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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

Reviuals.-The whole u. States is convulsed
with religious excitement. The city Of New
York does nothing but worship, if the papers
may be believed. Mr.. Avery a very eminent
revivalist lately received a present Of $500.
from those at Dubuque who had been benefit
ted by his ministrations.
Willno preacher take pity on McGregor-it
is as good field as the Saviour ever visited,
Astounding in "publicans and sinners"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

The Wisconsin State Mercantile Col2eqe.-Sa.
turday was quite gala day at the Wisconsin
state Mercantile College. In The forenoon,
the ceremony OF presenting two first class d
plomas to Michigan student, for high profci-
ency in Book Keeping and Surveying took
place. The written examination papers used
Oh the OCCASION, consisted vt Problems in ever
branch Of business, Book Keeping, Accounts,
Law, Calculations and Customs now law before
us, and We feel assured, that we but express an
opinion that will generally be acILi, seed in
when we say, that the tact Of this yong gen.
tleman's answ ering correctly ~ per Cent, of
these difficult questions, besides unders Ding
other DC. ere o.deals is highly creditable 10 the
talents Of the graduate amt 10 the teachers
On taking leave OF the College. the aiumnus,
evidently much affected, addressed Mr.. oalom
in enconiastic terms, exl ress,e OF his graft.
tude for the kind aud unremiting attention re.
Gel, ed during his collegiate career.
Alter The award OF diplomas, MIR. Salon was
presented with his portrait by the students as
mark OF their esteem for him as q man. and in
recognition OF the warm interest evinced by
him, as q teacher in their welfare.
We may say. that tor many reasons, Milwau.
kee is under deep obligations to the manage
ment Of this and other like blishmen s.
they not only afford to our own youth. the
best possible vantage ground whence to sally
into "1he battle Of Litc," but attract from other
Cities and States numerous intelligent and res
pectable Dung men to swell our population.
The object in view, is TO make vi each stud.
ent finished Book Keeper and Acco ntant,
and rapid and elegant Penuan and Cores
pondent. For the accomplishment Of this end.
one OF the most exten-ive courses Of Me! chan
tile Studies, that we ever remember TO have
seen, is laid down. The most approved and la
Dor saving system, Of Book Keeping as applied
to Banks, Railroads, and q legion OF other
Offices Are taught The system OF Penman.
ships, as the most sceptical may satisfy him.
self by calling at the College, in the highest
degree successful. The lectures embracing
much that is valuable to men Of business gene.
rally, continue to be the source Of much graft.
fcation, not only for the students, but to large
number of our most intelligent citizens.
The present crowded state of the College,is
the true index 10 the esteem in which it is held
by those naturally most interested in ascer-
tanning the relative value of such Institutions.
We will now take leave OF the subject, in cx-
pressing our firm conviction, that this Mercan-
lille Culiege is amongst the best conducted i'll
stitu,ions of the kind in our State, and wishing
that it may continue in its present prosperous
condition. MQWaukes Sentinel.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10
Electton Notice.

WHEREAs at the regular Term Of the County Court
Of Clayton county, Iowa, held at Gutenberg, tn
said county, the 5th day OF October, A. D. 1857,
petitions king the "Relocaon OF the County Seat Of
Elkader," in faid county, aud signed by more than
one half in number of all the legal voters in taid
county, shown by affidavit attached, presented
to the Court and due proof Of notice OF the pre-
ing Of the petitions made whersupon it was ssdsrsd
by the Court that at the
APRIL ELECTION OF 1858,
Authorized by law to be held on the fret Monday Of
ad month, tho legal voters of the county Of Clayton
be- and they are hereby authorized to vote for the Re-
location oil the County Seat Of Clayton County, lows,
at the town OF ELkADER, again { aid Relocation,
and in favor Of the Town OF GUTTENBERG which vote
will be polled a. follows Those In favor Of the Re
location OF the County Seat at Elkader, will vote the
following ticket: "For County Seat, Elkader" Those
favor OF the location Of the County Seat ct Guttou
berg will vote the following tickst For County Seat,
Guttenberg." OLIVER W. CRAZY,
County JudEe.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

ANan,akec Herald-Thisis the new Wavkon
paper that takesrhe place of the Journal The
Herald is Democratic in politics. Its Proprie-
tor is R. F. Smith its Editor, F. Pease. Mr..
Pease Yields an easy as well as forcible pen,
and we trust the future Numbers of the Herald
will contain more of the kaded original and less
Medicine. Make it a Waukon, or Allamakee
County paper, and success is certain.
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Markets.

Markets.
There is no change to note in our market
Wheat is more active and it is said buyers are
in town with "ples Of money" to purchase at a
price as high as 50 cents. but a thorough search
qualities US to say that IS is the toppricc so far
All anticipate rise 50 soon as the ice goes out
the present spring-like weather will soon
bring us the welcome scream ola lower Steam.
or, then look out!
The East is full Of money, and all produce
shocking up, but in grains the advance is small.
Hides are active and Chicago sales reached 1879
cents for dry flint. Here 10 cents has been
paid.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

st. Patrick-Irishmen are hereby informed
that on the natal day of st. Patrick. March
18th. union of the sons q Ireland will take
place at Mr.. John Hagcrty's New Hotel, six
Miles west of McGregor at Giard Grove. In
the evening ball will take place to which all
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited. The meet
ing and the ball will doubtless be pleasing
entertainment. Mr.. Hagerty will be prepar-
ed with the best the country affords.
May our namcsake forget US if we fail to be
at Hagertys.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

1.-THE Western Star of Dubuque comes to
US in mourning for the death of Bishop Loras
Its columns contain a long account of the life,
services, death and burial of that eminent eccle-
siastic.
The Star has been irregular in its issue as
yet, but, the publishers promise to be more
prompt in future.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

The Cabina.-Wc have received the current
No. of this pretty monthly and not much to our
establishment, we find "Sam.'s" Lines 30
"M-." copied from the Times. The Cabinet
advises us "to hoop Sam. or he may "bust.'
In our little experience with printers we have
observed that they get so full occasionally they
will "bust" whether hoped or no,-in this
particular they bear shocking resemblance to
their employers. Sam. requests us to say that
he is tight enough without ''hooping."
The Cabinet advises against prosti uting a
paper and cheating it's readers by the publca-
lion OF the half.stories of the Ledger and re-.
ferring the public TO PAPER where the balance
can be found at a dime No. Wethank Rounds
q Langdon for this timely advice, and trust
that no Iowa rapcr will hereafter be found sin.
ming. A contemporary calls the stories publish.
ed, "bob-tailed literature" and tip.top name it
is too.
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The Chicago Times.-lf our readers want a
Chicago paper, 10 ADLER one can be obtained
than the Times. 1t is Anti-Lecompton TO the
back bone. large, clearly printed. filled with
news foreign and domestic. has an excellent
and reliable Market report in every No. and is
furnished at 81 90 year in Clubs of Ten for
the weekly. A single No. is so. The Daily
is $6,OOa year. Address Times Office, Chica.
m
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

A Shot.-Travis the pistol-shooter banters to
shoot ten PAGES at three oranges of 2 inches in
diameter, to be placed as follows, one on the
top Of boys head and the other two. one in
each hand. He will pay the stakes ($l0Oo0 if
he fails to find the boy to take the position
Travis should be arrested for the crime Of max
ing % mnrderous proposition.
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Nrtv Vo,r Morcb <

NEW I ok, MARCH, ON.
A mysterious case OF supposed murder is re-
ported here. A Yong woman from Pough-
keel sic. alleged to have been Thought 10 n. \
by her seducer, was taken to a no Sc Of assssig-
nation where she tell sick and died. The alleg
ed seducef and the physician have been arrest
ed, and the body OF the unfortunate girl is to be
exhumed and subjected to lost-n often exs
minalion. 1t is supposed she was poisoned.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

WOODLAND CREAM-a pomade for beautifyjur the
hair-hghly perfume, superior to any French article
imported and for half the price, For dressing ladies
hair 1t has no equal giving it bright glossy appear
1t gentlemens hair to curl in the most
natural manner 1t removes dandrud, always giving
the hair the appearance OF being fresh shampooned-
Price only nifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE Co.,
Proprietors OF the "Bain of Thou and Flowers"
Tho Trade supplied by BROWER VAN DUZER,
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~ The unprecedented sales and unbounded pop
ularity OF Dr. CHRISrIR's AGUE BALsAM, has induced
several per ons to get up IN Ague Bal am initiating
Dr. Chri ties in almost every particular far ap.
pearance j. concerned, and was it not for the law
Beware OF all Ague Balsams, except Dr. Chrsties as
his Is the only original and genuine article Others
are base limit atons.
Dr. Chri ties Ague Dalsam and take nothing else.
BoLLEs, sMITH Il Co., whole ale agents, Chicago
and also, for sale in McGregor, by Merrill Barron
and by agents everywhere. I74w2l
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

Farieties.-O. A. Kenyon has fixed himself
in the store room built by G. M. Hunt, one door
west of Harvey's Hardware store. Mr.. X. will
be found well supplied with almost every thing
in the way of Groceries and fancy goods Our
acquaintance with Mr. Kenyon justifes us in
saying that no more honorable or pleasant deal
er can be found in Iowa. Read his Advertise
ment and give him q call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAIR REsroRArIvE.--We are plea ed to be able to
record the att faction of patrons after trial an
article advertised in columns. We have the sau-
faction to know several of readers who have u. ed
Prof Woods Hair Re torative and Pronounced it to
be just what the advertisement says it Is We have
several personal acquaintances, too who were gray
headed-they have tried it, and their hair is re-
stored to its original COLOR and they willingly add their
testimony to its efficacy, and will give further norma-
ton to Others desiring il. This speaks well for the ar
Gle, aud advise all who do not wish appear gray
headed, to use Woods Hair Restorative Western
Patriot. ..
Sold by all good Druggists. f2w74l
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CT GHARKY Of the West Union Pioneer
says he does all his writing and selecting, puts
In type his own editorials, reads and corrects all
the proof, makes up the forms, does the press
work and makes up the mail-he plays editor,
clerk, foreman. compositor and rressman, and
because he refused to act deuI also, his imp
left with disgust-a most ungrateful devil say
we,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

BiAiards-A player at New Orleans lately
made 2l57 points in 7l9 Caroms. He got the
red balls together about 10 inches from the
head of the table and nursing them carefully
he made this extraordinary run. His luck SO
excited him that he finally made miss-lick or
he might have been playing yet!
His name is John w. Hester.
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We Enthusiastically has sent us Maine
paper containing an account Of "Col." some.
thing, who had given barrel of Flour to a
minister on condition that the ladies would
haul it half mile to the ministers residence.
The ladies' did it.
The article is about one quarter column and
"please copy" is written on the margin. We
can find matter for the Times without giving
notoriety "Col." who was not man enough
to Jorvard barrel of -four to his pastor. He
hoped to avoid the donation by the singularity
of its mode of delivery.
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The States-If you want the best Washington
paper ever published there-a fearless, able and
handsome journal, subscribe for the States Its
weekly issue is now nearly equal to that of the
Union, and the public appreciation of it is such
that but short time will elapse before it's list
will lead all other papers Of the District. Ma or
HESS, the veteran of the Washington press, is
its Proprietor. Its terms are 81 100 per copy
in clubs of ten. The States is an anti .Lecomp.
ton Democratic Southern paper.
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Post Notes.-Geo. L. Chase Esq Zone of the
most reliable and gentlemanly merchants of
Dubuque) has investigated the Post Note BUSH
ness Of that city and he reports to the Board of
Trade that the issue are sound far beyond any
bank Issues now in circulation and that they are
certain to be redeemed when due. We have
always believed it.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

Il Narriage.-They Chronicle . Marriage
somewhere between Mr.. Seymour and Mrs.
Melville. The bride had six girls and boy
the bridegroom six boys and girl. The
children were uniformly dressed and paired off
on each side of the happy parents at tho "stand
up" Fourteen in family 10 start on amt bad.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

The GIobe.-Congressional matters are Just
growing interesting and the Globe is the only
paper that will properly post you. The session
will continue or months yet, and every P.
NJ. in Iowa can collect few dollars from read
ing loafers about his Office to supply them with
copy Of the Globe. Let thee men put in
dollar each and pass the paper around when it
arrives.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

flre!--Thc dwelling house of II. d. Evans
came near being consumed on enc night last
week. The fire began in a bed chamber in the
second story. it is supposed from matches being
left too near the stove pipe. The bed was in
flames before the fire WIS noticed and by prompt
exertion on the part Of Messrs. Scott and 9TH
eEs, but little damage was done to the building.
The bed and trimmings were thrown out of the
window they were ruined.
We dent need Fire COMPANY?
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UCol Heath returned from Washington and
he may now be found ut Dubuque. His nomi-
nation as P. Master is before the Senate, and
will doubtless be confirmed.
~J. B. Dorr Esqr. has been very sick. We
are glad to see that he is growing better.
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Ml,0aukee-On the evening of the 9th. pur-
suant to a call signed by 800, meeting Of the
Anti-Lecompton Democrats of the Brick City
took place at Market Hall. The hall was pack.
ed full, the speakers were eloquent, and the re-
solutions sound. We get the proceedings too
late to give the substance.
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''Close pent-up quilts,
Rive your conceaiing continents, and cry
Thesc dreadful summoners grace am a man.
MoIe sinn'd against, than sinnnpn

The Weather.-For the past W eek the wealth
er is entitled to much credit. The days are
balmy and spring like the ice still holds good
for footmen, but it is silently giving way and
in less than week we think crossing on ice
will be stopped until December next.
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February 20, 1S5Sn72

~. We invite our readers to the perusal Of DR..
AYERS Advertisements which appear in the columns OF
our paper They deserve attention treating of what
interests US all, and from which all have long
respected. The Doctor Is well known as one of the
leading Chemists Of this country who devotes his great
requirements to the discovery and manufacture of
remedies for POPULAR use. The unparalleled success
which has followed his labors too well known in this
community to need any elncidation from our PEN
Washington Co. Observer.
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81 With regard to di ca of the chest and throat,
Is in the EARLY STAGES Of the difficulty that the
great mi CHEF l. done for while the patient Is THINK.
ING about the cure and dering whether not he
Is really sick enough to need medicine, rUBERcLEs may
be forming, Or worse STILL sometimes may be BURSTING
in the Lungs.
Dr. Halls Balsam is admirably adapted for just such
Q condition Of things as described above.
For sale by Merrill & Barron, and by agents in all
important places. See advertisement [lw74l
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Ne0 Paper.-The Milwaukee Daily Times
a new pape, Of the Anti-L. Democratic stripe
has been started in that city. The News can
no. be relied on as a representation of political
opinion if anofice may be obtained by derelic.
ton, and hence our unbought brethren want an
independent press to do their talking
Success to the Times.
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xAnother Paper. I'VE saw Messrs. Miller and
Bennett of Vernon Springs on Thursday last
with their wagons loaded with the printing mate
rails for the Gazette to be published at that
place. Mr.. Harrison Of Racine is to be the
Editor-in two weeks it will be out, and then
begins the battle Of the villages
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH and beau.
tiful complexion, can be acquired by using the "Bam
OF Thousand Flowers" What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of d. agreeable breath
when by using the "Balm OF Thou and Flowers" as
denrce would not only render sweet but leave the
teeth as white as alabaster! Many persons do not
know their breath Is bad and the is delicate
their friends would mention it, Beware of coun.
terieits. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE & CO., Ny.
For sale by all druggists. ly4S
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COM NJ f rel A l..
McGregor Market,
Wednesday, March II

Wednesday, March 10, 1853.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON & CO.
Wholesale Grocers 4 Druggists.
EXCHANGE on New York selling 3 on Milwaukee
and Chicago l-2. Gold buying l, selling 2.
PRODUCE.-Wheat 40 to As. Flour 1,50 to lis
Oats 20 to 3D. Barley so. Corn rs. Potatoes 80 to 49,
Beans IS to 95 Butter II IL to L. Lard 10 to IL 2
Eggs 10 to IL L. Cattle, gross &c. Sheep $50 to 100
Beef dressed to 8. Hogs dressed 1 l-2 to- S.
FRUITS Green Apples Sc dried l-2. Raisins
$3.50.
GROCERIES-sugarsu unsteady, from l-2 to IL. Mo-
lasses, (new) So co. Syrup 65 to TO- Coffee, prime Rio
IL Is 10. Crackers 12 20. Salcratus 1-2. Tobac
co % to 4o-smoking II. Whisky 49, Candy 16.
FIsH-Mackerel $50 to $50 Cod l-2 White $50.
Water Lime $50. Plaster to 6. Domestic Lime ST.
OILs-Lard ,35 to l,5o Whale 20 to LAO Linseed
ITO. Soap l-2. Candles H.
HIDEs--Dry flint l-2: Green 4.
sUNDRIEs.-Nals 5. Pelts %. Wood $50 to 4. Tur-
pentne IS. White Lead to 10. Lumber II, IS, 25,
80; Lath to IL Shingles to 5.
FURS.-But few offering. Coon, No. ], so No. 8,
h.; Rat 10 Deer skns-red 90 ! blue Is grey ).
sALr-Fine, firm at $50 coar.e So.
Wholesale Price Current
ofBRADLEY CO., McGregor Iowa, at the Old
Stand of Hunting 4 Co.
The stock of Groceries in Market is abundant at re-
duced prices.
We sell the following Staples at prices named
sUGARS.-N. o. Brown to 10 clarified do TO-
Porto Rico, 10 l-2; White Coffee Is to IS l-2.
COFFEE.-Rio, extra, from IL 81 TO 1912.
SALT-Course and fine at SO.
MOLASsEs.-Extra, <new crop N. Q. 56 to 60
Syrup 60 to 65, very Gns article
FRUITS.-Dried Apples s l-2. Dried Peaches IL
IL. Rasins, (new crop,) 4 to $50.
CANDLEs.-Tallowl2 70 to II 4; starr 20 to rs !;
Adamantne SO to IS.
soaps 1-2.
SALERATUS.-Pure, &c.
TEAs.-Y. Huyson so to 65 Imperial IS q 70 !;
Gun Powder, extra, 70 oolong IS q 90.
ToBACCO.-2s to IS Smoking do H.
CRACKERS.-7 tos
VIII KEYS to 80.
CIDER--ss,5 so per barrel.
CODFISH--6 l-2, best quality.
PRODUCE is selling at the following prices Wheat;
40 Corn 20 to % Oats 20 to rs Potatoes rs to 80 ;
Pork so to Beef IL to 6.
BRADLEY & CO.
March 10, 1858.
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n CaA.-We were pleased to make the &C.
quaintance one day last week of ALI. P. Swine
ford Esq, of the Albert Lea Star. MIR. 8. was
on his way to Milwaukee and farther east, on
business connected with the Office.
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A Chinese boy who is learning English, came
across the passage in his Testament, 1--WE have
pped unto you, and you have not danced" and
he rendered it thus 1--WE have toot toot to you,
what's the matter you no jump =
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ESTRAY.

TIAKEN UP by Urah Witce, at his plantation, In
i wagouer township, Clayton county Iowa, on the
10Th day OF November, 1857, one sORREL MARE
COLT three year old next spring, with strip white
lrai ed III $50. r. CpDEGRAFF
March 3. lS5SnT3m2+
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Frenehy.-When the late internal Machine
exploded in Paris. q gentleman stepped up to
congratulate Eugene on her escape-he was 70
much excited that he kissed her!
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ONO STATE AND UNION Law CoLLssE--This insti.
tuition has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio Degrees
legally conferred and Students upon Graduating
may be admitted to practice.
For Circulars, address 1t Cleveland,
NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
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VTNHE undersigned offers for sale favorable tefms;
Il the following described land, to-wt: East half
OF South-we.t quarter, and Northwest quarter 90
Southeast quarter, and Southwest quarter Of North
east quarter section 80, town hip 95, North of Range
West, of the 9Th Principal Meridian. Said land II
situated about four miles Wet of the town of Nc
Gregor, Iowa, and on the road leading to West Uneu
The above land will be sold IN quantities to suit pur.
cha ers.
Persons wishing to examine said land, can do So BY
calling upon Mr. Andrew Teets, adjoining the premises.
WILLIAM WELLS.
West Urion, Iowa. Feb. 10 lS5Sn73w3%
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A Agricultural NnAioa

- - S364 1NN6V14o3 3SVV1C0s
There will be u meeting Of the Executive Oficers q
the Clayton County Agricultural Society, at Clayton
Centre, on Saturday, March 18th, At IL O'Clock NJ
full attendance Ia requested. ~
BY order Of tho President.
av70 I'M KING, Secy.
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Concention-The Republicans of CLAYTON
County are called to Convene at Gutenberg
on the-of--to nominate a School
Fund Commissioner, For date see another
Column.
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20 Bishop Loras willed all his property to
Bishop Smith his successor. The decedent was
very wealthy.