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A. LIEBEN,
Cabinet Maker Il H0USe Carpenter,

Repairer Of al kinds u FurHltnre and Upholstery
- ANSoUScEs 10 the public that he has
Sf@s.szsss opened shop on Texas street. OPP
Sss5f=-zz@SJ posite the upper livery stable, where
he NAV be always found ready to execute any or
ders at the shortest notice. and the most reasonable
terms feb9
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TINE coparnershiP heretofore existing between the
| undersigned, under the style OF Byrne q Ken
dali was dissolved by mutual consent on the, l1th
February The business will be continued by james
80 f tho late firm r BYRNE.
Er,, % 1850. JAMES S. KENDALL.
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Notice.

AR HARRY B. oRTON, is my duly AUTHORISED e .
aren't. during my temporary absence rom = Tue
State.
shrn1enort. June 8, 1889.
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CARD,
New Establishment

NEW ESJdH1iSHEVHt
D9- ON TEXAS STREET, -RT
Between Marks and S. Haber's stores.
THE FINEST WATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &C.,
Just received direct from The Manufacturers by
V. SHIDET,
go THE stock was selected with the great Z A
IN est care, and l am now prepared to 4
sNs.,A suit my numerous customers with -
Gold and Silver Watches, hunting and open faces,
for ladies and gentlemen.
A great variety OF very fine Vest, Fob and Guard
Chains fine Chattelaines and Necklaces.
Bracelets ofthe newest styles.
Fine Diamond Rings, Breastpins and Ear-drops.
Fine Ruby, Garnet, Cameo and Jet Sets.
Breastpins Earrings DC, for ladies and children.
Fine Belt and Fob Buckles. Slides. Clasps, Neck
lace Pins Sleeve, Neck and Shirt Buttons
Finger Rings, with due sets, and pla n, to please
all tastes.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, of the We
~ finest quality, to suit all ages Spectacles in gold
silver and steel frames.
Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver plated Ware Cas-
tors, Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes Molasses Cups
Candlestcks, Goblets, Spoons and Forks; China
Candlesicks, Flower Eases, Figures, Alabaster and
Perfume Stands.
Parlor, Office and Mantel Clocks, Music Boxes, &c
IL Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired ant
warranted rdecS1 Y. SHIDEP.
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Nnficn.

DURING my absence from this place Mr. 9 Il n1
LEVY holds my power Of attorney ana a4dP y my
drly authorised agent. a u 10
Shreveport, June %, 1893.
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Insurance.

WE are now prepared to Insure Up and Down
w Freights, and Cotton, Produce and Merchandise
stored in our warehouses, at the lowest rates.
oct21 WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN.
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Notice.

4 LII persons indebted to the late ": W. Smith,
n either by note or account, are notified that nn1
less the same is paid by the goth September, next
shall proceed to collect by law. shall make no e%-
cepton5 ). " SNll q, q9 az M e.:1
c,l..,..orort lime Ii 1850.
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Dissolution.

Shreveport, December %, 1858.
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New orleans & Red River Packet.

fYsr1a1@ b The new, light draught, very taSt run
ii2zzztE,F+77da5i ming steamer TELEGRAM, A.
zzszssssssz D. DENsLow, MASTER will ply during
the season as regular packet between New Orleans,
Shreveport and Jefferson, touching at smithand Ben
ton, Port Caddo Grand Bayou, Camp6, Grand Ecores
Alexandra and all intermediate landings and planta
tons The Telegram was built during the, present
winter expressly for the radei her boilers, machine
nv and every thing entirely new, and IN accord
ance with the last law of congress, and for safety
sneed and good accommodation she is unsurpassed
Her officers will pay prompt personal attention to any
business entrusted 10 the boat. For freight pas
sara annIv on hoard ianI2
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Notice..

A Ii, persons indebted 10 the late firm OF FOHD \
N SMITH. are notified to come forward ana se'n 5
without delay as is necessary that our affairs snouo
be quidated Immediately One OF Us can AZ a.! niieS
DC iou'iu - CHAUNCEY FORD.
;.n5 JOS B. SMITH.
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TNHE coparnershp heretofore existing between dne
| subscribers, under the firm Of FORD SMITH,
has been dissolved by mutual consent. Elthtr part
ner has the power liquidate the affairs Of me late
firm. qua ~ - 0ANA''
Shreveport December %. 1853.
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,specTFULLY solicit Of those with whom they
mai already the pleasure of doing business
" NV. VIA termination Of our stock and prices.
sgH ~ frmer patrons Of the recent house Of John
- lander our services and ask a continuance
.'u p.,or our sales, the lower we can make the
~, and the larger our purchases the lower the
n u. keep nothing but pure and satisfactory goods,
,s,m ,odeaI literally and only with reliable parties
gt5 the past experience Of both members OF the
m We anet ourselves . De ABLE to procure me mosi
md The variety, extent and richness Of our stock
~, u tested by ordering whatever the wants of the
l NAV require in our line, and we will guaran
!. ,7onst aay disappointment Our assortment is
.,,.Ss complete in the
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Runaway

SS ABOUT the lst inst. from Mr.. John A. Brown
~ lees plantation, situated on Red River, IN bos
sle parish near Shreveport my negro boy JOHN aged
ho, al wears Of brown compile xon; has the brogue
of the low country negroes OF south Carona he is an
intelligent No. negro
A liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to me
t Mr. Brownlees or for his Judgement in any jail SO
oan oet him G. w. Caldwell.
Rossier parish June %, 1859 81
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Guardianship,

TINE undersigned have formed eopartnershp'
under the style of FORD & ATAINs, for the pur-
pose of carrying on q general Grocery and Produce
Business, at the old stand Of Ford & Smith.
CHAUNCEY FORD.
JUNIUS ATKINS.
e,tr,ycrnrt December %, 1888.
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Valuable Land For Sale.
On Consignment.

On Consignment.
~ Casks clear sides; 25 do. shoulders,
DtD 25 casks Tennessee hams,
25 hogsheads sugar,
200 barrels and half barrels molasses'
100 boxes tobacco,
100 barrels Bourbon and rye whiskey,
100 cases Schnapps.
The above will be sold for cash at New Orlear
prices and expenses, by ,,,-r,,,,,
a27 HULL ffFf u.
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For Sale.
Enr Sale.

EEfzA The southwest half of Lot No. 8, in block No
49, in Shreveport, with the two story brick house and
improve ents thereon, on Texas street, adjoining W.
Gurney's Bakery and Grocery, and at present oecu-
pied by Mr. Green as a grocery and restaurant or
toro,s annlvt tn Tianl21 WEEMS q HEATH.
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just Received

DER steamer Eleanor, fine lot Of caae-seat Arm
and Nurse Rockers, Cushion Rockers, cane seat
chairs assorted Childrens Chairs walnut and PLAIN
Armors, Bureaus, marble top and plain Wristbands
Centre Tables, Workstsnds, Cribs, Moss Mattresses
all sizes; Sales &C.. &c. Also large addition to my
stock q Bedsteads all Of which will be sold liberal
nrioes for cash 1my25l w NJ. ENDGR0'
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valuable Town Property For Sale.

7 OTIS IL and r. in block e. on the Levee, be-
| ! tween the railroad and thu warehouse occupied
by Hull Fyffe, are offered for sale, They viii be
sold for casf OF on IL months tIms. Apply !. N.
Mutt. esq. director, arto O. g. YOUNG,
Iuns ~ sras 4re6ry 5 3 T. 2 3 Co.
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The Shreveport Insurance Company.
Notice..

4 T meeting of the Directors of 6 The Shreveport
N Insurance Company held the I'd Of Decem-
Der, the office hours Of said company fixed
follows; From g. A. NJ to H. NJ. and from to 5, p N.
decg P. FL. ROSSON. Secretary.
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A. MARX
HAS Just returned from New Orleans with as
i pretty ana complete stock Of SPRING and
SUMNER GOODS as ever brought to this mar
ket.
TO TIE LADIES.-He takes this method Of
calling their attention to his splendid assortment Of
Barege,
Organde, and
Muslin Robes, and
Robes Guile patterns.
And as for his stock of Ladies' Misses, and Caters
Shoes and Slippers, without hestancy he can com
peto with any establishment this side of the city of
New Orleans.
GFTO THE GENTLEMEN.--Mr Marx will only
say call and examine his unsurpassed stock OF
White Duck and colored Linen pants,
Black Merino and Alpaca do
Black Merino, white Marsees, and colored
Linen Goats,
White and colored Marseilles and Silk Vests,
All of which, with complete assortment OF
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
He will sell for as reasonable prices or CASH as car
be found elsewhere.
A. MARX also has the agency of SINGERS
/ SEWING MACHINES. a few more left. alb
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New orleans s. Red River Packet.

yszsau4sa \ The new, light draught, fast running
h s.5y4FsS steamer COMET, r. SLEADE, mas
zsszsgyts ter, wv. Seade, cierk,) having been
mi in thorough ORDER has resumed her trips reg
rlnr packet between New Orleans and Shreveport,
Port Caddo Benton, Smithland Jefferson, and all in
te,mediate landings and pantations The Comet IS a
new, very saunch and fast running boat, with excel
lent accommodations for passengers, and has been
purchased by captain Seade expressly for the trade
Her officers will make use o. every e1erron to give
satisfaction to shippers and Travellers and promptly
attend to all orders entrusted to them For freight or
nnssaac app V ON LOard. JanI9
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lust Received.

A LARGE assortment Of HolLoww Ware, =, Timed med
Kttes Frv Pans Coffee Roasters, Tea Kettles, fan
cy 5ronzed and Japanned Dog Irons, Sad Irons and
Stands, Waffle Irons, Fooscrapers, Cistern Pumps
and Malable Iron Pipe, summer Charcoal Furnaces
Also an addition to our stock OF Stoves:
TO COOK & TROEGEL.
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The State of Louisiana---Par1sho of Caddo.
TNHIHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
II -TutOrship Ofthe Minor Hugh B. Currie, No $50.
Notice is hereby given that JESSIE G. BURcH tutor OF
Of the minor Hugh B. Currie, has this day filed, in
the office Of the CLERK Of said the final account OF
lessee Burch late tutor Of said minor praying that the
same may be homologated. Now, therefore, nnless
legal opposition be made thereto in thirty days, the
time prescribed by law, said account will be APP
proved, honoIogated and made the Judgment OF the
court, az prayed for
IL Given under my hand and seal Of Office, thi'
l.. 8. 22th day of Jund A. D. 1859.
E. II. PENNALL,
io3-6 Dep'ty Clerk
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SssA4s@ Has Just received from New Orleans #sk#
EZ an extensive assortment of fresh Il$AlSs
FAMILY & FANCY GROCERIES,
Confectionery Crysalised Fruits Candies, Cordas, &C.
Selected in person expressly with view of meeting
the wishes of his patrons and embracing almosteye
~ article suitable the season. including every de-
scription of French, West India and American Pre-
serves and Jellies, Pickles, Ketchups and Sauces,
Crysazed Fruits. Fruits put up in their own juice,
Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits, Cranberries, Figs Prunes,
Cilron, Dates, Currants, Rasins, Almonds, Pecans,
Filberts Brazil Nuts, superior fresh Candies, Sugar
Plums, plain and motto Kisses, Lozenges, Gum
Drops, Syrups superior Cakes, fresh Oranges, Lee
mons, Apples, Pine Apples DC, DC.
His supply Of Groceries is very large consisting IN
part Of Sugar Coffee, Tea Chocolate Hams, Candles,
Soap, Starch Flour, Molasses, Mackerel, Herrings,
Sardines Lobsters Olives, Anchoves Mustard, Soda
Butter and Water Crackers, Goshen, Western, Pine
Apple and Swiss Cheese, Goshen Butter, Lard, Salt
Pepper, Spices, Indigo Sweet and Lard Oil.
superior assortment of Liquors OF every descrlp'
ton: Brandes, Whiskey, Gin Port, Madeira, Clarei
and White Wines, Champagne, London Porter, Scotch
Ale, Cider, &c, &c, &c
Toys and Fancy Articles of every description fo
children. Superior Cigars, Chewing and Smoking
4 Tobacco.
A Suppers, Confectionery and Refreshments for Par
ties Balls or Weddings furnished at the shortest no
tice and on the most reasonable terms. declo
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YalnahIe PrOpertY FOr Sale.

FdIUdTIO
TE TIE subscriber wishes to dispose OF his proper
I ~. adjoining the town of Shreveport, consisting
Of a Dwelling House, Kitchen, Ironing House Negro
Cabins, Stable Carriage House, etc. together with 80
acres Of land. of which 20 is under cultivation. lie
will dispose Of the whole Of it. either together Or ~
small lots to suit purchasers.
The above is a desirable opportunity for those who
nav Win 10 locate themselves near For terms
apply to the subscriber. ~,rr,,,,r.
narch23 ia ME0 1lL1f ~
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rhe estate of I,onisiana.- Parish of caado.

The state of louisiana Parish of Caddo.
TltiHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
L. Succession of Elias Lake, dec'd.-Nonce is
hereby given that JOHN H. BURNS testamentary OF
said succession, has this day filed annual ac-
count OF his administration of said succession, and
unless opposition be made thereto IN the tine pre-
scribed by law, the same will be approved homoio-
gated and made the judgment of court, according TO
law.
~ Given under my hand and seal Of office, this
1. s. 9Th day of June A. D. 1859.
! ..,Si86t N. E. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

vKyHERE Ae. q the l3th day Of October, 4. D.
wv 1850, Y. 3. Miller aud Ann Maria Miller execut-
ID 20 Deed Of Trust Of that date Of ths following
described real ssleAe, situated In the county OF Clay
ton, aud State vf love-, towit The south fractional
half OF the northwest quarter Of section No. sxtesns
6) m township Ninety Ave. cosy north Of range three
"a, West Of the fiNh Principal Meridian. containing
y-uine and llaoo acrss aud the southeast quarter
in township ~. 1sstyhvs t9t) north Of range four
(A) west Of the 6th- Rndpal Msedian TO secure the
payment OF Ons pfomisory note therein described Of
even DAT thsrewtA. Tor the sum Of Eleven Hundred
and Twenty and ellO0 dollars, ($l ia Sl.l00h
withintsros aeF das st the rate Of ten cent per
annum till paid, meds by X. Miller. payable SIX
months aHerths date thereof, 70 Rodney Huribut,
which said deed a. trust recorded In tho once OF the
Recorder Of the atesssSd county Of Clayton, IN B0sk
49," on poeq "1a4.N AndNhNAoD, default m been
made In the payment Of the said promss0Ey noess 90
wording to the tenor and effect Of the same. $50
Nov. thersio<s, rpanuAncs and BY yiftse Of the
Pablo Notios = givea, that :ha!l s:ll The ssd
rsel estate and lspes, and AZ right ana eou,sy q
redemption Of The uaid v. =. Miller and Ann Maria
Miller, their heirs and aigns thSrein, At public AUG
tien tho highsst Addee cash. ~ the oca OF
4 Knnaird, Ia the town Of Mc0rsgor, IN the county
Aforesaid IA Ian day % june, a. d. 1859, % ten
O'Clock, 4. Ma OF that day, for the purposes OF SAID
Trust and to realize the sum Of money remaining due
and unpaid said promssory note, and the cost and
expen Of said Trust and Of sdveris nj and selling
the said premises. WILLIS DRuMMOND, rsustes. +
Mc1regor. May 3, ls50wS
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9.atest Mews.
Fighting Commenced.

Fighting Commenced.
The ity Of Washington, from Liverpool, May 2sth,
passed Cape Race, Thursday evening; her news is
highly important.
The FIRST grand battle had been fought between
France and Austria, at Monticello occurred on the
2lst. The French accounts say that 900 Austrans
under Gen. Stadion, attacked the advanced posts Of
Marsha! De Hiliers and repussd by Gen. FORTS
division Of Sardnans after . short combat Of four
hours The allies carried Montebcllo but did not pur
sue the Austrans The French state that tho loss Of
the Austrians was 500 to 1000, and that Of the
French COO to TOO, many Of whom were Officers.
The Austrian accounts simply state that Gen. stadion
pushed forward reconnaissance towards Montsbello,
but after hot fight with the French they retrsAted
across tho Po in perfect order. .s...,.
Other trifling engagements reported, all result
ing 10 favor of the allies. Prince Napoleon and .
email French force had arrived at Leghorn.
Six British nen-ofwar had entered the Adriatic Sea
Revolutionary movements are reported In Lonbardy.
The wounded Austrians and prisoners were arriving
at Alessandria and Marselles.
The money market was uudisturbed aud breadstufYs
were dull t
The King Of Naples, lBombal il dead, and Francis
20, had succeeded him on the throne.
Kossuth, Is said to hav passed through Psrss, On
his way to Hungary. In disguise.
Pamsrston and Russell have had political qusfrsl.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company Will 90 to wosk
shortly with . capital stock Of three millions. :.
The French feet before Venice had taken twenty
vessels. It Is thought that Russs will not back
France should the latter power invade Austrian terri
tory Prussia and Germany will also resist the French
The usNal amount Of murders and Casualties ass r.
pqsted Il Nsx York -bs. Observation-Disclosures
bodies was picked up in Long Island Sound Oh The
9TH the bodies were those Of two white men, one
negro two women and TIVE children. No clue TO the
mystery. ,.-.
The Fashion Course races are In full blast.
The Vanderbilt aAd City OF Balsimors, carried out
. million Of specie each. '-t% - g. 5s q
The French are purchasing American vessels.
Joseph Charles Of St. Louis, old and resp ected
ctsen Of St. Lous, shot the sire cts Of that
city, June Sd, BY J. W. Thornton tho murdseer was
tried and acquitted three years ago, . charge Of
robbng bank Of $50 900, while hs was It's teller.
Charles was the principal witness against him. The
military wss ordered out to prevent mob from killing
Thornton. Charles has since died.
Gold digging Is now said to be very probable In
Vermont.
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FlREvORKs.-The Fourth is aim

FlREvoRKs-The Fourth is almost
here and of course every patriotic boy and
man wants to show his love of country by
display of fireworks of some kind. 1t
will be seen that LANPsoS & HOPKINS are
in receipt Of everything in this line of trade
and Wholesale or Retail buyers will find
them most agreeable gentlemen to deal
with. They also are well supplied with
Teas, Tobacco, Candles, Liquors, Fruits
and Grocery Stock generally. Their
Confectionery is manufactured by them
selves and not excelled by anything Of
the kind made west. These enterprising
young men have lately finished up their
store room in very handsome style and
they desere large share of public patro-
mage. 7 sa @- "
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II UP RIVER PAcKErs.- learn reliably
that the steamers Of the Minnesota Packet
Co. will leave Dunleith mornings instead of
evenings on and after Tuesday Of next
week This arrangement win probably be
q greater convenience and satisfaction to,all
concerned, than the present one Of compcll-
ing passengers by the morning train TO lay
over here on the boats all day.--DualeitA
advertiser.
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lMPRovEMENTs.--Man improvements and
changes have taken place since our last no.
tice under this head, but we will wait q
week or two yet for summing up.
..a...s--...sz.7 - :sEs..Ss.s
Editor simes:-The Republican party
have had full control Of the State govern
ment of Iowa now, for some several years.
When they came into power they found
the people prosperous and happy; our a.
nancial concerns had been watched with an
eagle eye: public officers had been held to
a strict accountability; the government had
been administered on the principle Of ''the
greatest good to the greatest number: taxes
were low; and emigrants were pouring in
from all parts Of the world. All over the
beautiful prairies We're seen the husband
man and his sons, busily engaged rearing
his cabin, tearing up the rich sod, erecting
his fences, sowing his wheat and oats, and
planting his corn, while his wife and rosy
checked daughters were busy making gar
dens, planting the rose-bush and other
shrubbery around the humble but quiet and
happy home But in an evil hour, few
designing, wire-working politicians, who
were too proud to work and too poor to live
without it,-combining together, and rails
ing the yell Of poor bleeding Kansas" and
pro-slacery, got possession of government
and so numerous were they, and SO cla-
morous for the spoils, great many new
officers had to be created. Now we may
meet them At every town, feeding and fat
tening on the hard earnings of the toiling
masses; and if freeman happens to insin-
uate that times have grown sadly out Of
point, you win hear them cry .pro-slaUery;;
oh you belong to the pro-slavery party
If you presume to ask one of them how. it
is that the taxes have been SO. enormously
Increased, they answer '.pev.slare,y.' If
another asks how the State has been run
so much in debt, their only reply is, 'oh !!
see how it is. You are a pro-slavcry
mani" I q T..e a.s - RI
Now, Mr.. Editor, I, for one, am not salts
fed with these answers. In looking
around me see nothing but dependency,
discomfort and suffering; and after awhole
years toll it takes about every dollar =
farmer can spare to pay his taxes. Emf
grafton is at stand still; real estate is
worth about one-half Of what it. was ; our
towns and villages are retrograding, and
nothing but our indomitable energy has
saved us from utter bankruptcy. Il
If the above, sir, is true picture, (and
who will say it is overdrawn) what should
the people do? Shall we fold our arms and
suffer this party to rule US, and fatten of
our toll 2 Or shall we rise in our might,
and without respect to party shackles, hurl
these rampires from their high positions
Would it not be the part Of wisdom for
the honest and Independent citizens Of
Clayton County to meet on naasse at Gar
nayillo, or some other central point, at some
time during this season, and select from
among themselves the men best qualified to
fill the different offices, put them in nomi,
nation, and sslsct thsmi Or shall We tame.
ly submit and let few political hacks got
| together, and let us know for whom to vote.
McGREGoR, June I'd, 1852.
|. - A FREEMAN.
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BRASS BAsD.--The McGregor Band is fair
ly launched, the instruments purchased,
the teacher has commenced and shortly VIC
will have Hail Columbia reverberating from
the bluffs, of the Fast City," The names
Of the performers are not yet reported to
US but most Of them are men who have
been more or less familiar with wind instru.
ments for years