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CO Tho Davenport Gazette needn't
lay tho latscrins JUNCTION TO its soul that,
because only few papers have publicly
condemned its article about the Young
Mem. Republican Association the Others
have endorsed it. We hav e heard but one
opinion on the subject, and that is most
rmpha,is condemnation Of the GaSette ar
,ic'r, which for our part, VIC consider quite
too old.zranyish to be further noticed.
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wuo ARE the vRtENDs OF THE HOME.
STEAD BILL.
oiir nd kr..fl LIZ, NJ

STEAD BILL.
This question was pointedly and truthful.
!, snswered BY Mr.. Grow few days since,
1hep he said:
Thrsa times within sever years, home
.,..a S;i, mas passed this Heuse. and been
ssr.assi each time by the Democratic ma
;.r;,y IN the Senate. On the vote On the
sam.stead bill.in the House last Congress,
~. 81 one hundred aud thirty Dem 'erat',
MI th;r,y- one voted for IL; and 10 the Sen
~. an the test vote between taking up the
hansstead bill, after it had passed tho House,
s.d only required the vote OF the senate %
male 4 . law, so far as Congress was CON
aa- . or 20 take up the bill for the par.
Sh.se Of Cbua, but ono Democrat vo'eo 70,
ths homestead, and only eix Ut any ''me
-h;ls eyery Republican in the Sena1e, anu
s.s,v ono n the House, with single excep'
.;on was for the homestead. OF oil the rep.
. Of the slave States, bnt three Y
~ Wou,e voted for it, and bat two, AZ an.
.;m u in the Senate. SO the Democra.ls
nartv. asa party, arrayed itself IN opposa'.!,o.
T. tS;s bcaefssnt policy. The Repub'.,ca !.
n.r,y on tb, other hand, j. comml''eu :; !.
n. measure BY it. votes in Congress- o y! y.
sssoIyes ia the great central idea .. s, W
ssis.snos-tse rights and interests o. IT'S
no.
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SheriH's Sale.

RI virtue Of Special Execution to M Af,....x
from the once Of The Clerk Of he Di,trie e., =
County Iowa shall proceed 70 eli =
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A II. and O'Clock - ~
oay N Iroft Of the Cornty Treasurer one = n.
.y o. Council BLUM, the Following describes IA ~
W ~ 'oseps =. Darneii to-wit: The s. q tSs
. W. o. Section number IS in Tounship nv u
kanse SOW. IA Potta~attamie county. Iosr.
Aei a. the properly OF Joseph @. DArnelI h ~fssw
an execution IN favor Of Mcbride Bowen.
5. X CRAIG; SHrnSyy
c,,, By g. H. REED. Deputy ShefiG
Council Bln1s. Iowa, March ID 1850. - = - (
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CO The Clinton. Iowa Herald, in review

ing Mr.. Stewards great speech, says:
1t is a speech to be read by every one, re-
gnrdess Of their political predilections--by
Republicans, ms the best exposition of their
party's faith-by Democrats, that they may
better understand the true position of their
opponents-by every American freeman, that
he may see there yet lives Statesman who
can rise above the level of u partizan politi-
clan and for whom he ma,y@eel national
pride and an admiration, though he canno,
endorse tho sentiments uttered"
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ADMINISTRATOR,

Notice is hereby given tia. ! -,
FEB. iast between the hours = - .As ~ -
o'clock in front Of the once y ~ J A.1- -
d.r ~ e9nny OFFER M eis i.
estate q Peter Dcbolt. deceased = u
me UNDIVIDED one half VI Lots 10. ts.,s !. Z
pm BLOCK No. Forty One Ell In BeerS s $3.50 Five
Mc,esr sisns ana ihe south Eas, one sere q IN
widows DOVER S'a supoo1 u -
Ie,ms o. sale -one half cash. 10 b nil ;.
per. cent interest. ssssaatsr viii =
FEB. 4th 1860 LooDk2, Arr.
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"iS PLAIN AS DAY"

We have it from good authority that our
old friend, and whilom old bachelor neigh
Dor, J. NJ. Palmer, who is now East will
soon be home with fair bride, to share
his fortunes here. At any rate suit of
rooms in Palmer's Block have been recently
fitted up in fine style, and seem to be await
ing occupants. We are perfectly satisfied
as to who said occupants will be; we are no.
to be fooled in this matter-"not in the ddy
time.'
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REPUBI.iCAN TRIUMPH.

The Republicans Of Iowa City District
elected their school officers on the 18th, by a
majority var, ins from Is to 50. The con.
test was of II strictly party character, the
Democrats having nominated party tick
ct with Morgan Reno, popular man, at
it's head, for President of the District
Board. Col. Porter, of the Western Stage
Company. was chosen to the position by n
majority Of SO votes State Register.
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CITY DIRECTORY,

We call attention TO the advertisement in
another column of II. ForHERINouAx & Co.,
who propose publishing Directory for the
accommodation of the business men of our
city: if they feel the need of such work,
enough to furnish the required aid. We
bespeak for the publishers liberal patron.
age and ready support.
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As evidence Of the fact that Russia
is keeping up with the mechanical progress
Of the age, steam Ere engine has been
built 10 she United States. to her order, for
use in St. Petersburg. The metsl work OF
the engine was chiefly done 10 Philadelphia,
but the machine itself was built in Rich.
mond Va
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CRESCENT CITY AND FLORENCE
hRRnA,

We have some five or six buildings Just
being finished of, and fitted up for dwell
lngs and Offices, which have been moved to
our town from Crescent City aud Florence
during the past winter. So these mush-
room towns above Us are contributing to
our advantage in a way they little dreamed
of five years ago.
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ShefiMa Aala.

pY VIRTUE OF SPECIAL rrrcr-,..,
directed from the Once Of the Cerf 81 - ~ -
~ s.,, u ro'asAstame County. Iowa, sss 49,
Tuesday, the Sd day Of April, lseo.
:, la ne nonrs 10 O'Clock. A. n. and 3D.
de- IL IN s sha cay N from. q the County rress.e -
sctaoea Real Estate u J. q. and T. b. Bucb.ss. y
LOes a. =, and 10 Block u and Is RI ~ ~
:. = s; sha = IN Block 10; and In BLOCK a.
is n H. 10 d ~ y and 90 in Block II ~
Addition TO Council Bluhs, Iowa: - = .sseaofs
ane sl A. me property 4 J. C. and 2. 4 n..A...
" satisfy N Execution in favor Of Jchn :. laj6~;.
5. u. CRAIG, sAe,ir
Council BlufYs, March 81 1850
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Sherima SALE

II Virtue Of Special Execution 10 = s,,...
Court OF PoitawAttsme County Lwa ,hsl , .sss.s
zen On wednesday, the 9Th day Of April. II 3 ~
between tue hours Of 10 O'clock a. T. and 49,
~, u sato osJ IN front of the County rress.rssS
fefiaed Real Estate Of 7. n. and y. q. Goodss,l,s
W.T.: Lois and 81, in Block D. in Hovsrd,s :HS,,,.s
Loss aud :, in Block Is, III Burns Additon - c..
Bluffs, Iowa. " Souo0t
Taken as the property OF r N. ana = n e....~.,
70 satisfy an execution favor Of Alvin D,nis,.
- s il. CRAIG SAeyI0
~ O. y. REED, Depssy ~
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CASUALTY,

We regret being obliged to chronicle a
sad accident which occurred to our newly
elected Mayor L. W. Rabbit, during the
past week. lie was attacked by an unruly
COW, and thrown into the air, coming down
with such force upon his shoulder rs to
break his collar bone. ...
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eTThe following are the number Of
acres Of land certified to the various Rail
roads in this State under the land grant:
Dubuque and Pacific road l47,4sl Acre.
Iowa Central Air Line, 666.6S7
Mississippi and Missouri, 367 800 "
Burlington 4 Missouri R., 230,S13 !"
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ETThe Burlington Hawk Eye states that
ia Des Moines correspondent, ''Linken-
enle,n has been expelled from the Senate
for stating in one Of his letters that John.
son. the Senator from Wappello county, had
more body than brains. Judging from this
action. We fear the remark 10 true OF other
senators besides Johnson Warrington
prees
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CONGRESS
SIGNAL COMMITTEE.

lion. Pres.on King, Of N. Y; Hon. ]. W
Grimes, Iowa; Hon. L. F. S. Foster, Conn
Senate; Hon. John Covodc, Of Pa, Hon
=. q. Spanlding, N. T.; Hon. John B.
Alley, Mass; Hon. Z. B. Washburne, ILL.,;
Hon. David Kigore, Ind; Hon. J. L. N.
stratton, N. j., (House). Preston King,
Chairman; John Covode, Treasurer; Geo.
Harrington, Secretary.
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They have organised Republican
Club at Keokuk, composed Of regular WORK
ing Republicans, which promises to regen.
crate the county. They propose to circulate
1000 additional copies Of the Gate City
That 10 the way to do it.
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M'LAyEs CELEBRATED LlvER PILLS.
D-Are ranked among tho most popular rsnsdiss Of
the day. That 1t will liver complaint, sick head
ache and dyspepsia, is now beyond doubt. Readthe
following testimony from wel-known lady and sen.
tleInan Of our own city:
New York, August ., 1851.
Mr. and Mrs. williams, No. 3lS Seventh street, tes-
tify that the have both been suffering with the liver
complaint for about Eve years. during which time they
have spent large amount Of money and tried many
remedies, but to purpose. Finally, hearing Of Or.
MLanes Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bros, they
purchased boxes Of Mr.. MLanes Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Flemming Bros they purchased four boxes,
which they they according to the directions accom-
panyng each box and pronounce themselves cured
OF that distressing disease.
-. Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
M'LANE's CELEBRATED vERXIFUGE, manufsc-
tured by FLEMING BROS. Of PITISBuRoH, Pa. All
other vermifuges in comparison are worthless. DR..
MLanes genuine vermifuge, also his celebrated Liver
Pills. be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine wishoxf the signature Of
1921 FLEMING BROS
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AN ODIOUs COMRARIsON.

4 monthly says: "Womas il link
between earth and heaven. Prentice, OF
the Louisville Journal, says: $50 10 !
sausage tossed 10 the air."
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wr1LIAn ", nAYSARo Er1roa.

O. H. Sc1fvEx. 60 pesrhoro Street. and ROUNDS s
LAxopeN, I5s Rsdclrh Street. Chicago, are the only
au,hsrxed Agents in thst cog receive Advertise
msnts and s&hscripslops orthe Nonpare and receipt
tx ~ saEns.
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.Mel, adrertiseiueuts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CITY DIRECTORY.

THE Subscribers in order TO meet the wants Of this
growing and hourishng city, Intent publishing shortly
a full and complete Directory OF the same, including
residences and occupations, of the business
and citizens generally together with Copartner
ship Directory and Business Mirror. Also Appendix
repete with useful Information and Statistics The
whole accompanied with fun and accurate induces As
III publication OF this work is attended with vast
of labor and expense solicit from the Busi
ness community liberal advertising patronage and
large subscription list
II. FOTHERINGHAN & CO.,
Directory Publishers, SO. Joseph, No.
Council B,uf,s March 24th 3w
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II the price Of beef At Charleston be TWEEN.
y Ave cents pound already, would it not
be we'll for the delegates to sssa1e their ba-
con-"
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The Ohio Repoblicsns mstin Stats
invention, At Columbus, March /, 70 Sc
lect four delegates at large to the Chicago
convention. Gen. J. T. Wcrthiugton presi-
ded. ID. X. Carter, Thos. Spooner, II. G.
Broadbeck and v. b. Horton were chosen
delegates. The following, the only resolu.
ton presented, was adopted BY vote Of 3Sl
to 10:
Resolred, That while the Republicnns
will give the nominee Of the Chicago Con-
vention their united and earnest support,
they indicate rs their frst choice, and rec
comend to said Convention, the name Of
Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio.
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BEST M ACHINES
Extant for family use.

y T. si.i Z b
Extant for s.mi,v usa
Teers sfe now forty thousand Of them IL use. They
the only machines that Will answer every purpose
Every garment worn can be made on them. snd We
assure Az ,no ~nu paaunsse tns., .,a I.tie M
s. i.r - .' Ns' - VAS '~A W 1'1s s"ss
"isn'
REASONS WHY THEY ARE SUPERIOR:
Isl. They are mucn simpler IN construction.
a. They are much easier kept In order
"a Tney require mheh Tess power 70 WORK them.
9TH. They have no cumbersome Iron work about
them
en lney mAAe oul NUS n'iss' "uen iess tnah any
~ ~
Sih Tsey DO double the work with less power and
motion.
N ach;,c. S.xe - ase-1' seaso' INCA W otnei
-.
oih lney nave an attaenmens WHICH Turns Gown,
ioios anu hems tans "ioin} garments
9th. They have also binding ttsehmcnt.
ioth. Inc sewing Goes no. hAFEL.
18th. We teach persons to work machine success
fully and them for any reasonable length Of
time, or years.
l2th. This machine will run one hundred days each
-. -~'i'
lneie Is 4 machine ~ s.. Lonis now, which mas run
ese,y osy 70, nse years ovcs '0oo oays ana IL Is as
5000 d. tue nay IL "as started
These machines viii wear lifetime.
NO better investment can be made than to purchase
"HS1hhh q "iLooS niathihe- q Eft
Having become settled in our ample rooms we are
prepared TO learn any person opera.e our machines
successfully and iihout charge
Ladies', gentlemen and most respectfully
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THE GREAT BATTLE.

THE GREAT BATTLE.
Every movement in the political world in
iicases that the Presidential contest Of 1850
is to be the Waterloo of American politics.
Ia ihe approaching strug-
gle, which is to decide the fate Of parties, if
not the destiny of the eouutry, for years to
come, the Democracy are led by the Napo-
leon of American politics-Stephen A.
Douslas-and the Republicans by their most
brilliant and energetic leader--the greas au'
thor Of the "lrrepressible Conaicp-Nil-
liam II. Seward.
Very we'll. II the Charleston Convention
fix upon DouGLAs as the NAPOLEON OF the
coming "Waterloo Of American politics., .
our friends at Chicago will see that VEL.
LINcroN is forthcoming. It may not be the
worthy gentleman designated in the Times
for that position; but We can promise one
emincntly qualified to End st. Helena for
their Madison.
Yes, the "Wsterloo" of the Popular Sow
ereigni,y hero 10 very near At hand. Let
his friends be prepared for it, Toledo
Blade.
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~ The late Mr.. John G. Boxer, whose
daughter Mary Ann married her fathers
coachmap, John Dean, by bis will, ~ orig
inally drawn, left his whole property to his
widow for life; and to bis four children al
ter her death. But, BY . oodieil, BE- disin-
herits bis soa Walter and his daughter Mary
Ann.
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CO A young man, named johnson, has
been arrested in Albany for perpetrating q
new " dodge." He fastened bris,les to
rats tail, and then sold him for sqirrel.
CO The river is very low at this point hav.
ing fallen about two feet in the last forty.
eight hours. The 10 Gales, which boa, start
ed for St Louis with heavy load Of hay, was
unable to cross the rapids, and came back
on Saturday after having discharged her
cargo Mt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hauk-
enc.
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A cOoDlLLUsrRArIoy.

e,r, "T TO the pousa, organ u this. chi. es
hy the Major General Vth Div. 0. NJ:
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THE LAST cAIY.

AAE Last CALLs
Apssons Knowing the selves indebted to ~, are
respeesshs requested to call and settle Immediately
Al VINO owe US on Book account are requested to call
ano se.'e " note or otherwise Having sold out orr
s.0ca merehandss going to devote al, Of our
m the settlement Of notes and accounts that ID due
Hmene this IL the last CALI and eli that ,oo.,
maze some satisfactory arrangement immed,.se,y ,,.y
sxpset to pay Costs - ~
Wsseep orr oalee 1t TIE old stand. a
Nov. IcoTLE = JACKSON.
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CASH NEvERWILL BEREFUsED
DrssOLUTIoH.

The undersigned. doing business under ~ -. ~.
| solved BY mutual consent. All dsmandb agasnN -
arm will be paid b. ?. u. Davenport, ord I'll =
doe said Urn mast 10 paid to him ..~1s1ssSS
HUNPH1xY =
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Teers ne now forty thousand Of them IL use. They
Every garment worn be made on them, snd We
assure al, those who purchase that, with little in
sruction al the drdgery Of sewing be done away
with.
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Reduced Prices /!

nd s,e sesnowisdssd throughout christeadon 70 be
the very
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La TIES ST NJ wv =:
n II CVnNV

J. W. MACDONALD. Agt, for tho. %
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
DATENT PORTABLE ALCOHOL

Il COOK-Relable for any purpose where indie
~pendence of servants Is desirable. Also, Cook Stoves
of assorted dimensions, Ovens and Lids, Pots ana het-
ties, Just received at a LANOUES,
mays Cor. Lafayette and Florida streets.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

WE are now opening 5000 yard 4.sss::
w vet, Brussels, Three-ply, TsPess'ics7<
perfine, E~xtra+fne Imperial and hsm n. maize Z
largest and best assorted stock IN .s ces s@sS
and examine the goods. Compare P .ut
before purchasing. .,orp 4 BRkpsV~
augQ flfIH
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
EOR SALE-A valuable Sugar Plants

Il ton in st. Mary parish. The Loisel Plantation,
situated on Bayou Teche, about ~ miles above Frank
lin. There are 1873 arpents IN the tract, lylng on ootn
sides Of the bayou-sOO or 300 Of which are cleared
and much of il in cultivation.
There is a large quantity of seed cane and proyis-
ions. a number of fine mules and some other stock,
together with carts, ploughs and other plantation i'm
plements-enough for a large force, A line large
dwelling house, a number of cabins, all necessary out
buildings, a fine large sugar house and engine. with 3
new sci OF kettles, SO arranged that one cord of wood
only is necessary TO boil the JUICE INTO sugar.
This plantation is sold to close q copartnership, and
really offers the best opportunity in the State for the
employment of a large force prohtably.
To a good purchaser it will be sold on very accom-
modating terms. Apply to
jan2 If w. Ne" Orieahs'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
CARRIAGEAND HARNESS WARE
~ ROOMS, AND PLANTERS EMPORIUM.

The subscriber respectfully calls the attention of the
public 10 his extensive Sale Rooms and Mandatory
corner of Main and Church streets, Baton Rouge, La
/ have now in store, TO which constant additions will
be made, Caleche Coaches, ROckaways 5, iarouches,SlIde
Seat Buggies, with and without tops, Sulkles, etc., and,
to arrive IN a few days, a splendid assortment OF all
kinds of Carriages.
HARNESS
Coach, Barouch, Double Buggy and Single Harness,
comprising AN elegant assortment.
WHIPS OF EVERY VARlETY
In the above department | have first rate workmen
and a large stock of materials, and am fully prepared
to build or repair Carriages of every description.
PLANTATION WORK.
Cane Wagons, Cane Carts, Bagasse, Carts, Road
Wagons, Drays, Carts, Wheel and Dirt Bsrrows, and
all kinds of Plantation Work made to order.
Also, Cart, Wagon, and Plantation Harness supplied
to order.
| have 500 Ploughs in store, Of Tunnard 4 Montague.
Manufacture, and will make and repair Ploughs o
every description, including ElUkes and Subsoils; all
of which | will guarantee equal, II not superior, TO any
made or sold in this market
/ still keep on hand a full assortment of sizes, Flat,
Round, Square, Oval, Angle Plough Slabs, Sheet and
Hoop Iron, which l will sell as low as can be purchased
in the South.
In addition to the above, l manufacture TO order
Veranda and Balcony Ratings, Iron Fence for Gene
terry. l have in store Force Pumps, Chain Pumps,
complete Lightning Rods, which l put up to order
and q large assortment of materials for the trade, all
of which is worthy the attention OF Planters and the
public generally. Call and examine at the establish
ment Of W.. r.
corner Nam and Church sts, Baton Rouge, La.
noy13 lyd
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
q. LnlAf K Cu., DruQist5
N w d. STORE.
R ST. FERDINAND AND AFRICA STREETS
V. HEUDE 4 co.

We beg leave to call the attention Of Planter. pbr.
clans and dealers generally to our large stock Of
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PATENT MFnrCr~ro
GLASSWARE. PERFUMERY, PAINTS. oils
DYES, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS. Etc
Which We have just received and will he cons,ar,I,
receiving fresh. during the year. from the mos, liz
bic and largest importing houses IN the United Sto,a.
In Offering you our stock for Inspection. we 49,
with every confidence of your finding NOTHING in oT.
line OF business wanting. "a we have syen IInr.,ai
care in selecting our Drugs express v .r the War,."t
the country, and are confident of Eav g left notbjng
un1one IN making our stoC- conn. etc. OuT b-rass
will at all times be found FRESH and GENTINE -
will be dispensed with every regard TO care f1lnesS a W.
dispatch. anu
To Physicians we would say that our fsciT,o, TO-
dispensing Prescriptions i not surpassed nv n ~ ~
liar house in the South. Having been 10 consiisroIIn
expense IN fitting up our Prescription DensT,maD,
and incurred expense in selecting pure PoEderS ~
Chemicals for that portion of the business. We &C..
ourselves that all who favor us with their natronosI
will be pleased with our mode of doing business 81
we shall exert ourselves TO please our patrons anS
hope by careful and strict attention TO bnsness W
merit 'Ne cohi'ucnes oi All fcbl7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
TUTTLE'S PATENT CROSS CUT

Il SAWS-Just received, a large assortment of the
above named Saws, from 5 to 5 feet, warranted TO
double the work of any other saw in the SAINT time.
Also, "Cockrells," Rowland's, and Hoes Cross-Cut
Saws, for sale at LARGUIER a LANOUES,
iunel7 Cor. Lafayette and Florida streets.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

COUrHERN ENTERPRISE MACHINE

SOUIHERN ENTERPRISE MACHINE
~ WoRKs.-The undersigned would respectfully in
form Planters, Machinists, Engineers and the Pubic
in general, that they have opened a Machine shop,
and are now ready to execute, in the best manner,
with promptness and punctuality. any kind OF
BRASS AMI IRON CASTINGS, q y COP
+
Special attention will be given TO building boilers
and repairing all manner of Steam Engines, Mills,
GINS and other Machinery.
All description of Brass Work for Engines and
other purposes. either on hand or made TO order.
Building materials. ard steam engines of from three
TO one hundred and fifty horse power furnished at
short notice.
DE LACROIX DROZGREY a co,
Convention st., between Third and Nam SITS,
sep20dly Baton Rouge, La