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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-12

The HoLIDAYs.-Thesc interesting times
are close at hand and fowls are in order.
An exchange gives the following rules for
selecting them: "5 s.' IS
A young turkey has smooth leg, and a
soft bill, and if fresh tho eyes will be
bright and the feet moist. Old turkeys
have scaly feet. :,
Young fowls have a tender skin, smooth
legs and the breast bone yields readily to
the pressure of the finger. The best are
those that have yellow legs. The feet and
legs of old fools look as if they had seen
hard service in the world.
Young ducks feel tender under their
wing, and the web of the foot is trans
parent. The best are thick and hard on
the breast.
Young geese have yellow bills, and the
feet are yellow and supple. The skin may
be easily broken by the head of pin the
breast is plump and the fat, white. An old
goose is unfit for the human stomach.
Fowls are more easily picked if scalded |;
but this renders the skin more liable to be
torn, and consequently they will not look
nice.
OLD HANNAH.-She was an ignorant
slave, but pious old woman, who yielded
to temptation and stole goose, which she
cooked for her table. Her master rebuked
her for the theft, but she was quite stub
born about it for awhile. The next day
being Sunday, her master saw her at the
communion table, and afterwards sent for
her and said: "Why, Hannah, I saw YOU
to-day at the communion table"
Eyes, tank de Lord, massa, was lowed
to be dcre wild de rest oh his family"
but, Hannah, l was surprised to see
you there p he said. "IIow is it about
the gooseY'
Z She looked a little surprised, as if she
did not comprehend the cause of his won
der, but soon catching the meaning, ex-
claimed:
''Why, sar, do you think I'm goin' to
let an old goose stand between me and my
master?'' a1a'aG st.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-12

Weather. Markets, 20. ats5't" nlds
On Sunday at 10, the Alamakec paid
her last visit for the season, amid ice and
cold plenty. She blowcd us many fare
wells and left US till April. Pilot Fry
tells us the boat did not lose train-trip
this season-he ran by the compass and
nofog could stop him. Good! Henry knows
his biz and so do all the Alamakee boys
Capt. Barney does the freight, but it is his
boat that makes the money for the Compa-
ny. Capt. Bisbce takes immediate charge
of the leo Line of Railway boats, slcdgcs
and coaches and will make close connce.
tons with the trains and tho towns all
winter. .
Austin & Co. have good boats and
they are manned with the energy for
which Aus is notorious. We see Bill Dy-
kins, John Freeman, Lou Emo and others
are in the transportation business, but the
extent of their facilities is not made known
to us. Everybody is safe in boat if he
will only stay there and keep the boat
from going under! ~
The weather is cold and growing colder.
In few days the ice will be good for
teams. Ice-boats cross now hourly, but
the trips look hazardous. No accidents
yet. P. Lathrop came down on Monday
with l2O fat hogs; couldn't get them
across; Williams Bros. killed them and
now they are Pork. ie,.5t
Business is dull. The roads are yerv
rough, the river is rising and freezing; the
general tendency is little of the decline
order, gold is lower &c, &c, &c. &c. "
Benton & Co., correct their report. Sect.
Poultry, P. O'Brien tells us is worth 8
to 10 cts. ut wholesale. Fruit AIS to SIS.
Allen says there is no market for furs yet,
in the east-all are buying blind: ? slight
decline is the consequence. Mink 81 to 5
Otter S.. Coon 50 cents, Rat %. Hides
7 to Is. Deer Hides Is to 40. Deer, per
carcass 8 to 9 cts. Game: Quails, l.5O.-,
Grouse: $50 Partridge, 800.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-12
MARRIED

MARI ED.
At the Catholic Church. on Sunday morning, Dec
9th, by Rev. Father Richard Maggie. Mr. John Hou.
han to Miss Mary Murphy. both Of Clermont, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-12-12
FOR SALE on RENT.

BYRON VANDYKE, the CHAMPION Sign
WRITER, can be found at the Times Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-05

H r LoNsDALE, COFFEE BRogER,
1874 Gravier street,
Informs his old friends and customers that has on band
10000 bags Rio Coffee, Prime and Good,
Which he offers sell Of old lin s of 50 bags and mp
wards, 10 suit purchasers
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Saturday, May sth.
For succession David j. Woods-thres ots Of gorddI0
RickeEville, corner OF Jersey and Walnut ssreet7,
Seven ots # ground in 1Feenvilts-ontng on Broadyr
Market and Pine streets
Five lots Of sroand in GrsenverJntng On Broadway and
Market stree5.
One valuable square 6 lots Of ground in Rcksrys, on
Magazine street, opposite the Poydras Asylum
Wednesday, May 9th.
For succession Of Gilbert avkinsstocka strip and notes
Of the Canal BanE of New Orleans
Wedaesday, May j Gth.
For succession Josephine EndeEeone square Of ground in
HcU0DoughYille-
For succession Of f. " summsrs-four lots Of grepn
Ptanta street one half ground in Ricksre one
square ground in CsrroOn Isndson Grand Isle Bagasz
and lands in St Helena parish near Faugpaho station.
wednesday,, May 23a.
VIM h Holmes bis eBeditors-synde szie-s vasua5is
lot of ground IN Boulizny.
Saturday, May 28th.
For succession Of H. 2. McRennsa three story oTfcS
dwelling street. between Canal and aaeas Streets
three story attic brick Dwellings, 8aronHs Streets
julia street. end valuable improved and ahnpr0gs8
lots on Common and Howard streets
Wednesday, May goth.
For succession of Gilbert s. sawkins-gran front stoss
corhero % Unsn Carondele streets residence the
street between Ghartfes and DoEsisrs streets.
-Four lots OF grou Common and Magnolia streets
One valuable square of ground in RicssTville
tof succession Of Charles NOncuFhe three ssoTJ bek
svs NO % canal between Peters and Front sreea
| foT particulars advertisements
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sons are cautioned against trading for the following notes
and Bills which stolen from the office IF the Gar0ndeet
Navigation Company the night of the I'd inst One note
Joseph Buueau in favor Of GaTsere President Gsrundeet
Navigation Company dated March 10 1858, for $3.50 o1
note Of Joseph Bnneau in favor Of GaIdere President
rondslet Navigation Company dated March TO- 1858 fl $50 a.
one note Louis Gagnet in favor of r. Gsrdere rr
Carondele Rayip Company dated June 25 l far
$500; note of j. L. touny in favor Of r. GardeFa Pr
dent arondeet Navigation Company dated january H. 1860
for Sl55
The above Endorsed by fe party in
whose favor they drawn, and consequently are yauees
10 but the
Also lot of Change engraved by ouslas of New
Orleans for The eseeS of the Garandeet Canal and Navigation
Company of dllE ana Ry cents
which signed by l. fagnet, as tfea nre and some by
Gbpnstn Carvin lessees AS these bills were never 81
parties who signed them were stolen as abov
mentioned neither of the gners thereof viii pOnsbe
! for the payment Of them L0UIs GAGNET
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DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after SUNDAY April Iss 1866 the trains on th
road will leave follows:
FROM THE FROM THE LAKE.
O'Clock A. N, Horse Cars 81 O'Clock n. Steam Train
Sunday ATFangement'

Sunday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,, -,
staar Train City every Sunday morning NJ 4oeoeA IN
o An EEt Tram will leave City every Sunday at
an ana alter MAY 9Th the Trains win leave either end Of
the Road on Sundays at every half hour, from until
O'Clock p NJ. &c.,. s., az -.
Passengers for GENTLY Station must nnty the conductor
rinr 10 dspsrurs Of the train Fare " cents each way.
P'''' w GEO PANDELY, General Superintendent,
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The nine remaining of the of the number
drawing first prizes will be entitled the 81 approxtma
ton prizes following principle Ticket No 1896
draws the S5l0 prize then those tickets numbered
each entitled to $500 Ticket $4,000 prize
ckeas numbered respectively GAL 93 ga 95 96
9 94S $40 and $50 each entitled $3.50 Ticket No
9673 draws $3.50 prize then those tickets numbered
spectvey 96 9672 1874 965 $3.50 967 968 969 and 96S
are each entitled to 500, etc etc
following prizes sold in ew Orleans Nos 10 S78
2379 40 o. 2g 1911 1925 334S 253 1881 669 lI5l 1865
Is 753 26 ,693 q, 52l 81 SIS, 1850 and 10 lS9.
Prizes Cashed by CHAS. 4 iONASO,
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SHIP AGENTS AND BROKERS'.

I DWELL q HALEY
SNIFF BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
es CarOAdelet Str Get.
J. F. LOWELL formerly Baxter LOr IN Co. New orleans
W S. BAILEY, formerly Auglste Andre Co. Antwerp.
CBEEvK. MCPHERSON q CO..
WIN oREEyy, THEonoF& MCPHERSON, oHAsnR
H. FoxJ
Ship Brokers and. Commission Merchants.
Agents for the Boston and New Orleans Steamship COMPANY
/ IS Oaronde1et street cor. GrAyisr, New ogsssps
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EY 6. DE FEHIET,

Valuable Building Lots on Canal street. well epcossdAlso
on Gustomhouse, Miro and Toou strsets
BY G.. DE FERRET.
AgcTfoEEER-Onics No ~ Royal strsst
CATURDAY, May s, 1896 AT Ie o,ctocI,
- NJ, at the Merchants and Anctoneesa Exesnae viii be
sold @' 80 W
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in aquars boBpdsa nv
Canal Broad Gasquet and DoFgen0is streets dsig7std n
Nos IT. 10 and 49, and measuring q fest front m
Canal street By 100 feet 10 inches nes In detb Said
lots are we'll enclosed and cultivated TIC sidewalks Tae
of brick lined with curb and paid for.
O. TWEEN HY-ONE LOTS or GROUND designated ~ the
Nos L. 45 G. T. 10, u, u 10 a. %, Z3 a. rs 5 n
and 28 bounded by Canal Miro, Customhouse and T0n
streets.
Los Nos to IL inclusive each q feet inch font
Cutomhouse street. by ia feet in depth lots Nos and
ii being corner lots.
Lots Nos u ID eseh % feet inches front
Tonti street by I48 feet II inches and lines in depth
81 o. 23 "a and Is measure each u feet Inch
Canal STREET by ia feet in depth lot No % forming
the Of Miro and Canal streets.
26 q and % each % feet inches font
Miro by l49 feet ii inches and lines Ia depth
The sidewalks front Of the Canal street property are
paved with bricks and paid for
The whole according to plans, -
re- TERMsOne-th cash and the balance on credit Of
and years in Of the purchasers secured ~
special mortgage and bearing cent interest TO maturity
and per cent. thereafter until final payment.
Acts Of sale before - Notary Public at the epense
of the DuTphageTs
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

FOURTH Dtsrrtcr cyo4s- j MONKS d COBB va Jso. P.
Of new osleans- s5d X - "a U.s. 1''i'
pT VIRTUE Of two atlas -.z-4ts of fgers
NJ scias to directed BY hanors ia Fg1rb DsETie
coed sell at puhic auction the Msressi M sIetion
eers Exchange Roys street between Canal ana tstouors
day Of Aay 1855, at " o'clock the following described
j. 4 UERTAIy LOT OF GROUND. t3esasr With an the
rights ways privileges sryitaeg and apparteaaRsss there
belonging situated the First Distrc o tins 81 in
square bounded by Magazine TO stance Grange ami Re
ards streets, q per ptn made hy fezentein syegar
front Constance de9rh o. Us feet twee par
alel lines acquired BIZ defendant from Mrs Eliza Zsngs
on the Z day Of March 5 BY act passed bef51s D. Ri
cardo late notary public in this city.
2. GERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together With all the
District OF this city in the square b3anae1 by 81 Charles
0arondelet Juia and s Joseph Streets designated By No.
in the Office Of STARK notary public in this city dated q
Of April 1885, which lot gound has 70 hes gad
lines front st. charles street. by $50 feet inches In dept
between equ ana parallel ues end boHndsd n the rear y
alley 20 ieet in width acquired BY defendant nom
II Fisk by act passed before IL Peters, notary pub
s. a CERTAIN LoT OF GROUND, situated in the same
square, designated Lot No photographic SKETCH
nexed passed in the office Of Stark pub
incheSand lines front St Charles street. by depth
Of l6J feet inches between parallel lines said lot is bounded
of said lot others and acquired By dfndnt from the
Female Orphan Society," by act passed before o. Stark no
tary public in this city, dated l4th March, 1856
T. 4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in the First
District of This city in the bounded by Magazine Con-
stance Orange and Richard streets designated BY the No
plan by l. Rezenste Surveyor the a. March 1885,
and measuring follows towit 80 feet front Constance
by depth of 1926 feet between parallel lines together
belonging acquired by defendant Mrs Eliza He
eneger act before D. Ricardo late notary public in
this city. the 9th March, 1853. -
Seized in the above suits. 4
~ TERMs-Cash the spot, in U. s Treasury notes.
GHsS BIENYEEU,
sheriff r he farisb off Fiaanz
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LEGAL NOTICE.

rT1EEE STATE OF LOUISA NA-FouBTH DIS
3tb 5 eV t p s ij soy eL{ i ' On sae
in the 5qoEtng entitled suit in Tie words figures follow
MRS ANNA l. max WE'LL. WIFE OF JOHN d. GAR
R RI ;5 h IS JOHN y. CARBIDE HER HUSBAND.
For the reasons orally by the Court Iii
ordered sdqdged and deer9ed hgt there usent IL favor
Garere, and against her said husband ohn b. Garrere
Saad @ tie ss Pip liz % q hs suit q VIZ VIZ
gains heretofore existing between and sad husband be
dSise1 and tna5 a st E P9g a costs
(sigaal5 PAUL E. THEARD, Judge.
fixed seal Court city Orleans on this
ID Day IN aay in e ysSr our to One @ eight
-'''S' = - -''' J. F. DICK, Deputy CLERK,
LHTAT DE LA EOUTSBAEE-QUATRIE
~ CQur de District de la Nouvelle ogieansJe eefte
eette Gour dams aare cdessous dams les ct eh
fres suvants, saVoir
NINE ANNA 1. MAXWELL EPoUsE DE JOHN NJ. CAR
REkE, VS. JOHN NJ. OARkhRE, SON HRoIN--Nu 16sl6.-
Pour les raisons entendu quF ID cou Il oonrs
gnante, Anna Louisa MAXWELL epouse do John Mewn
separation de bens entire ellie dit epoax, Ct sr
NJ d'oc@nefs AZ "a ains ani etait e5tr el
soft dssoute ct queie detendeur pse tous les @ 1
Judgement signe lie IS ayril 1866.
En- fol de quot sgpa ct appos lie ssea de Is de sGr en-
Ia vile de ID Eogyee &c Seiour de mai as Pam
nee de Notre Segneur mil hu cent ct
yingtdtsieme aimee de indepeqde9es dgs Etats
. = zSa1A' bephte-V %llaf
THE stats OF. LoUIsTANA-FIFTH DIS
1 aS Of Ab f @se 4So Se
in the following entitled suit in the words and ne yes tua
LOUISE AMELIA vERRET VS.. JOSEPH N ROBERT
| No. 1878
On motion of Cutler HaWkiH5 Of counsel a plaintiff and
introducing proofo the claim Of said pfHnti: is
udged that the eoplt herein entered en- the
Louise Amelia yerret wife fJe,eph Robs BE- ienaFsed
and the administration OF he seP9rite sna
Of three s s ssa5 hqea from
ahs5 SS ao m9 he May a% p d M6
lien and privilege defendants properly pert as granssd BY lay to
S5dss5 5ha @stf?5s R A P4f '2s 5s
f sgned 1S'l 4Ap-' CHS. BEAUMONT Judge
Y fmony whereof have hereuuso ny hand and a
6d he sSi Of the said Court city New Orleans m
egbt hundred and and the ninetiet year III IN
depenusu'' . i 4 LUMINAIs, Deputy Gil nix
Fiat, DE la ,L9UGsIANEz-o INqu rEuE
25meour dev5i 1860, jug9ment etc rsndu e Con
LOUISE AMELIA yERREF vs.. JOSEPH N. R oBERT
Sur motion dc Cutler Alkin, eonseers .plaienap
@ ct sur nroduction de peuves avear re
de adite pagnante est ordonne aduge gu IL 5sfn
do Me Louise A5 Verre emT ,e pf g 81
son PouZ e ae pisRs e1 TO- sPh 70
sm sgs o ~ re bS c. gpse d d6iendeur
da pere t de de pgnap te avse iasrs
sur cee so!iae NUT cent part du an mai 1871
~ basement ayec privile les propF6
donne que le deiende9s pale les fgais F'4'
dngem emit rsudu 10 Is ayrn 1866.
| sssIgnt; 10 Is ayrn 1856.
| (signe0 CHS LEAUMoNT, Juge.
En- fol de quol TAI signe ct pose lie Cour
T. Vile de "a NOuvee Orleans SINE Jour de annee
" A LUMIN AIS, Depus6 Greffer
I 1
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-Notieg-NeIther the Captain nor the
COnsinees of the British ship MONMOUTH, from Liverpool
will be responsible any debts contracted by the crew OF
oaid vos.e, BYRNE, VANCE 4 CO
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
"WEDNESDAY, May 2sB, at the Government
w Stables Greenve La will be sold at public auction the
following e;cLfbed Pqldngs, ess etc Viz
containing 1901 feet Of lumber
ONE FORAGE STORE HOUSE, 200 by IS feet. containing
10000 feet OF lumber 100000 shingles S2J0 bricks and 70
OSF FORAGE MILL 100 by fee. containing 900 feet
lumber % 600 shingles 1900 brie 20 windows and sashes
doors engine IL inch cylinder Is inch aroke boiler
smoke stack complete mill hay cutters; Woodward
pump, S inch cylinder, 6 inch stroke.
ONE BUILD No used Water Works, % By p feet
tanning 6g0J0 bricks 1900 feet of lumber doors ocomo
tive boiler smoke stack W0rthngton pumps 10 inch cylin
der inch stroke; woodward pump inch Jnder, inch
ONE FIRE ENGINE HOUSE, 20 by 60 feet, containing
TO- feet Of lumber 4 900 shingles 10 windows doors
ONE BL 4GKsMITH SHOP, 200 by 40 feet containing 3d.
600 feet Of lumber 1000 bricks Y doors IS Window
ONE MESS HOUSE, 80 by 10 feet containing 5000 feet OF
lumber
ONE BUILDING used Oics 10 by IS fest containing
20g0 feet of lumber 1900 shingles doors and windows.
ONE FENCE, containing so feet of lumber.
Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track.
Twelve small Cars.
Twenty one hundred feet Wrought Iron Pipe
Sixteen Water Troughs
Re- TERMs-Cash in national currency
Sale to commence at Il A.
By order of Col O. G, sautele Chief Quartermaster.
BIT Lieut. Colonel and A. Q. n.
n B-Greenvile Station, the Canollton Railroad is
within ten minutes walk of the grounds
SALE OF MACHINERY.
THURSDAY, May 10, 1896, on the LeVee,
foot of Julia street account CT whom it may
will be sold at public auction
The following Steamboat MACHINERY, viz;
| 1 BOILERS snd sH AFT from steamer Warafut.
| BOILERS, SHAFT and 2 ENGINES, from steamer
City Belle
| 8 BOILERS from steamer John Warner
steamer e. T. Dix.
| Sale commence 10 O'Clock A n.
| MJ- TERMs-Cash in national currency.
| E, j. sTRAEG, Brew. Lit CO.. and A. @ NJ.
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SUCCESSION OF JOS. NJ. LOMBARD.
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,

SUUUESNTON Of jus. NJ. LOMBARD- -----
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
OHce--s7 Camp street,
GATURDAY, May s, Mt IL O'Clock NJ,
y accoun Of succession of JOS Laboe, the Mer
chants and Auctiuueers Exchange will be sold
The DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at tho of Erato and
Apollo streets ....
ings etc, the corner Of Sixth and Laurel streets
VALUABLE RESIDENCE, with large grounds on Brain
ard street. between jackson and Phillip streets
DESIRABLE rWO.ST0RY FRAME DWELLING on
EratO street. between st Charles aud Apollo.
The above mprsed in the First Second and Fourth
Districts well located and offering strong inducements in
terms
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FoURra DIsTRIcr GoURr ISAIAH LITfLE W CERTAIN
Of New Orleans Pieces Of Interchangeable. 16,262
DK VEKTu e of and in 0bedfence TO Re
der Of sale rendered April 18Th 1876 70 me dirsced BY
Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans
the entitled win proceed 70 sell, at public
ton, WEDNESDAY, May 10TH 1866, at 10 O'Clock
w. the premises Julia street. Claiborne street. in the
First District of this city
TWO CYLINDER HEADS, Two Pfstons -Four Bed Plates :
alot machinery such Nuts Screws Pumps, Bolts etc.
per inventory which can be seen in my office.
Professionally seized in the above suit
RS~TERMs-Cash the spotin o S, Treasury notes a
CHARLES BIENyENu, II
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g., No. Con- BOWER, GARNER Z HAR-
SIXTH NSv'st RIS0N MERRIAM & KEN

Of New UFIeaha YNEDY-No 1851
DY VIRTUE ola writ of feri fsczas against
- Thomas MerFinan to directed by the Honorable the
Sixth District CCart New Orleans in the above entitled
cause will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse strees in the Second District Of this
city MONDAY fourth day Of June, 1856 at u o'clock
NJ, following described property, viz:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in che FRS. Dis
of this city the square bounded by Common, St Jane;
Grayier and Bolivar streets designated a number fifteen
plan by IIsle architects, deposited
thirty feet front Bolivar ~ depth, between parallel
lines together with all the buildings and improvements there
| on and all the rights ways, privileges, etc,
Being the property acquitted by daiepants act
passed before W. j. Case Of date the goth April s5s by
purchase james Gallagher this city acting in his
aud behalf and Richard Charles likewise q this etg
acting attorney of ms Gallagher wife
Mathew Crooks BY her husband duly authorised, etc.
| Seized Ia the above sur,
| E7 TERNs-Cash the spot, in national currency.
| CHARLES BfENY4fSU,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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THE STATE OF LDUISFARA-FIFTH DIS.
ct Court Of New OeAnBL hsreby certify that the
18th day of April 1866 judgment rendered in this Court
in the following entitled suit in the wards and hg uoY
ing, to wit
LOUISE AMELIA vERRET vs.. JOSEPH N ROBERT
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AUCTION SALES.
GALES AT AUCTION
anturllnr. rfar 9Th

J. B. WALTON 8 DEsLONDE.
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MTsCELLANE0Us
OFFICIAL DRAWING or THE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
For the Benefit of Shelby College.
GLASS 2O2
Simmons. France 81 Co., Managers.

Drawn at Coylngton, Kentucky
ON SATURDAY, APRIL Is, 1866
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rEvHOMAa b. BODLEY Sc CO.,
OFFICE NO. LES eEAyrER sTnEEz, NEW ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY ANT
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Orcuar Cro5s-C Cut Mill Mule SAWS; Mills; Wheat
Mills and Betting Apperatus shatng Pulles and Betting
All descriptions of Plantation Machinery and Agricultural
Implements.
We keep constantly hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and WheelharouH from the well known
| of Joshua Bodey, Wheeling Va
We have connection with extensive FOundries and Machine
St Louis Lousv Cincinnati and Pttsburg
which prepared for any machinery
favorable terms deliver anywhere north Of New
Orleans req of freight TH0s. B. BODLEy Il 90
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POSITIVE SALE TO CLOSE JOINT interest,"
Valuable Building Lots Canal street. well epclosdAlso
Gustomhouss, Miro md Toni streets.