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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31
a. o. DAVID,
.JOSEPH REyJ.t
FRUIT TREES,

VIZ suoscItper mas made arrangements With
IL the most respectable Nurseries in the At.
lantlc states, as well as at the west for the sup
ply and sale of Fruit Trees, in any quantities..
OF the most esteemed varieties now cultivated
IN the United States. The trees will be dcI;y.
cred in Cincinnati, labelled and packed n The
most faithful manner, SO us to insure their safe
transportation to any point in the Wesfern and
southern States. Among the varieties Of Al.
pies, ne has the large road Baldwin, Rosburv
Russett, Hubbardston Nonsuch, T.liaferro.
urom virginia. Yellow Tewton Pippin, Harri.s
sons Newark Crab (for cider,) Siberfin Grab,
and other splendid kinds from New England,
sncludlng the valuable sorts brought into notice
~ .ne massachusetts Horticultural Society
" niiln inc iast ten years. Also, of Pears, he
can supply tue large Bartlett THE prince of Au-
tumnal Pears in Boston market-the tree is Of
rapid, healthy growth, and comes into bearing
While very young,) the Boungmcstre, ff;uc,
large Flemish Pear the Syhanche Ycrtc. Div.
Lewis, and Passe Colman, winter table pcara.
the Catiliac or 40 ounce Fear from France Gov
Cores Hcathcof, &c. ALI Of tho above arc now
growing within two miles of Cincinnati. Also.
fewof the best kind of Cherries, Plums. Pea,
chcs, Apricots and Nectarines, Rose Bushes.
G,apc Vines and Shrubberry, now grownat,ha
The subscribers has the snps. also Of 900 .Of,,s
/
price, by the thousa nd or smaller anantiis: ss
liverable in Cincinnati. "a
he best season for removing and transplant.
ing Fruit Trees, is as soop as possible after tho
leaves have fallen from the effects of art,,,1,.
nal frosts, It should be borne in mind that /.
costs no more to raise the ;ery best fruit. thar,
/ the very poorest; and persons III want Of good
fruit are recommended to send In their orders
as soon as possible, as they will be fled AID es
ccuted in the order OF their recent,on Ero,,,
an experiences Of thirteen years in the Tree Bit.
slnessin Boston, the subscriber trusts he shall
be able to give satisfaction to purchasers: ss,d
!, ere, the s. selection Is LEFT to him, they
thy, vigorous trees, and a s,,ccession Of ysl,,a
ole varieties that will come in eating from Juec
to February. All orders mast be invariably az:
ooapanicd with the cash, Of an order upon soma
house in Cincinnati. ''Fi
John B. RUSSELL.
NO. 6, Cassiliy's Ra,O fronting the Rircr.l
Sept 10, 1889 l6-4t ia.
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4 TO MERCHANTS.

DRIDGEMAN 81 PARTRIDGE arc eypect-
ND ing by earliest arrivals an extensive as
sortnent of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which thus have purchased from first hands II,
the eastern markets, and will consequently be
able to sell for cash as low as st. Louis prices.
Their stock will consist in part Of
80 ps Broad Cloths, blue, black, green, olive,
dahlia, brown and cadet MKT;
40 ps Satinets, Biddle, Adams, cudet and steel
mixtures;
Is ps Cassimeres, black, blue, drab and MKT,
10 ps Beaver Cloth, u superior article for over.
coats; s.ss sf
40 ps English Cd Merinos, assorted colors; S.
20 ps English ga Merinos, figured, u new
article; aH
do ps plaid and plain Linscy;
1900 ps fancy and blue Calicocs;
90 ps bleached Cottons;
SO ps Tickings;
81 ps Kentucky ard Kcokuck Jeans;
1000 lbs Batting; s
500 lbs Wicking;r
70 bales "a and 4-4 bro. Shectings G
o0 ps colored Cambrics; ~
! o0 ps white Cambrics;
l case Canton Flannel;
2 cases blue and striped Drills;
2 bales Twilled Cottons;
3 tons Cotton Yarn;
White, red and blue Macknaw Blankets;
White, red and green Flanncls;
Red Paddings; Canvass;
Brown Holland; Irish Linen;
Apron Checks; Siesias; ~
Strip'd Shifting =; Domestic Flannel;
200 lbs patcnt Linen Thread, black and cold:
l5a lbs Cotton Thread, white, blue and cold:
| $50 dozen Spool Thread;
,, 50 lbs black and cold Sewing Silk;
50 ps pongee and flag. Silk Iikfs;
so ps cotton do do;
IS doz Palm Leaf Hoods and Bonnets;
Ribbons; Gloves; Hosiery;
Cravats; Stocks; Suspendcrs;
Buck and Wool Mittins;
Pins; Needles; Combs;
Fig'd Satin and Velvet Buttons;
Lasting, Gilt and Bone Buttons; &C &c.
ALSO, An extensive assortment Queens.
ware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes. Leather, GRO.
CERES, Nails, Powder, Oils, Paints, Iron,
Steel, SC. sc. sr
B. and P. would also inform their customers
that they will have the best retail Stock of
Goods ever offered in the Tcrritory-comprisin
q general and extensive assortment of articles
adapted to the Western Trade. lT-tf
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MORUS MULTICAULIS.
THE subscriber wishes to dispose Of a
few thousand Genuine Morus Multi
caulis Trees and Cuttings, to be deliver
ed about the lst of November next. The
above trees are now growing near Alton,
and are in the most thriving condition.
TO those who may wish to engage in
the cultivation of this popular variety Of
Mulberry for feeding the Silk Worm, 3
fine opportunity is here offered, as they
will be enabled to obtain the trees in sea.
son to take care Of them themselves du.
ring the winter, and be ready for early
spring planting, and thereby avoiding the
many risks attendant on obtaining sup.
plies from the eastward.
Early application should be made. All
letters will be promptly answered, and
must be post paid.
w. l.. CHAPPELL, Alton Ill.
+ FRoberts Silk Manual on hand, ant
for sale.
Oct. 3-lS.
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.BURLI GTON sMARKET'
WHoLlssALE PRICES CURRENTT.,
THURspAY. Oct. Al 1920

kl ii5sh 1HuRsDAY, Oct. 81, 1889. II
Business brisk -river rising.
BAcoN-Hog round from s to 9, limited de.
insnd. 7Ia5 1st s'3I 31 ss 78 sT9
BeAas--White I,5o
BUTTEs-i6a 16 cts, good demand. S5.s
bEEswAx--lS4 scarce.
CANDLES Sperm SO, Mould Is, Dipt l4c, a
good supply on hand. So
COTTON YARN--34a Csc sales, in demand.
,c CoFFEs-Havana Green l54 a Is, Rio I5a a
10, Java II a ID, e
CieARs-Havana per NJ. IL 90 a q, 90, Prin.
cipe 90 IS sa
CokDAeE-- Hemp Bed Cords 100 500,
Grass 4, 100 e, 90, Coil Manila lSa 20, limit.
ed sale 1G f.5s
DoMssrrcs.-We quote for ! 10 a 10, IA IS a
Is, in demand.
Fisu-Cod 500, no Mackerel or Horring in
market. l
FLouR-Ohio and ST. Louis, Superfne $50
lllinois7 500 so
FRurr--None III market Of any kind.
FuRs d PEi.rRiEs-Decr Skins long gray 2Oc
Red and Blue 80, do. shaved 80, Beaver 9, so u
400, Musksat l0c, Raccoon 80 81
GRAlS-Corn IS Wheat 50 Oats lSa
HIDEs-Dry 6. 7 f'ss
Plough Wings III ~, Castings 6.
LAaD-Limited sale, 8 a9.
LEAD-Dull, Pig S 54, Bar Z 20.
MoLAssEs- Is 70 in demand.
NAlLs-B,ston, good supply. 1000.
On-Sperm winter strained 1874 1,50,
Sumner strained rs l,3l, Tanners Oil 500
S25, Linseed 49, 4 $50.
RIcE-9 10, good demand.
SALr-KenhaWa 100, G. A. Sack S, so, L.
B. So a 50, there is q scarcity in our market
Of Ground Alum Salt,
SuGAR-Good Sugars have tendency up.
wards. we quote N. O. 10 IL, Loaf 10 a
22c. isi
soAr-Eas,ern No. l. sa9, country made
a SC. 5s
ToBAcco-- Manufactured Missouri and Ken.
tucKy Is 20, Virginia as SO.
TeAs-Yonng Hyson 65 u 60, G. P. and I'm.
perial e7aa a 80.
| TaR-bbI TOO. a 500
| WiNEs--sweot Malaga 75c, Tener,ffe 100 q
| 1,5O, Madeira l.50a $50, Old Port 2 90 2,25
Port LOO $50, Sherry 2,c0 q 800, Cham
paigne sig . SIS.
PaNrs-American l24 a IS, English IS a 80
French 50 ass.
! WHlrF LEAp--keg 800 $50
! WINDOW GLAss--pcr box Of 100, first quality
I7x.9 500, 5x.lU 500, 10 X IL 100, l0x Il
800, IL Is II, 90, II Is 1900.
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CHASE & KIMBALL,
"AVE just received general assortment
LII Of English, American g. European
GOODS

AVE just received general assortment
LII Of English, American & European
GOODS s
Consisting in part Of
so ps red, white, green and yellow Flannel.
40 . plaid and plain Linseys @
90 :. Kentucky and Keokuk Jeans ii
80 blue, blk and mixed Sattinets, some very
fine
10000 yds Lawrence Shec:ings and Shifting.
5000 =. blue and brown Drilling
100000. Merrimack blue Prints
10000 Is do fancy do
10000 g English and French do
90 ps American and English CASHMERE
10 i English and French Broadcloths, with
trimmings to suit
10 ps blue, blk and brown Pilot cloths
40 prs black, blue, green and white Macki
nav Blankets
81 prs Rose Blankets
so .. Saddle do
5 bales Batting
A - Wicking
For sale low, at the corner OF Washington
and Water Streets
Oct ID
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l SHERIFF,S SALE

sDY virtue of an Execution to me deliver.
I'D ed from the Clerk of the District Court
Of Des Moines County, Iowa Territory,
have levied upon and will sell at Public
Sale to the highest bidder, in the Town Of Wap-
pello, on
Thursday, the 31st day of october next,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock in the iiorenoor
and in the afternoon Of said day, the following
described lots of land or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary to satisfy said execution, Ito wit
tho west halfof the north west quarter Of sec.
ton No. IL, in Township No. IS north. and
Range west, and the cast half. of the north
west quarter of section 81, Township 10 North,
Range west, and the south west quarter Of
section 81, Township Is North, Range west
taken as the property of Joseph Newhall, to
satisfy CLANCY Brooks.
JOHN II. BRAGG, Deny
for c. NJ, MCDANIEL, Sheriff OF Louisa Co.
Wapello, Sept. 80, 1s39-lsts
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DIR. FALLS
Certain Cure for Consumption, Coughs, Colds

&c. so
YNHIS discovery will undoubtedly confer
upon the human family the greatest bless.
ings that the inventive genius and labors Of
men have ever bestowed upon suffering human
ity in any age Of the world. Until this remedy
was discovered, the consumption had been con.
sidered as the certain destroyer of large
portion of the human race. Selling the youth,
the middle aged, and the old, Unfortunately
and plunging them into an untimely grave.
Who has not beheld with sorrow, the blooming
girl, end the young man, who but a few months
before, promised to mako ornaments to society
and tho world, nippcd, as it were, in the bud,
and consigned to the world of spirits, Just as
they were appearing upon the stage of action?
Fortunately for suffering humanity, the dis
covery of this medicine, has struck from the
catalogue of diseases, the terrors Of the most
horrible malady that has ever withered the
hopes of man.
1t is an Indian remedy, that was discovesed
in the year 1886. DR.. FALL having resided for
twelve years in the neighborhood of the Creek
Indians, and having been surprised at the Won
deriul fact that not single case OF consump-
ton had ever been known to take place among
them, was induced to believe that they must be
in possession some cure for this most distress.
ing of all diseases After much exertion, for a
term of more than three years, spent at inter
walls amoug those children ofthe forest, receipt
for this desease was obtained and its life preserv
ing principles are now offered through the me.
dunn of this medicine, to all mankind. For a
proof of the fact that all the Indian tribes of the
American continent possess u knowledge of this
remedy, it is only necessary to remark that
there is not one single instance on record, OF
even traditional account among them, of any
Indian ever having died of consumption. II il
purely vegetable composition, and one of the
most innocent medicines in the world, and like
oil other articles of medicine used by the Indian
tribes, it is simple in its composition.
observation-disclosures afflicted with consump
ton must take half a tea spoonful three or four
times per day, with the addition OF tea spoon
full Just before going to bed ut night. Patients
afflicted with this dreadful disease by using il
as above directed two or three months, will
find themselves entirely clear of the pain in the
breast and free from the cough, that accompa
MES the consumption.
It is, also, the best medicine in use, for per
sons who are troubled with splitting of blood
and slight hacking coughs, pain in the breast
&C., which when let run on for months, so fire.
quently terminate in consumption. Two OF
three bottles will, in all cases, relieve the pa
tent, and restore the health entirely. 1t viii
entirely relieve the patient from the coughs
which are SO distressing, in few hours from
the time it is first taken.
Taken in doses Of tea spoonful at bed time
it will relieve the most inveterate colds anc
asthma. Stl @
For sale by J. M. ROBERTSON, Burlington:
Oct 81 &ttf lE1 HFJ,-
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BuRL lNGT0N MOUSE.

I'LL AVlNG become proprietor of the Burling.
IL ton House, formerly kept by j.. j Lock
wooD, the subscriber takes this method
10 inform the public that the House has passed
lnto other hands and will continue open for the
.eeeP.'on OF the public as usual. OF the situa.
~ co'n'o!t ana convenience of the Burling.
nigh reputation the house has gained for The
ssst two years is sufficient. Preierrinp to let
INC public Judge Of its merits or dement's as n
public house hereafter, the subscriber will only
.adthat he is determined to render it worth y
ssee patronage of the public, and to give It !,
Isasncter which shall not be surpassed by anv
notel II the Territory for comfort, ease. cor.
'.enicnce. or for reasonable chargcs. The for.
M patrops Of the Burlington House and the
Pablo generally are invited to call
H. E. DICKINSON. Z
49, JILL Gazette copy.
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To All whom it may Concern.
NOTICE

IT'S HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
Il is constituted Attorney in fact by Richard
F. Barrett and his wife by letter of. Attor.
ney (rccerded in the several counties in the
FIRST Judicial District for him and in his name
to execute deedg in fee simple to all those per.
sons who hold his Title Bonds, according to the
tenor Of those bonds, upon payment Of the
money due according to the condition of those
bonds The notes given for lands are in my
hands. All those who are disposed to pay
now for lunds bought Of Mr.. Barrett upon a
credit Of more than one year can do so upon
fair terms. CHAS. J.tSTARR.
Burlington, Oct ], 1839-lstf
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

DY Virtue Of an execution to me directed
ID sued out of the Clerks office Of the dis.
trict Court Of Musquitine county, Iowa
Territory, bearing date June 2lst, 1899, did
on the 18th day Of September, 1889, execute as
the property OF Martin Sutherland. lot Nod in
Block No two, lots 2 and 8 in Block No 4, lots
and 5 in Block No I, lot in Block Is, and
all of Block 81 in the Town of Salem, in said
county, and will offer the same for Sale at pub
lie Vendue at the Court House door in the towr
of Bloomington in said county on the twenty
fifth day Of November next A. ID. 1889, be
tween the hours Of ten o'clock, A NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ. on said day to satisfy Joseph Hen
derson.
JAMES DAVIS,
Sept. Goth, 1S39-19.6t Sheriff Nj. Co.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31
ELECTIONS.

CoXxEcTrcuT. The town elections in
Connecticut show the wing strength of
the State to be increasing.
PgNNsYLvAN1A.--T election in Penn
!. sylvania has terminated in the success Of
the loco foco party. The House will be
long to them by considerable majority
and the Senate, if at all, by very small
majority. There was but little excite
Inent at this election.
0HIo.--'This State has gone for the Lo'
fcos as at the last election, it is said, with
an increased majority in both branches Of
the Legislature. We hope for no change
in Ohio until the wing candidate for Pre-
sident is agreed on.
aa New JERSEY. Although this State was
oyerrun with custom house officers from
New York, and all the exertions of the
officers Of the administration were en-
ployed to carry the elections for their mas
TEL, she has nobly sustained the whig
cause-having elected decided lnajorities
in both Houses Of the legislature. San
gano Jour.
4 Coop OMEN. So lite erci,cmentllas been
created here BY the suspension of the u. S
Bank and its dependencies, that our Bank
Directors have not thonghtit worth THEN
while 10 call ameeting, even for consulta
;tion, on the subject. 1t is 0 X tall correct,
IN this quarter. Boston TRANSCRIPT.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31
NEW FERRY BOAT
g.
,>T.-S
AT BURLINGTON, IOWA TY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
TENHE proprietors of the Upper Ferry (form-
Il ery James Fcrry) at the above place, re.
spcctfnlly inform the travelling community and
all others interested that they have at a cost Of
upwards Of $1,000 procureda new, commodious,
and elegant Steam Ferry Boat (the Shokoquon)
believed to be the best on the Mississippi river
which is now making regular trips every FIVE
minutes. to and from the opposite shore War
rem County Ilhnois.) Experienced and conpe
tent hands have also been procured, and every
other requisite for the comfort and accommo
dation of the publicity careful attention tc
which, an strict adherence to the rates o
fcrriagc established by law, they hope to en-
sure liberal patronage.
25s W. H. MAURo, Agent
Oct. 31.tf
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4 STRAYED OR STOLEN

INROM the farm Of the subscriber living 8
IL miles south of Fairfield, Jefferson county,
on the head Of Lick creek, on the Doth of Sep.
TENDER last, two Horses-both dark brown
one about Is hands high seven years old with a
small ster in his foreheae, -the other IA hands
high, about eight years old, very compactly
built-the. hoofs on the fore feet are split, the
one on the left, being split down to the toe
with small white spot on the neck, under the
name. Any one taking up the above horses or
giving information, SO that they can be obtain
ed by the subscriber shall be generously rewar-
ded. WASHINGTON JOHNSON
Oct, 1913 NfeA 4 EI
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DISSOLUTION.

FESHE Partnership heretofore existing be.
IL tween A. Q. DAVID s. ]. BEYLS, in the
Livery Business, in the City of Burlington, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, those
having claims against said firm, will present the
same for payment to either of the above named,
or to j. S. David, those indebted to said firm,
will call and make immediate payment either
to A. Q. David and Joseph Beyls, or to John S.
David, either OF whom arc authorised to receive
and receipt for the same.
a. o. DAVID,
JOSEPH BEYI.S.
Burlington, Sept. goth, 1899.
The Stable hereafter will be conducted under
the firm Of Beyls, Fletcher s. White.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
Doct. Church's Compound Horehound
COngh and sfhIn afic Elirir.

Il n
IMPORTANT 70 TILE AFFLICTED.
Doct. Church's Compound Horehound
Cough and Asthin attic Elixir.
NROM the very great relief which has uni
II versally attended the use of the above
compound, the proprietor has deemed it duty
which ne owes to suffering humanity as far as
possible to put into the reach Of every individ.
ual, medicine which has, in thousands Of ca
ses, relieved the most harassing coughs and re-
stored to perfect health many who were suppos.
cd to De laboring under confirmed consumption.
1t is conceded by the most orthodox Of the
medical profession that neglected coughs and
colds are the most general and prolific cause Of
diseased lungs. Hence the necessity of medi-
cine calculated to arrest those coughs and
splitting Of blood, which are SO often the pre-
cursors Of that most fatal of all discases-con-
sumption
In all breast complaints, accompanied with
cough and difficulty Of breathing, from conges-
ton Of the lungs, pain iii the breast, husky
dryness, which causes an unpleasant tickling
in the throat, thereby depriving the patient Of
rest at night, by the incessant coughing which
is produced, it will be found an :nfallible rem
edy. Persons afflicted with asthma will find
very speedy relief by taking two or three por-
tions of the medicine
For sale ut the principal drug stores in the
Eastern States, of ]. H.Mackey agent in Ohio,
and Of ]. NJ. ROBERTSON.
General Agent in the West.
r n, ~ IN
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NEW sCHonI..

iSS MARTHA a. HILDRErH has opcned (
~ School in Burlington for the instruction
~ ysg,n. ~ al the branches necessary for 1
80 English education. No pains will be spar.
~ sne part of the teacher to promote their
Ssas and Intellectual Improvement. SIS
sSs'on per term Of twelve weeks, $500
nnrEngton, Oct 81 1899. 4qf1l
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...is,. BANxs.--N is endorsed on
s p:shmond Compiler, Of the I lth. re-
tos !.sd this morning. "Our banks have
ssspeal; n from the Office Of the Norfolk
z "a sav ,sa:--..Immediately after the
HeIs'r cached here this friday morning
ne 81. .,,spension by the Philadelphia and
. . ~ banks, the directors Of the sew
Dsi hanks in this place convened their re-
a.. Give boards of directors, to deliberate
~ hest course to be pursued in 50 per-
% o.. :, n emergency; and the result is, that
aesI virginia Bank and the Farmers Bank
m,,yed 10 suspend speciepayments. The
.h,rce Bank of Virginia, new instltu-
s' Nth 5000. 900 of State stock in pos
M ..;on besides the specie in its vaults, has
decided 70 go on
r..xosy.--The Illinois Great Wes-
..vs: We have from good authority
w.. n,ssious to the departure OF the Com
'ua. from this State TO Europe, for
- uurpose of disposing Of State Bonds,
w. had d plate engraved in New York
,.'heavy expense to the People Of the
s,,,e. and impressions taken from il; that
I.ss impressions were taken to Europe
g I'm A. Dsmocratic Solomons and there Of
,s:y,ed for sale. But, in consequence Of
he, bungling and incorrect manner in
sh;ch they were drawn, no one would
Nave them. and the said democratic Solo,
nm mans were obliged to send back to New
Y y and have them printed or engraved
avert! After this evidence Of their Smart
ass. no one, we presume will longer doubt
NOR fitness for the nission-they have
nroyed themselves perfect prodigies in fl.
lnancieting.
Nav JERssY.--The majori,ies in the
d;fereu, Counties for members of the L..
rr,lau,rc are about as follows
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Teryitcry of Eown,
Territory Of iowa,
County Of Des Moines.
In the District Court for said county.
Lewis Herr, Plaintiff
> Attachn,cpf

Hi,am Hays. Defendant. ''
EEyHE defendant will take notice that on the
Il 18th day Of July, A. D., 1899, from the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court, for
said County an Attachment was issued arains,
the goods and chattcls, lands, tenements and
credits Of the said defendant in favor of and
at the suit OF Lewis Herr, for the sum of ono
hundred dollars; which attachment was return.
ed at the September Term Of said Court. 1899,
levied on the undivided half or ,noiety of the
following named Lots of ground, situate in tho
city OF Burlington, in Des Moines county, 70
wit:--Lots number 54s, SIS, 573, $50, 59i
and soy, belonging to said defendant. Now
unless the said defendant shall appear and
plead to tho action of the plaintiff aforesaid,
before the next term Of the said court, inda.
ment will be entered against him for the amount
aforesaid, and the said property so attached
will be sold to satisfy the same.
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk D c D NC
D. RoREk, Plff s Atty.
Sept. 9th; 1s39--1f.4t-,Prs fee, So
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In Sussex, Huntingdon and Warren
Counties there was no opposition TO the
v. B. ticket. The same is true Of Allan
tic County, If we mistake not. In Cape
May, no opposition to the Wing ticket.
The above embrace all the counties in the
Safe. The Wings having carried both
ranches Of the Legislature, a Wing Gov.
ernor will be chosen Of course; being cleo.
ted BY that body.