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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
- 600 BASKETS ofCOAL Eor Sale.
RLork,sm ;Ihs 10J ufbsrs L,nL nj fb;s


Biacksmiihs and others look at this /!
ENRANCIs BRADY wishes to inform ,hs cit
L ixens oi Ottawa and the public al large, tha,
he has on hand about 10000 bushels al the hes,
quality ui selected coal. nj his residence in Ouswa
opposite the American House. ready iof sale az
cheap Us can he got clrew here. which he will
not hesitate 10 warrant as good. II MT better,
Than can he had at any place within 40 miles OF
Ottawa. Persons coming for coal from distance
will not be delayed on any account. lie olso
wishes TO inform ieamsters, coming from coun-
ny places, that he keeps constantly on hand
choice selection Of coal At the coal bank. enc
half mic north Of the Fox River aqu-Juc'. on
the road from Ottawa to Dayton, at reduced phi
c"s. Any persons wanting Coal for blacksmith.
ing OF steam works, or 'or other purposes, will
do well by calling on me before purchasing else.
where. The Last Call.
.UJMorcovcr. the subscriber wishes TO Inform
oil debtors ~ come and settle in three days from
this date, aud save trouble and cost.
have used oil the fair meaus ] could think
of for long time in trying to settle reasonably,
rniil my patience u cxhnr slcd. and | am now
determined to lraye alt my accounts with an
officer To collect.
Jan. % 1918 FRANCIS BRADY.
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TIE PILES.
II Cure far life Secmed-Dr. Upham's
IN1ERN.1L RENEDY

TIE PILES.
n Cure far Life Secued-Dr. Upham's
IN7ERN.7L REUEDY
For the cure Of Piles, Inflammation of the Liver
! snd spleen infsm nation Soreness aud uicrrs.
! tion Of the stomach, bowels, kidneys aud bad.
der; infamma'ory and mercuriai rheumatism 1;
impurty Of the Blood; weakness and inn,ma.
ton Of the spine; aud for the Relief Of Mar.
ricd Ladies'.
NME VEexrARLr PIly EiYcruAnv, invep.
Il ted by Dr.. Upham, a distinguished oh wi.
clan OF New York City, 10 the only really sue.
cessfui remedy for that dangerous snd distress.
ing complaint. the PILES, ever offered to the
American public.
Mark this: II 10 an INTERNAL. REMEDY
not an external application, and will cure a v
case Of Piles, either bleeding or Blind, Internal
and External; anu probably the only thing that
will. There is no mistake about u. II 10 a DOS
tive cure-and speedy and permanent. II il al.
so convenient medicine TO take and improves
the general health in a remarkable manner.
Each Por contains twelve doses, at 8 10 cts
per dose. II is very mild in its operation, and
may be taken in cases Of the most acute in.
ilammation without danger. All Internal anil.
cations are in the highest degree disagreeable.
inconvenien, aud offensive ; and from the very
nature Of the disease, temporary in their efr.c,s.
This medicine attacks the disease at its source
and REMOVING THE CAUSE renders the
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
INFL.9DilN.7 TORI Diseases
Although the Electuary was originally pre-
pared for the cure OF Piles, yet it has proved it.
SELF to bca Medicine far sdperor to all others in
all diseases Of an Inil,mmaiory character with
termination Of blood to any particular part or or
gan. In Inflammation and congestion nf the liy.
or AMI spleen Inflammation, soreness. Ulcero.
ton Of the stomach Bowels Kidneys. and BIoJ.
der: In lnlammatory and Mecurial Rheuma-
tisn 1t is the best Medicine ever discovered.
IMPURITIES OFTIlE BLOOD.
For all impurities oiihe blood, arising from
the imprudent use Of Mureury, or other causes
for all Diseases Of the skin and scrolulous atIe,.
tions, IN all cases where the blood is powerfully
determined to the head, producing dizziness add
distress, DIR uPHAM'S ELECTUARY is en-.
tlrely unrivaled.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married ladies' are almost invariably subject 10
that painiu and I'M urious disease the Piles with
consequent Inflammation ofths stomach, Bowels
and spine, weakness Of the back, flow of Blood
10 the head, DC. The Electuary il perfectly safe
fer Pregnant ladies' and the most useful ca,har,ic
that can possibly I've used, "a it will not oulv re-
move the Piles and all lnhamma,ory diseases
without pain or irritation, hu, will ensure an ca.
sy time. a sale delivery, aud 4 sound constitution
in the offspring. ...
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
The Elecluary contains no Mineral Medicine.
no Alocs, Colocynth, Cambroce or other power.
fol and irritating purga,ivc. No fear of taking
cold while under its influenrc M ,ha,uo 4, n,
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A xcs and Nails.
N On hand and for sale law,
Eng. wrought Nails. Shinglne haiche,s.
1" horseshoe do Nail hammers,
o box.Collins' Axes, Gimble,s, &c.
3 Simmons do.
WALKER T. HICKLING.
Sept "a, lS47.
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New Goods! New Goods /!

CCSHMAN 4 GRlDLEY
4 RE now receiving their fall and winter
IA stock Of staple and fancy
l1ry Goods, Hardware,
Groceries, CrOckery,
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Estate of John Hall, deceased.


claims sgainst tho estate Of JoHx Iii IL, decd
All persons having claims against the said e..
tate. ere hereby notified and requested 10 sstend
a, the time and place sforesaiJ, end produce
their claims in writing for the purpose Of hsvjsf
The same ABUSED. ESTH Err p. BALL, od.c,r.
j.n2l. 2 JOSEPH HALL. od..'xr.
State of Illinois Lasalie county. ss.-Msrh
term, ls4s.- Nancy Taylor 70. Willism T,y.
lor-fill for . divorce.
appearing by affidavit on ale in the clerk.
L office Of the circuit court VI suid I.ssslie
county, In the above entitled esuss, thst The de-
fencsnt Willism Taylor 10 . noa.resitsot Of
this state , and the said compiainsus, Nsuey
Tsy lor, having filed hcr. bill Of compIsin, here.
IN, for divorce snd summons in chsacsry
having been issued herein according 10 Law,
Now, you, the said defendant, are herehy mott.
fed, that unless you shall be and appear before
the circuit court aforesaid. on OF before the frs,
day Of the mex, term thereof, to hs holden n, N.
court house in Ottawa, in said county, on the
3ist day Of March, A ID 1913, and plead. DE-.
muir, except 10, OF answer, the complsiuan,',
bill Of complaint according 10 the rule. and
practice Of said court. the same will be taken
for confessed and decree made according 10
the prayer thereof l.. LELAND, Clerk.
GLovER Cook. Comps. sol'ifs,
Onawa, Jan. 10, lS4S.-lt
State OF illinois, La Sale County. IS .Ls Sale
Circuit Court, March term, A d lsis-Ps;rr
ID. Hugunin and Alvin Bronson ~ Rode rick
w. S,oweIl--In Chsncery.
IT appearing by affidavit, on file in the Clerks
i office Of the Circuit Court of said la Sale
county, in the above eaii,ed cause, that the de.
PENDANT. Roderick w. Stowell, is q non.residen,
Of this state and q resident Of the state Of New
York and the said complainsnts. Husunin and
Bronson, having filed their bill Of complain,
herein, 10 toreclose q certain mortgage therein
described, and a SUMMONS in chancery having
been issued herein according to law: Now,
you. the said defendant, are hriedy notified thu
unless you shall he and appear before the Cir.
cult Court aforesaid, on OF before the Is, day Of
the next term thereof. 10 be hoIoen at the ,ur,
house in said county, in Ottawa, on the 3Ist day
Of March. A ID 1913, and plead, demur, excrp,
to, Of answer the complainant's bill Of complaint
according to the rules and practice oi said Court,
the ramc will be taken for confessed end decree
made according TO the prayer thereof.
j.. LELAND, Clerk.
GlovEa Cook. complt's solr's.
Ottawa, January 18Th, 1913.
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T E A S!

nR!ED FRUtr.-io bbls Dried Apples, new
- fruit, ditto Peeches--ins, received end for
~ lew.by [Sov IS DOUGHrON.
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Oo"oaA'"es' o'r'peu barege,
Black Mous.de.lanes, Black Ginghsms,
Bavarian Cloth, Black Calicoes,
SU a " H. s.
Twill & fg'd. Silk, Brosha.
Turkerian, Csslimer,
Florid. Jhibe,.
Merino, Plaid Wool,
Dress ndkerchiefs.
Silk, Mous.de.lane.
Satin, Thibet,
Gauze, Cashmer,
Ladies Fancy Goods.
Silk e. velve. neck ,iesCollars,
Gauze merino vests, Collareus,
Gimp do Chemesells,
Silk and lace buttons, Purse twist,
Bonnet & cap howersWrea,hes.
GiOres.
Kid, all colors, Lisle thread,
Black Mohair, Chcne cotton,
Egyptian long milts, Black Pfene,,
Half fg'd. do Cashmer,
Pearl and China silk, Zephyr worsted,
Derby ribb'd. cuffs, Misses cashmer.
Sieei Ware.
Steel bag and purse Clasps,
Rings, Tassals, Beeds, &c.
d % mesiic C. Gods.
Brown and beached muslin, from I 10 2,
yards wide.
Ticking, Checks,
Flannelr. all colors. Table covers,
striped e. dotted. Table cloths,
Linen & cotton diaperCrash,
Rob Roy plaids.
Boots :. Shoes.
Ladies walking.
Double and single sole Buskins.
High calf and morocco, .''' 80.
Misses shoes, all kinds, 49,
Genllemens calf, peg.d e. sew'd boots,
do Kip do do
do Heavy, do do
Brogans Of every description.
In addition 10 the above enumerated Goods
have large and general assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing.
PHO. Hunting Coals,
DO Sack,
do Over Costs,
Brown Il Black Cloth Sack,
Dark Tweed, heavy,
Plain and fancy cassimer Pants,
Cassineu and Jeans do"
Cut Velvet, Wove do. and Valenci,
Vests,
Wool and hickory Shirts.
Caps.
A large and general assortment, from q
10 %.
Lndies and Misses MUTE,
A fine assortment, prices to sui, purcha.
sers.
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Fish, Fish. as U-
>~A<(QHe,0l 4 boxes Scotch herring.
AANS~SN Quintals Goldfish.
. bhs. NJ. ,. Msckerel. -. ..- ls
. 40 do I. T,BAmyRrs.
, do d. .. Dat. I. IS47.
~ Boots l. shoes. g,tr.
Cheaper than the cheapest, 81 ana
Ost. 20, 1877 ALEX. W. MAOIL.'O.
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TO (hawers.

TO ChoWers. "a
- nOxEs of,he eslsbia,sd Mouteoss shsvisg
q tobscco Just received. r. BAssAsSe.
Oct. I. l847. 800
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Shawls.

Shawls.
A GREAT assortment OF winter shawls,
IA consisting Of
Black and Drab Cashmere. Wool aud
Muslin do laine, Nj, Plaid, Robtoy.
and richly fancy colorsd Cashmere
and Dclalns for sale by
Oct. I, le47. T. BASSNETT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
TO GIL ON

has determined In uuderseIl any and every deal.
e. in Ottawa, und will oilrr Inducements in The
way Of trade that will nstonish discerning pub
lie. u Small proGis-Rnpid sales Ready
pny--was is, AMI ever will he the motto of the
One low prize store Jan. % Biuyhinp.
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DIXON HOUSE,
LATSH W l. CO.
DIXON, ILLINOIS.

NOTICE:
NOTICE is hereby given that will make
~ an sprIicstion 10 the County Commis.
.ioner. Couri Of iasalle county, Illinois. at the
Msrch term, 1918 Tor the establishment of a
Ferry across the Illinois dyer, nj Ottawa, in SAID
r"on'y, aud fyg a, lcrDsr to keep the sa,nu ac.
60 lin ! IL lsw, JACOB FlSnuERN.
Ian. q, lslS.
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New Arrangement.

ME subscriber has purchased the entire
l. stock in trsde Of J. e. q. ARMOUR; in
addition TO which he is receiving o large assert.
mcnt of
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MN Spirits, Wines, &c.
3 half pipes pure Cog. Brandy.
~ bbls. American do.
New England Rum.
II pipe Holland Gin, (Hour Glass;
6 bbls. New York do.
8 " Swee, Malaga Wine.
/ casks Port. some very good.
3 4" Madeira,
WALKER g. NICKLING.
Sep. "a, lS47
SCilOOl Books, Stationary, &c,
= Just received by the subscribers,
Sanders and McGuGy'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,
Websler's School Dictionary.
ALso-Primers, Toy and Copy Books,
Blank Account Books, di1eren, sizes
Paper, Ink, Quilts, Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER g. HlCKLlNG.
Sent. "a, lSJ7
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VEST NGS.
Black Satin. Silk and Linen.
Silk Velvet, vslneci,,
Cut Velvet.
L3DIE s DIRE S obs.
Blk & blue blk Silks. Mous.de.Lanes,
Drab and brown dos Black satin stripe,
Fawn colored do Alapacas,
Satin stripe do Romelia,
Cashmere Cashmer de.lanes,
Ginghams.
MING GODS,
Bombazlnes, Striped Barge.
Black Mous.de-lanes, Black Ginqhsm.,
Bavarian Cloth, Black Calicoes.
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The Magnetic Telegraph.

N]lLl' probably be IN operation through
w Ottawa in the course of this year; one
effect of which will be to reduce the price OF
(,n,h. l., ap,ir;na,,,, Of ,,;,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

brave men, | beg yoh, sit, 10 convey to them
lhs lfinats Of our admiration and TIM Dks ],
assure thsm that the distant wives md
daughters III th6se whom they have sue
o6fed, will remember them IN their prayers.
and that for myself, ~ circumstances Of
This important campo On touches me with
more exquisite pleasure, than that | have
been enabled 70 lead baek 10 them with so
few exceptions, the husbands, brothers and
other relatives. Of whafn such women are
only wgrthy.'
Gen EUftsR asserts that the city was
filed with SPIES and TRAtTOHS.
Gen JAeKsoa declares that he entertains
the most eraittd sense Of the PAIHIO=
TfSM, LOVE or ORDER, aud PHtN=
CIFLE5 or THE CONSTITUTION,
displayed by The cifizsas n Naw Orleans,
General BrftfR has The hafdih66d 10 af
firm that the national love Of pIeasufs in
hefsnt in the citizens, (being mostly Of
FRENCH OEfGIN), rms t0y strong FIR
D's" P''' 10''S~' cen 'AoSs'H' on me
contrary, says m6st positively and emphali.
'"'5' ,"'' '"9 s''1e"S 1" F'e" ofi7ans
91''o'' " p7''r'''s'p a''o q sen.oeTo'Ioh O
which he entettains m "FXALTED
o"''7" "S'e'7i hp'bER F~e'i'es' ma.
's''S' "'' 'e'S'o'S o." eh'iFe population ''
',9"S" meaning u course the
I"'' u,''' ~ '''J 8'',e NE 'he o0sesn-
3''''' VI '7"'''''" ; anu III gshefai terms
"S''''ees every mhaDI'aht Of re" d.
"""S 'S '''''sss III" ""Pa'flo'le' zen
'@'hS'N P'"'s '''h ne glowing tribute 81
a genuine American heart to the gallant
o'''@s"s " We" Vf'ea"'' n vindirate7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
n~EMOrRAra- nRAn1

We refer democrats to the f6lI0Winl h
resolutions and ask how near they in This
State aud their bllow supporters Of Cass
and Butler in Wisconsin aefas On polifi=
6al principles. The H0oker Or Cass
democrats, are awate Of the Influence Of
Free Soil OF Van Buren, democrats, hence
they feel constrained IL withhold No lon
ger their tfoe principles. VIII Massfs
Preston. baftia and LacY, in their great
desirs to extend universal intelligence on
political questions, read the following Clio.
tious northern democratic platform to their
beatets At political meetings I They dare
moi. y
How THBy H0PB THFM 1v.-Fhey had
a Cass meeting At shaboygans Wis, on
the ID OH The democracy around those
'dlegins are heatly all for Free Soil, and
mean to show their faith by their works.
Wherefore the Hunkefs undertook to blar-
hsy them by = set Of resolutions, whereof
he following are a specimen
Rssotped. That the exclusion If Slavery
from territory now free. by syefY means in
oar powet, is and sh6nId lie tbs doctrine If
all true patriots and that we look for ward
10 the time when slavery shall no iotppt
exist IN any f6tm under this NJ any otLat
government, with feelings of he deepest
anetiety ard m1sl %saHk1ina hUpa.
ReSoirea, That In the passage If The
Oregon Bill, with The proviso excluding
slavery forever from tbat territory, We g. q
the bright promise that hereafter no terri
tory nov free shall be cursed wifh Tie lin
Iannus institution Of sla very.
Resolpsd. That tbs democratic Marty
nov Is and eyer has been pledged 10 SUP.
port and carry ont avsry progressive mems.
IRE which has for is 0bjact fhs pfpatAat
gnod oFihe grsa est number.
Retoieed, That wa ~fetosnizs IN Lewis
Cas$ the great statesman. The pure patriot,
and tho honest man, and That he Is eyptv
way qtalifed to bear that Democratic
standard which has 50 ofisn waved oyef the
prosirnts combinations Of Federalism and
modprn whiggaIy.
Suppose Gen. CHss could be elected on
The strength NJ such resolution would not
an action fairly lie against him ror obtain.
ing Office land money under false pre-
trnees
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
AKtEe ERlQHr FON IAYLOR.

new YoFk-Tbs ". Y. Jpurnai 6f Com
merge says, 1T is nov very e7idsnt that the
tbifty-siE electoral votes f New York vi be-
given 10 Taylor 8bd Fillmore Many If the
Frss s iIsrs begin u think hey have s6itsd
their fingers, and ars getting ogt oftbe seraps
as vel as they can. Even Csss' vote in this
Stzte vii be I4rger than Van Bursn's Many
Of fhe Barrbu ners VIII vots for him. aHd others
for Taylor. They don't Ike their new con.
pezi0as.''
TEaNEssBg.-Tbs Nashville Wig says
that half If that stats Baz now been well can
vdssed, and from the information ne have
received ffom the most reliable sources, VS.
say 10 he Wings Of other States. @fcnnef.
see stands Fl, as a rock. Have no apprs-
heusiou Dhat6per about her vote. Sge goes
for Taylor by a large majority"
OH1o,-The Wig sun shines brightly in
Ohio. The Cincinnati aims says:-Of Ohio,
we can say that every step taken in the acfus1
canvass shows the Wing prospect brighter,
We kn3w that in some Of what are called
disa6ecked counties, the falling oTo tho Wing
vote Ia next to nothing. The baIJot~box will
a+tanisb those who supposed that The great
Wing party Of Ohio was 20 be moved from
lis firm tnooriogs, by every wind Of a new
doctrine
PEHNsYLvAN1A-Tn Wiimot's district, the
Wings have nominated Mr. Tracy for Con-
gress, IF the Locofoco fcud between WImot
and Brewster be not settled, be will be cleo
ted.
A correspondent Of the N. Y. HeTa1d thinks
Longstrefb, the Locofoco candidate for Cover
nor, will succeed BY a considerable majority,
and that between Cass and Taylor, the State
Is extremely doubtful.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

HORTICULTURAL ExHIBITIoN.-The
Goth annual exhibition of The Pennsylva-
MIA Horticultural Society, commenced on
the Goth at the Chinese Museum PhiladeI.
pbia. One of its most attractive charac-
t~eristics is the profIse and brilliant display
of plants and rare flowers round an ever
playing fourtain. The display of fruits, it
IS said, surpasses thai of all the societies
other exhibitions, while the vegetables are
also fine. As to hot house plants, on a
single table were the cotton, the yarn,
the sugar, the coffee, the green and black
tea, the cinnamon, the ginger and the rice
A large number Of premiums
have been awarded.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07

% The free soil wings Of Western N.
Y will not be seduced from their allegiance
by the new Van Buren, somerset. The
Rochester American thus t~estifes con-
corning Monroe county.
Ave have reliable advices from al
parts of this county which concur in the
sta tement that very few indeed of the
Wings will withhold their support from
Gen. Taylor. In one or two localities
some disatitction has been nurtured by
considerable effort on the part ofthe Barn.
burners, but when it comes to voting for
Martin Van Buren,, the dose is much too
strong for the whig stomachs. ave are
iufsmed from all quarters that Gen. Tay-
lor will gain largely from The ranks OF the
locofocos."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
IMPORTANT TO VoIuxrErRs.-We COP.

IMPORTANT To NoLUNTEERs.-We copy
the following from the Deha of Thursday i:
Three Months Ezra Pay.-We are
authorized TO say that Major ]. Y. Das-
he'll. Of Louisiana, Additional Paymaster.
U. $. A., has been designed by Col. Lar.
ned, Acting Paymasters General, Wash
ington to pay the Louisiana Volunteers
under the call of May, ls4s. In a late
letter received from Col. Larned, he states
that Major Dashiell is engaged in settling
his accounts, and that he will be sent 10
New Orleans the moment he i at leisure.
We are further authorized to saw thai.
should Major D. not arrive BY the 10th
inst, another Paymaster will be put upon
the duty, and the payments commence on
that day, atihe Paymasier's Office. No /
Commercial Exchange.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
ETAT DE- LA LOUISIANA.
PARotssn D'fsr nAfoN ehtar.

~ 'Nh ~ NSNHSs
I'm vsttu dune proclamation lauess bsr
Isaac JON hson goutsfnsnr de PEtat del IA IL.
ane s%lsfti6n ssta tsbds daos estts ~par6issa
Mstdi 10 TINS N6vsmbfs pr6thain, pour ~.
lection dun president OF y~Iee-pr6sideDs dAs
Flats Upis CONNIE snit A IL mais6n De eoyr
dams i vile De Btton Rouge, prtsid4s par
John Hbii, hmass Head ct Jafdfs M. E1an.
Aux PIajnes 4 Ia maison d. Madame Town.
send, pfbsidte par Hehrt Carrie, William
L6weiI ct Charles Dsvall, Il Sandy Creek, i
Ia mason fi-dstant de lanes Forbes presidts
par james & topper, William Kelly Ell John r.
MeCas, ct Al poll II f1tGhe des tH6s proehs
Ia taals6n de r. B HARRISON, pres dbs par
William Heron, John 6. Foreman ct J6ssbb
Heard. la dits election ssra tuD8s an difa
polls tespse ifs, de- 8 heufss do main 4 4
heurss Dc Psptss midi, ct les rst0ars d8vroot
btFs te1dgs scion Ia Ioi.
Donhb desas ma main CO Tine sspaembfs
1s43. l.. G. NORRIS, Sheriff
Eapf @ IR4S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-10-07
"PEOpLE's TEtEqR4pH LINE"
n, Mn nTIs1as.

Char'st Ell by he Kentucky Legislature, 10
feptess MON poly AID encourages saltp,y
e5mbetiti78 in Tbtegr4phihg-4his Line.
constructed by Henry O'Hieliy and bic ssso.
f%ia'es, is boW working regularly banVpan
Louisville, Nashville, Tgseumbia, NJ II.
Holly Springs, &C., &c.,
II i also working between Baton Rouge.
and New Oflaahs-t6akine 4 total Of about
seven lhuhdfed miles nov, In working order.
The wiring Of the intermediate setfjop j.
nearly finished, and The whole line n ! tbgg.
sand miles will be- completely in operation in
= few weeks. Meantime, dispatches 10 and
from New Orleans may be- sent on this route
by telegraph ~ far ms completed, and trans
nitttd BY steamboat between Memphis snd
Baton Rouge, thus gaining considerably on
tls ma
Charles DOANE, New Orleans
J. ". BOWEN, Membhia.
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