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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-27
Succession dc John HI, Fields. deeds.
TTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour

1l do 5Ame DiGtrict JndicaiFe-PHr0iYse Teneb0nne.
-Ar1RnDu Que +. GOODE de IL dite paroisse. I'd.
ministsasur de L. dite uccesnn jous dtpOee ~ 10
reau Greer de Il dite Cnur, Tabean 6na de- son
Administration de la die Succession. dsmandant gull sofa
APPROVE Ct homoia,gu3-
En- consequence toutes lee personnes tnsefessSes emit
prtvenu. ii noeees depoer leurs octions 81 clles
mt, omengalion du dit Tabsau Buresa du GHef
der de b dte Cnur Heuma dams les tsente jouEs qpa
suivant eette PUBLICATION autrement s dit Tseau sers
hom0oSu6 d'spsss u loi. - - aa-
Temoin main ct ie scenu de 10 dite CouH, CO
peMs jour de Mai, 1857.
4S-x H. NEWELL, GSedSer.
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6"The late Rev. Dr.. Sutton, Vicar
Of Sheffield, once said to the late Mr..
Peech, veterinary surgeon:
"'Mr. Peech, how is il that you have
not called upon me for your account
"'Oh,' said Nj. Peech. Il never ask Z
gentleman for money .gf
"'Indeed! said the vicar 'then how
DO you get on If he don't pay?'
So Why replied M. Peech, after ,
certain time l conclude that he is not Z
gentleman. and then ask him."
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-27

A Russian DuKs ADnIRIN6 Az. s.
FMeArs.-The London Times says the
first vessel to salute the Grand Duke Of
Constantine, on his recent flying visit to
England, was tho U. 8. ffigsts Susque-
hanna, recently arrived in order to assist
in laying down the Atlantic submarins
telegraph cable. Capt. Sands immediate.
y bsat to quarters, manned the yards, and
salutsd viii twenty-one guns in splesdid
style. The Times adds: .ie sl
Ii order 10 give the Grand Duks an
opportunity Of seeing this 6ns t5isats, the
Osborne steamed very slowly past hsr, %
that his Highnsss had then q good view Of
one Of the best and heaviest armed paddle
war steamers afIoat. b The Susquehanns
is 2,4S6 soss burden, with = nominal
horse power Of $50, and ! crew Of 800
mea. Her extreme length over sll 10 $50
feet 9 inches; breadth, As feet; depth, Is
feet 6 inches, and drought Of water when
fully laden with stores, Ammunition, &C.,
nearly 10 feet Her armament vis, for \
vessel Of her class and size unusually
heavy. She carries IL eight.inch7 brood.
side she'll guns, each 9 feet long, and
weighing IS "a cwt.s In addition 70 this
metal she has 3 pivot guns, two. forward
and one sft, each 10 feet 10 inches long,
weighing los cwt. and shrowing en- eight
| iuch solid shot.
| She is bark.riggsd, and has = noble
fighting deck with roomy quarters for hsr
guns and ample space for s.owsge below.
Her only drawback seems her height from
the walter, the forward ports being IS feet
| 6 inches, and ali ditto Il. To counter.
balance this deisct In her construction,
whichsmakes hsr hsavy aloft and imparss
! . hideous wall.sidsd look, she he's 10 bul-
warks, or At least what arc equivalent to
none-msrsly canvas bulvarks.s While
salutiag on Saturday the Rsssian Gag vaa
run up It the main, and the bad On deck
played the Russian natioaal anshsm asas.
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HIGH School, LyNcuBURG, VA.-The
editor Of the Lynchburg Virginian recent
" attended the examination Of the frs
class in dictionary and spelling" At the
High School of that city:
Teacher TO Bob Smithers. )-Spel
Z" Admittance.
Bob.-Ad.mit, admit, lance, lance, id
mittance.
Teacher.-Good! Give tho definition
Bob.-Twenty. five cents--niggers ant
children half price-frons seats for ladies
and no smoking allowed.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-27

A DrsIRSLE RESIDENCE issaisd q
a - ,.-.,,,s,iss Il IL tswn eiHsssA 6asw
e6:c,5 ia. ..e =. great bargsiA Tie - ness
M. :, .,,ss, vel. fenced and inessseds VII .
~ drsang and est-hs1sss. The ps'es sized
3 ,-.. ian The original CA Of imPsovs0saea,v Va:
y,n. 4ua8red della.. two-thsb eaab - -
h.l.es IN March, 1858. Apply 70
,ssnA yuso. 1as-an. ai ss9s-ls s1th 6
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NOTICE.

-a5- sse.s fsg1s~ A'A~sA, 5-.aI e datE
THERE will b 4 Special Juy Term q =
Il District Cont Of the Filth Jufeinf DE-,
sitting IN and for the parish II TerrsSosss--..
held at ths Ceese HouU ID Hoe0s. eson. M
On Wednesday The 6m day = Jsly a6S =
sclock A. n. srs,,.tra.-s egt.s.{ -! r.. -. ;
By order Of the Heaos.hle 1Ags, -
:. ''i' ''' H, NEwtL, Clsrk s
MSS. sad gasol FA'Dse''ss ces
80 hiss ELI 9lo6 AVIS. beg
Thy .usa n terms spkcisl = Js... . = Cn-
i quiems Cour Judiciaice Siqeees -
10 Psroisss d Tsnshesns. M eefa te1 es : -
d = Ter d. Js;llss Is 81, 10 hss:ts 4. y.
Pear oedr do honesesss Sss'' ss 49,
Jaeases, , nj srwxr1. e,rs., ie7
-eaus.,f- 56ans Cosr d District.
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Succession dc NJ. Gmbei, decede.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-C

IL On s3we District Observation-Disclosures T~Yrehonne.
ArTKsDU Que r. =. GOODE, de In dite rTotsse, Ad-
nisraieur de Ii dee Succession jour d6pose "a hu
du Greier ditto Com, fabeau prOvis0uael d
dminslYat On 10 diis succession, demsnant quill
SOFT approuv4 ct hnmoioguk-
En- consequence ioutes parsons inteTessees eons
prevenus notS-s de poser euYs objections d ee@
en- ont . rhomolp.ation du dit Tableau "a burcsu du
6 er do 10 dite oums. dams les trsn,e jour qni
suivsnt cee public alton, autrement 10 dit Tablcau ssra
homologue d'apres In LII.
Teuoin mn main ct 'e secsu Dc b dse COus. oe
9eme dc Mai, 1857
ASA r. NEWELL GreBer.
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Succession Of N. Ginbel, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifih yud

~ cial District Court. Parish of Terrebonne.
WRERKAs r. s. GOODE, % s,id parish, administrator
d sad succession. hts this day led with the uDdessgoed
Clerk Of said Court provisional abeau ofhis admntseta
ton II the said successful praying shat the came may be
homoloeaied-
Now therefore, ill persons interested hereby warned
snd notified le skcir objections, any they have. n
the homoogat:on d said account, with Csk Il sai4
Court At his ONCE In Huuma within thsy days after the
frst publication hereof otherwise the said accoant will BE-
hoMologated In due course Of law
Witness my hand md the sesl Of ssid Court,
this 9th day u May, 1857.
4sx H. NEWELL, Clesk.
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Can be obtained of Wood & Co at Wholesale
or Retail and guaranteed to be genuine.
u We have FEVER AND AauE remedy that
has cured in twenty successive cases this Spring
and not . failure has marked it's nse.
u Medicines will be furnished a. any hour
day or night. and every effort made to build up
q business by prompt attention and an obligine
disposition.
Ur Physicians prescriptions and Family reci-
pes carefully compounded.
Ut Call and examine our stock, and satisfy
yourselves that our words are true.
7. w. WOOD & co.
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EVDWARD CATHERMAN, takes this
IL meth cd Of informing the Public that H.,
has recently commenced the Business Of Blaci.
smithng, in ell its Branches. lie las tax, II,
the Shop formerly occupied BY A. C. White, o, i
door West Of Helwig's Stand. and he hopes h.
strict attention to business to receive all the wo
ne can do. He is prepared to do any work i.
this line that may be brought to the shop.
U Particular attention paid to Shoein I
Horse and Cattle.
MGregor, Iowa, Dec26. ni2tf
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FATHERS HOME.

-, THIS Desirable location for Public House,
Store or Grocery, can be purchased or rented on
reasonable terms, by an carly application 10 the
owner. A good title can be made to ihe n n ns
isc6. have been resident Of MsGrcgot manv
yeats and the business Of the place il incroasins
too rapidly for the comfort Or Convenience az n
old pioiiesr. hedce prefrt to Give way 10 MON
younger and mosc needy than myself.
A. E. WAIVER.
M'oregor. Iowa. n34tk
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1907. 1857.
SPRING TR.aDE.
Haverstick, Bennett & Co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Dom estic
DRY GooDs, YANKEE Norross DC.
l4l East Water Street,
MILWAUKEE, W,sco..,~
IL AVE now in store and for sale the largest
i i and best stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods &c.,
Ever offer in the west purchased direct from
the manufacturers and which we will sell for
cash or good approved paper at As low figures Z.
any Jobbing House in any Of the
s4tL0asttc Cities.
Cash and prompt paying men will do we'll to
give us call and save their money and trans.
portation, BY buying goods in Milwaukee.
HAVERSTICK, BENNETT 4 co.
nI9
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MI BERNATZ would announce TO the.
lvl McGregor Public, and to Travellers thsl
his Bakery ? again Ia successful operation
ment Of this kind. win be kept Constantly f.,
sale.
" Fresh Ale 4 Beer win always be found
ct his shop. one Door West of tAs American.
AcGreSor. Asy 1t a90 H.
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II. G. HAYT.
Charles #. Trefbrxr.

4 IMPORTER and Dealer in Piano Fortcs, Melo
ldeons, Sheet Music, musical xerchandize in
General, Main Street, above 10th, Dubuque,
Iowa.
Sole Agency for the Celebrated Piano Forte,
Of "DuNHAM," New York "a. w. LapD &,
Co.," Boston, paris Prize, 1862 and ssSrop.
ARr,,' New York; also, for .sGEe. A PnScr &.
Co.," Buffalo, ard "CAaHARr's" New York
Patent Improved Melodeons.
Dubuque, April 10th, 1857. na7 GIN.
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STExN BROS. g. co,
Wholesale ClOthiers.
Keep the largest stock Of ready made
CLOTHING.


This house is branch Of tho largest manu-
featuring house in the United States, and has the
reputation to sell better clothing, IS per cen
cheaper than any other house.
Country merchants will do well to see this
BALTIMORE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
40 EAST WATER STREET MILWAUKEE, WIS.
For Retail Trade we have always on hand
the finest assortment Of Gents FURNISHING
GooDs. n2S
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RNiZrONA Notice.

~ oiICE IL hereby given to the Stock
~ holders Of the McGregor,st. Peters and
missouri River Railroad Co., that on the 9Th
day OF July next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OF sald day, the Stockholders of said Company
Viii meet at the Office Of the Company in Nc
oregor, for the purpose of making such amend
mems to the Articles of Incorporation to said
Company as they may deem necessary and
particularly to SO change said Articles as to au.
tiorizs the Company to increase their Board of
Directors to l3 in number, and to transact such
other business as may come before them.
Dated at McGregor this 18th day of June
A. d. 1857.
JOHN THOMPSON, prest.
Attest,
yrDEDlAH Grown, Scc'y Of said Co. B.
juno 9Th. n354w
Bradford and st. Charles Papers please copy
and send bill to J. Brown, Sec'y.
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Barkdslll 4 karthaus,
w III O L ES ALE

GRocKRs AND Commission MERCHANTS.
Also Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors
and Cigars.
3o5 LEvEr, Dubuque, Iowa.
n < F e r EN- G Es:
FENER, M'MILLAs Arthur, NY.
AvERY, BUrLER I CECIL, New York.
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The Packet Messenger,
j. Stewart, COmlmamder

WILL ply regularly betwesn Fulton CITY
and s.. Paul. during the season of 1857. TN.
\! MESSENGER will be At McGrsger ev,,y
wednesday night on ksr way up, and ever
Snnday % her return.
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YOU want any thing in our line, call at
i tho NJ per store rooms over which projects
large sign marked b r u 08.
n3A I. w. WOOD d co.
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Since our last issue business has been dull
more 30 than at any time this Spring. Contin.
ued rain from Sunday evening with scarce an
hours intermission has prevented the arrival Of
teams and our traders have had quiet week
except in their transaction with emigrants. 49,
Emigration is late. but at present it is very
large at this point. The Steam Ferry has de.
ivered on the McGrcgor wharf within two weeks
rast, not less than 400 moving teams and over
5000 head Of cattle and sheep. We have not
lcarnedths number crossing at the Ferry below
the mouth of the Wisconsin and passing through
our place by the river road; it ID at least half az
much - by steam
The Arrivals Of Boats are also few and freiehts
uncomfortable compared with the previous
week. Twenty i've steamers on their wav mn
have discharged Isl. 900 pounds--the goods de.
livered by Ferry and warehoused are a littl,
less than $4,000.
Owing to the rain and slight decline in
prices, but little grain has been delivered
Wheat brings - to $lss. Oats arc now being
shipped from Chicago and Milwaukee to thi,
market and arc sold for local use at IS to 81 co.
Corn is used BY our Stage Livery and Emierant
companies and 10 worth dollar.
We give below the latest prices of these three
articles at various points:
New York, June Is. Winter, $l,sl IS "a
Mlwaukee' Spring, 1872 &c Is
Dubuque, 90 80 90
st Louis. l9O "a N
The shove shows the general market of the
country in these articles.
"ooL.-But little is coming into market
here' and it so generally neglected that good
price can not be got for it. Care must be taken
IN preparing Wool for shipment or growers can
not expect to be paid for its cultivation. Buy
'ers pay ~ to 30 cents. Eggs Is, Butter 20
Hams l6
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KIRKPArnICK, II. M. m,
Kirkpatrick 4 Rex.

OubU0U1, Iowa.
Importers and Dealers in Brandies, Gin,
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THE COMET

THE COMET
s coming. aad G. s. Akin 4 Co, are prepar-
il ing tn meet the general destruction.
We have sold our stuck Of Drugs and Medi-
cines and we now respectfully request all who
have accounts with US to call at once and settle
up.
Dr. Akin will resume the practice of Medicine
and Surgery at McGrcgor.
G.S. AKIN & co.
N. R-Our successor is HOMER NEWELL
whom we particularly recommend to the favor
OF our old customers and the public generally.
G. S. A. Il Co.
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NEW GOODS.
" IL W .4rrNngemse ssts,
| GOODS MARKED DOWN 20 PER CENT.
Cash System adopted after May First
| MERRILL &BARRON.
McGREGoR, Iowa
w ne a1s Of n" receiving the largest assert
SPRING GOODS,
ever landed in Northern Iowa.
Our goods have been selected with much care
from the Eastern markets, with particular refer
encc to the wants of the people here. We have
a complete Stock of
Rich, Fancy r. Black Silks
Balzarines, Challies, Berages, De LANES,
! De Beges, Brilliantes, Lawns and Musns, Cling
hams, Prints, ,chite goods Of every quality and
| kind, Table Linen, Brown and Bleached Sheet
| ings, Domestics of all kinds.
s H A w L s.
Black Silk, Broche, Printed, Cashmere, Polka
Palm Leaf, Bcragea nd 4 Jessie Shawls.
B ONNE s..
We have large lot Of French Lace, Straw
Pedal and Colored Bonnets.
A L s
Plain and Fancy Ruches, Grapes, Bonnet Silks,
Flowers and Ribbons.
CLIO T Hi n G..
Gents Dress Frocks, Sacks, Black Doe Skin
Pants, Fancy Caps, Doe Skin do, Marseilles
Vests e. Coats a good assortment of Summer
Coats, Vests and Pants, also Gents Furnishing
goods.
G. fl IL II IL TIV q s.
Extra fine wool Carpeting, Cotton and wool
Ingram, Painted floor Cloths, all wool Booking,
Venetian, Jute Mats and Cotton Booking.
OTIS & s H % ES.
Mems Boots f. Shoes of every kind, Ladies'
Cater and Congress Boots and Kid Shoes, Chill.
drens' Ankle Ties and Fancy Shoes, Misses
Kid Boots and Shoes and Leather Of all kinds.
Hats n Caps.
Suffice it to say that We have all kinds o
Fur and wool Hats, Panama, Leghorn and Straw
Hats, Caps &c.
HARDWARE & CROCKERY.
A full assortment of each.
Groceries.
A fresh stock, consisting Of every Variety
We have . very choice lot Of Gxnpo,odes, ln,pe- |
rial, Young HysOn and Oolong Teas, selected |
with particular reference to this market.
We would ask the attention of those who |
wish to buy goods either at Wholesale or Retail |
to give US call and examine our goods and |
prices. Our goods will be shown freely to all |
who wish to examine, withoutregard to purchas- |
ing.
We intend to do strictly Cash and Ready |
Pay Business. We have marked our goods at |
low prices for the purpose of making |
quick sales and active business. By selling !
strictly for Cash we are enabled to sell at much I
Io,cer figures than we could if we gave credit
direct benefit to those who wish to
buy for cash. BY offering our goods at small
profits and keeping such goods as will recommend
We hope for q liberal share Of pat
ronage.
We warrant all our goods to be as we recon-
mend them, or the money will be refunded.
MERRILL 4 BARRON.
McGregor, April 81, 1857. n29t
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TO REVE.

am worn out with the cares attending All
active business, and will therefore rent M,
Store and Dwelling situated on Main street.
near the Le,ee, NJ Gregor, Iowa.
| will also SELL or RENT small Barn ard
stable conveniently situated; also the Slaughte.
house Ircmises near the head of Nain street.
May ~. n34tf w. J. PAUL.
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Lumber WUxgo,es

Lumber Wagons
TONSTANTLY on hand and for sale hv
~ Grant d Peck, from the extensive Estab.
ilshment Of Nessrs. Austin 4 Tomlinson, AZ
jackson, Mich-consisting of
Heavy and Light Nut skeins.
Shell Skein and Pine Box.
Iron Axel 2 inch, arm suitable for
4horses
JERSEY ROCKAWAYS.
OPEN AND TOP CONCORD B UggIEs
And In fact almost any kind of a running We
hicle from Wheel Barrow up to q Locomotive
furnished on short notice from the above estab-
isment.
To parties acquainted with the foregoing
mentioned Establishment their turn outs need
no commentator at our hands, but to the unso-
phisticated we would say that michigan timber
stands unrivalcd for Wagon and Carriage pur.
poses, and none is used by Messrs A. d r., until
it has been seasoned eighteen months-and the
best evidence of their workmanship, is the guam
uty annually sold in almost every western town.
and the constant increasing demand forit.
We warrant all their work sold by us in every
particular and in any case of failure the war.
ranty is made good without any grumbling.
And kind Reader and Patron while media.
ting upon awaiting yourselves of these Gre utuye
Comforts take heed that We are Agents for. and
have an assortment on hand of almost all the
good Reapers in use and now have on the Lakes
a large invoice of the noted Fowlerville Thresh-
ing machines, to which we invite your attention.
GRANT e. PECK.
M'a-egor. Nay 2sth 1857, n34tf
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McGregOr High School Association.

NHE Contractors having finished the brick
Il work on the first School Building, the
second installment Of ten dollars ON each share
becomes due.
All subscribers TO the Rtock of the Associa.
non VINO are in arrear are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment.
MTrsgor, way %, 1857.
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TNHE citizens Of McGregor and vicinity are
requested to provide Cemetery on ground
OF their own hereafter All persons are hereby
FORBIDDEN to use any part OF my premises for
ALEX. MGREGOR.
May 9Th, 1857. n3i If
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~o H1es~
LATEST.

LATEST.
Steamer Louisiana took fire in the Culf n
Mexico Oh Galveston ON the 3lst, and more
than half OF lO4 souls on board were drowned
Capt. Sheppard was the last to leave the burn
ing ship, he was picked up quite exhausted
hanging to chair.
The Comet didn't hit anybody on the
18th nor tho 10th. 1t refuses to worl
as laid down in the programme-"on .
;strike.''
Report says that Cass will retire short.
ly and that Walker of Kansas will take
his place. Bosh!
Nicaragua Walker and suite are max.
ing show of themselves at Washington
u. G. The best suI we know for his
piratical excellency is hempen necklace
with 'pitcA and rlum.' accompani-
ments.
The Rhode Island Assembly sat just
days and adjourned on the 29th-ths
state is SO small that they can got
through soon.
Daniel Clark, Republican. is elected
Senator from N. H. in place of Mr.. Bell
deceased.
An Illinois Court has recently decid-
ed that when man goes on board
train of cars he must pay the rate Of
passage to the conductor or be put
ashore at once-hs is obliged to make
change also if required.
Stocks are all down but they have
reached their lowest.
Patterson, N. J. has had a oaO. 900
fire.
Eliza P. Smith of Brooklyn got an
award lately of SIC. 900 damages against
A. J. Couselyea of New York for seduc-
ton.
The cable of the Atlantic Telegraph
il to be laid soon, and in q month We
may expect dispatch from London to
AcGregor.
Heavy frauds in the western Land |
Offices are charged at Washington.
The Lumber trade Of Chicago for
1857. is ll8 millions against IS mil.
lions for 1856.
Lung disease has attacked tho hors-
es OF st. Paul, and many havo died.
The Cheyennes attacked an emiprant
train near Fort Riley on the 9th, and
killed 4 men.
Cincinnati Strawberries are for sale At
Galena.
Ten thousand wagons and 80. 600 cat
tie will cross the plains to the Pacific
this season.
Gov. Walker of Kansas has not in.
terfersd with the "Free State. Legis-
tlature now in session. He believes in
tho old ad,ge: "Givs = fool rope
enough DC.
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zOaCas Lots EOs. Sale.
TNHE Subscriber offers for Sale, on reason.
Il able terms. one hundred and twenty five
lots IN Monona, situated in the most desirable
place in Town the Rail Road is bound to come
to Monona and all those that want to buy lots
cheap. can do 80 90 by calling soon.
SlLAS EGBERT.
Monona. April %, 1857.
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Manufacturer and Dealer in
BUCK SKIN GLOVES, MITS AND LASH
ES. Merchants and Pedlars supplied ut whole
sale. pHighest price paid for Deer Skins.
mohoha' oct- 1870. (yl-ui
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FOOT OF MAIN STREET NcGREGOR IOWA.

f. RArls ~ -
& aGaz the xp Land s con
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LWmaber Yard.

1SSNSOET IeSTX,
for the sale Of undressed lumber and shall en-.
deayor to keep full supply Of such kinds Of
lumber as the market demands
N. B.-Our lumber will be principally
brought from Chicago, consequently it will be
clean and free from sand, having never been
RATED.
n3Ost TELFORD, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
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UST received large invoice Of Corn
- Flows, Horse Hoes. Cultivators q Road
ccrapen. GRANT e. PECK.
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"IGHLY Improved Corn 4 Cob Grinder,
IL for sale BY
MO 6k GRANT 4 PECK.