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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
nenuIar muchgty,
nnMnA TWICE A WEEK.
BAror Rouep srpAmrH Ma.

$50 BAToN RoueB STEAmER Ma.
yBsT1g,
j. Fl. URH MISUNDERSTANDING under.
gone a thorough repair and no t1pencs
spared to make her one of the most COM
Portable passenger boats In the trade, will
now make two trips a week, as follows.
Leaves New Orleans every Friday at
10 A. M, returning leaves Baton Rouge
every Saturday at 4 P. M. Leaves New
Orleans every Monday at 8 ?. NJ. return
Ing leaves Baton Rouge every "Wednesday
at 8 4. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board
or TO PIKE u HARE, Agents.
July 10th l547.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Police Jury oftbis parish, passed at last Fes'
sion ; | will shortly enforce the law, BY sci.
cure OF property of non residents, and resi-.
dents OF whom a demand has been made tot
their taxes.
WIN. HuBBs, Collector Of Parish 1sxes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
w oNprR OF BATON ROUGE

Just received firm the Manufacturer
himself, twelve dog Fteeman's razor straps
the best in the WoRbD. Call and examine
them, and if they do not make the duIest,
and most trihing rezor you have got, cut a
hair in two minutes, | do not charge q cent
for them. for sale by
o. p. DAVIS, drng,st.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
NOTICE.

]. PTTET e. Co, would respectfully in
form their friends and the public in general
that they have n complete assortment of ready
made Tombs, which they can set in the space
Of half a day.
They have also Mt hand, Inscription tables,
and are able TO perform all works that may be
ordered, such as family Monuments with sev-
eral places, marble chinneys, %tutnular stones,
&c.
They keep, besides, a shop where they will
execute all kinds Of blacksmith, gunsmith and
iocksmith works.
Their materials being Of the first quality,
they will guarantee every thing that Is bought
from them and will charge but moderate prices.
]. PiTET T. Co have now TO an.
nounce to the public that they have %receiv.
ed an assortment e elegant and capacious
Marble Collins, which they will undertake
to put up according TO order, mt reasonable
prices. The marble collins o adver.
Used will preserve the inner collins from
damp or decay, and prevent the inroads Of
all noxious reptiles upon the tenants of the
tomb.
Residence between the cheap store and Mr..
r. Arbour's saw mill. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
June 5--1e
HUfLE DE GRAIssE RECTIFIE

lie soussigue ayant etabIi une manufactu.1
d'huile de graisse Rectifite, cst article sc trouvs
alors etre de premiere qualite ct a s~atisfait les
p~ersonnes qui Pom deja employee il espera at-s
encourage par ses amis ct le pubic ca general.
II propose aussi de L'huile animate Z Fu=age
de la toilette, ellie assoupEt ct nourrit los Gle
veux, ce qui les empeche de tombeT, ct Ie red
preferable aux autres pomadss on c~oaaa3ti.
cues. II. LAHOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

A. BEARD. JNo. calhoun. J.. R. BEARD.
BEARD, CALHOUN, g. co.
Auctioneers for the +ale of Real Estate, Ne.
groes, Bank ana other Stocks, SC, No. 8,
Banks Arcade, New Qsleans.
REFEEsNoEs.
Jno. D. Byrne d Go, sJnu. Hagan Esq,
Peters q Willard, james Robb Esq.
C. A. Jacobs Esq. Messrs Freret Brothers
NJ. Musson Esq, Gen. E. Sparrow,
A. Gordon Esq. .Messrs Dick 4 Hill,
Peter Conrey Jr., Esq Gen. Alex Barrow.
tJunel2-l9.l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
HAARLEM FLOWER ROOTS

Fine assortment Of the most different and
exquisite sort Of Harlem Flower Roots con.
8 sting Of double and single JonqeiIles, Iris,
Crocus early due yon TholI'F, &C., d..
Just received and for sale by
Dec 81 II G.. M. HEROMAN,
Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
NEW ORLEANS AND BAYOU SARA
REGULAR PACKET.

s THE RAINBOW,
=. s. BELLECK. mas.
aM7sE@ter, viii Leave New
Orleans every Tuesday
morning, at ID O'clock, and every Friday
evening, at 8 o'clock, for Bayou Sara, Pur
Hudson, Baton Rouge Plaquemine Donald
s~onville, and all Intermediate landings. Re
turning Will leave Bayou Sara at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on Wednesday and Sunday
For frsigbtor Passage, apply on board.
Apvjl II mn, 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
TAX NOTICE.

All those that have not paid their State
Taxes for the year Is46. Win please hold
themselves in readiness to do 80, as they will
be promptly called on for the same,
L. C. MoRRfs
June 5--l8 Sheriff u Collector.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
Notice.
JAMEs MANRKER

IA vi u ID m ~ Nv . N u hs
HAS just received per late arrivals, a hand.
some assortment OF Fancy, Spring Il Summer
dry Goods, to wit: French and English Bal
BARNES. Jaehonet. printed lawns, Tape, Check.
Muslines, Needle worked collars, Fancy do,
Gents and ladies Fancy Cravats, Scotch ar.
CANDY, Ginghams, Irish linen, Pink GinghamB.
French and English do, Plaid linen dressing.
Cottonade French and English, Ticking,
Cotton checks, York Denins, Told. Canhrick
Fancy Prints OF various descriptions, CHrded
skirts, Fancy Bcarfs, Black and white Bobinet
for wells, BaFage do, Tuscan Bonnets, Leg.
horn do, Bonnet and Cap Ribbands. Gents g.
ladies' Pocket Handkerchie,s, silk Purses, THREAD,
and cotton Edgings, Buttons, Needles and
thread, suspenders, Brown sheetingB l2t4, TlS,
4t4, bleached do, hickory shifting, Black prints,
| Alpaca do, Fancy asso ted Hooks and Eyes,
Combs Of various kinds, Pins, Madras Hand
kerchiefs, and Gloves Of all descriptions, I'm
brellaa, Musketo netting and Lowells 7ls
and 4tA, Twilled do.
CLOTHING.
Gents Merino, dress and FroCk Coats, Lin.
en- dress do, Cottonade do, Cratin do, Cotton
cloth d., Ginghams and Fancy do, Pants Of the
same materials, Fancy Summer Vests, Fancy
Goats for Boys; A general assortment oil
Hats and Gaps, Shoes. and Boots, Cater Boots
lI2 Bootees. Buskins ,andin fact Il general
assortment, for Gents and Ladies' and Children
suitable for Fpring and summer, all Of which
will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash.
JAMES WANSK Err,
Lafayette street, between the stores Of o. p.
Davis and Il. jacob.
The old friends of the undersigned in this
and the adjoining parishes, and the public pc.
nerally are respectfully solicited to call. They
may rest assured that every effort viii be made
to suit them.
April 40 lg47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

e,.,... THE BELLE CREOLE.
81 ..s~ This magnificent packet
@wEsg% steamer, mas renewed heE
snina and summer arrangements, for making
semi "a eekly trips. She will hereafter leave
New Orleans every SUNDAY and WED.
NESDAY morning, ut 9 o'clock, and Bayou
Sara every MONDAY and FRIDAY at the
same hour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
NEW ARRIVAL.

heal. II son have just Rse'd4 ID rect.
60 Barrels New Sains Louis Flour,
80 do Pota'oss,
% do Aptles,
40 do Boxes Cincinnati Star Candles
80 DO do do do Mol SoaI
Oct. 93.-5B.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
Important from the French
MetroDolis!

FRESH arrival, direct from No. Is Rue de
Ia PAX, Paris, Splendid Assortment Of
PERU ERR Y;
Such as Essences Of all kinds, Lavender Wa
ter, Cologne Water, Creme de Perse, Pomade.
Moelle de Beuf, Bears grease, Bandoli e, all
kinds.of Soap, Toilet powders, Poudrr de Riz,
Powder Boxes, Cosmetiques, Opiates for the
teeth and lips, &C., &c.
These Perfumes are fresh and expressly i'm
uorted for the Baton Rouge Market.
Please give US a cali, no trouble to show
Goods
July, l7-24. SANGER, HESS &Co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
IMPORTaNT TO ALL!

Christie's genuine Patent 5aIvanic Rirrs
Bandanes, Bracelets. GalgaBtr Fluid and PIa@
tiers for the pre- ysp'ion and permanent Cure
Rb8umatien. Cfano. Headache and I'll
fosryious Complaints, Just received and fer
sale by. GEO. NJ HEROMAM.
WOppoaite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

THE undersigned offers for sale, az the cor
ofCaerch q Levee streets, opposite r. Beal
a SOM
Sugar, Coffee and Anur; Tea in cad lirs and
boxes Salt. coarse aud fine; Loaf sugar, Soap
and Starchi Whiskey, Braniy, gin and tobac.
&c; Baggtng, Rope aud Iwine; an assortment
Of Queens warei blankets, X rseys and Lins
seyS; Russet ani kip b~roganS; coarse and
hne boots; Ready made clothing, hats ami
caps; Moaair plaids, s~atinets, calicoes, Fine
Linscys for children and house servants.
Al the store Of the under stgned in Lafaveue
street., will he kept a geaeral stock of Fancy
dry goods, az which A part has been received
and The balance will shortly arrive. He res
pec'fuiiy solicits q share OF the patronage OF
his friends and acquaiRtaneeS. and the public
in general.
oct, 2--S5. JAS. MANSKER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
REC1TFIED OIL.

The undersigned having established a man.
ufacture for Rectifyng Lard Oil, warrants it TO
be Of a superior quality, and to the satisfaction
of those who have tried it. He expects the
patronage Of his friends and the public gener.
ally. He also prepares ANIMAL OIL, for
the use of the toilette, it not only softens tho
hair, but nourishing il, consequently prevents
its falling, and is therefore preferable to any
pomatum or cosmetic.
II. LANOUE.
Tp,nu T6
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
MOULIN A sCIE.

MOULIN A SUE.
lie propriesaire informe le public
en- general qu'ila achieve les separations d
son moulin, ct quill est pr6ts a executor
les ordres qnilui seront confies, avecpsnm :.
litude. Bots de toutes Dimensions ct
planches constamment en- vente pou' du
compliant settlement.
FREDERIC ARBOuR
mai IN ID
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TO PLANTERS AND LAND
HOLDERS.
Surveying. LevcHRng &c.

The subscribers, residents of laion Rouge
will attend to calls In any part Of Louisiana
for surveying or subdividing land. laying out
city OF town luts, dwelling for canals or ditch.
ss on plantations, give estimates ofthe Jun.
Der Of cabiC yards OF excavation for canals M
ditChes, or the quantity of Blnbsnkment for
levses, and the necessary cost for construct.
ing The zane
Having had many years practical experience
az Civil Engineers on various public works
ana Surveys, in Canada, New York, Penn.
s~ylvania and Virginia, besides having been
engaged for The last three aud half ana ore
and a half years respectively az clerks in the
Surveyor Generals office Of this State. they
feel confident Of their ability to give salts
faction 10 all who may favor them with calls.
HENRY g. WILLIAM @. WALLER.
Surveyors g. Civil Engineers.
Col. p. Hickv, n. Rouge.
heiefeneeS,l Hon. 7. Gibbs Morgan.
Hon Judge Dutton, lberviN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

AVIS.
]. P1TET & Gle, ont L honneur d ~inforrner
lie public, gu lis out un assortment complet
de Tonbes toutes con~fectionntes, gu lis Sc
chargent de poser dams l~'espace dune demi
~journGe.
lis ont aussi en- main des pieces a ~inscrip.
tons ct sont en- mesure d'accomplir tous les
ouvrages que lon pourra leur commander,
CONNIE monuments de famille a plusieurs places
Cheminees en- marbre, pierres tumulaires &c.
lis ont en- outre I'm atelier on lis peuvent
executor, des ouvrages de forge, armurerie, ct
de serrurerie de tout genre,
Leurs materiaux etant oe Ia premiere quail
lite, lis guarantiront tout ce quils fourniront,
ct lis ne demanderont que des prix tres moder6s.
Leur residence est entire lie magazin a bon
marche ct lie moulin a scie de Mr. F.. Arbour.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

THE BEST TONIC, and res,o
rative ofthe hair; prevents its falling out, and
is certain tores ore it snd make it grow fine
and thick. Fer Gale b
B. JoardnR,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

1[---------
BEAL 81 SON
Have Just received the following articles
which they will dispose Of 1t reasonable prices
% doz plain and fancy Broonis
4 do patent rolling pins
400 lbs washing (sGD soda
100 do saleratus
900 do spice
900 do Pepper (black)
! case stoughtons wine bittors
do essence peppermint
do olive oil
FLOUR.
100 Barrels superior Ohio Brands.
20 Barrels do 81. Louis do,
just Received and for sale by.
BEAL & SON.
CUTLERY.
90 dog. assorted table and pocket knive
for sale.
BEAL and Son,
sADD1 ERY.
Cart saddles, briching. brides. names, ant
collars, ~ prices TO suit the purchasers.
BEAL and SON.
Evssrr DnnsArs. A fresh stock ofbsst whit
oak tanned, just received and FIR sale be
BEALM SoN.
BAGGfNG& 4 ROPE, a small lot for ale by
BgAL a. SoF.
BROWN SHIFTING 4 Lrrstrs, fr sale by
BBAL " Soy.
OIL, Barrels winter bleachsd Whale Oil in
sto. e and for sale by
BEAE u Sor.
Crushed Sugar for sale BY.
Kentucky Musiard--Fot sale by
Bsal 4 Son.
sUGAR-A prime article, for sale by
The hogshead or barrel.
BEAL & SoN.
Ground Coffee, do Pepper and Ginger
for sale by. BEAb and SON
OfL-sperm, Whale and Olive oil, ;
by Be0I 4 Son.
CAxDLEs-2O hoxps storn and CHRIS
taGine candles for sale by BEAL g. SoN.
SALT.
100 sacks coarse and fine ~saltiust reoeiv'
az and for sale
BEAL and SoN.
POWDER
80 wbole, half and quarter kegs, superior
ualiiy
BRAT and SoH.
GLASS, putty and oils, a general assor
ment on hand.
BEAL and SON.
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GEORGE A. pTKE

GEORGE A. PIKE.
Bookbinder and Blank Book Mann.
faoturer, Corner Of Church 4 Lafayette
Streets, Baton Rouge, "a.
will execute with despatch all work en-
trusted to his care at the lowest CITY prices,
and pay particular attention to the reminding
of old law, or medical works, music booke,
periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, &c,
Scrap hooks, port f,lios pocket books for pa
psrs and memorandum, made ON the shortest
tiCe 10 any pattern.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30


BOOKS SBoOR ~
Burton's ANATOMY d Melant h Y
John Horne Tooka's diversions Farley,
Motifs Travels In En%5pe and IL 9 Fact
Starkhoue's History ofthe Bible
United States Drawing Book,
CalIoot's Mueical Gtatlmar,
Thonson'e MateEia Mpiica and Anatomy,
Dunslison's Practice 1f Medicine,
Dungison's Therapeutics and Materla Me-
dtca,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
Graham's Elements Of chemistry,
nruits Modern Surgery,
la Places Mecaniq0b.Cslcste,
The Select works OF ~ re. Ellis,
ARnan's Difficulties ofArmenian Metho
Russel's Sermons,
ust received and fas sale by
GEO. nj. HEROMAN,
Opposite che Methodist Church
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
KNOW T~ftYsELF!ll
READ AND Ba CoNvTNcEDl

CASTTNGS-5Fs have on hand, and are
receiving regularly, direct from the manufac-
tory every description Of Hollow ware, con-
sisiing of Frenhh fsots, Ovens, Skiile.ts,
Wash pots, dcsg whtssh we offer for wholesale
n retail az low'ae taey can be obtained IN
New Orleans. PIEE and IIART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30
CASTINGS.

CINCINNATI CASTINGS.
We have Just received direct from the man
~nfartors a complete assortment Of the above
castings consisting in part Of, as follows
no round pots assorted numbers)
ue skillets and lids do do
40 stew kettles do do
40 sauce pans do 90
10 oval ovens do do
81 ovens do DO
65 french pots do do
BEAL d. SON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

GLASS, putty and oils, a general assor
ment on hand.
BEAL and SON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

Oil, Q Barrels winter bleachsd Whale Oil in
si0. and for sale by
BEAn a. Sor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-10-30

Rvssrr DnrsArs. A fresh stock Of best whit
oak tanned, just received and FIR sale be
BEALM SoN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

A BRAVE MAN.-Our fsioad Eastman, Of
Nashville Union, bears with anilci ipa;ed d
remarkably well; better, perhaps, than SON
the editors of the western deslrct While
election returns are coming in slowly, he is
y engaged in examining the vote of 1910,
comparing them with it to see Ill the democrs
ent gaienC sonlihing! lie says, if they have he !
let The tchigs knor. We admire lis loriIudS |
equanlmlty; but there is "be.inr MN Than
tor"-and thus the Union describes Pe
Murat Of democracy:
The back porch at the post Office, is { coo,ss
place. II is rather an out of way-place, also
haPs for the first reason-poSsiby for the 81
1t seems to have been the favoriIe resort, ~
few days, Of divers gentlemen, with 'eSii
bly, long faces who are s,id 10 have belongs
party called democrats we believe that
name, and that we spell il correctly; ll!efar
tleman will please correct us, II IN error.I
Sunday such u group as we have described
pied the aforesaid back porch. ExPfessl.
lence reigned. Heads drooped to an angle ]
ty-ive degrees; for the climax Of bad news
been capped by The reported whig guns 10 "
ren and Marion. Wo were losing in the 81
whig counties, losing in the strong Geln0e,,
counties, losing in the closely contested so''']
and losing almost everywhere. Sudae0g; !.
ardent and venerable friend w. raised ns =. ~.
and addressing Gen. T., asked-iiow "any ~.
cid we gain in Montgomery" "foHr, : .o,,,, a.,
answer" and how many in Dickson' ...,.
"Well-four and one. make five! by GI'.sh H
men don't soc that the chance Is 80 ~ az
after al!!' lr sober seriousness, and u '" ..m.r
of the loss Of thousand votes, was 'l' -s..k
made, and without the movement ol I.d B
Hereafter, our friend w. will be the s'''''
which we shall measure brave men!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
FRON TILE pLiINS.

KILLED AND WOUNDED OF COLONEL EAsToN's COM.
MAND, &c, &C.
We have just received full and minute account
OF The late affair on the Arkansas-in which
several members of Col. Easlon's nd were
klIIed-furnished us by a volunteer of tho ST.
Louis battalion. 1t is dated fifteen miles below
Fort Mann. Arkansas river, July 24th. We con.
dense such portions as are at this time, of parii-
GUAR interest.
II seems that many of tho volunteers had been
very imprudent, in wandering off from camp, and
frequently in an unarmed state. While march.
lng up the valley of the Arkansas, it was found
necessary, occasionally, 10 cross to the south siue
tor wood In doing this, the men would observe
but little caution, although frequently reprIma nd.
ed for their carelessncss by their officers. On
the evening Of tho 2lst, somo twenty or twenty.
hive crossed over, and were rambling about in dis
order, when suddenly great humber of Indians
rose up from the grass. and rushed on them with
spears and lancos from all Sides As before stat E.
ed, eight were killed four wounded. The rest fed
across the river and escaped. One Of the killed
received his death wound after he had reac he'd the
bank. and other was wounded there. The lnd.
ans lost one killed and one wounded--both were
carried off The names Of the men lost were ms
follows:
OF Capt. Barnes company of Rangers, killed.
William Duncan. Francis Tnrco,t, Ludwick Tan.
ner, Jacob johnson, Valentine Regg, and Henry
Barlow: wounded severely and scalped, Benja.
min Frost. OF Caplaii Pau's company, killed,
PhiIander Porter and Charles Fuss; wounded,
Amizl Stanley, slightly, Michael McBride, and
William Warner--the Two latter severely.
The massacre Is described as the work of n mo-
ment. Immediately on hearing tho alarm in
camp, several Of the volunteers rushed to the
bank, and commenced firing a, the Indians and
crossing to the rescue. This no doubt, saved the
n'es oil many, and checked the pursuit.
~, ne indians appeared to have but one guu.-
lhere was one person, at least, among them who
spoke English. He was heard to cry out--nro.
oaoly III derls'on-" Como on, if you will f,bt ~
he dead were brought across the river and bu.
RED. -Four or the number had been scalped =
Frost was not found ill next moruins. when he
was discovered on the bank of the river. while ,
no had craw led. Hopes were entertained of his
recovery, when our correspondent closed his et.
tor, three days after. He was seen 10 fiph, brave.
y, and says he knew nothing from the time he
fell TIL next morning, when he heard firing in
camp. His head was represented as being en-.
urey hayed! The rest of the wounded were
doing well.
Captain Shepards company had como up. The
battalion would remain at Fort Mann three days.
to wait for party sent back to raise some cached
chains and ox.yokes--St. Lonis RsueiNe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04

STEAMBOAT DlsAsTER.-Through the poteness
Of Messrs. Scot, White 4. Co., we were shown
letter from Capt. Elliott, by which we learn that
the p. H. White had the misfortune to break her
tiller rope on the night of the 30th u.., the boat
being thus rendered unmanagable. In this con-
dition, she drifted on the sand bar opposite Ne.
Leans Bottom. The water is still falling away
from her, and until the river rises, it will be im-
possible to get her off.
AT the request of the Captain, f.tboat was
sent Gown, on yesterday morning, for the pur.
pose of distributing the freight at the various
points to which it is consigned.
Capt. Elliott is entitled to great credi, for his
prompt proceedings. Immediately after tho ac-
eaaiA bs deysea plan to ge the sreighs e i5s
of the shippers TO carry out his plan. His prompt.
ness will save loss and delay to the shippers, who
will no doubt appreciate such efficiency.
The shippers in Van Buren, are Messrs. Wal
lace e. Ward. Morill = Marean. Scott, White e.
Co., E. B. Bishop. Henry & Cunningham, and
John Austin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-09-04
sARBRCUE At CLisIsvais

The Committtee of Arransemso,s
ed the following Programm Of p,am,e
the day Of the Barbecue 10 be o;v.s
zens Of Johnson county, on the OH ~
tenber. and request all persons n Sis
procession and participate in the Bs,hs
PRoGRAMN
Of proceedings on the day Of The R.u,
giren 10 our returned Volunteer
Cixrksriife, Johnson county, ArsI
day the Oh day of September n.y,
lst. The Arkansas Regiment Of M.
men, commanded by Col. John S. Roa.'
sembie, by companies, al the head Of NJ
near the residence of Capt. NJ. B. S,,s
End. 1t. Col. Gray's Battalion Of las
assemble at the same place. and take ~
the left Of Col. Roane's Regiment.
3rd. Capt. NJ. b. Street, Clarksv;n. /.
will meet at their usual parade groupd :
4th. All strangers in the city are ma.
assemble at the court house, on foot.
9Th. The Committee Of Arraos.m.
citizens Of the county, will assemble 4, !
house, on foot.
6Ih. At 81 o'clock Federal Saln,.
fired by tho Clarksvlle Guards.
7,h. At 10 o'clock the procession wa,
follows: The Military viii will MARI u
street, aad then take up the escort Of N
teers down Main street, pass by the roDr
and thcro receive the strangers and eni,,
will Gall in the rear; aud thus tbs who'll.
ceed up North Crav"n's street. 10 The t;ra
the Barbecue viii be prepared.
S!h. Upon the arrival Of the procs.,,.
Barbecue ground, the Military will ~
Volunteers 10 the front Of tho Stand. o.
the Orator and Committee Of Arrang,n''
9th. The Marshal of tho day vii ar,
"Ihree cheers or our 5rare Holuaiee,,r
After which the Orator will uiire.sI,.i
teers, in behalf Of the citizens Of Jobu,,
~.
At l2a o'clock the Dinner will be 81, ,
Volunteers escorted by the Marshal 70 4,
then the Ladies by the Committee Of h
ments.
Mex, in tnrn to take place a, the table
the strangers.
Then tac Military, and aClerward, The
generally.
No gentleman is expected 10 take pf,s
table, excepting the President aud Vice Pc
TO the cXclusIon OF the ladies aaI our ~
Volunteers.
No liquors will be furnished nor sulgste
sold on the ground.
The Committee Of Arrangements vii
particularly to the comfort Of Ia Ladls,
The Marshal and his Aids are charg
the preservation of order on the ground.
The following gentlemen have beea
by the Commute Of Arrangements 10 /
tho occasion:
Gen. I. l.. GREEN, Orator.
Maj. JACOB RoGEss. President of d
Mess:a. F. J. BATsoN, }
WM. ADAMS. Fice Pr.
NJ. Rose.
Col. JOHN II. STRONG, MARSHAL Of
who will select is own Aids.
WIN. W. FLOYD, Claim
Of Com. Of ArraRga
CiarkSrHie, Ark.. Sept. !, 1917.