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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-31

True RADIcAL.-This is the title of a
wild paper issued from Davenport. The
Editor, F. +. Jeryis, is a German. o tai
ented writer and well-posted historian.
We take up no paper that is more than
peer Of his. History, Logic, Facts, Illus
trations, Nonsense, Independence and the
general assortment of readables that sho'd
grace an editorial restaurant of Intellectu-
atty are as plenty as raspberries on our
hills. Frank doesn't always say what we
approve, but he runs his paper and we try
to run ours, and its nobody's business if
we collide occasionally.
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Washington, D. c., July 10, 1867.

The Empress Eugene visited the Amer
lean man-of war Colorado at Cherbourgon
the 9th inst.
The Liberals in Mexico are prosecuting
the Catholics, and have arrested number
of dignitaries of the church.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-31

= thought that Judge Paschan will
be nointcd Governor Of Texas.
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If there is any style of Insurance that
overcomes us it is security against acci-
dents. We confess to little scepticism on
the propriety of ''Life" Assurance, but
the Accidental is our hobby. Since its
introduction to the world by the Hartford
Company, we have been, without pay its
earnest supporter. We never travel with
out policy, nor would we live moment,
if sensible, unless policy was in our pos
session. Being killed is wind-up of the
whole matter but manning, leg-breaking,
arm-amputation, injury to the chest, ply
steal damage of any kind, with weeks of
sickness and NO pay, are bad things to
have. Death is inevitable but accidents
are common. Where there are large fam
lilies Of children it is the duty of the head
to protect them by Life Insurance, and we
like man who looks after those who are
precious to him but the Accidental of
Hartford, not only provides for him on
Earth, but secures his family in case
the accident should result in death. No
man should be without Hartford policy.
Esq. Jordan is the local agent here. Maj.
CHENEY, of Whitewater, an ancient Nc
Gregor social, and Col. Abbey, of Hart
ford, ore in town to further the interests of
the Company, and, though both are good
takers, they can say nothing too common
datory Of this most excellent plan of Sc
curing ones self against possible pauper-
ism. e s*st,.H ..s,'
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Correspondence.
Apologies for SO readable letter as the
following are out Of order in our social par
liamentary -
Ladies, like motion to adjourn, are cal
ways in order !" "LorrIE," former Al
ALBANIA correspondent, can write for the
TINES just what she pleases, and we rather
guess her reflections will reflect here.
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Home and OtAer ltems.

Agentlenan named j. II. T. writes us
that the Baggage-man on the McGregor
Western charged him two or three prices
tor transporting a small dog: our friend
wishes the supt. publicly advised through
our columns. We do not publish his let
ter, hut will tender little advice Get
larger dog SO that the freight will be Just
kill the dog-or bring it to McGregor
without muzzle and Marshal Drummond
will do the killing himself. ....Pat Fury,
of the Union House, vii. have Cotillion
Party on Saturday evening next. Good
music, good fare, good attention and q
good time generally. Since our name
sake's marriage, he is one of the pleasant
est gentleman we know we hope to see a
STOCK" of the unpainted beauty and health
of McGregor present. Our attachments,
socially and otherwise, are toward those
who act like human beings instead of
fixed-up dolls. Blessings on the "Work-
ing Girls" May the divil be calm for
us when VIC refuse to speak kind words for
persons who earn what they have in this
world in an honorable way and not by the
sale of their selfrcspect......A Congrega-
tional S. S. picnic will take place on Sat
urday next. The steamer CITY Of Nc
Gregor will leave her wharf at 81 for Capt.
Lantry's. All friends Of the school and
society are cordially invited to Ego along"
Mr.. Fred. Elmendorf is one of the ''bosses"
and very pleasant time is anticipated.
......The Reverend Professor Showers (late
of an Eastern Institution) has accepted the
pastorage Of the M. E. church Of McGreg-
~, until the meeting Of Conference in
September. Rev. Mr.. Jordan, Baptist,
writes us that he is domicilled with Rev.
DR.. Dixon of Milwaukee, until further no.
tice. Jordan writes letter as lively and
interesting as his sermons were during
his brief occupation of the Baptist pulpit
at this place; we wish he would come back
to this place, but our influence in the reli-
gious world is too light to draw him.. 1t
is reported that jefferson Redding is mar
ried to Miss Morris, of this city, but we
have no official notification of the fact
"Jeff." has been very steady lately, and
though quite young, we think it not fair
to presume that he will not make a good
husband. :. :. Gen. Julius White, of Chica-
60, is the General Western Agent of the
Branch of the Hartford Accidental Office
at 80 La Sale St., and one of the best men
in the Northwest. Our calls as before
stated, are too numerous to mention. Gen.
Tom. Allen, the Wisconsin Secretary of
State, was among them. Mead, Haislett,
Eiboeck, Maj. Cheney. Col. five or
six of them, were also at our headquarters.
This is Excursion week and we cannot
particu.arize. Selah. 'e
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would not write hne-tact or tlctlOn-FOr
any Journal "Day Book" or LEDGER
under the "Sun,'' received from clergy
man the quiet reply, "Nor-wood-I.". 49,.
1t is limited that Gen. Meade will succeed
Gen. Sheridan if the President decides to
remove the latter. "What did you used
to do, mamma, before you were married.
asked cherub of four years old. swell,
my dear, had very good time" "a
good time p he exclaimed, Indignantly
"what, without me ?'..... Pennsylvania
has as many school children as Wisconsin
has people,. China and Japan together
contain nearly half the population of the
globe. ....Why is man ascending yesu-
vius like an Irishman trying to kiss pref
ty girl? Because he wants to get at the
crater's mouth. ....A London dispatch says
that Omar Pacha has reported to the Turk
ish government that he has suppressed the
Canadian rebellion.
Mazzini has gone to Italy to join Carl
baldi.. Money has been offered in Lon
don market for II per cent, and "no TAX
ers." .....About half of Table Rock, at
Niagara, has been blown off by blasting.
$3.50. Escobedo has been placed in command
Of the Mexican army, and Juarez is can
didate for reelection. The New York
Constitutional Convention on the Oath re-
jected propositions to give the right of
suffrage to all male citizens over Is, to
compel voters to be able to read and write
after 1869, and establishing female suf-
frage Senior Romeo intends soon to re-
turn temporarily to Mexico, having re-
ceived leave of absence from his post, af
ter eight years of absence from his coun-
try and of unremitting attention to the ar
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ny-ulGUEST MARKET PRICE paid ior
.I'rcWuss, ut II. L.
Aux pIanlcurs-
Gan ACIDE NILFUREtA.

NJ. CAMILLE T.. MIRE avcrlit les p'an'enrs
de Sain,-Iacques ct des nn!tes pa'o'>s's q"''
%, raoent rfn6ral lie NJ. X. A. STEWART pour
l'emploi du eaz acide sulfurens dams la labr'ca'
ton din sucre.
Chacun sal, que NJ. r. A. Stewart a ete pa
,en,e lie II Janvier 1867 par 10 GooveFnemem
des E,a,s-Uni, pour son systemic de clari6ca'ion
9, De fabrication du sucle au moyen du gaz
Hcide sulinrcnx.
Les personnes qui %fab1qoen, lie sucrc, c'at''
fen, les liouidcs 81 les demi. ~liqnides al moyen
din rnz acidc sulfnrcux, doivent ne point on
bIler-qnc lie droit qui leur cs, garant' par va
cha, de I'appareil Con.mnny, Cage, Wheeler
R,yan on autie, ne les @auloti.e en- tien a EN-
pIuver lc yaz acidc snllnrenx. &c dcT''er dro'
appar,icn, exciusivement i NJ. X. A. Stewart
mar ,e,,res @pa,cn,cs Ell date du II Janvier 1867
Les pcrsonnes @vonlant Sc serv'r du d't Iaz
senl ~procedt cmployt aujon'dhni avec lc pit"
Grand success, dolvert s'adtesser Il NJ. CAMtLLl
+. MIRE, Sainl.JacQnss, trlve dtolte,) on Al
bureau dn ioui>;nnnis ~ Aah, 1867.
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Eat dc Ia lOEi>iInc.
C0ur du Quatrime District Judiciuirc.
pAROISSE Sr-JACQUES.
Succession de fen Jerome Gaudet.

En- vcrtu dun o,dre de vcnic en- date du I
Oclotre 1867, i mui adres>f dams latia,rc ci-
dessuS, par Honorable Canr snS. nominee. l'of.
frirai en- ven,c pnbIiqne, sur les ficnx, MER.
CREDi, ie 10 NOVEMBRE 1861 II heures
Din ma,in, les prophecies ci-apres decri'es, sa-
volr:
10. Une cer,ainc terre on portion de terre, 81
tufe en- ce,lr pa,ois>e, >nl la rive ganrhe
du neuvc Mississippi, a So miles environ dc
Ia Nouve,le- Orleans, nIes,rAnt cinqnan'e
hui, pieAs de face an t@l"nve. plus on moins
sur quAtre..iu.ls atpen's de rr"fondenr, Dor
nee en- han, par t, ptopNih!i dc NJ. Tnanetne
Gande, eli en- has par cel!e de n. Eniliie'
RousSel.
| 30. "a c]arot,es de taIac.
CoNplrloSs:- Compliant en- bi)le,s ayan' courS
S THEREOF,
ShGtif.
Pa,oiSSe ST. Jacques, 10 Dctobre 1867.
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state Of LOuj>inua.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT cf11pr
Parish of St. James.
Succession Of the late Jerome Gauaei.

BY virtue of, and in pursuance to an order
OF sale dated the 18th October 1867, rendered
by the above named Court, in the above case
and to me directed, | will offer at pnblic auc.
''on, ON the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
18Th NOVEMBER, 1867, at II o'clock A. NJ.
the following described property depending
upon the above Succession, viz:
10. A certain tract of land situated in this
Parish, on the left bank of the Mississipn;
river, at about fifty three miles above the
City of New Orleans, measuring fifty eight
feet more or less front on The river, ty a
depth OF eighty arpen,s, bounded above by
land OF Mr.. Thaosene Gaudet and below nv
that of Mr.. Emilien RousseI.
90. 81 carrots of tobacco.
TERMs:-Cash in legal currency,
s, THEREOF,
SherU.
Parish of 81. James, 18th October, 1867.
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0Nous appelons l'attention de nos lee.
tenrs sur I'avis de MN. AuBERT & TEssIER,
qui v%iennent donvrir I'm magasin sur la rive
gauche de la paroisse s..Jacques.
Ces messieurs sont ,rop avanta geusement
%connus, ct leur passe garantit assez Ieur in.
telligence ct lenr prolific, pour quill soft u.ile
de faire pour eux dc laIeclame ct de la recon.
mandation.
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Aux %planteurs.

Les habltanfs qni desirent Sc procnrer Fan.
PareIi an gaz acide suIfnrrnx, connu Ell palenii
sous lie nom de PATrIsoS REVOLVING C%yi1snes
son' respectuensemen invites Il faire imm6lia.
.eme"t 'enr d"mande a Get efrt. pour tvi,er
!on' retard. Get apparel ponr la Qualification dn
JUS 'e came, est '"con'establemen suparieur
a TONI azure. PIeine Ell eniiere satisiaciion Sera
donnee AVIAN, que lie paiomen, NO soft exioa
S'adresSer i PATTJSON g. CAGE
Houma, P~aroisse .Terrebonne, Line.
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STATE Of IOuisjlnl.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Police jury.

Be it known that on this l4,h day of October
Eighteen hundred and sixty seven, at 10 o'clock A. Al,
The members of the Police Jury of the Parish Of
Saint James, met at the Court House Of said Parish.
Members present Mr.. N. s. Landry, President,
Messrs. Livain Bourgeois, F. P. Poche, John B. Dry
and Marcelin Tircuit.
Members absent Benjamin J. Bingay, L. T. Denesf-
bourg and Claude Remondet.
On motion of Mr.. Pocht, the Jury stands adjourned
until Monday, 2s!h instant.
A true copy.
ALFRED TREPAGNIER,
Secretary Of the Police Jury.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
c.ur du Quatrione District Judieiaire.
PAEO.SSE ST-JACQUES.
T. Mflanron 4. al.
Ieure Y. Mflancon. 7'ufrice u al.

En- vertu dun dacret de par,aec a moi aarcs.
Sc par fhonorahie Cour one dessu. dams la sns,
dl,e atia're, JotIrirai Ell vente puttiqne g, a
! enchere. sur les IienX. MERCREDI. 90 OC.
loBRt 1867, a 10 henres A. NJ, les PROPHECIES
ci.apies %deciites, pour e~ilec,uer un partare entire
les parties CT -dessns, SAVIOR:
10, Une habi,a,icn e,ahlie en- ]sncrerip, si,u1e
dams la P%aroisse St-1acques, sur Ia rive gau.
che dn tenve Mississippi, a 81 miles enyi.
ron au-dessns de la NouveIle Orleans, mesu.
rant seize arpenis plus gu MONS de face an
dit f1euve sur qnaire.vinaiS arpen,s ct fer
mant dams la profondeur, bornee il la ligue
superieure par l'habita,ion White Hall appar.
tenant a venve Nj. u. B,insier ct 4 la lipne
inferieure par ceiIc de NJ. Emile Lc,uIe, en-.
semble toutes les bAtisses ct authorizations
qui sly trouvent.
20. |ingt neuf mulets, quatre bcufs de trai,
dlX-sept vaches ct veaux, IN lot de mon,ons.
vingt-quatre charrues ct un grand assor,i.
ment dontils aratoires.
so. I'm lot de neubles meub,ants.
IERMES EFT CONDITIONS:
10. Les menbles Ell antres eiieis mobiliers So.
ront vendns s%eparemen' ponr dn compliant
90. Lhabiiation, les animanX de tTai, e, ailre
belail ainsi que les outils ara,oires srron,
vendus en- bloc payable $4,000 compliant
ct la balance payable a un ct deuX ans du
Jonr de la vente I'acquereur fournira' ses
blllets endosses a satisfaction, fli,s par cou.
pons ct payabIes au bureau du Recorder de
cetie paroisse, portant ih'6ret de hui, pour
cent Fan a da'er de l;echtance jnsqu'a par
fat Placement, %saran,is par hypo,heque spa.
cIale, lie privilege de vendcur ct lie pac,e de
mon alienando."-Le complain, payable en-
billets ayant cours.
S. THEREOF.
Parolsse sf.Jacques, 81 Sep,embre 1867
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Fiat DC In I.Ouisia n:
COur du QuairiemN District Jnditiairr,
PAROISSE Sr-IACQUES.
Succession Il Communicate DE- fen Amfina
Coiomb, ,pousa d Emih 1Mcaua.

.L,Eta. ct la Conr suSdI:>:
A Em,ic 1n.caud fiis, lon,icilia en- n willie
de la Nonvrile. otItan-, Ell aux Crtanciers q,
a tons c.ny v intafc~sis:
AtIendu Qu'Emtle Tureaud, de la Parnisse
ST jacques, Administrator d. la suSuIt. Sue.
ccssion ~ Communicate, a "niiaSse en- ceitr
Conr sou comp'" d'a1miuis,rari"n Dc la hle
Succession q, CoinmuMau,e, dcmandau, rho.
moIoeation d@.r''ui.
Won cts notifies, ct avis public vouscs'. par
cts pte-en'n>. ttuiint a tons ct i cIIACUu de voHS
davotr a dedutte. par tcfl', DIN, irenlr Jour, de
ce,t" date, an Bureau dn Gtetiier de cc,ie cour,
4 Ia Nal>on Dc tonr de la i,e Parorsse. les raj.
sons pour le-qnsIl"s il he Se,alt pas fan dtoit a
la demande dl dit pelniounairr.
Ientnln, Ellon L BEAUVAIS
l. 5. Jnge de uotre due Cour, &c cinqulen,
~ SJour dortohre 1867.
r. S. GAUDET, Grefier.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession N PARTNERSHIP OF THE LATE
Wlpow a. MELANgON n Son.
State Nf Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES. .
7. Mcla"fon :, ais,
Widow Y. Mciancon, Iuirir f. ais.

By virtue Of a sentence Of partition 10 me
aforesaid case, | will offer at pnh!ic auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the o3d
OCTOBER, 1867, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the here.
matter described property, 10 effect a Partition
between the parties to the above suit, to wit:
10. A sugar plantation situated in the parish
of St. James, on the LETT bank of the M,>sis-
sippi river, abou, g. miles above New Or.
leans, measuring sixteen arpen's more or
less ffont TO said river by eighty arpen,s in
depth. closing in the rear, bounded on The
upper lire by While Hall plantation belong.
ing to widow M. d. Brinsier. and on the
win ii! the uu1Iuihgs and Improvement.
thereon.
20. Twenty nine mules, Tour yoke oxen. seven.
teen cows and calves, Il lot Of sheep, twenty.
four pIonghs, a large assortment Of farming
| utensils. s.
30. A lot of household furniture.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
10. The household furniture and oit.er movable
effects will be sold separately fort CASH.
20. The plantation, olking animals and o,he,
live stock together with the agricrllnral i'm,
PIGMENTS will be sold in block payable
50 900 Cash, and the balance on a credi, o
one ana iwo years from the dav ui sale pur
chssers 10 furnish their notes with saliSluc,or,
endorsements for the credit inr,a luenl.. mad,
m sells or coupons al the convenience Of zen.
doris. payable at the office of the Recorder O
MS faFTSf7. 7tFaT1Tg Interest TTTrrth77v-y-7
per annum from maturity until paid, TO b,
secured by special mortgage. with vendor,
privilege and pact de non aIisna ndo."-Th,
Cash payable in legal currency.
S. THEREOF.
Sheriff
Parish of s, James, September 2l.i. 1867
SicrEsSIoS TT Socrar6 MT rrJ. r,,,
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Prix courant de- la Nouvelle Orleans

Or l44 d l444.-Coton l6 a 10. = Sucre, 70 a
17c.- Melasse, So a roc. lie gal. = Cafe, % a
26c.-Farine $40 d $l4.-MaIS ST 30 a 81 4Oc.
lie boissean. Pore, $25 a $27!.- saindoux,
l4a a l6c. la ivre.-Bacon: epanles, Isle. la
iivre 2sc. les jambons cures au sncre. = Riz,
8 a Zee. Ia livre-Beurre, Is i 35c.-Fromage,
IS d 22c. la Iivre-Huile de Charlton. 50 4 zoe.
lie ga!on.-Whiskey, so a 37Ac. lie gallon.
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I'UUTC-
Lumber! Lumber!!

u In" Undersigned is prepared TO daliy.r
Cypress lumber Of any descrip rion a, any Mac.
ON the Mississippi River, below Danaldsonvi,Ia
and as far as The Conrt House in Sain, James
at prices ranging from $3.50 to s37, so, ac
cofdlng 10 quality.
Address R. T. HANSON,
Mccall Bros. Plantation,
Ag. 81 Donaldsonville n
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Fiat dc In Louisiana.
PAROISSE SAINT-JACQUES.
Juri de Police. -.

Aujonrd'hui, lie lime jour du mois d'Octobre, mi
hut cent 'oizan'e sept, a 10 heures du matin,
Les membres du Juri de Police de la paroisse Saint.
Jacques, Sc sont reuni. a la maison de Cour de la di.e
paroisse. ---
Membres presents NJ. N. S. Landry, Preside mt,
NM. Livain Bourgeois, F. P. Poche, John B. Dry
ct MARCEL" circuit"
Members absents, Benjamin ]. Bingay, LIT. Deneui.
bonrg ct Claude Remondet.
Sur motion de NJ. Poche, lie Juri est ajourne JUS.
qu'au Lundi 20 courant.
Pour copie conforme.
ALFRED TREPAGNIER,
SecrGtaire du Juri de Police.
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GREAT SALE
ON TIE POPULAR ONE PRIZE PLAN
Giving every Fstron a Handsome and
1k,l,abao Watch for tn low Price
Of Zen Doliars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
AND NOT TO DE .
Paid for unltst Perfectly satssf.csory.

WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
AND NOT TO DE .-.
Paid for nnlts< Perfectly Satlsf.csory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. $3.50 to $50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches 300 to 500
100 LADIES' Watches. ena,neled. lV# 10 300
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer do. go TO 800
900 Gold Hunting l.ug,,sh LEVERS. 200 to 30
800 God Hunting Durlrx Watches $50 to 200
500 Cola Hnn,'g American Watches 100 TO $50
500 Silver Ilnr,ing Levers so to $50
800 Silver Hunting Dnrlexes y to $50
500 God Ladies Watches 50 to go
1000 Gold Hunting Lnp'n~s. . so to -
1000 Misoelt IN. onS Silver Watches. so to 100
500 Hunting Sffver Watches. IS to 80
5000 Assorted Watches, all kiudf 10 to ~
~ Fiery patron obtains a watch by tlis arrange.
men,, costing bot $40, while ii may be worth $50. No
l,at,iali'y shown, #-.. 49,. ..m"." .M.M. ..
Mrs>rs. Hill. Porter & Go . and 4 Dey street, New
York City. wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
mag nifcent stock Certificates, naming the articles, are
r'acei in sen led envelopes, and welt mixed. Holders al.
payment jir Of 'sl1,,' ,wS'k;ss,resI" " bS "a Mstfn fs Wor Is ,13 Hpe o.
less. The return of our certificates entities YOU to III,
article named thereon, upon payment, Irrespective o
it, ~orth, and rs NJ article valued les. Than $40 /.
named on any certificate, i, will at once be seen that
this is . ..-
No Lohtry, lat a straight frtrard legitimate
transaction, mhirh mag be participated
.. in crcn by N" mos jisiid,ons.
A sing'e cerriica'" vii be sen, by mail, pos, raid
upon receipt Of % cents. five far 81 eleven far 50
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Al ST. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH
OUVERT DEpUIS LIE I'm OcrOprr

DEPU1S LIE III. OCTORrE
III" " VI. Anberl, Tej>~icr d Cic..
ann"nceh' aux habiian,s de la Paroisse Saint.
Jacques qn'ils vi-nnent d'ouvrir un nouyeau
magas'n sur la prnprieie de Nine We. Eu.
gene Bourgeois, Give ganche), il i'eniree dn
che,nln de Ia Gtauda Po,uie. dasirna sons +.
noW de ST. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH.
lis anront cou-thminpn, en- masa>ju I'M as.
sentiment tres varia d.. MARCHANnISES
SECHES, CHAPELLERIE. CHAUSSuRES
SEILERlE, QuINCAILLERIE. FERBLAN.
TERlE, VAISSELLE, vERRERlE, PARFu.
MERLE de LuBlN, CoupEoY, MoyTpiLAs. ct
de la SocIiTs HYGIeS1auF, PHARMACIE.
CONSERVES, GROCERIES,, WINS ., IL.
QUEURS des meillenrs cruS. CONFISERJE
etc, etc en- un mot ions les ARTICLES ana
doit c%on,enir un endorsement de premier
ordre.
B1y"Prix moderes-Prix de Ia Vile .~y;,s
u I'Ic;lncs d ache,rr au Mus haul nriy
dn marche par lie soussigne
Oct.l9.-2E H, c, COLOMR
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Magnolia Store
WHITE UiLL pOINT

vi. >''r:'''" a'et'' les hahi'anls dc Saint.
Jacques 1ni' ''endra %,oulours a lear DISPOSE
''nh IN assortment compile, de MARCHAN.
Discs SECllES, de GROCERIES ct ii. PRO.
VISIONS de 'ou'es sortes aux prir les Plus
mndtrfs.
II "fie esalemen, IN prix tres ovan,,,sux
avn hap'a"'s pour Ienrs p%ruini,s, leIs que
sucRE, COTTON, PACANES, etc
W lie terry dn White Hal. en- face 70 rae.
c"nrc' Pedesei"nS, est tenn ,ar !. G,sAun -,
lfa'sfse Passagets, chevaux Il voiur-s
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT COURT
Parish Of st. James.


Whereas Charles Simon, of the Parish o" Saint
James, has applied to the above named Count, in ofd..
to be appointed administrator Of the above Succ.ssion
Public notice Is / er.by gwen 10 all par,Ies conee med
to file III wtitihg wIth4u ten days from The date Of notice
hereof, at the oil Of The Cl.rk Of sad Court. Ia. re,.
sons, why the prayer of sad petitioner shoui! no, b.
granted
BY order Of said Court
T 5, GArDEr, Clerk.
Parish Of St. James, October lgh. 1856.
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u Ann daviter any hahiiau,s dc i, D.,
io'sSe St.!acqnes nm displacement an, r,u,,,i ;,
les c"''fra''er dan> Ienrs occupations, NJ /
l.aPoRTE, cordonnler 81 bother, So iran. nor,.,,
cheZ rs Pefsonnes qni vonironi ben I'M ,,n.
her dn travail ct rhonores de leur conf;ance
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SAINT-JACQUES, (RlvE GAucHE.)
Pres du Georgei0un Store.
Commercial.

TNous appelons l'a,tention DIES habi,ants
acheteurs ct vendeurs, sur PAWS de NJ. GlRAuD
propri5taire du Magnolia Stare.
Et aussi sur l'avis de NJ. H. C. CoLoMB.
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Succession and Community Of The late
AmfI"a Colomd, rtfr Of Emile 7"reaed
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La suite az proclaim numtro.)