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rDBLI33ED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
; by c. telles. .y_
^saB -j |!*ery description of job print
ing executed with Dispatch and Ntalnm—
C heap —lor CASH.
—; »
Term* of Snbicripf
Invariably in Advi
T uueb D ol l ars p er annum, or F its D ollars
tor two years.
Two copies, (one year,)..
Four
Ten
$ 5 00
10 00
20 00
10 cents.
corçp..
Professional darös.
THE REGISTER.
♦ •V
compton & bard,
Attorneys at Law,
Officts at Monroe and Bastrop, La. .
Practice in all the Courts of the Twelfth
Judicial District, comprising the Parishes of
Ouachita, Morehouse, Union and Jackson.
REFEEBNCESî ^
Brown, Johnston & Co., New Orleans,
Geo. M. Pinckard & Co., New Orleans,
J. F. "VVyche & Co., New Orleans,
~~-Hon. Thos. T. Land, Supreme Judge.
Hon. Lewis Selby, Providence. La.
_1_IZ
r. w. jemjsotf.
Vemon, La.
stubbs & jeml3|tf, *
ATTO UNIES AT LAW,
Practice in tiie
Parishes of Ouachita, Jaekson, Union,
Morehouse,' Càldwell, Franklin, Bien-,
ville, Olaibëfjjjè and Winn. " •
April 14, ÏS59. lyj
R. RICHARDSON,
Attorney & CQU^sclor at Law,
Üonhod^LA.
Will praotice, in all the Courts of the 12th
Judieial Distrlct^nd the parities of. Caldwell
and Frauklin. T ' .
Oct. 13, 1859. * '
A. H. MARTIN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
M onroe , Li.i
Will attend the Conjrts in
Parishes cotii'prising the lltli and :12th
Judicial Districts.
WHf N. B. Office next door below
the Post Office
Nov. 1st,. 1858. ly^
thei
wm. t. atkins,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
^ TfTIL^^ttend the Coiirts in the Parishes of
Y T Jackson, Union, Morehouse and Ouachita
N.B. Office next door belew;^Moriil.o^ &
Purvis. v;-.:,. .
Jan. 19, 18«0. l tf
c. h. morrison, geo. pudtlb
MORRISON & PURVIS,
Attorneys at Law,
[may27-ly.] MONROE, LA.
JOHN 1c E N E R Y ,
Attorney at Law,
Monroe, La.
Nov. 11th, 1858. . ly.
.
J.S.I'. tUVUAiiUSOK,
attorney and counselor at
law,
M on'roe. .. . L a.
J AS. D. HTc"ENE"RY"r
Attorney at Law,
Monroe, La.
Nov. 11th, 1858. ly,
ROBERT RAY,
Attorney &. Counsellor at Law,
M onroe. .. . L a.
P. H. TOLER.
attorneyaat law,
WINSBORO', FRANsfiljf'pARIBII, La.
Will attend the ' District Court of
Franklin, Ouachita. Catah&ula and
Morehouse Parishes, and also the Su
preme Court at Monroe.
June 10, 1858.—ly.
p. a. f. harpke, wm. a. wi1yte.
HARPER fc WHYTE,
ATTORNEYS S(. CaUKSELUIfS 4T LAW,
Winnsboro, Franklin Parish, La.
will attend promptly to all busi
* ness intjie^ltlr aud 12th Judi
cial District Courts^. -
District
May 12, 1869.
J. B. M athews.
'.v.
Wrf. MoFee.
M tTBEWS & Mcrr.K.
Attorneys Sf f Counsellors at Law.
B astrop, La.
Will attend to all business entrusted
to them in the 12th Judicial District,
and also iu the Supremo (Jouvt at^fon
7JR7DTÏ}7TËWPÏM
operative, surgical
AND >>}"•
MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Monroe, (La.)
March 21,185S.—ty.
J. L. BYRNE .. «L. A. SHIELD^"
BYRNE & SUIGL0S,
Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants. » *:
MONROE, i, A.
Refer to Pilcher & Goodrich, New Orleans.
Oct. 6, '69,-tf.
Scientific and Practical
watch and clock
MAKER.
JOHN MILLER,
C olumbia, L a.
Every description
of Watches, Clocks,
Music Boxes and
Jewelry, carefully rêpâtréli.^
^Twenty-two years of practical
experience iu the business, entitles him
to give the assurance that his work
will not bo 8iirpassed l)y any establish
ment in Louisiana.
An assortment of Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry, of all description?; also,
Watch Chrystals, Fine Gold and Steel
Keys, Hands, and all other Articles in
his line, always on hand. Old" Gold
and Silver exchanged for new articles.
P. S. The watches T have on hand
belonging to my customers in Ouachi
ta, and other Parishes, will be deliv
ered at Columbia when called for. '
JOHN MILLER.
January 1st, 1860. jï ly
I
SAMUEL BAED,
OFFICIAL FAPEB OF TBE PAEISH
OF
editor:
monroe; la., thursday m
l:x
2
NO. 10.
j.
Nstn (Orleans Directors^.
b. bloomkiel.d.
BLO OUTFIELD & STEEL,
Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers,
and dealers IN
P APERS A1\I) SCHOOL BOOKS,
Law, ;Medical, Theological am
celianedus Works, 4n all styles
ing'; • Librarijp: supplied
terms; Cheap Publications, ]
Magazines, received soou 1
from the press. ■
Juvenile and Toy Soolnfof every
description, Gaww«», iÄff.iabet Blocus,
Transparent Slates, and A B C. Qardsj
Blank Boo 1 ? Manufacturera, Printing
)ok Binâing, Engraving and JEtitho
grapmHg Visiting Cards 'n^htiy .exe
cuted. w, * ! *
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & CO.,
liOOKSELLiliS ASD STATIONERS,
CO Camp Street, New Orleans.
Jaii. 20, 1859. J ' ' ' ly.
H. RMDpar ÖARTER7& eft,
5S S i ON*MER b ÉANTS,
15 St. Gharles'Strcetj: i >
new O rleans.
N, B.r-H. K. Ç. & Co.. ure agefjta for, and
keep constantly onliaud,Pràtt!s improved C ut
ton ginsi
MaröB-aS, 3858.
PILQH8R, GOODRICH ,& CO.,
OOlTON FACTORS
—and— • .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
38 Factor's Row,
NEW ORLEANS.
Dec. 9, 1858.
ly*
J. Fi WYCIIE & GO,
COTTON FACTOR,
—AND— ■ '■».
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,'
119 COMMON STREET,
, * new-orleans.
Dec. 9,1855. ly*
J. B. BRES & CO.,
CÖTT0N FACTORS
—AND— 1'-''
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Union St.—Over Bank of New Orleans
, NEW ORLEANS..
»©"Refers to Jno. Ray, Esq. Monroe,
La.
Ma rch 15 th' 1858. ly.
Drugs , Chemicals ,' Faints ,
Oils , Window Glass .
o. o. woqdman,
WHOLESALE Dil TIGGIST,
Corner Commerce and Magazine Sts.
•NEW- ORLEANS.
Jan, 4, i859. ly*
B UR TON & WORÎf,
TOBACCO AND GÉNÉRAL COMMISSION
M E& CIIAN TS.
05 Gravier Street,
NEW -oisteaks.
J® cw Orloans. ,
Oct. IS. 1859. , iy.
j. äl ALlililtT^üN. , t). l. MCDGE
ALBERTS N MUD Gl E,
Agents for tlio sale of M ill and Plan
tation Machinery of every description;
demon's, Brown & Co.'a Single and
Double Cylinder Cotton Gins, Bates'
Patent Steain Guages. No.' 8 .Union
Street, New Orleans, La.
Oct. 13, 1859.' ' ly. »
[. jordan ^ jas. brewer w. m. glfclasp
&ILLASPIE, BREWER & GO,
COTTON FACTORS,
—AND— .
COMMISSION^ MÉRCnANTS.
No. 88 UjNlON STKIÙET.
NEW ORLEANS.
èfera to Dr. C. 3. Dabbs, Kron
., and Maj. .Tames U. Brigham,
itiso Parish, La.
nber 15, 185^. ly.
118. DEHART & SMITH,
DENTISTS,
IT Baironnc St. near Canal St.
Î NEW ORLEANS.
All operations entrusted to them will
be performed in the most skilful mau
ner'and warranted.
ÉSS? Dr. Smith'will ba in Monroe on
(he.25thof September neSt, to attend on
professional calls and remain three
weeks. =^®8
May 12. 1859. ly.
B. L. LYNCH.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT? LAW,
No. Camp .Street,
^ fM. NEW ORLEANS,
Front Office over Home -Mutual In
surance Co., entrance en Natchez St.
Oct. 6,1859. - ly
FELLOWES & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
149 COMMON STREET,
NEW-OELEANS.
■ - Refer to C. H. Morrison, Esq.
Blankets! Blankets!!
1AA PAIRjust received, compriting bes
IvU quality heavy negro, grey and white
Mackinaw, and fine bèd and crib blankets'
which will be (rid low by
nov.S. " BYRNE & SHrEXBS.
aotal aiibcrtlse
New Fall and Wint
tits
BYRNE
ARE now rcc
sive stock
oiving
their
ex ten
xjl 5:1 vc StOCk oi
PALL AND
comprising everyi]
EU
tbiug
w neede<
in the way of PfiSitation
Groceries, hhtowheo , Queinswi
Boots aadjpfaoes, Hat, 1 ', Cupe, 4tc.
Wc hâve made oui- pui«üaeee entirely at the
«WW i, "i 'd can nflorfl tooffer a ■ ' ,
CuttNidcrable UedHction .
I\- rRicus. We would'' hfjHad io iiavo onr
friends dnd the ctUnios of tuis and àîfoinîng
parishes, come and tiec ul and, cjt*mluB uur
stoolr.' ' & *
■ Monroe. October C, 18 59.-tf ( -
Fresh Groceries & Provisions,
WE have now in stqso-thc largest aitfl^fiiopt
complete euDpiy"6f Family Groceries and
Provimoq»offeri'irlü tV' - ' 1 ' '
this Ri:u ket, which we can
!i —as follow# î , - ' :
t. Louis and StiperCne in
Ifto'jR— Eïh-:
.•barrels and halMnm-cls: - ■ ■■ ■
ni^n. clioiée ajul cru'etied.J
lairels and halves.r'.'jg
. iugar-ouiwl, Dutfield aad ~
...y.'s. . .
BÂo6ii--çlear «M ribbed sidtis mi
VotkuCoKm, peppe r, spleef. l»rd. Ht»; c;._
dies, soap, wines, brandies, fife., for nSle tow by
Oct C, '59.-tf. "VRNE^ S „n,,,S.
. t.. < - gL
Boots, Shoes and Russets.
MEN'S thick, flouble solo, isalf, water-proof
Boots, griiia horsemen's liooft,'fln« pump
sole calf boots, boys' calf baltsvelj and double
solo boots.
RussÉrs— 10 cnees meiii.nml boys' No. 1
oak tauued, which we aré'lèlUng lower thau
ever before (Hfered.- : • •"
.Heavy brognns foflncn and boys.
"Wotnon's brogäns^ and boots.
Meu's fine gait'Congress.gaiters.
A large assortment of and children's
shoes of all kinds. . "•
Ladies' goat, rt»rocco, kid and olotl* lace
heël*boots, buskins an^ süppnrsi iWfevory vari
ety. at BrapEJc SHIELDS'.
Moiiroe, November 3. 1.SÄ9, - '
_
«
Eeadv-Made^ Clothing.
'/"VVEUCOÀTS. —Bluck cldtb, black and blu6
\J beUveiv-riiiot cloth alîd scai^* e £ k ] u ££ ana
•iVoclcs. ; ' '
Fine black clotfe, dre?.?, fancy crss , satinet "and
tweed saquos and iYoclfc.
V f.sts—black and fau£y silk. csesinio
block and fancy eèlôrçd plush velvet..
P ants —Fine black dôéékin^ (ancy casaimere,
Jearfs and kersey. V
SUirls^drawors, undor : sbj|^'crçivais, ploves
and gçùtleriien's fümisbinff irj^is generally,
toov.^, . * BÎRNË.&SllIIiJLDS.
, Jr. &
RICK STORIi jt
i totiieir noy «
R. ÖERS0N
" new largeb
IJAVING removf
spacious fire |ft v
have now opened ani} are* stfil receiv
ing their new Fall and Winter stock,
consisting of plantation suppliesj aueh
as Kerseys, Ky. Linsèys,
Jeans, russets, blankets, ■
Hats, negro clothing,
Sa.tinefttapd casimeres ;
Gentlemen's fdrinimn^ oooba and
clothing —ovet-qoats,
Dress ànd froct coata^
Pants and vests,
Boots and shoes, drawers
and shirts,-linen and
Silk handkerchiefs,
Jj? "Cravats, linen ami.
Flannel shirts, IIoRiery and
Gloves, hats and caps.
A complete assortment of youth »nd
children's clothing ; *-rw^n«
A new and fresh quantity of
general groceries, saddlpiy,
hardware, -porks, cutlery and
stationery, medicines and cigars.
Algo a very large assortment of
Ladies'l&oods,
Selected from the largest and most
poßular importing konses of N. York,
Boston and Philadelphia, consisting of
Fine and fashiqn'able dress silks,
^Cashmeres, riierinoà, delaiues-,
Woolen shawls, cloaks,
Bonnafr, ribbons,
., Embroideries,
Hàir dresses, corsettes,
Trimmings, perfumery, hosiery,
**01oves, gauntlets,
'Slippers and gaiters.
Also a large and .Well selected stock jqi
Gold and silver Watches,
Guard chains—new styles of jewelry,•
consisting of coral sets. Comoo and
Mosaic, ear-rings, pins, rings, shirt
and sleeve buttons, all of which will
be guaranteed to bo what represented.
Their whole stock is 011e of the lar
gest und best selected ever brought
to this place, and will- be sold at much
cheaper prices than heretofore. '
A call and examination of goods
and prices will satisfy all that we have
the ability to please and suit.
Strict and particular attention will
bo pa«d to orders from our friends and
customers residing at a distance.
Monroe, La., Nov. 8, 1859—6m.'
notice!! t '
George ICoehler, Gunsmith,
/^J_IVES notice, that he has p'crmancnt
ly located in Moiiroe, and* is pre
pared to make jgr repair
Guns, Pistols, &c.
An experience of fifteen years* in the
most celebrated maim factories in Ger-«
many, enables him to do Work superior
to any to be found in the South-fvest.
His work is already known, as a
residence of six years in Farmervillc
has giA'en his work much celebrity.—
All his work is warranted, aiid with
proper caro will last a generation.—
He keeps on hand n
Guns, Pistol«,
and
Hunting Apparatus }
Generally.
Office—Two doors South of P. O.
Monroe, March 10, 1869.
aim
thé
mi
ferrnn
mm
approvdi
ami
re eopifortt
of his
I HIS S Aft,
whiçh ill compaiip"f(ivornbty wfflnbe
finest in the cpuiitryj will always ijg,
supplied with- the very beat of « *"
"tiviulib, Brandies'and Uimtrt ,
f
Saloon
•H 00 "
* •
with aß
wilt be (blind fully «ufjpljed with a|J
►the necessary appliance^, by. perstius
wishing to indulge in the, Ipaltlrful
und; tenooent games of Billml'dH iitnA
Fool. .■ .....
S ïhankfulfor past patrönago.he libpes
tôtnei'it a contintmnce.
. orsbün JONES.
.« »Monroe, La., Oct.,»*1869.*$^
of every kind, Segajp. of the .best
Brands, Fruit« o£ the season, &«
Copai'tnership Notice. '
T he undersigned have, th 1 .,.
day J forntticl a cctoi>rtiiorBl»ip in^this
to#n^ tbo IRrm , of Hon ing &
Kiidom, for tlio purpose of carrying 011
w 'i)e8s and Carriage shop, tip
•posite tjie Railroad Hotel. We put up
any kind of ,
Carl'iiip, . , *' * M
. buksSOS r.
, ■ and* *
. f Rockawayt;
in an^st^'le, and «uppjy tomlrs
•*M» any. khidof nafuogB'ar Saddles
which they way call foA «irriuges
warranted frt» pno yêar. ' ï- Af ■£
Wc alsö do Hbise-^roeing undylaii
tation.worft. - -•* -<- -
•hatigiog dop
good Eastern workmen
J&- nERRIN^ & ÉNPOM.
F ob. S d, T Sf)'.?. 2___ l'v.
F. B E R NIÎE ARDT,"
'Merchant Tailor,
îllonr/jt, La.
TVf OÛLÔ rcàpectAilly inform' *$3
" thé citizens of JionrOc and Jlx.'
vicinity, that he has cernmenced the
Tailoring Business in this place. He re
spectfully solicits your patronage. He
flitters himself, that from his practical
experience in his business, ho will
render entire satisfaction to those
favoring him with their patronage. He
has a very fine assoj lmeiriof Goods
hand, which lie will s'elW-ery low'for
cash. His prices will be moderate, ami
he hopoß that by doing the very best work,
at low prices and a strict oUentin'ri to ;
business to merit a liberal "share of
patronage. »'
His shop is on.tho corner of Grand,
and Do Siard Streets,
Monroe, La. Jan. 3d, 1859, ly.
BEEF!!
MUTTON!!!
PORK I
y Butchery!!
r p 6 E un d e r si g 1 1 e 1 1 has established a
A , regular butchery 111 Monroe' and
secured the services of Mr. Théophile
Dullard, a practical and experienced,
Butcher,. who will be found ijt his staH
daily, withieycrything in' his lino. jftS
hotels, families, &c. : ■
^eamboats will be furnished at
hour at reduced prices. ~ ^
Texas beef, veal, pork, railttoiy &a,
ahvays on hand.
Market House next door*to Mr. Mil
lion's Grocery, Grara street.
JOHN VVENTZELL,. Proprietor.
Monroe, Nov. 11, lg59- 6m.
©Sîïa ïïwiBsriiia äi©®'isii e
? D. D. TUBNEU,
' —AND—
trent's livery. stahle,
11. J. TRENT , Tnprifar.
These establishments
ta» are now open,for the
accommodation of the-'-,
public, and the proprietors 1iop«r by
proper attention, to obtain a liberal
share of public patronage. *
Trenton, f, a., Dörit 13, 1858[" l^*
Trees, i"l;mtH^'8eertH
M. R,*1UXCE, & C 11. .FlaélTing
w .,r- ,
N. Y. will mail.to appl\cn!its wl«>
enclose stamps, Priced Catalogues gf
any department of their Nurseries, y*
eluding a recent Catalogue of 140 vq
rietfe'R of n ative Grapes.
Solidified Miïkl
1' N excelléut articlu as fooil (or'infahts, and
f ,
il'MEA CO: •
novlO. > G. V.'
Tobacco ! Toba,cco ! !
i LARGE supply of tlns^ abovS article,
iL every quality. 0:1 hand, wbiclL v/o bay
rect from nianuructurorf,-fau'l can l'urnjub
planters aud the trade generally at unusually
low rates.
I'VRNE &, SHIELDS.
Monroe. Oct. 0. r r»0-tr. *
i.
A (rnods^lmt» fo^ i«w.'"ïri?ïi8lii^l
commended by tiiose (bat bave iipcd it. Giw|
it a trial. For eala at'tho Dn'Uj: Store. -|>* If»
Bagging, Rope and T^inc.
A FULL supply'of India bn^gjng and best
machine-made RôjrtfSn band and l'or «ale
low by BY UNE & SHIELDS
in Monroe; Oct. 6. T>D.-t1'.
JJAVING a coMMoniocs W4r.uu.0c3H and
Storage ! !
>1013 \V r At;EU0C._ .
Coi-rox Su Ht), ail cotton or mercliandis
consigned to our care for storagè or shipment,
will reçoive the mosfprompt attrition ffora
BYRNE* SUIELUtf.
Monroe, Oct. 4, '89.-tf.
eons
f
aw
m
retef
jto
apec
I State, 00
tor
t A»am
Nçv£ Orleaiie, Juu|^ ^§69.
HOME IN'St lîÂîTci! CO'Sfl'AS Y of
!W York' " ?
mmVBD* INOTRÄNUgr* <J0M ;
CyV «ff Hattfotd,' Connecticut.
..mi
iSWRANOE OOMt'AiS Y,Spnj6®d.
K«Or
BOME-I
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tssuhanoe OOMPANY,i>pr
HAMPDEN INSUliANÄ
S®*» of Sp^iigßeW, .M omse
ATLANTlQFÎKKmhKiMt:
JSVRANM .ßbSWVNt. So
iß< *•' 'i *. 3k>, : " ?"«
ffttcJ
ÖUN
Mice,
* FIRE, 3îf ARÎNBÎ RIVER and :
JNSpRANCE. * .- ... %. m "T #
Stocks of Mwchatv^Be, -]®ldings,'"
FurnitBre,* " Manufaottiriufe, estaMish
Û»oftt8, Freight Lia^ «c., 'jMtred
agiiiustflpss.or damage by JTi^O wid tiie
perils oT ^avigatiofi! v. ^ £f
lt)LlCl'ES*issiied iu'âiîd ojft til this
city.; und a rtitufn tjf twenty pier j»ut.,
made in casli.
w, POLICIES issijjjd fm- (ho country,
WjJÄ#ljrt(<th« feoilftljiy clause. •
'•WïiEIES; MflilKE and RIVtU,
issued in and out lit' this eit
ii^iiSo iftid (Ê|ton,. affd^h'n urK
coliditifimil retur„
taadc at 'settleuiel^
month. - 1
CAPIÏAL^of (life abovft Oôin
piuj« is all paid ôp in .OASHj with
large Surplus.
lover,
pnm
ic Uest'rpi'wbu^s g,iv'<|»"iji an#ont
of (Hio -efty, on aijélicatifitt *ut the Of
'"si »♦
É. p. FAfttcmr.n, A^ent.. .
2è' • .Ul Sfct'harloH street.
\86Hb-h 1840. '
T n E nl),o vö nyite'is ltoy
# sfoekfj.#, Ü<{ ; 1
Camdcûaiid Trenton-Dail;
il . —w
will ltîïive Ciïmden, Aiy., and
Lit.,, evci'i»jday (S»ii.()ays'cxcépiça-kV
4 o'clock a. m ., and arrive at Tron
ftiid Camdeiron t'ho day-lbiltiwihg
5 o'clock r. m. i, :.t :
This line coirtiects ât Camden, with
tli'c Stage lines to the Hot Springs,
'""ines' Landing and Washington,
Ark., and at' Trenton with the Stag»V
lines to Slirovep(»W, La.,5*SiJid by way
of Harrisonburg'and Trinity to Nat«
chea^Miss. " ' ■> ' . »,
• Kvor^»àttentioa s i«Âj9aid to ffie com
fort and c<u>vj)iiieôce of; tho itraVflitig
xommntiity. ..
It wiU connQct'with StCiiDiÄrs at
Trentpn, thus, aflording .ttuii»|criffi||tod
traiispoi'tation to travelers goina- Soi
« _ , \V. c.'
, Ohtftry fliege, La., Nov, 1, ,
0«
,,
«
Uftiid
I®"#
Engl,feh - Kuit-,
, ,
"* s ~B E~r ~E Jt-^
WORSTED
- >Vho|«sate aii<riU'ti>l
♦ tmr JJùiiyMm,
I) ireqt,- inipor tati'yÄ of "IWiUtt"
m " ' ' "
Ornamental
s and Gilders. " ,
this >HMr|attterca f ; itttp"
partnership. l'ainUrig and graipiiij,
paper hangilig TOpipn bratidR^
aud. in. tlio Jinest aiKÄerit sb-ln,. Wenrc
fivepHjwd and röiidy fo du." Vj'c only
i^sk for> trial, and if we don't., come
up to cofltract we ask for nothing.^
Wb promi® »ffill'siitisft^Hdo Sajfiiiie:
wotfc in evhryinslanp*). r «
\Ve' ar<? prtjpai ed /o do ,
kind of wilvk in ftiiV'iîfilTÂ'j
l'ainting,\.Orainijig, t Majhlin
ll*ngiiig v Ä.v. &c., in Ä w
country, and.in adjoinui^^rtj "
Onr tcftms and (■hin'ges »1
be liberal and ihqdÄte. %
Monroe, August l§th.*1^68
fory
ly.
' ISTotice %•
Is hereby giyen tiiat the uildersigfi
ed has withdrawn fmm the fitjn of
.Keiler Ä ' 1 owilWtch. and intend caV
fyiiig 011 Oi mynental Painting, Gltizing
anil Paner, fiai
flaii^jn^iu all |tè varium;
bi'ÄTicljoQ^ On hin own hook.
w.jfWfiff in y- wwk in the
liUO Will pluuHO {five Épo It call.
... JOHN KIKt'ER,
Monroe, La., Oct. 20, 1859. St.
W*NTED.—I wish to hire ten lisuds
to wofk' on a plantation neAr Moif-'
roe. Person« having negroes to hire'
for the next, year wifj ^Äell to call
on me at this placé. ''HRf > ' '
A JAS. I). 'fffiyERF.
Monroe, La, Aug. 4, 1859. 4t.
Mme. Delery's Female Institute
THIS School will re-open on the 0th
, January, 18G0, and bo, removed on
the 1st February, in tlio largo and
spacious buildings known as the "Ma
sou House." J, . ' ,
Mus. ANNIE W. DELERY.
Principal.
Monroe, Jan. 6, 18À0. It*
l | »M H
^ WllMinV
MI gïïîn IS.
I» the United States.
,ftitled, WITHOUT
ntSt v Lpuia
at Centrali*.
Jackson.
&at Albany.
Uimora.
STATE
STM'fi
V«
IN
tIMIU
or
CREA
ThoïS
JSP.
van
U'.i y, uu uw.iilin* tliu ijreBÙ!
Jüslw»ol'Hi«S FIT,' .t riittbl
1st OTOctow r list: "j
"Tlie Coniinittyi hi
hity toiiic -irtthflBtoi
clùni'9 taWinw and u
jçlè», ailiaflor B-olof# iuvrt
i».w
.Mnehnf
Ii« Ability tf) prrtiir
«101 nut itlsnàiuglul
lit
«"iinnt itiswmgiajftim t
above the UonittiitVo fe®(
iï t-ipiomu to fl.r »Vhwler
ft Piplomu to tlio »Vhi'i ltir .V y
ä» bülntf 1I10 best oft fill fumlly
iSiiiKMU R. It. MOC
liu«»
MOS
wl.
JOUN A. SJf
lttrf>."
. The f . hos or Him
'emu- s tn, NeiWör
■ iiotwu'ii jjir. MQia
KII.V VVu.SONTpUc
tliaai fni'K
"«imitiu" Wm-iifni
(iHusuiiontlisi mol 1
rAWil
n'w .St
(lui d
I*, m
• rnl
■•T t
n m
m ni
b'Hn
v«rt»
fiftW.
5
l)cc. SOtli
rftobiwtMM will bo .fetlleanp by JC. %i,dall
</i»riter, aim tile cotton fjrin Irnsing liy Dwrlirci
DANlHl,
N«w Orleans, Oeuijwr i; I
rpilK OotktiD nul ç
1 irt'nn vvilrbesoiiijjiued*i u
K K S I) ALL UAltTEf.
T SHALL <M>iillnUo fS-lnnil»li
'M **
*
onsta
s
dlstrl
and shi.ll
ennfbk
e^»n<rpr
uucUi
idiHl
Wfifeh
.,-r of Cttrroll
MbrelSbuHe.
pi, Cflta
of Rani
Ubsfrj b'er ÜMreri F ' ^fpHarwl
c the nl>o\»ßlprisbe ,8, iyr the
•pose of reprospftfjig Jij'uds thut aïii
pjrpostrof rcpri'söiuijtg lands tlutt ab
b|i'i(5d for, sale in tl.tp abövo P#fisi)éfc
huvo been jädupd to liavo them plito
lisjied; so as tapltt^, tlio fiijpMmMjp
vvlflt l fi*tji0y Contain pith in the retell of
all whöin^y. feot air interest in the
rich , and 0hftving part of the 8tafai
hjcli tWy'tepresviit. Each Map will
lite Mlf Hrtfyeys, aitji -tltl
différent trttpU of land offered for sale,
W the names of tho owners, ,'tli<j
ttioir nddrérfB, or the address of their
igentb. To facilitate the publication
)f. tlio Maps, and to add "til theft' «sa
.uWr»«', a space will be left on the njar
ginfoiwirofvnficiiml aiid butiincos curds,
tor wTilchCa m'skrate^ cbnrge-Vill be
tiiatlf, according to position and size of
<t , m
»Tho Maps will be furniijlied to «nb
ejfWbl^fJIt $2 for plain copies, and for,
copies mouuMCjpu tollws $4 will lie
oharged. ; . - : X: «
-Lunils for sale iu any.ol the aboye
Parish,'« will bo designated ou, the
Maps, jYjtk i-ef e i flfa éo tb owiierot fit ' '
at 0110 tolwo'CTinu jjj'r acre, ttucori
to quantity advertised.
McCKIUtEN, LANDRY
A uctimieerÄ 'Abpramlrs a;
IjwttÈÊgmitH,'- OfRcennçi
P ebariea
•r.ÎT, 1H59. .n
'ral
rooffi
coruc
NcmciT
S tatu or Loç»i^
Parish of Oiiuehita.
12th District.Ç!ourt,
ision of Elbert WoarJ, <h<?d,
' J, Allen B. Wood I i«b flledjn th«
«1« Clerk W« 12th Ju-ftelnl
t. in and for wud parlsii of OuiUlil
account, which ho pruyn may bé
homologated. ■ ■ >,
Now, thvr, for«, unlew 'oppositlon ho mailo
thereto within tlilrty days from the date hfVSnf.
the Puiil fliml aecount wifl be boiiolpgsted, tic
cordtng to law. „ ■ , . -
«éjh W. U. BUADDBIY, Clerk; |
Monro«, Li».} Dm. eth, 189»—W.
ADVERTISINGkEAÏBS. '
For one square of t »n lines, or less, for fini
i userlifjui £* .. H 00
For each additional insertion, * per «ajoure 00
.jar* Libural discount made to qoarkrlj»
,scuii-AQuti^tiMl jearîy adrertinen. .
Steamboat Notices, for the Bsasoo. .$16
..r*r Announcing candidates for offio* (to ira
pftid in advance) . $. $10
ß*F Professional and Etorinem Cards, (not to
exceed si* Hum,) published twelre months.. $10
JBÊT* Carols of a personal character can only
bo pubttmed in thin paper as ndrertinemeate,*!
double ra|ea. and paid for i
iXtr Adrcrtisemen».. not m»rk, irqn tha copy
will inw-Mt'd iu>til forbid .nd ch.rfW .0
cordihgly.
jRiistelluiifo it a
" Br *081 jy:cr«ATR JINr I*rZMC8TIN»
uist.'iry or Ammicar Ktvouj
tion svk* r03t,J8Hto>,
NOW READ h THE
notorial' Fiel4-B«ok
THE DEVOLUTION;
Of, llluHtrfttionH, by Pen and Pencil, of
Ihlj History, Biography, Scenery, Re
lies, and Traditions of the War for
Independence.
BY BKK80N J. T.OSSlNQ.
Two Volumes Royal Octavo, containing
upward of lf>00 pages, and llÖO En
griwings. Price Cloth, #«>.00 ; Sheep
. extra, $T 00 : Embossed Leather,
$1 00: Half Calf, |9 00, Morocco, gilt
edges, $15 00.
The préparation of this work occupi
ed the Allthor muhk than rous years,
during which he tiaveUul nkari.y ten
fliorsANii miles , in ordet to visit the
tomHtenfesccncB of (lie Revolution,
Ithtr upfUvl traditions, and exploro
cOrds amWrostories.
iThé object ùHlie Author wa* to re
""^"cojthe history oï tlio American
>11 in such an «tir active man
entieo tWS yortth'of his eoun
Us #onderful story, and
' - ~" UW | 4: rtf.
heir la
as beeiij,
liiir
the I
Ca«
Ii« n u\w
ctc
UK)
«HNO
5
ïïbto
TOO US)
to &
HOLLA
purulioi
uthor.
iree
pie
Savey isqfiad f/01
w . ;» ~ »
liât Ute workicsn
UooksloruA, um
jvcrbçJésH tm
to solicit subsci
in 4he Parish 0
™
ook
iho'f
HA
w»r«,>*<!w,
SthîlS
,
r piIIi subgci'ibors havo Wst rqcclirjii!
- * a huge . # -xs.'é
of Good*
«Jr
PPPVI .f, J. jgpfci
,,Hanlwiii-e amrputlery,' , ,,
V # •0i fl <?koryan<||fflà«.w«*
' "
Clo
#
Saddles & Saddlery,
MoaiciiUjs & Pa
,lroiiCastip"gs : '
Clluice. Bra
■ , , lilakjv-,:
k , . ^ 'Grocprlöi
»V î -A ßrge Lot of
Suitable for Coats, ,lfc
All of tho (Hinve have bee
selected, atid wlli ho sold t(
Cash',. Cotton , Ilin^i
ÄÄ||1,
— f ye .a^jJ shjo,00tton at 3
and forwai
>ft]
rage >p
-mMßm
wl
*
meg
00(1«
'er cd
uuduys
RI
CO
Pin
l)fc
s% ' Noti«
S tatu o* L oms'iana, 1
, - OqusWltt. r
tcccMfm of ii. 1). Bulloch ami II. Té
■ tum, drc'ij,. . "
W hereas , A., J. Klournby, Adm'r. hau
'filed in the office of tlio^lerk of tna
12th Judicial Üj^ictt/oiift, iä and for
«laid parish of Ouachita, his ac
count which he prays may hftltomoto
ttnles-i opposition
.n 30 days from
lid final account
icording to law.
"ADLl>y, Oleik.
*4t,»«.
gated,
No»jr,

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