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!. hereby given. that, whsrea'

NOrC1E Is hereby given. that, whsrea.
~ NV wife. Hannah NJ. McNeii, has lef, me-
and tnten with her, without my knuwfedge or
consent, blind sonsl pony and one horse
wagon, and three notes drawn io Jamss B. NJ
Neu aud signed nv Reuh,n MrNstt. one Of sew
enisen dollars and ih'ty cents. whirh ia due
the other two are twenty five dolls,s each. dne
one wear fiom da'e. They all hear date Oct. IS.
lS47:-This 10 10 crn'ion a"v person from buy.
,.g The same. JAMES B. McNETT.
Hardin, dec 3 ~ 22--3i
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Estate Of WiAiam Crosiar, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that | will attend
~ ,hs ocular term of the Probate Govt of
la sale county. iobe holden Al the olIire Of the
Probate Justice. in 9usws. on the first Monday
in 7. bruary next. for settling and adjusiinr al
cl.ins against the estate Of WILLIAM GRO
STAR. decd. All. Personshavn claims aoainei
the said estate, are hereby notified and requested
to ate nj at he,ime and place aforesaid. and pro-
dure cir claims in writing for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted. 40. tROSIAR.
Dec 10 1877 Admir-.
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Estate 4C Simon Crosiar, dec'd.

IT, al whom IL may cncern.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday
L Y the 18Th day Of January mex, an application
will be made to the Probate Court Of LaSalle
county for an order authorizing The compounding
Of claims bel ,ngins To the sad es'ata.
dec l6, 1877. SARAH CROSIAR, admir-.
AMASA q. CROSIAR, admir-.
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South Ottawa Cemetery.

ruNHE subscriber will sell loisi the South OF.
i swa Cemetery until the LIST Of Dscembcr
lsl7 for IS each, after which 81 additional, price
will be charged in proportion to the Improvements
made THOS. N. MASON.
South OTTAWA. nov II, I8l7, 30A4
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1913. Eh
Matteson g. Preston,
COMMISSION l. FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

MatteS0n q Preston,
COMMISSION L FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
JOEL A. AArrEsos. JOHN B. PRESTON.
AtFtaENCfs,
S Messr ea pom. ga,F po,. s.. LS1;
/" Smith Il Townsend, Ne,o Orleans;
r. a. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Wacle, Esq, Matches:
Messrs. Williams and Lawrence, Quincy:
I. N. Morris, Esq,
l.. p. Sanger. Esq, Galena; 'f4
Ms''F'' W Usssn sra J Overs Chaplin tugo
William Gooding, Esq, Lockport;
Gen. Jacob Fry, :"
Messrs. MatteSon s Bradner. Joliet; y
g Walker 4 Hickling, Ohnra; m
" Cushinan & Gridley,
Isaac Hardy, Esq, Ldsaue;
ID. l.. Hough, &C
James Dunlap, ESQ.,, Jdeksonriuej ~
Messrs. Cortenius & Griswold, Peoria;
Phelps & Bourland, MI
Hon Thomas Ford,
Mess,s; Bradner s Co., N.w Yo,h;
Messrs. Suydam, Sage & CO., /"
(" Corning, Homer Il Co., Al6ang;
Al. Williams, Esq, Utica;
M E. Kimberly XII. Il: pease s Co., B.ca'O;
Is Reed, Parks & Co., Beaver;
=" Bobb s. Bishop, Cleveland
Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
T." Williams & Dilworth, Pitisbur9;
Knapp & Totten,
L. s. F. Faber,
!. d. Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman & Coats, 's
+. D. Brewster, Esq,
4. H, Ridsely, Esq, Springfield;
B. c. Webster, Esq,
VIM. Fem, Esq, L0cOn;
Messrs. Dudley & Wardlow, HennPin;
Cha,. c. Wilcox, Esq, Pekfn.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON cuNslGNMeNTS.
Referring to our Gard shove We tske this ne.
casion to solicit Consignments Of Merchandi.
either for sale here, forwarding 10 Other poInts.
We shall conGne ourselves too Commission
and Forwarding Business. aud feel confident in
| assuring YOU that our experience, in business.
and acquaintance generally IN the country, Wit
snnbI. us TO give any business With which 40
may be favored the most satisfactory stienlion.
Any person wishing TO have gr"crries az any
knu, or any other article purchased in ~. Louis
or New Orleans and shipped To them, can hsvu
| il done by sending their orders 10 W. fnr ~"
and half per cent. on the money invested. Per-
| sons doing q retail business any where west rf
Detroit, or in any other direction, con d. pend
upon having their orders filed a, a. low rs,r..
! II they send TO Us. and perhaps irwer, than they
coul ID by coming themselves. Every attention
shall he given in having goods put IN good order
and shipped ut low rates. however small tho
nrnount may be- that IL sen, to us TO he invested.
Il shall be done promptly and 10 order.
MtrrESUN Il PRESTON
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ccllOOl Books, Stationary, &c.
~ Jusi received hy the subscribers,
Sanders and McGufry's series of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spellars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas.
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography.
Webs,er's School Dictionary.
ALso-Prmers, Toy and Copy Books.
Blank Accoun, Books, different sizes
Paper, Ink, Quilts, Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER & lliCKLING.
Sept. q, 1917.
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Hardware !

i par, of
Leg, Trace, anil Hitler Chains,
Manure and hay Forks, Shuvels and
Spades, scoop ShoveIs. Hoes mill, cross
cut, and hand Saws. Coffee Mills, strap
hinges. Augurs, Shovels and Tongs,
hammers, hatchels, steel e. iron squares,
spring balances, look ing glasses clothes,
hair, while wash, shoe and horse Brush.
es, curry combs, cattle and wool cards,
butts and s,rews, Norfolk and mallesbIc
Door La,ches door, trunk. chest, cuIor
board, ill, pad, stock and mcrtice Lock h,
knives and forks; butcher, bread, shodcl
and pocket knives table and teaspoons
gralers, mincing knives, mahogany knobs,
table butts, draw shaves, axes, files, sadl
irors, door scrapers, states, ink POWDER
selves, shutters, candle sticks. whips,
raw hides. wheel heads, egg iryers, and
pewter porringers. G
Oct |. ISl7 CUSHMAN 4 GRIDLEY. n
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on BIS. bro. Sheeiing 4 sIlirling,


~ D" brown and blue UnIlmgs,
10 Cotton Batting,
q -" Wahding.
Candle Wicking, Bed Ticking, striped
Sh'rling, plaid and striped Lin-eys. Rob
Roys, white, red, and yellow Flannels,
birdseye and Russia Diaper, table Linen
aud Cloths, Irish Linen. Brown Holland.
Crash, Burlaps, Bagging, etc; Buck Nit
tens and Gloves. heavy woollen do; Ia.
dies and gents kid Gloves, Mil,s. of all
qualities; worsled and cotton Hose, of all
colors. qualities, and prices; Pins. Nee.
dies. l'hre IDS. Tapes. Ribbons, Yelling
Cord, Whalebone, Gimps, Fringes, cords,
Hooks and Ey es, Bonnet Wire, Knitting
Pins. Thimbles, Combs, Snuff Boxes.
shirt Buttons and Studs, coat. vest and
pan. Buttons of all kinds. Suspenders,
Elastcs, Comior,ers. Shawl., hdkfs, etc.
Offered al very low prices, by
oct |. iSl7 CUSHNAN Il GRIDLEY.
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New Goods ! New Goods

"yE are now receiving from New York
w Boston and PhiladeIphian, a large and
varied assortment Of fancy aud staple
DIR Y COOP
And "iir them for sale at such h,c prirss that
"e are cooldeni it will he to the interest ct pur-
rhsscrs TO call and es0minc our stock and prices
before purch1slrg elsewhere. We respectfully
invite DOR old customers and the public general.
" I" call over at the DID stand on the south side
OF the public square aud examine.
Forty pieces of rich, new style,
Fail Il w iH,e Dress Goods,
SUCH AS
Plain and Fancy AIpacas.
Satin stripe and checked AIparas,
Tartan, Rob Roy. & Oregon Plaids,
Orleans Clo,hs,
Dci.sle and Orleans Cloths,
Mouseline-de Lanes.
Plaid, all wool. Cloaking, &c.
Forty Pieces. Nem Syie
Fan n winter Ginghmu,s.
QUO, and upwards. pieces Prints,
from q. to Is cts. per yard, a.,
new styles and patterns.
ALso-honk, Swiss, Null and Jaco.
net Muslins.
Greene. Bergc, Irish Linens,
Towel and Table do.
Table Covers, silk Fringes,
Plain and Plaid Linseys,
Red, white, yellow e. fg'd,FIannels,
handkcrchieis, Shawls. Hosiery,
Berlin wool and working Canvass,
Black and colorcd kid, cashmere.
cotton and Isle thread Gloves.
And all Other ARTICLES usually cnluircd for in
country store.
n. B.-As usual, most kinds of county pro.
duce taken in exchange.
WALKER & IlICKLlNG.
Sept, 81, 1917,
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Estate of Levi UOodward, deed.


NOTICE is hereby given that will attend
i Y the regular term of the probale Court Of
LA Sale county, IL be holden al The ofce OF the
Probate Justice, in Ottawa, on the first Monday
IN February next. for settling and al listing all
claims against the estate Of LEvI WOODWARD,
decd. All persons having claims against the
said estate, are hereby notified and requested to
attend at the time and place aforesaid, and pro.
dute their claims in wiring for the purpose Ut
having he same sdIu st,d. JNU. CLARK,
Dec 8, lSi7--2i .1dmr.
10 Icons marshals; Napoleon himself bel,
!, little more than STRIPPING when he eros
l. ed the Alps, and cleared Italy of Austria
l. grannies.
" In our last war with ,hc British. the W
- department was directed, first by DIR. En-
n us, thenb Gen. Armstrong. and orr arm
e led by General Hull, Gen. Wilkinson, &c
d Hampton, Gen. Dearborn. all remans of Il
e revolution. Every thing went wrong. d
feat. surrender. disgrace were the order
n the day. If our young soldiers and subort
d nate officers gained victory, the gram
@ generals were sure TO lose all its fruits. NJ
c Madison became diSrns'ed and the oour'
Estate II J,shua Richardson, dec'G.
To oh mhom ii may concern, ond especiuEy 10
he heirs al lac # The smd decused.
\/OU aud each of you are hereby cited and re-
i lues,ed To be aud appear before the Probate
trur II lasalle county, Illinni,, on the frat
Mond'y, Che 81 day) ot January next. a, ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, to altered the final set.
tleu,er' If the estate Of the said ioc'd
WILLIAM NJ. RICHARDSON,
Dated Dec :, ls41 Admir-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
La snIIe Probate Court,

TIME regular tern, of the Probate Court for
l. tte county Of la Sale will be held ON the
fret Monday Of every month at the oIhce Ct the
Probate Justice in Ottawa. H.G. COTTON.
Scpf.s. 1871. Prof. Jasiire
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NEW GO 0 b s!
Alexander w, NlagilS

NOW offers for sale a, the NEW STORE on
" the northwest corner ot the public square
a large lot OF entire new goods, al prices a. low
rs any other house IN the state. His stocN oi
DRY GOODS CONSISTS, in part. Of
BroadclOlhs, Ginghams,
Cassimeres, Prints,
Sa,linetS. Lawns,
Tweeds. Rob Roy Plaid,
Kentuky Jeans, Oregon "
Veslings, California "
Mous.de.Lanes, Rough Il Ready,
Alpacas, Plaid I.inseys,
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S.7TTINE IT'S.
Black, Indigo Blue, Steel Mixed, Gold
Mixed. PLAID and Striped.
JEANS g. TJVEEDS.
OF all Alnds and prices.
VESTIN G. s.
Black Satin. SIX aud Linen,
&" Silk Velvet, Van.cis.
Cut Velvet.
aDIE s DR L SIS COO y s.
Bl'k & blue blk Silks. Mous-de.i.anes,
Drab and brown do Black satin stripe,
Fawn colored do Alaparas,
Satin stripe DO Romelia,
Cashmere Cashmer de- lanes,
Glnghams.
MOURNING GOODS.
Bombazines, Striped Barge,
Black Mous.de.lanes, Black Ginehsms,
Bavarian Cloth, Black Calicces.
SH.A WIS.
Twill & fg'd. Silk, Brosha.
Turkerian, Cashmer,
Florid. hbe,.
MerinO, Plaid Wool.
Dress Handkerchffs.
Silk. Nous. de.lane,
Satin, Thibe,,
GauZe, Cashmer,
Ladis Fancy Goods.
Silk IL velvet neck ties Collars,
Cave merino vests, Collare,ts,
Gimp do Chemeseis,
Silk and lace buttons, Purse twist,
Bonnet. & cap flowers res,h.s.
Gloves.
Kid, all colors, Lisle thread.
Black MOhair, Chene cotton,
Egyptian long milts, Black P'spe..
Half fg'd. do Cashmer,
Pearl and China silk, Zephyr worsted,
Derby ribb'd. cuffs, Misses cashmer.
Steel Ware.
Steel bag and purse Clasps,
Rings, Tassals, Deeds, &c.
DO mestic Goods.
Brown and bleached muslin, from !. 10 2.
yards wide.
Ticking. Checks,
FianncIs. all coIors, Table covers,
striped g. dotted. Table cloths,
Linen & cotton diaperCrash,
Rob Roy plaids. -
Boots !. Shoes.
Ladies walking,
Double and single sole Buskins,
High calf and morocco,
Misses shoes, all kinds.
Genllemens calf, peg'd & sew'd boots
do Kip do do
do Heavy, do do
Brogans Of every description.
| In addition to the above enumerated goods
| have q large and general assortment of
Ready Made Clothing.
Pilot Hunting Coa,s,
do Sack,
do Over Goats,
Brown Il Black Cloth Sack,
Dark Tweed, heavy,
Plain and fancy cassimer Pants,
Cassine,, and Jeans d"
Gu, Velvet, Wove do. and Valenci
Vests,
Woo! and hickory Shirts.
/ caps.
A large aud general assortment, frQm 9
10 80.
IadiS and Misses MuEES
A fine assortment, prices 10 sui purchu
strB.
A l. SO,
CrockHy. Ma-d,Uare and Groceries.
The undersigned is now prepared to offer
larger and cheaper stock oi goods lo the lrhah
'nnts 81 this county, Than can be found ~ ar
other establishment. J.G, NATriNGER
Sep, 81 1917.
New arrangement.
~ ME subscriber has purchased the erti,
! stock in trade of J. ~ q. ARMOUR: i
addition to which heis receiving u large assor
meni OF
DRY GOODS,
Groceries. Hard,rdrs. Boots &. Shos,
Ready Mdc Chthing. &c.
which he oilers for sale low at the store lately o,
cupled bv J. Il u, Armour, Ottawa.
sept q, lSl'. JAMES RYAN.
~ i, Boots 4 Shoes
yS4 SDCAsES mcn's Kip boots; l case ",
~ y mems kid ties: 1 case wnmen's le,tt
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II BI'eaU County Sec 30, l7,nr II east
OF the 4th principal meridian.
i, Gr'ndy Couniy.-se qr 0, 80, 6; e hf sw
qr Is, 30 8.
IN VA Couniy-E hfss 80, 81, 9; sw fr. o.
8, 49,,
The above Lands will he sold cheap. On
most Of which, by paying one.four,h down, time
will be given on the balance.
Nov 20. GEO II. NORRIS
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Fer Sale.

IA Fer Safe.
s.::MH THE in' AID building nov sccu.
.i:.:M pi';l by King and Whine. D,nsri.'..
ard the n-r'h 'hiny ffst Of LOT 8, il,
block 10 IN Ottawa. King and Whine have =.
lease oi sad building al III" lsi MAY rex,.
Enquire Of nItkEY and LELAND.
Ottawa, Sep, 3. 1sl7 IN
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New Goods Just Received.
T.. BASSNETT

r.. BASSNETT
4 GAIN returns ihsnks 10 the public general.
~ ly ior the very liberal patronage sntsn1rd
:" nam during tbs past seas"n; hopi"e fors can.
tinuance Of their favor, aud intending to omir
nothing To deserve II, he now has the pleasure al
announcing the receipt Of M unusually deep.
large and splendid assJtmeniy
DEFY GOODS
Together with Groceries, Crockery.
HardWdre, Boots and Shoes,
And other articles pertaining To his line be .
but poor hand Ut putting and exaggerniion. anil
he therefore leaves this To others. But he respect.
fully requests the citizens Of Ottawa and sur.
rounding country TO call and see for themselves.
convinced that they will decide that he has The
best the cheapest and mos, nKy selected stock
Of goods in Town. I 10 will he found st his old
siaud in RejJicks Block. one door north Of he
Post Office. ever readyt' attend GU those who
may favor him with a call
All kinds olproduce wanted for goods.
Oct /. I8i7.
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Cashmer.de. Lanes, Wool shaWIs.
Bed Ticking, Drilling. Flannels. Bro. Holland,
insh IIn,n, Ru.sIs Diaper. Crash, Dsggng.
Batting, NickIng, Hose. Needles, Pins, Rib.
bins, Thread, ELK, Cord Fringe, Gimp. But.
tons, Thlmblrs, studs, Shirts, buttons, Suspen-
ders, side aud Back Combs, Of all shapes and
sizes. Also. n large assortment VI
Boots T. Shoes, Xdrd,cdre g. CrOckery
Ars,,a large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and l.osl Sugar; Brown. HAVANA. Muscova!s
aud New Oaleans sugar; Old Java and RIO
Coffee; Old Tyson, Young Tyson and Black
Teas; Nu,mrgs, Cloves. Pepper, Alspice,
Ginger. ladign, Salerstus, &c. &c.
br-ws. Oct. -. lSl7
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DRIsrLES WANTED !-C,.h paid. for
I'D any quantity Of good hog br.ll,s d, The
.'me Of Waller and Hrkhng, by
Ottawa, Nov IL, 1Si7. a. FOSTER.
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100 DOMESTIC, EAtlsTON,
kOSDEugsh, Scotch and i'pnhnd Phij-.
Linen aud other GiNGp,Ns an psie y,
Oct. 20 lsi7 R0UGHTONS
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MILLINERY.

Mis-, ISABEL. FROST ofI.rs her seni-
nj ces to the ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity
us a Milliner. ste may be found at the res'.
dence of her father. one door west Of the dwell
ling house Of II. q. Cotton, Esq.
Ladies intus,ine thu IL work TO her, may de-
pend upon its being done IN the laies, siyl and
most fashionable manner
Ottawa, Nov IL. 1877. 2m
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For sale or 10 Let.

= Dbl. prime CIDER VINEGAR jus, reed 10y
- nov 26 BOUGnTON.
VNTUiTE SUGARS-Clarifed, crush
w ed, and powdered sugars, VIII be sold
low al nov &c 'GrONs.
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Shawls.

4 GREAT assortment Vt winter sha~ls,
N consisting of
Hack and Drsb Cashmere. Wool and
Muslin dc lainc MI. Plaid. Rnbtoy,
AMI richly fancy colotsd Cashmere
and Dclains for sale BY
Oc,. |, 1857. r. BASSNETT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-14
BATON ROUGE RACES
d |

The second spring meeting orey' The
Magno1jd Course, wiH begin in February
merit and continue sir dayg.
FIRST DAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE 800, entrance 10
per cent added two or more entries 10 en-.
title the winner to the purse. Nile heats.
Second race same day. Sweepstakes for
two.year.olds 9l50, entrance S75, forfeit
S25 declaration. Mile heats.
I'd. DAY.
JocnEY CLUB Purse 5000, conditions
as for the first race-two mile heats.
Sd. DAY.
KErNER STAKE $500 entrance 800
forfeit 100 declaration. TO be run for by
t~wo.year-olds, and all declarations to be
made by the 18th of December next-two
mile heats.
SECOND RACE SAME DAY.-Jockeyclub
purse 1900 conditions as for the first race
at he meetiog-rhiIe heats, best three IN
five.
LADIES PuRsr $500, entrance ten per
cent. conditions as a&,"Ye. This race viii
he under the exclusive control of the ladies
who give the purse-two mile Efa's'
9Th DAY.
JOCKEY CLuB PURSE 5000, entrance ten
percent, conditions as aboye-three mile
heats.
9Th DAY.
JOCKEY CLUE Purse 800, entrance ten
per cent, conditions as aboye-four mile
hents-
Persons wishing to make entries, will
address their communications TO A. Penis
ton Esq. Secretary of the Club at Baton
Rouge, La.
There is at this time in exercise on the
course, the far-famed Fanny King, Red
Bird and several other good un's. Mr..
Patterson thinks that Fanny will be full
Jolly for Revenue or any other champion
of the turfin the coming campaign.
A main Of cocks will be fought during
the Races for $500. d
ODOM & ELLIOT
Proprietors.
The following papers will please copy
once a month for six months, and send
their accounts to the office Of the Baton
Rouge Gazette for collection viz: Nash.
vile Union-N. o. Picaynne-Louisiana
Chronicle, st. Francisville-Loaisville
Journal-Spirit of the FINES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-14
Great Bargain.
Wood Yard For Sale.

ANY person who wishes to purchase a
valuable wood yard, can have an opportu-
nifty 0 fmaking one of the very best bar
gains, and on the most reasonable terms,
tits situated about eight miles above the
town Of Baton Rouge on the Mississippi
river. There are two hundred and thirteen
acres 0 fland to which there is an absolute
title, and along with which will be assigned
the proprietor claim Of prevention 10
100 acres Of and adjoining. There is con-
siderable cypress and other valuable timber,
with thirty five or forty acres under cult
vation. with buildings and improvements,
1.-THE dwelling house is large and ommo-
dious, well calculated for a large family
together with about two hundred and thir-
" five cords ofwood, with farming utensils.
wagons, carts, horses, oxen, stock of cattle
and hogs, all of which will be sold on
t~erunsto suit any body.
For further particulars enquire at this
office. July 3l-26 tt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-14
MeCARsTLE'S VERTICAL SAW
MILLS.
> ron PLANTATION USE.

Are now in successful operation on the
premises Of Jacob Smith Esq; about eight
miles below the town of Baton Rouge,
whose sugar plantation Is situated on the
district known as the Dutch high lands, to
whose sugar mill :he vertical saw mill Is,
attached. They ore. contriyed to work
either by steam or horse power. An in
complete model was exhibited ut the last
Agricultural Fair nj Baton Rouge, but they
can now be put up and set agoing at a
price which will be found unexpectedly
arate in proportion 10 the immense
n,on,!;tv # lumber they are calculated to
Gr o,,i o,,ily. Logs Of any dimensions,
III ! in i Iengt,.. or breadth can be cot up
a. ,,, required, and the carriage is moved m
the most approved sti1e. 1Gi@ proprietor -
confident that MS soon as the mills now ao-
vertised come 70 be generally known ne
will receive numerous orders, and he re-
specially requests all planters and others
to whom a saw mill would be Of use, to in
spcct his work and Judge for themselves.
Persons wishing to have such mills put
up will please to apply TO n. n. McCars-
tie, who WILDE for some time resident in
Baton Rouge and vincinity.
August 7---27 st
Picayune will please copy three times
in their Weekly number, and send their
account to this office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-14

CrANnrsrrNr rNrRANCE,-A fewnights
since, two persons entered the dwelling Of
n of respectable ci6zens, climbing
tho posts o fthc gallery. One ofthem u
ceodod in making his escape, the ether
was arrested AID carried before the Mayor,
who bound him over in the sum Of two
thousand dollars to appear before the Dis
irict Court. As the matter will become
the subject of judicial Investigation, we
Forhear making any comments,
I'VE however cannot refrain from re.
marking, that If midnight providers, when
disturbing the peace Of quiet families, were
saluted with a lead Of huokshot, it would
10 a tendency to put a stop to the prac.