plat.
tsbrm derogatory TO the Constitutional rights of
anyofAAe States-North, or South. /, Mr.. Clay
said he.s'swould rather be right than to be Pre-
sidsitH The States should maintain the same
fearless and lofty doctrine, let the cost be ever
soigreat.ayWe recognize the Democratic party
~ the Savior of eur. Constitutional rights in
the Union, and il il our fervent and constant
prayer that the Charleston Convention may
put, the doctrine Of "non.interventen" to IN
open death, and bury it SO deep that Gabriel,s
ttrnmp's will never wake II from its infamous
Numbering, .,le .,yog ..,, y.t ....,h,,..
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Notice.

7 OsT Or mislaid sometime between
- the LIST May and LIST April 1860, .
promisory note dated 18th December.
1853 and due and payable on the lstl.
December, 1860, for the sum Of ons
thonsand one hundred and eightyfe2r and
4o-lo0 dollar', with eight per cent. per,
annum interest from due till paid.
executed and signed by Henry IT,
Slaughter in favor of Isam Bond
The drawer Of the note haying been
notified not to pay the same. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by de,
llvering it to me at my residence, ten
miles below Monroe or to Thomas
Naughton in Monroe,
1sOM BOND. "
Monroe, April l6, 1860. At.
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New Advertisements.
The Nebraska Hotel.

THE undersigned, yielding to hume
u rous and frequent solicitations, has
converted his Restaurant into a HO.
TEL, where he will be happy at all
times to welcome bis friends and the
public generally. 19 ~ d2l.sa sSs: i''t
Everything the market affords will
be found on his table, regardless Of
expense OF trouble, ieaalH % 7;0s'o'eo'ts :
Good cooks and attentive servants
constantly employed. sa'il'-uas ''74i, 80
He solcits a share Of the public
patronage, promising to use his utmost
endeavors to merit it. ~
RATES OF CHARGES. %. lti
Board per day. ,. ~ -, 80 so
''' +" week (and lodging) II so
g" month (without 90 90
""" ""y with Z" Is 90
- SINGLE MEALS. '@9 ga
Dinner -. u. Z. !. Il. !. Is
DreakIasC. $685.. oU
supper -. $500. ............ bO
Lodging per night ~. ~. 10 SO
eoRSBUN JONES, Proprietor. "a
Monroe, La, May 8, $780, ly.
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Stray Horse.

TAKEN up on my plantation l6 miles
= East Of Monroe, on the Vicksburg
road, large brown black Horse
branded on the right shoulder with
either a a or an (H). The owner is
requested to call and get him, by
proving property, paying charges. go.
R. A. WYNN.
Monroe, April 26, 1860, 5ts
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
Tho State Rights LOuisiaMian.

Till. benixhted (waatly) anti-democratic
sheet, published In some cellar on an obscure
alley in New Orleans, visits upon our devoted
had = perfect storm Of the most terrific and
&4abelming invective! Were it not for the
ettaag answer furnished by our devilish little
Devil. we would most certainly, Mrs. Parting
tof.like, call for Ike. give up the fight anl ex-
pire "for the want Of breath:n. lee JIsgm
"" A goird had wound itself around lofty
paiua, and "insa few weeks climbed to its very
Top. 60 Md % sla.og. n...I .T .....'
nj. How Old naycst thou be y asked the new.
conner. ~ .'' '''' 'ls' .
About hundred years. --h ",5.i
.yrt'. About hundred years, and no taller! Only
look have grown rs tall Us You In fewer days
than you count years ~ -" b.. ..3' 80 lAt
u5" Iknow that wall = replied the palm; "eyery
kumuisr Of my life, a gourd has climbed up
around me, as proud as thou art, aud Ms short
lived NJ thou wilt he.'' '''''
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
Negroes for Sale at, Public Auc-
~ a,m ton. ..'-4.,- a,l...f,...

A~SS A~A ou.O @S uWAAC AuC~
ON Saturday, the 26th day of May
~ next, 1860, will sell at Public
Auction at the door of the Court House
in the town Of Monroe, the following
negroes: &c.. 5r '.,.-a 9 &c, ..r Il
Granville, carpenter, about 30
years. l,s =T-. ..,.f,. @. '.a..., ...
Lucinda, his wife, house or field hand, >
about Is years old. "a p.s.....a ...-
] aaron, field hand, about % years
old. u may offer others OH the same
day. Fl gas,5s Era = a.~. ...l.r
Persons desiring to see or inquire
about the negroes, will call on DR..
Calderwood. ..-......-... .......
~ ....,.. ED. GALBRA1TH.
Monroe, La, April 26. l860---4t* +.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03

1a9- The State Of Arkansas is the only State
in the Union without telegraph, aud she has
not q foot of line within her border.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03

Cabinet and Furniture Makinr.
1NHE subscriber intends to make and
= repair all articlespof the above il;s.
cription. A liberal patronage fs re.
quested-particular attention paid to
repairing. w. j. GOODMAN -
Persons wishing to have their fur.
niture repaired and vanished at their
houses, can do so. "0'4, 4t1s1|l
Trenton. April 10, 1850. tn
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ID / E d

On the goth ult, at the residence Of Edward
s: Alstin, CHARLlE, only child Of Elisha S. and
days. F
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It orders public sales in the STATE
OF. LOUISIANA, as followss: y ,7r.

OF LOUISIANA, as follows: !. ,.-'l
At the Land. Office at OprLousAs. on
the 18th day Of May next, of the vacant
lands in forty-three Townships and
parts Of townships, heretofore uaofsrsd,
in the Parishes of St. Landre, Calca.i
sieu, Rapides, and La Fayette. 10 ,9l;
At the Land Office at OrELousAs. on
the 2lst day of May next, of all the
vacant tracts in tie sren-nnm6eyed see.f
tons quithin sar miles on each side of that
part of the New Orleans, .Opelousas,
and Great Western Railroad, within
the Southwestern District. a. hi usfa /!
At the Land Office at New ORLEANS.
on the l4th day Of May next, of all
the vacant tracts in tie ere,-mumbered.
sections aoithim siu miles on each side Of
that part Of the New Orleans, Ope.
lousas, and Great Western Railroad
within the Southeastern District.
The lands will be offered with the.
usual exceptions Of school sections,
&c, &c. ~" ...... ~. -.. ''-.' -','I'5
The even-numbered sections, within.
six miles on each side of the railroad
will be offered, as required by law,
subject to a minimum of two dollara
and fifty cents per acre. ,0"f.
The sales will be kept open until
the lands are 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. r+ a-. ...- -rI.y,a,
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 the
commencement Of the public sales,
otherwise their claims will DO forfeit,
ed. ,- JOS S, WILSON
Comm'ssiomey Of The General Land OHea.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, l.
March 10, 1860.
April l9.-Gw.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03

A QUESTION FOR RAlLRoAps.--Does the warn
ing, Passengers are requested not to stand on
the PLATFORM" apply to delegates to the Char
lesion Convention?
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
Electio,a Notice.

ASAVOgHVAk HSyeAVVe I.tkt
IT HE annual election for meantele Of
L the Police Jury Of the Parish Of
Ouachita viii behe1d on Monday the
l4th day of May, 1860, it being the
I'd Monday of said month, in the fol.
lowing wards, viz 81 ~ i',tissf9 3s.i
Ward No. Upper Colony. i-S& ah :
Ward No. 3.=Monrec. s--s.--s.s-s--.----'P=r:-s
Ward No. 4.ALower Colony;
Ward No. 5.--Island. ,s9eal rTss
Ward No. 1.-Boeufl River.a 4aatr
Ward No. ll.-Grisham. .ssssg .gt i
The commissioners of elsctions in
said Wards are hereby notified and fe.
quieds to hold said elections, at their
respective precincts, and due .retasna.
make Is d thereof + according t0'lawE. saT
lsIlA3s1U gH.t MORRISON WA.y
49,. -..5-,5 no. President OF, RI
P, McEsERy1 CLERK. u. u s's'.S "a,
Monroe, L., April 2s. 1860 at5:.Y :,
HANSEN, HALL L. MERKLE--Importess
III and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, &C., &C., No. AZ Maiden Lane,
New YORK; yis1i.iii5T ISL 5I3'{ sGsabI
~ Chemical Preparations, Patent Medi.'
cines. &C., manufactured to order on reasonable
terms, and satisfaction guaranteed. e ''.'''''
April rs, 1867 u -F5a ''e'T 800 3ma4s
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03

- We call special attention to an article
on tirst page; headed "AsGlimpse into Home
Mattersh why Young Men Remain single.''
For Poetry, Zee ath page. Sunday Column on
LIST page.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03

- Thanks to4the obliging officers Of the
McRae for files Of city papers. By the why,
the McRae WAS behind her usual time again
thiatrip, bat We learn the detention was ALSO
lately unavoidable. She isso popular with the
pubte. that nearly all the business is given to
her. THE conscquenceiis. that every Saturday
ale leaves New Orleans flied with freight and
crowded with passengers u be landed here aud
u'ere sllalonr the Ubadtita river as high up
d The goes. The veteraiiI Len Moore; the wor-
ny sueeeasor II John W .sTcbin, commands the
AenAes A better saan or more prudent, cafe,
teAabss and obllgidg otices.4 never walked ~
alcts IL 4 ste0s1ee, AAilN sastFleeunos 1i5tii Us
nYsHitsi nj yine7 pg,
,b5Nor 60e-Tha True Delta, of last Saturday is
missahsn In tts statement that the murderer
JasSs WAS "harnelr Jack {altheugh he hardly
dcsesvediit) was tried here sceordiog to law.
sna'uas hung by The Sheriff as all muyderers
shDnM be. The bodywas buried, aud not burnt.
The, big fight between the two brutes
Aseaan and sayera came OF On The 18th ult.,
~ place called Ash, near Farnhau, England.
- resulted ina ..draw-nght" The combat
lasted twoLours aud eight minutes. Over one
hundred rounds were fought sgsss,sb .tl9wa
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03
Com1nercial Intelligence.

70 From the Daily TINE Delta, April %.
e New Orleans Markets.
~ scorr6S QUOTATIONS.
I r ~. a IMiddling =; .io3all
Good Ordinary. TIA 81 Middling Fairl23al2a
Low Middlibg. 9{ae Fair.
+ SueAR.--Sh 93c.
MoIAssEs-20a42c.
FIouR.-$5 75aS6 IS -.-----......,-
OArs.-ssa1oc. .giltG u 0HA1 =.
Mess PoRK.-sl7 50a$l7 75a$lsa$1s 50.
CoFFEE.--124al34c.
BAcoN.-73al22. ~
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~ See Mr.. jones' hotel advertisement In
MISREPRESENTATION" I'd Tie fight
As1etsian aSueccss to this rev enterprise q.n.
al ewill givess report ,Yf the May Day
ts.sisisies School. next week. T. s, s,

d Law Gard If Aiessrs. Pipkil y Az
kins, In another column. We take pleasure In
.te'onnend'ng thsss yonn gentlemen y 70 pub
c coincidence md fAyor, ~ ',R ssd ' r., 5.,'f
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-03

ESENNG SESslUNs
Charleston, April 2G.-The following resolu-
ton. said 10 have been drawn up by Senator
sidell, was offered by Mr.. Mouton, Of the Lou
isiana delegation: &N& = ~.
BE 1t Resolved. That the, Territories belong
to the several States as common property, and
not to individual citizens thereof. That the
Federal constitution recognizes property in
slaves, and as such the owner thereofis entitled
to carry them into any of the Territories to
hold them there as their property, and if the
people by unfiiendly Legislation or otherwise
should endanger the tenure Of such property,
or discriminate against it by withholding that
protection given to other property in the Ter
ritories, it is the duty of the General Govern
ment to lnterpose by an active execution of
slaveholdcrs.'
Mr.. Sayles, Of Rhode Island, offered the fol
lowing:
RESOLVED, That We recognize to the fullest
extent the principle that is to preserve the
Union; the equality of the States must be main
tanned, and the decisions of the courts enforced
and that every branch of the Federal Govern
ment shall exercise all its constitutional power
Tor tae protection of persons ndproperty, both
In the States aud Territories"
An exciting scene arose on the presentation
OF this resolution, which was finally ruled out
of order. S7..I III
The Southern cotton States are rampant on
points affecting their interests, and have threat
ened to leave the convention and nominate JEFF
Davis, OF Nj. for President. and Fernando
Wood, OF N. u, for Vice President. if the plat
form to be adopted by the convention does not
repndlate squatter sovereignty.
Mr.. Douglas has telegraphed his friends to
accept the Cincinnati platform with the bred
scott decision incorporated, but not to 60 one
step beyond this.
The committee on Platfosm met at ! o'clock
this evening. .
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Stop THAI 11readf,ss Cossgt.

We call the attention of the public the great and valuable
remedy for Colds Coughs Asthma and Consumption Dr. Davis
Compound syrnp of Wild Cherry and Tar.
This pnriveed medicine will only relieve but speedily
cure, when all other have failed Make no experiment
the delicate Tissue of the lungs but seek at once this safe
and healing remedy Under Its Influence the most dangerous
cough removed splitting of blood is prevented the breathing
endeFed soft and easy and The unfortunate sufferer soon
stored from the condition Consumption healthy and
comfortable existence. .$
For sale III New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
u and I5I Chartres street,
ja2 2p3ieod<W Sole Proprietors
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

Marshall
Military Escort.
Music.
Mayor aud Committee Of Arrangements.
Members Of the Common Council and Officers
Marshal
Music
Veterans of 1Sl4-'i5.
Goored Veterans of lsl4-'l5
Officers Of the United States Army and Navy.
Governor of the State and STAFF.
Members Of the Senate and House Of Representatives
Regents of The University of Louisiana.
Law Faculty Of the University Of Louisiana
Medical Faculty Of the University Of Louisiana.
Major General John L. Lewis and staff.
Officers OF the Militia
Secretary State Treasurer Auditor Of Public Accounts
Chief Engineer and Surveyor General,
Foreign consnls
Distinguished Strangers
Judges of the Supreme Court.
Attorney General and District Attorney.
Judges of the 2. 5. Courts.
T.s District Attorney and y. $. Marshal
Judges of District Courts of the State.
Justices of the Peace Of the State
Marshal.
Fire Department, with Banners.
Marshal.
Directors Teachers and Male Pupils Of Public Schools.
Collector of the Port Naval ocers Surveyors of the Customs
and Postmaster
U. S. Receiver and Register Of the Land Once.
superintendent and Officers Of the Mint, L
Recorder Of Mortgages and Register Of conyeyances
Clergy.
Members Of the Bar
Members of the Medical Societies.
Notarts Public.
New England Society.
New Orleans Typographical Union.
keystone Association.
Sons OF Louisiana.
Marshal.
Pre- Mason4-Grand Lodge and Subordinate Lodges.
Odd Fellows-Grand Lodge and Subordinate Lodges.
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Gas. Fa,.rc Cha,npaqne,

SUCCESSOR TO MAX surAINE 4 CO.,
Reims,
Paryeyor to the Courts Of France Spain Prussia also
to the celebrated Wellington elub, London.
stLLERY, GARNET IMPERIAL, ENGLISH CREAM
ING cHAMPAsNE for sale by the principal Grocers and
Wine Dealers.
as-orders for direct importation received by
$. d. GRATIAA g. CO.,
dae 2pStn % Custonhouse street
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The tefegraphie messages which appear in the
newspapers are wretehedIy put together, and it is
evident, though tho electric wire provides Us with
. telegram i cannot help Us to q tesegrans,iaar.
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