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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-21
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERIS

~ SALEPursGant 70 the command OF an order Of sale
issued on. Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, the suit Of Samuel l. Baker, p against Caro-
line Morton Ct al. defs shall oIer for Public
Auction at the door Of the Court House Seneca
Champain sreets in the City of Cleveland in said
county. the al day Of March, 1859 at o'clock p NJ Of
said day tie lands and tenements described follows
Situate the township and CITY OF CieTeand being
No. in tbs l2th range Of townships in the Connecticut
the County Cuyahogn and s known BY being part snb
lot No % in the subdv1son Of ten qs Nos 1884, 1885,
lot No; 90 soTth b. Hamilton street and west By line
distant IN erefrom beirg srB Of land Is wide "a the
east side of said lot No 3d. with the dwelling house.
&c thereon be the same more loss, but subject to all
legal highways.
Appraised qt $751;
Sheriff Special Master Commissioner.
J. T. PHILPoT, Pif's ATTY. 5eblstd22s
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KlSs.s krxnEsr LAw.-The Territorial
Legislature of Kansas has passed : law estab-
fishing 10 per cent. as the rate Of interest on
judgments, contracts to be at rates agreed BY
parties.
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R% I" The Root of all Evil" is the venom of
disease distilled into the By early abuse indulgence
and any kind This must be eradcated from the
system without delay moment should be lost. The
percions Of mercury will do it, nay, viii injurs
rather than cure. TRIESNIAR L, & 8, is your only
chance A perusal of the book HUMAN FRAILTY,
or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES, - illustrated with
coloed engravnss will explain everything 1t will only
cost you 2S cents. To be had Of
DR.. BARROW,
l57 Prince Street. New York.
For ale By
GAYLORD & HAMMOND. Agents,
fet7:ltawdGw Cleveland
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Nfw ADVERTISEMENTS.

DIKE'S PEAK-A large assortm ent
Il Of RIFLES REVOLVERSS suitable for Pixies
Peak. Likewise, double and single barrellsd SHOT
GUNS and any quantity Of ceteFas such as POWDER
SHOT CAPS &c, very low for cash az Haitersleys Gun
Store. No l62S Superior street. door to Gorham
Aplin's. Repairing neatly executed with dispatch.
feb2ldyR6 H HATTERSLEY.
EOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM
the fourth story Of Bauders Block, south side Of
Public Square, Il IS fitted up and has been occupeG
feb2ItfRs CT. BAUDER-
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Bnnkers.
J. HerdInan & Co.,

No 2Pubhe Square .S0ulh side. nsar Ontario 81.
.RANKRRS AND DEALERS IN
IL Foreign and Domestic E1chanse Uneurrent ATuney,
Specle ana Land Warraats Collections throughout the
Drafts and Bills Of Exch ings Great BRITAIN Ireland
Ef5nce and GerHanE We direct in SUIT st
St and 90 days o. The following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LOndln-MeSSrS. Prescott. GisOIe. Case Co Bankera
LIyerpoOl-J. Banned & Co Bankers
Manchestrr-0lcsSrs- Cuniiffe, Books & Co. Banker
National Provincial Bas Ks Of England Brzncbss o'
out England and Wales. +
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches l-
IRELAND
Provincial Bank Of ireland. tEtFf
AND all their Branches In slths principal tss and t0Gs
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banl ing Co t
GreenOck Banking 60. in CfIssenty and C5reeuoc+
NatloIal Bank Of Sc1tland and Branches,
We can also furnish Draf any nIno1nt "A,
prlnclp1l Cities Of tho CO1tfuent 0f Euruoo.
= PASSAGE Bf STEAMER. OF sailing Picket ships foor
rom New York. Breat Brtain snd lTeaHd France I'd
Germany can be cured 81 The lowest ra.Cs
seps J-HERDMAS& 4 Co a. above.
Il Z walTsAk. y n. sTANDART- c " STISD1FT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
Wv Bankers. and salsrsiu F0rsizr aad Domestic rx-
change No.5 Superior street. We draw direct on Ien-
don and vii furnish Drafts for any amount payable At 1
the priuclnai foip sin En land id Setand Francs
aro1ghon The Un a SfTfes sud Canadas ruhsiiv--
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CALE On REAL ESTATE RY

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF COURT -On the 4th day of March.
lss at ocl1ck M at the DOR OF the Court House on
the public Square In the City of Cleveland will be sold TO
the highest bidder two-hs interest he following
real estate, as the properly of Charles Still deceased to
wit Suate in the CT Of Cleveane being number seven
the tive h range Of townships the Connecticut West
Reserve IN the State of Ohio, which is also IN the
County of Cuyahoga and known paof TIVE acre lot
No. Isl in the said city and bounded follows viz Be
ginning at the ersecton Of the westerly ii Of said lot
No ISL with the southerY line of Bolivar street, thence
southerT at right angles with Bolivar street along said
westerly line $50 feet alley thence eastery and
sel with said Bolivar Sc feet therce northery at
right angles with Bolivar $50 feet the sOUhery
line of Bolivar street. thence westerly along the said south
ery line Of Bolivar street 80 feet to the place ofbegnning
Appraised at $500.
Terms Of sale to be determined at the day of sale.
MARY STILL, Guardian.
Cleveland, Feb. IS, 1859. febzl.220dlOt
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y Plain and Ornamental Printing every descrptl n
Printing lishment the Leader once On
the BAT Improved and most rapi steam presses Rsn
stsls notice. and reasonable rates fa
isalar attention blank work Every
Binding lone, especially Blank Books LeoseIs
ales 3 llEs. Receiving Books, &c. &c
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Bnrnina flni0.

NOTICE.-EXCELSIOR BREOK-
IN ENRIDGE COAL AND CARBON OILS The
would those who deal in coal and carbon
oils that he has made arrangements viii enable
him to furnish those who buy Lamps Of him, with good
article of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
As manufactured the countrby the barrel
gallon Fluid, Coal, Carbon aud Kercsine LAMPS for
ale wholesale New York prcesfreight added. No.
ontAuOSs. uov22 R. Law
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ClairHoVanf PkVsioian-
Prepare agaiDSt Fire.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
for sale by the gent at his Depot No sc sape s.
arge assortment OF those Justly celebraied WlLDERS
fAILNr S4LAMANDER SAFES, 70 winch the altea-
feb3dkw HK. RsYNoIDs.
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LAM AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

MONDAY MORNING, FEB'Y 21, 1859
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Araabimists Mt. (
a. 20 80 = q

H. K ONIGS SLOW,
Maulari urVy 0f all kinds Of
sla ALL alACt kRl. Z ATHES. MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISFlIG GENERAuIY
e5iSupe-io street. American EuIing CcveiarG o.
Opposite the wsi'doil IIansns 7ns99 IT5f
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Wants.
0tnfraI Motifs
REAL Estate REGISTRY.

Uo-Fartnershlp Notice.
GEORGE o. BASLINGTON ia
~ Partner in House on a after this date
February / lSs9. H. D. KENDALL & CO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-01

Per ON YOUR BKEEcnEs Tho other
night, when the Aurora BoreaIis over
spread the tir!na'nent, the sight was so
unusual as.to excite not a -fe ", anti some
were frightened al )most Out of-their wits.
There was Peter r., for instance,
who went to the door, and saw with
amaztment, the sky lighted up, and he
concluded that the world was on fire.
and that judgement day had come. He
g'zed awhile in speechless terror at the
scene, and with yell of horror sprang
into the yard, and run and sreamed.
This wakened his wife, who, seeing her
husband running and screaming about
the yard, called to him to tell her what
Oh earth was the matter Peter, what is
the matter with you?' sad the astonishpd
wife "What make you run and set up
such terri bic nojse = But Peter new
er said a word to her, Tbe wife became
'ntense1y y, alarmed, and running after him.
said "Peter oh Peter. what do you i.
mean2 For gracious sake come in the
rouse and pnt on. your breeches."
"Breecbes, the d." said Peter, your
"what the l1-l's the use Of putting
breeches. on now, don't you see the
worlds on fire. ."-Petersburg hetelliyen~
Ger.
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Police soft autorise de iaire imprlmer 25t
copies de cette partle dn rapport du cornitt
app''nfe pour faire les arrangements daus ,c,
lois drs chemins e. drs levees qui rappor
+" ppointnlent DUN Commissaire de chem.
ms ct levees pour tonte la paroisse, ct auss
cette part'e qni reccommande Ia prelevat 10,
dune take dams tonte la paro,ssr pour les
| e'ees. ct de les faire distriLuer c|,aune
menbre .du .Juri de Police, la moitic en- An
lais ct Ia 'noitie Ell Francais
Les aftaires etaut fnies. Ie Juri sa,urua
Mardi |e Is inst, a 10 heures a. m
NARpI, 10 JuILLET,--A une seancc aiotIr-
nee du Juri de Police. convoquep / Ia ;.,aison
de Conr. Mardi lie 10 Juliet 1885, les 1nem-
brrs sulvante- iurent presents:
Braud, Landry, Pope Lennon, Chinn, F
Woods, c Woo''s. ct Trinidad.
Les minutes de la dernier seance furcnt
iues ct appronves finstance de MIR. Landry
A Pnstan de Mr. Hmm, de reconsiderer
la vote sur cette partie dee minu.es uui de-
mande que chaq,e Ievee soft au moins t]eux
ct den' au lieu de heux pieds plus baute
m'rque de l'eau. le vote fut appcle ct la mo-
ton pour reconsidercr le vote tut adopte mar
lie vote suivaDte
Pour--Braud, Trinidad, Chnn ct Frame A.
Wons.
Contre--Landry, Pope, ct J Woods.
Mr Chlnn fit motion d'ajourner lie vote>fut
apprle CONNIE il suit:
Ponr-J c Woods, Chinn ct Landry.
Contre-Braud F A Woods, Trinidad ct
Pope.
Mr. F. Woods presenta un compte contre
la paro'sse pour Outrage sur les levees dams
son Ward. quill retira apres.
Une petition ne rancis Mecklem fut aussi
otfrrte, detnandant la permission te couper la
levee IN face en- avaut de son ecurie dams le
village de San Michel ct le droitt te passage
au chemin publique, qui fut anssi retiree.
L'ouvrase ayant etc dispose. les minutes
ues ct approuve ct lie Juri s'aiourna sine die
J. Y. DUEALDE. JR, N. w. POPE.
Greftier. President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-01
E4y Last wear John Bull swe4tened

~ Last year John Bull sweatened
his coffee, tea, punch, plum-pudding,
weddi' g-cake. DC, and made bis confec-
tionery with s47,6o3,4oo pounds Of s u
gar. We imported and kept for ou
own uae t437,o29,o2o pounds of foreign
sugars, TO say nothing OF twenty
and half million gallons Of ,nolasses,
which were not wholly made into rum.
Mo'asses, in some parts Of The United
States, is used in vast quantities for the
purpose of s~eetening tea, coffee, cake
&C.. dc. TO tue above sun, we would
adj mora than three hundred millions
poonds Of cane and maple sngar made
in the United State.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-01
Ell ECT[DN NOTICE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or VEST BATON ROTCE r.

/ PARISH or VEST BATON EOUCE
RY VIRTUE Of a proclamation Of his Exellency,
- Robert c. Wickl life, Governor Of the State e.,
Louisiana, of date the lst day Of September. 1859
| ordering an election to be held on MOID,Y the 7th
'ay OF NOVEMBER next. for the purpose of choosing
Governor of the State of Louisiana one Lieutenant
GOVERNOR one Secretary Of State, Attorney
General. one State Treasurer, one Auditor of Public
Accounts, one Superintendent of Public Education
one District attorney for the 9Th Judic,al District
one membsr OF congress from the 81 Congressional
District OF TINS STATE Senator from the District
| composed OF the pariShes Of East AMI West Baton
| ouge ard East Feliciana, member to represent
tins parish in the State Legi- laiure one Sheriff. one
Clerk Of the Court, Assessor one Coroner and
Commissioner Of Public orks for the End District
of Public Works, notice is hereby given that for the
PURPOSE Of holding said election the POLLS will be
opened on the sa' 9TH ofNovember next from oocock
A. NJ. to clock P NJ at the following places in the
parish and under the Commissioners of Central
elections, to wit:
For Cutoff Prccinct-at tue house of U'n Raffray
Commissioners, Janyer Hebert, Viileneuve TuilIicr
and MarccIin Lojrou,
For Bruly Landing Precinct-at coffee house of
Traslmond bourg & Co.
Commissioners, Felix Hebert Frank Williams an
Frame A Woods.
For the Court House Prec nct-at the Court House
'onm Ssloners Alexandr Barrow, FRANCOIS T. Allan
an II. J. Hvams.
For the Lobd lps Store Prvcnct-at the store of
Commissioners, Louis s. Lobdell, B. w. Clarke and
J. + Tacneau.
the 2nd School District
Commissioners Hugh s. Flynn. Edouard Neurdin
and Joseph ':eauchamp. and
Also, by virtue Of said procrmation an election
will be held said 7th of November next for Jus
tice Of the Peace and Constable each Ward in this
par h. for which the polls will be pe,.el from 8
O'Clock NJ to O'Clock NJ. the following places
and under the direction Of the following commission
ers. to wit: " II 'f
70. the 1st Ward-at the house of Marcpln Doiron |
l. Co. I
Commissioners, Narceln Doiron, Flayien Tuillier |
and Bauyiere Robichaux.
2nd Wari-At the store Of Madam Cassie
Auguste Cassie, Edmond White and
VALERIE ian4ry.
Sd ward-at the Coffee House Of iras. Bourg 4 Co.
Commissioners Hypolte Heber,, Jr., Augustin All /
let and Alfred R,bn.
4th Warh-at the house of Joachim Alet.
Commissioners J. B. LAbaUve, Joachim AilIet and
Alfred Hebert
5th Ward-at the house OF Terence Derchebour9
Commissioners, Fictorln Blanchard, Narcisse Landry
and Terence Derichebourg.
9th Ward-at the fourt House Of the parish pa
Valentin Dubroca, H. J. Hyarns and
Rosemond iiebert. r.
7th Ward-at the store Of Lebai1 Il Hanrahan
commissioners, Richard Hanrahan, Amedee Brous-
sarn and John a. Bird.
9Th Wlrd--at The the grocery store of Alexis Lon
yuepee |
omm saioners, NJ. c. LeBlanc, Stephen Pipes and
Zenrn Aain.
9th Ward-at the store of J. F. racntau
anatole laurent Aucuatin Eecls-e |
a nd Andrew {! Wrc.i.
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THE SUGAR PLANTER,
.PuDLlsaIu livery SATURDAY MORNING
''#ft:s@" HENRY =. HYAws
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
i 0Aes Near the Ferry Landing,
w EST. BATON oUoE,

TERMS OF THE SUGAR PLANTER"
'0abssrspslor-ss = year. due invariably at the
tins Of subscrl',ing II not then paid, or within
three months thereafter Ave dollars will >e charged
No subAcdptio VIII b. taken for . less term than
ssx 'noutha NO paper discontinued until arrearages
~ ara paid. 49, ., -.5sy st,s.
T'sr9s to C1ubs-where club Of not 1esn than
~ ssuea 10 sent with the cash. the paper will be
furnished At - 50. each subscriber and addi-
tfonal copy TO the person furnish Ing the list.
Khers Club o. notless than twenty Is furnished
with the cash. the paper will be forwarded At e2 rs
each subscriber, and two additional copies for the
-sGent.'
observation-disclosures not exceeding eight
Ines Il Eorths first and so cents for evrry subse-
qusnt insertion those OF gres ter length in proror
tion. A liberal discount to those who advertise by
JOB PRINTING,
sueh ~ PAHpnrErs, BLANKS, CAnDs BRIEFS, FUNERAL,
snd other Notices. executed with neatness and des-
patch IN all caaes, cash on delivery.
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District.
Lemuel P. Day. .'... c-. Ts '
llth Ward-at the house Of Courtney & Woods
commissioners, James Ware Jr, W. b. Winter and
l.. :. Hereford
SAID election to be conducted and returns thereof
10 br made by said commissioners, in all respects &C
c'rolng to the provisions Of the Constitution and
laws IN such cases made and provided. ~
Y ~r*~r+4t W9fs WHITE
West Baton Rouge, Sept. 2sth 1859 Sheriff
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West Baton Rouge, Sept. 5th, 1850
(Signed.) E. B. TRINIDAD,
D. P. CAIN.
Several claims of w Clark, ]. P, tor
criminal prosecutions were, on motor, re-
ferred to the Parish Attorney.
On motion ofMr Lennon. it was
Resolred. ! hattne Inspector Of the 1lth
Ward be authorized TO employ Civil Engi-
neer to lay off the work necessary to be done
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fETAT De La LOUISIANA
pARo1ss3E D'0UEsr BAroNRoU9E .
CORR DC sIxlEME DISTRICT.


CORR DC SIXiEME DISTRICT.
~ la6airs de Ia Sucoesson de Jean b pt1ste Rich
ard No. sos.
IN vertu dune commission moi addresse dan!
i ps6aire ci-dessus, date du so Aout 1859 pa
cour du 6rne District Judiciaire, dams ct pour Ia
% p~roisse ct Et&t susd'te, il ofert en- vcntt
blique au plus offrant ct derni"r encherr,sseur o
oernier fesideuce du defunt en- cette parois=e,
Sanedi, lie 8 October, 1853, =.
lheures \. u, toutes les proprietes ci-apres dec
:: 81 sappartenant = II dte succession, savoir:-
IN certain moroccan de terre stue en- cette pa oisse
Nursnt un dsmi arpent de face AL feuvs Miss,ssip
eteourant dams ID profondeur apeUpres q quarante
''fds en- avant de pEgae Catolque. les lignes ouv-
nt dams Ia profondeur, borne haut par terr~ i r
'osu Z HanTaban, en- arriere par George GrXtz ct
b" par tsrre de Joachim Richard, avoc len bats
sN amel0rati0ns Qui sy.trouvent
cafottne grinone, agee de dix sept ans ct son en-
.atSosthene, sgee do deux AUS; un cheva; un vjeux
.ggv; % fasil; une carablne; quatre actions dams
.ton Rouge, Crosse Tete ct Opelousas Railroad; un
'd'outil, ct nm lot de meubles meublant ct ustep-
. de cuisine, etc ~ -4a H.. 81
~ Conditions dc Ia vente meubles seropt
noue au compliant pour toute somme de dix pas-
e ~ dessus, ct toute NJ dess IL de- dix piastres
soie Ter Janvier 1850. Ia terre ct les vsclaveS
Nso!e nm cinqueme Ter Janvi er 1860 ct Ia balance
n snness 1881 1862 ct 1863. Les acq uereurs four
rent lenf billets endossees ala satisfaction de Ia
asrce, payable au bureau du Recorder de cette par
.sea peftant huft pour cent. dnteret par an aprcs
eneance, jusqu'au parfait paiment ct hypothequ ue
'~ass enE % ts're jusqu'au paiment plein ct final
= ...1t.. .'o. - RI ~ s.s'~ WIN. WHITE, Sheriff:
I fsfst
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JURI DE POLICE-SEANCE EXTRA
ORDlNA!RE.

une seance extraordinaire du .Juri d,
fo!lce d'Onest Baton Rouge dument conyo
quee ct assembIee 4 la maison de- cour d,
cefte paro'sse, .Vendredi. lie IS Iuiet 1850,
~ henres m. le Juri s;assrmba
Present.. Brand, J. T. Landry, Frame A
Woods. J. c. Woods, E. B. Trinidad, N. "
Pope ct B. r. Chinn
4 lie President exp|iqua le but de Ia seance
ct le Juri de Police driga rouvrage.
Mr.. James c. Woods, President.
lie comite appointe d la dern,ere seance
changen,ents necessaires aux lois des evees
mt son rapport.
Une motion fut faite Dc prendre les amend
ments IN par un. Mr.. Trinidad ap,eIa ie
| vote ct la motion fnt remportee par le vote
| sulvante:
Ponr-F A Woods, J C Woods, Chinn ct
Pope.
Contrc-Braud Landry ct Trinidad.
One motion fut faite tVadopte Iamend-
ment su,va"t, ct Pamendment fut adopte :-
Que Particle 224 Sec IS, soft ange ct
corrige comme il suit: Toute evee aura une
te!!e hauteur qu'apres que la terre aura ccde.
ellie sera au lnoins deux pieds ct demi p|us
haute que la plus haute marque de I'cau du
feuve.
lie vote fut appele sur l'amendment ci-des-
sus, i! f"t adopte par lie vote suivant savo,r;
Ponr-Braud, Landry C Woods ct Chinn
Co"tre-F A Woods, Trinidad ct Pope.
Une motion tut fate d'adopter e ra pport
dn comite, ,recommandant qu'un seui Insp.c-
teur soft appoine pour :oute la parosse ct
definn'ssant ses devoirs, lie vote fut appele ct
'e rapport fut adopte par le vote suivante:-
Pour-F A Woods, J c Woods, Pope ct
Chnn.
Contre-Braud, Landry ct Trinidad.
Contormemrnt a la mution de Mr. Pope, le
vote sur le rapport du comite recom,na ndant
un seul lnspectenr pour toute la paro.sse ct
deh"nssant ses devoirs, fut arpele ct lie rap
port renvoye Ia >eance du uois de Septem- |
bic de &c Juri de Police
Mr. Pope fit motion 'adopter Ia resolution
suivante et ellie fut adopt6e:
lie rapport mentioune dams Particle $50,
sera accompagne du process verbal d'iuspec-
lion fa'tr par Plnspe :teur ct les tennarciers
CONNIE no"rvu dams les articles 236 ct 23s ct
|e serment sulvant sera attarhe:
Efat de la Loui>are,
Par"isse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
Je,-, Inspector de ehemius ct Ievees
pour Je - ACCOMPLISHMENT mt de cette arosse
ure solemne|Iemeut cue Ie rapport ci-rs>us
est correct ct iuste, ct contrnt les MONS de
outes les personn-s qui ne St sont pas confor-
nees mes ordres. ct de plus je lIre soem-
que toute chemiu public dams mon
''r"ndissr ment vingt-cnq peds lie large,
lue les points sur les dts chemins ne sont mas
plus DE- quatre arpens de distance ct con
fruit de bois plescrit par la Ioi. ef que toute
evee r'excedant pas tros pieds dc baut a
inq pieds lie base pour chaque pied tie haut,
t qnand eIlrs ont plus de- trois pieds de haut,
u'elles ont six pieds de. base pour chaque I
lied De haut. Que Dleu vous sol: en- aide
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-18
Schroeder, near West Baltimore Street,

schroeder, near West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
Ii public generally, that they have greatly enlarg
led their manufacturing establishment, and have now
such facilities enable them to execute all orders
with despatch and in the best style of workmanship
They continue to manufacture three classes oftheir
justly celebrated patent portable CIRCULAR SAW
MILLS, which have given much satisfaction to
purchasers throughout the Union, Those mills can
Ibe driven by horse, steam, water power, being
equally well adapted to either. They manufacture
|al kinds and sizes fsteam powers, such steam
gnes Boiler and Smoke Stacks, mounted on wheels,
readyt to be attached the saw MILL with the engine
detached ready to 90 to work, or Steam Engine and
plain cylinder boiler.
They manufacture also large size horse power,
with an enlarged wheel, and third class Saw Mill,
particularly adapted to plantation purposes; many
hundred of which latter in throughout the
State, doing good service and enjoying the favor Of
the best judges
They also manufacture horse powers Of 3 sizes
adapted to all the purposes OF the plantation and
farm; also, timber wheels and lumber cars
Their portable circular mills have been great
ly improved, and may be said to be perfect in
all their details, and rank the greatest labor
saving machines of the age.
CAUFIoN AGAINST INFRINGEMENTs.- their mills are
patented and their rights have been inringed upon
and they have lately obtained damages in an action
brought in the United States circuit court for the
district Of Maryland for an Infringement of their pa
tent rlgHtsB tney heTeOy lOTeWarn ana caution all
persons from purchasing mills similar in principle
to theirs from unauthorized builders and manufac-
turers or their agent agents. they deernn-
ed to seek redress through the laws Of their country
for every violation of their rights and privileges, as
guaranteed BY the patent granted them by the gov
Of the United States.
A pamphlet containing full descriptions of their
three classes Of mills, steam powers, horse pow
ers, prices, terms, capacity for saving DC, will be-
furnished to any gentleman applying for by letter
Apply to their agents in New Orlegns,
ala SLARK, SFAUFFER d co.
PAGES Saw MILLs.-In referring our readers to the
advertisement Of Pages Saw Mills, we would remark
that there are several of them in use in this State
and they give the greatest satisfaction Indeed they
are hel by experienced persons TO be superior to all
others of which fact the manufacturers have numer
ous testimonials. As our State grows in population
mills wanted in greater number. and it is of
The utmost Importance to those who get them and go;
into the lumber business, to obtain machinery that isl
durable and labor saving, which qualities, with great
speed sreElaimed for Pages mills. Galveston New