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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-06

A Challenge.
Belfoy Of the pecorah Gazette challenges
the Editor Of this paper to meet "Hank" Cleg-
horn and Charley Feren Of Decorah on the
banks Of some stream in Wisnishiek county to
catch trout. ... -.. ..a.. .....
We take up the glove thus of.fsh ALLY
thrown down and will advise our friends when
it will suit Ms to drop the fish line. Not less
than four and and possibly six McGrsgor men
may join the partie, and for our security Bur.
dick Of McGregor wants it stipulated that
Frank shall not have exclusive charge of the
Lager or the Gin, while We are in camp - In.
dividually We are indifferent in this regard be.
cause we seldom imbibe these liquids, but the
company will expect Fern to arrange this
matter 80 that no advantage shall be taken of
the moderation of our part of the crowd.
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Advertising. ....-... .....
The Chicago Times Of late date, las a
lengthy and very truthful article addressed
tothe Chicago Mercantile interest on the
subject Of the immense trade which st. Louie
is now doing with sections of country which by
the laws Of geography and Of convenient arti-
fetal interconmunication, are tributary to
Chicago. The Times says il observes in great
numbers ofits State exchanges as well As papers
up the Mississippi and in Iowa. that merchants
in county towns are receiving "new goods from
St. Louis-an explanation Of this diversion of
business from it, natural channel is found in
the want ofjudgment exhibited by the penny
wise, non-advertising disposition Of Chicago
Wholesale Dealers. Any one who will take
up the large and we'll patronisGl dailies of st.
Louis and notice the freshness and frequency
Of their business notices and then compare them
with the better conducted but not half % we'll
patronized papers Of Chicago can see very rea-
Oily why the former city is competing success.
fully for the business which Chicago has spent
mint Of money in Railroading to reach. She
has blsd by millions to construct roads to her
city and now has not the foresight TO advise
the public that she has anything for sale!
Such policy will soon kill any town o.
city on earth. er.t..s r..rr,
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Tho Remb1Ma. =
This splendid st. Louis Steamer Of tho
Northern Line passed up on Sunday, leaving
considerable freight at our wharf. The Penn
bina is commanded by r. Il. Griffith, one Of
the best officers that walks deck and she il
clerked by Jno. r. Reach. assisted by Ex-Capt.
Joe F. Byrne, a boatman Of the first water, .
politician of the best possible stripe. and gen.
tleman ofsocial qualities, unsurpassed since the
and we know Joe and We also know that If
sslr~A rs. its.n~~. fnr tue- inicen OF this Boat
nrs highly spoken At by those who know them
we are indebted to the crowd for many favors
in the way Of late papers and We beg them all
10 accept our thanks.
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To Cbsrepondents.- On our files are several
articles offered for publication which We are
constrained TO decline-some ofthess are quite
dry though passabls while others are much to
our taste but they want copying before We
dare trust them with our typos--those who
write for the press should be careful to get
their articles ready before they send them
-
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pThe New York canal. will probably BE-
opened on the 18th Of April.
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lillian CARIes,
DIR. DUPONCOsS GOLDEN PERIODL.
CAL PXLLE-FOR FENALEN.


~ Are infalNbls for, lagaiust using Pills vAils
removing stoppages or| lin that condition a ~
Irregularities Of the mon. lproprietoe aseumss no
sss: l.: responsibility after the
The fil!s Are nothingS labovs admonition, OIL.
new, but have been usedS Though their miIAnss,
BY the Doctor In his praoz would prsvent anv
tace fot many years, both Ito health Otherwise,
france ana America, these Pills are recon.
with unparalleled successs lmended Direotions a.
10 every case and he fs< |companyinR each box
urged By many thousandz Price ST.
ladies Who have useds n B-Ask for NJ m
them, 70 make the Pills. iponcos Golden Pills See
public, for the allsviation sieuature on everv hcr
Of those sudssing homl3 You then Obtain : PM
ny nregula!itSes what.I11 lyon may dersnd upoa.
ever, pfeventve TO ladss| Ladies' BY inclosing one
whose neessA Will net per- dollar BY mail to either
mN OF a increase OILS lof the agents below, can
family. H | lhavs the Pills sent (eon.
thoss supposing them 1.-The country
selves 40, are cautioned
Sold hy Ho6man, Benton + Co., Nc0regor
oOLLES, Smith = CO., ia Lake-St., Chicago.
Agents toe the North Western States also dealers In
,asa-t Medicines generally. (Il6yll
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SHERIFF'S SALE
WAREHOUSE GOODS


NOTICE y hereby gives, that whereas the folloviu,
N desctoeA 0eede, Wares and NerOhandise. nsrkeS
Hcibrook, Me0regor, have remained in DC sters
o. Barron, q ncoregos, Iowa. for IL nenths
unclaimed and unesllsd tae, to-uit:
Dsx lliGts and 0loyes. s IT,
10 Boxes Mtts;
Linked 0lovss:ff
a7 ! 1sx 4us, CUFFS and oieves:
] Box Ind. Tan 0lsyes 1'e- ."t
! Box Tapes and Pursss
! Box boys GLOW ss;
] Boz Aundriss; ..'''}#
Box Assorted Gloves
10 Boxes bundles bsys mitts asA elev.s:
!" 8eeks; ia $50
na ! 4" pair % Bu1Alo bvss,hoes ...
] American Fla.
40 wnefsae the said Asrsill 4 Dassos havs la
Poo ssd goods f the just and lawful charsss =, ~.
Hsnspeseaaon, sdvandng and storage al the I'M
snsssio,s er sas purposes Of saelyse snl pey.
On sesd changes Together With the cest Of ~.
s1,ssS ana selling said Goods wil On The l2th ~
May, 1852 q the store Of the said Nes1in R.,,~S
Ae0Ieger, Iowa, between the hours Of nine o,oeor'
s1a !cur e'slock, H., Of sAid day sell ssi1
soCcs q PUBLIC AUCTION, to The highest bid1.r ss
ease IN pursuance Of the provisions 81 ~ ststs. Il
sase ease made and provided. :.
JAMES DAVIS, Shset6
aHt rss-...-ss OF Clayton county. Iowa.
March 20 ,sso IN: n. TVTTLE, deputy shsriG-
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE!
CLOVER, TIMOTHY AND

A LEO !. good assortment Of Garden and Field
SEEDS ana Agricultural Implements for sale by
Nsoest Grant tusss~or to graat Peck. At the Agr.
ca. cultural warehouse directly opposite The wertesn
Ncfsrszcr, March gath, lyasn2Nf
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3
A. s. Cooley. jr, Of LaPorts. Sierra Co.,,
California, in enclosing " cash subscription
from that distant land, writes 10 under date of
March LIST: @ -
"iour paper isa regular treat. . god-scnd Or
whatever you may please to call it-that it 10
highly acceptable to one who has been seven
years Away from Clayton CO., I can safely a.
sure you. spent my boyhood and youth in
your sounty and here now am. housed and
psnnsd up in these pine bound and saow cover
I'd mountains. The snow. Mr.. Editor. 10 now
elesea feet deep q this point. and yesterday was
che 6rst fair day that We have had far twenty
four days. state Of weather unprecedented in
this section Of the country. II.
We expect good vatsr-season the coming
summer" ~ Eeifn #sq at
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OAWaUkeo AOo0s ge5f ...,s E.f%t
A Merchant in the Dubuque Express 4 Her.
aid enters into comparison offreights TO ahow
the advantage = bs gained BY Merchants Of
that city by receiving their eastern goods BY
way Of Milwaukee, Prairie du Chen and tie
River instead ofsubmittiay to the severe tariffs
and half attsntion Of the III. Central Railresd.
The writer gives the figures Of Last year for hi:
statement:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
BY J. NEVILLE & co.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
situated In the First District ste Second Muujcpaify On
. long credit without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.

. long credit. without reserve. "
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
-. JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer
Office, II Commercial Place
HUR ~ a. i Nay Nc IT, IsSy A. T. o'clock
Camp and xagaans following deseissd
/ GE.TAIN LOT OF GROUND ...us,ed in the First
in the square boundsd by Julia, Magazine Camp
s m S.Ha"s
and designated by the No. on plan drawn BY the CITY
Nes fss u Ills s:Sis Nay @ sd ihs o
u feet front on said julia street, and feet front
sEss' LOT OF GROUND together with til.
he hs NJ
H. 5s sS y Tsss ss
bsr ciy gneer dated LIST March. ISL deposited in The
r. ss sifs s
s SsRfs S u
81 the buildings and thereon described fol-
min New and Tehcnpouas Streets and dess.sd ~
s W5
ing s9S,sssf e Bs
s: s linz sp a
ide line next No. american measure and the remaining
r. 10; asnS gsn drawn y i Eais.oa
a. &c, ss
1883 Lot No 81 feet front Tehoupiou.s
joins No and 20 feet front on Tehoupitouiss
by l0 feet 10 depth between pavse lines and Lot adjons
Nos and and 10 feet Gsenne street BY
100 ee in depth between parallel lines all less French
measure.
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
First District, and designated by the Numbers and s,
of square No. g. bounded by Tchoupoulas Eato ate
ette Annuncstion and Gaenne plan Of Hedn
deposited 10 the Office of James Graham Nosry Public Said
Lots adjon each other and follows
Nos and each % feet inches ard K lines
front Tchouponas street, l 10 inches and lines
in depth, tetween parallel lines
Fourth District Property.
3. THREE LOTS OF GROUND situated ia h- Fourth Dis
tc in the square bounded by Fulton Chips Eighth and
Ninth stress, and desisnat by the Nos l6
street by e fee; inches in DEPTH and 20 feet inches
street. between Fulton and Chippewa Streets by 1875 feet
inches in depth, and 20 feet ~ inches width on the
line. -
1TERMs- One fourth cash balance In equal payments
az ard for notes secured by mortgage the
erty and bearing cent ine-e until maturity
and per cent II not then paid until final pay ment.
expense Of The purchasers. All
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
BY N. VIGNIE.
TWO ELEGANT FAMILY RESIDENCES AT MANDE-
vile.
BY N. VIGNIE,

TWO ELEGANT FAMILY ., RESIDENCES AT MANDE-
BY NJ VIGNLE,
oHice-No. Banks Arcade.
SATURDAY, May II, 1859, at the st. Louis
TWO FAMILY Residences in Vaudeville, as per plan
No. One Lot Of Ground in square bounded by Lake Car.
roll Coffee Jefferson and Coffee Streets ttwo squares the
Carroll between Lake and ssn Streets S s
6 feet in depth between parallel ines together with all
dwelling hous SIsso Asa bss p Pe:
also with beautiful independent bath house and the undi
yded onefourIh ownership of magnificent wharf Just flu
No No 4 Of similar description as above; .....
Ro se,ss ss9, described Of called
in the town Of Vaudeville and built the best desirable plan
half cash. and the balance at ~ months
In note secured by the property bearing
Per cent interest from date TO final men The property
transferred the vendor anu 'A' p''''s
an The d Bur I, have msdias
not TO take before the 3otb Of November
ESQ., mys
CITY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF TWELVE
or parts Of Of divided into
Ct
Roolsny front Msssrs Gould Terry ROM
asou spd rs edn fine credit Of
By. N. VIGNIE,
ss ok Hs May as as I'LL e. s$Ss
property will he sold
l. SQUARE No S. bounded by Boudousque Pitt Dufos.
sat and Sonat Streets contains lots of ground
los Nos to H. ssd lots are opposite Mr. ogsbs residence
SQUARE No. IS bounded by Boudorsque Pitt, Dufossat
and becaeI streets contains "a lots said square opposite
the new Asylum.
g. SQUARE No. AZ bounded by Prytania Perrer Duossat
and van ont streets contains 10 lots designated
and 6 10 - Vanont street is the division street between
T. SQUARE No. 49, bounded by Perrer Paquen,ne Dufos
sat and SoniaI streets designated lots Nos H. 2 10 a.
SOU No. &c. bounded by valmont, Belcastel Plaque
mine aud Chestnut Streets containing lots
lots Nos ], 2. 8 and 4.
SQUARE No. 81. bounded by Plaq" emne Che nut Bel.
case and Dufosat contains II lots designated lots
Nos. To- and Il to o. Said square is fenced
I. SQUARE No 49, bounded by Plaquenine Che, nut So
Nos. l. 2, 3, and Is.
8. SQUARE No 70, bounded by Plaquemine Chesnut So
Mai and Robert reefs contains Is lots Said qusre fenced
and opposite Capt. Jackson's residence.
y. sQuARE NO. 40 bounded by PlaquemiDe Chestnut,
Robert and Upper Line Streets contains six lots designated
Nos. II to 90
TO- SQUARE M IS, bounded by Camp Chestnut Belcasel
and valmont reefs contains 10 lots designated Nos
2, 3, 5, 6. 7, s, 9, I0and IL.
H. SQUARE No. 81 bounded by Camp Magazine Belcasel
l, 2, 8, 4, s. 25 and %.
r. SQUARE No. o. bounded by Magazine Live Oak sona
and Robert Streets contains 24o is fenced has large
and orange trees and is next 10 Mr.. Mevile's esdence.
which can be examined Mt the auconeer's office few days
previous TO the sale.
HTERMS OF SALE One fourth cash. and the balance Mt
l. and years credit for without eorsers bearing
per cent interest from date until maturity after
maturity, IN case OF nonpayment. the of
annum until final ment; to be secured bs
property sold The notes 10 be divded-no coupons
renee oI the Eendors my6 I'd
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES

STATiuNARY STEAM ENGINES
ALI SIZES, FROM to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. from, IL to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 70 inches in diameter
Lea 4 Lelvist's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with
both wooden frames with Norcros Rocker Boxes and
stearns patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page & Chld's CIRCUL AR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
s,raut Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from IS
80 inches diameter.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS, of G. *, and II inches in
diameter by long geared for
power.
sHAFTING, COUPLINGS, PuLLIEs, STANDS, HANG
Frs and Boxes of all sizes,
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS ~ inches in di4mster and from
16 10 80 feet long
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to ~ inches diameter
DOCTOR ENGINES of various sizas.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS of all sizes.
An all sizes of the above articles generally
store ready delivery the shortest notice. and fo sale
thc most favorable and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Fall printed Catalogues of prices will be any address
by mail . ~ .r-,,r
rvo SWtf 70Gravier street, New Orleans.
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ny9 AWtf

- CUI.LUn's SPRINGS, oHOCTAW COUNTY,
A7 Ala eight six miles above Mobile twenty-five miles
iEIe east of Mobile and Ohio Railroad and five miles west Of
the Tombigbee river.
ard tie public his establishment opened
cepon OF visitors During thu past winter many improvements
and additions have been made with view to Increased
fort and con- ence invalid others
inn recreation and pleasure The consist of he
erection cottages, the discovery
sprinp, one eesone the other of iron water latter pro.
by chemists to be OF the strongest charncer
moaous billardroom and the whole establishment has
he n repaipted The bath icuses aud
the spring house, fitted up expressly for their
moiation have b en- part'cula iy attended 10.
in the public house Of
tban twenty years and determination keep his the
list of sfsc hotels will he trusts continued to
him liberal share q PATRONAGE spenld band Of music
la, been engaged for the Tenpn alleys
places amusement divided the premes. The
t,ges all separate and neat, clean and airy.
light dralet boats will ply regularly twice
week landing the Tombigbee river from Mobile,
AS to curative virtues of the they no. only
surpassed the most saugune expectations of the pronrieo
he believes he with perfect prpey that there
Springs the United Sae for The short time they have
chronic diS-n'es certainly
variety of and valuable chemical medicinal combna
tons.
in the country, The celebrated Vicy the Oh
Iron the Sulphur Such vAnases these
eord not to be found single place in the whole
South fIct ich invsltds too well nate.
Arrangements being an Express from
New Orleans Mobile these Springs
usual of letters and mails which,
however, under contract be carried regularly three
a week.
Car waiting the landing the arrival of
boats convey pa senEers immedate to the Springs.
analysis OF the water he had by APPLYING 10 j. WA
TERM IN BRO, of Magazine Common Streets
who are my sgeuts in New Orleans.
WIZ CHARLES CuLLUM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
FOUR COMM )DIOUs AND ELEGANT MODERN DWELL
ing Houses most eligbly located in the First District
BY j. B. WILTON,
Place,
SATUROAY, May IA. 1859. at IL o,cyocl

Auctioneer-ofice, 10 Bank Place.
ay .o sSs e. % IL
the square bounded sv
stance Terpchors- late Bssin-Msgazne MelpomeneI
s's he he 5
en- an ON all The
and Ms s and
By depth and front Tepchoe lis feet inches
ARs'!sss 'ssPFf 'Hffs09 fs
DWELLING q, 4 sc HOUSE, KITCHEN BUILDINGS Ann
STALE Leased to h. Hart Esar uA,il sls October 1859
Lot n
10 ans
DWELLING HOUSE Kitchen Buildings and ont.buiidnss
leased p Tod Esq until October 3s 1861, $50 pei
~ sSe"s Lot No e. I'D
T sssiFs HOUSE.
ns and outSndngs to NJ Reid a nn e Sn
@ @ ana ana sT s +
on On os By ds e Of H. feet 10
T92 asd ASR
Leased to Robert Hare ESQ., until the s October 1861
ne sSovs described dws'ings contain No par,
hs .sf sass
APARTMENTS and two story stable wei adapted
Y il YARD large sisern and hydraat
saj.!ss 70: and has similar and
mi ry divided except that the third story
NM Two b se hse the s. s
snfy at int ;s there g h s @ Elm
lot i. and ba the lot ~ feet d inches e and nes depth
front of them are neat gardens with hand wood
Inc sey ps OF e
most elegant dwellings in the First District the heart Of
a most ex client popul lion,
IN es cs an %
tua interest from day of SALE with mortgage vendors
privilege.
The purchasers to keep the property insured until after
the maturity and payment of The first note and transfer the poll
Acts Of sale before Edward Barnett Esq Notary Public
at the expense of the purchaser my5
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND. uNIMPRovED PROP
erty situated the of Magazine st. jos phi
Streets and on ST, Joseph street.
BY j. B. WALTON,
AucroNEER-ofiee, 10 Bank Place
May 81, 1859, at 1e o'clock,
a. an5 Arcade Magazine street. the following described
4 Lot OF GRot Nd with all the improvements thereon
situated in the First District in the square by st. Jo
Of Mag vine and ST Joseph having 81 10 inches
and lines front on ST. Joseph street by so feet inches in
use Of an alley in the of said Lot feet wide opening
leased At ss5 month until The 9Th day nexs and
IL he square above es
crbad with all the improvements thereon except to be
joseph dsph s. feet "i1e inches M
e @ Vide from s 1s.s a @ I
communicating with common alley opening Fouche
aB-rERMs-one,t third cash. balance credit of and
ears for notes bearing MORTGAGE on the with 6per
pet cent" after maturity 1'' The buildings the 10,
sgnns FIRE and policy vendor until after the ma
n!ty and m pay pIyme9 st Of the M frs, note
per of he purchaser. mig
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JULIAN NEVILLE Auctoneer,
Office II Commercial Place
THURSDAY. May I2, 1850, Mt IL O'Clock
n. at me Gtty Hetel Common street, will be sold
THAT VERY NEAT AND DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
DENCE ua,ed in the Fourth District the qusre bounded
by Josephine Carondte Gate Apollo and Brainard
streets. ~
The Lots designated by thu Nos TO- and measure "a
rect front on Bainard street, by 22 feet inch and lines
The improvements comprise FIRE twostory Resi-
sidence containing six rooms to her with
klchen front End side galleries. all necessary
trees.
Also Lots and the northwest half of No. g. measuring
7 feet inches and II lines front jackson street by depth
OF 05 feet bet ween parallel lines running back Nos
streets.
This property in quiet and mprov neighb rhood and
Oilers hHe opportunity purchase ccmfor alb residence
With large grounds and convenient the business portion
five minutes.
a~TER Ms fourth cash; the Valance in one two and
three years for notes secured by the
bearing per cent interest '
vendor. ' "
Act of sale before R. Brenan Notary Pub the expense
n
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BY J. B. WALTON.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
s.... DC. BY j. b. WALTON,


..s BY j. B. WALTON,
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
W NJ in the rotunda Of the st. Louis Exchange, viii b
LOT OF GROUND on pie.y street. in the ,au.rs bounded
~ a,a' ss s. lis
ss ,ary dD n h Sgs Mea s r. T. modern
vs % lsd no sa s he bu sifssn
market. i Ie "a section t. q ,hs ely 's''
months credit with per mortgage until nsi
payment and per cent interest the not mauy
purchas the policy to TIE vssdor IRE 0y
Act q ,als before A. Mszureau Notary Public at the sx-
pen,e Of the purchaser m,9
Frame House IN the Second District onsale posi-
BY 81. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
Mex IL e Louis at T. ss Iss
''aT Ho 4 se5 OF Sk pESPsy with the
fed r. he Second District the bounded By Roman
s IN IT. op and Ioniolse streets The lot Is
~ ss sm
az sss.
c. RE p.s sai ss s ella u ana y as
ns sea D. int The o. after
Ia'ssehe Esq., Notary vi P ssdse,
expense OF .ne pnrcha.er. my9
DESIRABLE AND IMPROVING PROPERTY AT AUc.
ton lor Division Of interest Thirteen Squares parts
ssasnx it. hasaae sad
jackson and grea' Northern Railroad Company.
BY j. B. WALTON,
- Auctoneer-onice 10 Bank Place
Banks Arcade, or division q interest," he foiioSing
Ess .ns
dis!Gan ss DsR ss sssnd Of
nsss ss .sss
s. st isss .ssS' s sssp claiborne.
Tts5la so i H os Der
re-
sass ssSa 81 feet q ont
s9HxkE No f. "a E..o and
depth 81 about o fest measuring eaeh A00uf
s9nARE No 4sz il bounded b Roman Esto Psur
81 s R1 ny BY "a s1ph q ss9ai 10 tss
ssa sss n
ssss. .a s fss, & ssSs, e.
sea. line S feet inches and lines tie upper line and
Square No. fractional square, is bounded bv ITALIA
sna The hs Nahs s
Square No 465 bounded by Preur Era.o johnson and
CT
and ns Ss ns
INCHES AM I lines ne on johnson street
divided sixteen ho msssuI ine
,aas is bounded b, .x
E.a,o Mro and the other side by The elongaon q
Lots measuring about 80 feet from. by 3 feet in depth
except Lots Nos and H. Lot No. 40 feet inches
lines front tiavez street. feet inches and nas m
he upper ps and s Lines the lowe. line and is feet
feet 10 inches front Miro street. lines on he lower
lne and fest inches and lines the rear line by an
Irregular depth on the other side line. " - "
Square Ne 1875 fractional is bounded by MiroI
Of the line dividing from Nuns subarb is divided into
ave Los : ~ -"'S
.oNEsMALL TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND in square
No. ~ forming The corner Of Eato and Tonti streets
inches front Eato and 46 inches lines on
elongatioa Of the line dividing It from Nuns suburb
~ TERMS-O fourth cash balance in epe two a. d
three years. credit in the notes Of the their
order bearing per cent current and
meht. - 'N'
Acts of sale before Walter A. Peters, Notary Public at the
exre Of the purchasers. mxa
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a VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL-
road "a miles from the Pontchatoula Station at private

BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctoneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
A VERY Desirable Farm, on the jackson
Raroad ~ mi es beyond the Pontchatoula Station, y
ing on the bank OF the Pontchaoula river, 100
~ OF which are under fenca and highly cultivated
Improvements consist of dwelling containing
rooms Kitchen servants smoke house. house
poultry yard ETC. Also fine orchard of the fruits
rias
Also will be sold with the place. 10 head of CATTLE so hogs
poultry, seN'
This presents favorable opportunity of procuring
parture. -
For further particulars apply the of the Auconeers
a2i lot "
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Mackerei,
Herring fish, Salmon, Tongues Sounds Halbn Fins
and Cove Oysters 1900 packages For sale By
j. n. CARTER,
rny9 81 No. "A Tchoupi,oulas street.