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MOSES MORSE

W7OULD take this opportunity of tender
w ing his thanks to the public for past ia
vors-and having dissolved the business of
the firm of M. Morse g. Son, he will now de-
vote his time exclusively to the RETAILING BU-
s1NEss, and hopes by his attention to his GUS
toners to merit continuance of their patron
age. Those who may want articles in my
line of business will please call at my shop,
where they will find good assortment of
WARES, consisting of Plain and Japanaed Tin
Ware, Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots Of uari-
oats, patterns, Brass Kettles and Candlesticks-
Soapstone Furnaces-together with most arti-
cles usually wanted.
Also, on hand for sale, an assortment of
COOKING STOVES.
The above Wares will be sold on reasona-
BILE terms. Also, all kinds of
Sheet Iron Work and Eaue Troughs
made to ordeS on short notice, by
MOSES MORSE, West street.
Litchtfeld, April 16, 1880. As
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WR0AO0GsO YXI@ 8.

A N extensive assortment Of superilne and
IN common Cloths, Pilot Cloths, Beaver O.
Aiohalr Cloths, blue fnll'd Cloths, all for sale.
january ~. H. LAWRENCE.
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NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of
l. WATERFOWL hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of the estate of SYLVESTER ScoTT, late of said
Watertown, deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
JOSEPH II. BELLAMy, Admin.
Waterto.on, April %, 1889. 40
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Centre Of Attraction ~
" IN. NORTH r. Co.
VIZ GUILD inform their friends and the pub
w lie that they have added to their for
mer assortment large & well selected stock
of GOODS, purchased at the lowest cash pEl-
ces. and will be sold accordingly. Among
their variety may be found splendid
Assortment Of DRY GOODS.
FOR THE LADIES.
An assortment of the most fashionable styles
of Mouslin de LANES of the latest New YORK
patterns: Prints, light and dark, of all styles,
colors and qualities Printed Lacons, Furni-
lures, Scotch Ginghams, Of an entirely new
and handsome figure black, blue-black and
color'd Silks; black and blue black Bomba-
zines; black and blue-black Grape, Roche,
Rob Roy, Merino and raw silk Shawls; chal-
", sewing and raw silk H'dfs; Scarfs, Wells,
Hosiery ofall kinds; kid, picnic, Lisle thread,
plain silk, linen and cotton Gloves; damask
and brown linen Table Spreads; Table Cow
ers French Slippers and Shoes OF all kinds !;
linen cambria Hd'fs, Parasols, Shaker Bon
nets, Laces, Muslins, Quillings, lnsertings,
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Observation-Disclosures, blue-black, brown, null
berry, Adelaide, green, &c. Cassimeres and
Sattinets-fg'd and plain Satin Vestings-a
large lot of light do.-silk and cotton Velvet ;
water proof Moleskin; worsted, cotton, and
gum.efastic braces Pongee Hdkfs, silk and
cotton Flaggs, Plaid & black Italian Cravats,
III. 8. linen and cotton Gloves, satin and bonn
bazine Stocks, Palm leaf Hats, &c. &c. &c.
An extra lot Of LOOKING GLASSES. just re-
ceived, of mahogany and zebra wood frames,
all sizes. Also, Furniture Paper.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Ca'Ockce9.y, Hollow Ware,
Glass GT'tg1.e, GROCERIES,
including an endless variety of Goods. too
numerous to be mentioned, but may be seen
at their store in West street, where the calls
Of the public are respectfully solicited, and
where they f1atter themselves that they will
still continue to merit share of the patron.
age of this and the neighboring towns:
Barter. Taken in exchange. all kinds
of Lumber, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tallow
Beeswax, Eggs, Grain, Cash, &c. &c.
Litcheeld, April IS. AZ
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STRAYED,

ENRON the subscribers, on the
IL 18th inst. TWO cows
both dark red-one seven years
49, =. old, new mich, brass buttons
on The horns, one horn little Topped, about
middling size-the other four years Oh, SINAI.
Ter in size than the other, farrow, square
horns, halfhipped, the brush other tail white:
Whoever will return said COWS, or either OF
them, or give notice where they may De nao'
shall be rewarded for his trouble.
LUTHER BISSELL.
AUGUSTUS Monsoon.
LNnLoottniIIe Mnu 10. 1889. gu
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FOR SALE By
March Z. 8. GALPlN.
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At Court of Probate holden at Kent, s0ithin
and for the District Of Kent, on the 18th day Of
April, A. d. 1889:
Present, Nathaniel p. Perry. Esq. Judge.
TNHIS Court doth direct the administrator
Il on the estate Of SAMUEL w. STONE, late
Of said Kent, In said district, deceased, repre-
sented to be insolvent, to give notice to all
persons interested in the estate of said de-
ceased, to appear (if they see cause) before
the Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office In said district, on the 10th day Of
on said estate, by posting sald order ofnotice
on public slgnpost In said town Of Kent
nearest the place where tho deceased last
dwelt, and by advertising the same In news.
paper published In Litchleld.
Certified from record.
~ NArH'L p. PERRY, Judge.
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Matchless Sanative.

Matches Sanative.
THE miraculous cures effected by GOE.
Il LICK'S MArcHLEss SANAT1vH, we find
has convinced even the most bitter opposers
of the doctrine, that the medicine is indeed
of "more value to mankind than the vast
mines of Austria, or even the united treasures
of the globe" For sale by
KELLOGG g. HOADLEY,
3zn*@ Harwintoz, Con.
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NOTICE.

TIME subscribers have formed limited
l. copartnership in Woodbury., Litchfield
county, Connecticut, pursuant to certain
statute law of this state entitled An act au-
thorising limited partnerships in certain ca
ses," passed in 1892, under the name and firm
of the Woodbury. Manufacturing Company in
which name allthe partnership business shall
be conducted. AUSTIN CowLEs of Woodbu-
ry is the general partner. The special part
ners are James Preston, Thomas Bull, Daniel
Curtiss, Abel Benedict, Harvey J. Linsley,>
Nathaniel Preston, David Summers, Benja-
min 8. Curtiss, Solomon Strong, Seth Strong,
Talcott Norton, Benjamin Fabrique, Nathan.
lei B. Smith, and Horace M. Dudley, all Of
Woodbury., and none others.
Austin Cowles, the general partner, is au-
thorised to manage, transact and sign for the
partnership. James Preston has paid in and
furnished five hundred dollars, Thomas Bull
five hundred dollars, Daniel Curtiss one thou.
sand dollars, Abel Benedict two hundred and
fifty dollars, Harvey J. Linsley five hundred
dollars, Nathaniel Preston two hundred and
fifty dollars, David Summers two hundred &
fifty dollars, Benjamin S. Curtiss five hundred
dollars, Solomon Strong two hundred and fif-
ty dollars, Seth Strong five hundred dollars,
Talcott Norton two hundred and fifty dollars,
Benjamin. abrique five hundred dollars, Ma
thaniel B Smith Ave hundred dollars, Horace
M. Dudley two hundred and fifty dollars
The said partnership is to commence the first
day of May, 1889, and TO terminate on the
first day Of January, 194l.
Dated at Woodbury., the 23d day of April, 1880.
Austin Coolies, Solomon Strong,
James Preston, Seth Strong,
! Thomas Bull, Ialcot Norton,
| Daniel Cu,tiss, Benjamin Fabrique,
| Abel Benedict, Nathaniel B. Smith,
Harvey J. Linsley. Horace NJ. Dudley
| Nathaniel Preston, Benjamin s. CwTtiss,
| DGrid Summers, By his father as natural
GAO guardian, Charles r. Cursiss.
ALL PERSONS
INDEBTED to the firm of M. MORSE g.
| A SON, either bY note or book account, are
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SYARBUOE's PL0UGHS.
THIS is an entire new Plough in this sec
l. ton of country. They are without doubt
a superior article. The public are requested
to call and examine them at the Foundry of
CARRINGToN & MORSE, where they are man.
ufactured, and for sale on reasonable terms.
Also, at B. H. MoRsE's Stove Mandatory in
East street.
Litchfeld March 81. 1890. a.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-03
COME AND SEE.

TNOR SALE, a Farm Of 90 acres, 8. miles
from Burlington, on the Territorial road
leading through Wapello to the Lead Mines
Said farm is eligibly situated in q good neigh
borhood---12 80 acres good prairie LOO acres en-.
closed with q substantial staked and ridered
fence-6O or 70 acres broken and under culti-
yation.- completely watered for stock--a never
failing spring Of excellent water on the premi-
log cabins, suitable for dwelling
houses good log stables, sufficient TO accom-
modate 90 head Of horses San inexhaustible
quarry Of good building rock timber and prai
RE adjoining. The above described farm will be
sold for slJO0, or $1,000 with the deed !, aftel
being entered. Nothing but desire TO pay
undivided attention to his professional business
would induce the subscriber to sell on sncf
reasonable terms.
Oct. 9 2stf w. E, HUTcIHssoa.
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BURLINGTON ACADEMY.

MIR. BURNHAM would inform his former
I'VE patrons and the inhabitants of Burlng.
ton generally, that the winter session Of the
Burlington academy will commence on Mon.
day. the 30th of September inst. Instruction
will be given in all the elementary and higher
branches of a complete and thorough English
Education !; also in the Latin, Greek, and
French languages.
TERMS
Reading, Writing and orthography ron
TERM OF SIX MONTHS, % 90
Geography, Grammar, Written and Men.
tai Arithmetic, etc. IL %
Higher branches OF English. and the Ian
guages, l6 W
Mr.. Durham expects, in short time, to re.
ceive complete and elegant set Of Electrical
Apparatus, and should he not be disappointed,
he will give GRATulTousIY to the school, u course
of Experimental Lectures on the science of
Electricity.
The great variety of school books in common
use in most of our schools, / believe to be a sc.
rious evil and one that should be promptly and
effcctually cured and for this reason shall
use the following books, which believe to be
the best now in use: Webster's Elementary
Spelling Book and Dictionary. Reading Books:
The Eclectic series, and Hale's History of the
United States, Smiths Geography, Kirkham's
Grammar; Smiths Arithmetic, and Adams
New Arithmetic, Comstock's Philosophy and
Chemistry.
N. B. No deduction will be made for lost
time, unless occasioned by protracted sickness
AND NO EXTRA CHARGES will be made for FUEL or
LECTURES.
Burlington, Sept. nth, 1889. left
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue Of an Execution to me.

IVY virtue Of an Execution to me deliver.
10 ed from the Clerk Of the District Court
of DIS Moines County, Iowa Territory
I 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 l0o'clock in the forenoon
and in the afternoon Of said day. the following
described lots Of land or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said execution, ito w.t.,
the west halfof the north west quarter of SEC
ton No. IL, in Township No. % north, ano
Range west, and the cast half of the north
west quarter of section q, Township 70 North
Range west, and the south west quarter O
section 81, Township 70 North, Range 4 ives,
taken us the property Of Joseph Newhall, t.
satisfy CLANCY Brooks.
JOHN HI. BRAGG, Dep'y
for G. M MCDANIEL, Sheriff Of Louisa Co
Wapello, Sept. 80, 1882 lSts
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To. All whom it may Concern.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
i is constituted Attorney in fact by Richard
F. Barrett and his wife by letter of Attor-
ney (rccorded in the several counties in the
first Judicial District) for him and in his name
to execute deeds 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 lands bought Of Mr.. Barrett upon q
credit Of more than one year can do so upor
fair terms. HAS. J. SlARh..
Burlington, Oct. /, 1S39-lStf
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TO MERCHANTS.

DRIDGEMAN g. PARTRIDGE arc expect.
I'D ing by earliest arrivals an extensive az.
sortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which thus have purchased from first hands in
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
30 ps Broad Cloths, blue, black, green, olive.
dahlia, brown and cadet mkt;
40 ps Satinets, Biddle, Adams, cadet and steel
mixtures;
IS ps Cassimeres black, blue, drab and mkt;
10 ps Beaver Cloth, q superior article for over.
coats;
40 ps English Ga Merinos, assorted colors;
20 ps English Ga Merinos, figured, new
article;
40 ps plaid and plain Linsey;
1900 ps fancy and blue Calicoes; @
60 ps bleached Cottons;
SO ps Tckngs;
SO ps Kentucky and Keokuck Jeans;
1900 lbs Batting;
500 lbs Wicking; As
Is bales "a and IA bro. Sheetings;
50 ps colored Cambrics;
so ps white Cambrics;
/ case Canton Flannel;
9 cases blue and striped Drills; III.
Q bales Twilled Cottons;
| 3tons Cotton Yarn;
White, red and blue Mackinaw Blankets;
White, red and green flanneis; s
Red Paddings; Canvass;
/ Brown Holland; Irish Linen;
4 Apron Checks; Silesias; sra
strip'd Shifting Domestic Flannel;
200 lbs patent Linen Thread, black und cold:
$50 lbs Cotton Thread, white, blue and cold;
ls5S dozen Spool Thread;
I 50 lbs black and cold Sewing Silk; stf,
/ so ps pongee and flag Silk Hkfs;
1 SO ps cotton do DO;
1 25 doz Palm Leaf Hoods and Bonnets:
Ribbons; Gloves; Hosiery;
| Cravats; Stocks; Suspenders;
Buck and Wool Mittins;
i Pins; Needles; Combs;
/ Fig,d Satin and Velvet Buttons; rE
Lasting, Gilt and Bone Buttons; SC. &C..
ALSO, An extensive assortment Queens.
ware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes. Leather, GRO.
j CERES. Nails, Powder, Oils, Paints, Iron,.
Steel, Sc. sc.
B. and P would also inform their customers
that they will have the best retail Stock OF
Goods ever offered in the Territory--comprisin
a general and extensive assortment OF articles
ADAPTED to the Western Trade. l7-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 LIST Of November next. The
above trees are now growing near Alien,
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, a
fine opportunity is here offered, as they
will be enabled to obtain the trees il, sea-
son to take care Of them themselves au-
ring the winter, and be ready for early
spring planting and thereby avoiding the
many risks attendant on obtaining sHp-
plies from the eastward. N
Early application should be made. All
letters will be promptly answered, and
must be post paid.
WI. CHAPPELL, Alton Ill.
Roberts Silk Manual on hand, and
for sale.
Oct. 3.ls.
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DISSOLUTION.

TyHE Partnership heretofore existing DO.
tween 40. DAVID& J. BEYLS, in the
Livery Business, in the City of Burlington,is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, those
having claims against sa id firm, will present the
same for payment to either Of the above named.
or to ]. S. David, those indebted to said arm,
will call and make immediate payment either
to A. O. David and Joseph Beyls, or to John ..
David. either of whom are authorised to receive
and receipt for the same.
Al. O. DAVID g
JOSEPH BEYLS.s
Burlington, Sept. Goth, 1889.
The Stable hereafter will be conducted under
the firm of Beyls, Fletcher T. White.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

n MAN calling himself DEMING WRIGHT.
about 81 years Of age, about 5 feet 10 in.
cnes high, sandy complexion, large blue eyes,
who was in my employ about two months, alb.
seconded from my farm during my abscenco, on
the 18th inst, taking with him FIRST rate new
Rifle, brass mounted, belonging to the subscri.
Der. He has probably gone south. On one Of
his arms flower pot, and on the other the iig-
ure OF lady may be seen prickcd in with ~.
dia Ink. whoever will return the rifle OF have
the thief secured shall receive the above reward.
My residence is three ard a half miles west o.
Bloomington. -, .,r,t.nrln
Sept. 26-2 Gazette copy IL.
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ROBERT LUCAS.
DIED,

DIED.
In this city, 18th ult., Mrs HEpuzrBAH SRRING-
Err, aged 3D. Size had been consistent mem
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal Church for fifty
years.
At Glen Vernon, near Davenport, Iowa, on
Wednesday, the llth ult CEcILlus CALVERT
CoNwAY, only son Of the Secretary of the Ter
ritory.
In Lee County, in the vicinity Of Fort Madi-
son, Mr. THoMAs T. WILLIAMS, late of Ohio and
native of Pomfrct, Connecticut.
The circumstances of his death were pecu-
liarly affective. For number OF months, he
had been absent from his family, industriousy
engaged, seeking for them a home. He had
attained his object. and they were fondly ex.
pecting his return. How uncertain are all hu.
man calculations! But while he met his fate far
from his family, it was under hospitable roof
and among friends, although in a strange land:
for though his residence among US was but short
by his amable, honorable, exemplary christian
department, he gained the affection and esteem
Of many as being worthy citizen and truly
good man Many here will sympathise with
his deeply afflicted relatives, and hope that they
will find much consolation in the happy rcEec.
ton tina, their loss will be his gain. His last
moments were attended with an mistaken faith
| in t;l.t belief in which he had lived, anticlpat
ing blessed immortality.
| At Fort Madison, on the 18th ult., Mr. Isaac
VAN DYKE, aged 43. Though Mr. VS. walk in
| life was humble and retired, yet it was honora
Bile and useful And so did he spend the las
days of his life, although under excrnciatns
pain, that it may be said of him that the cham
Der where the poor man met his fate was close
on the verge of heaven. He filled well the va
rious relations in life to which Providence call
! ell him. AS a citizen he was orderly and indus
trious--as IA member and Elder OF the Presby
terrain church in this place, he was an orna
iment, and anxious for prosperity-as has
band faithful and affcctonate-and as fatke
watchful for the best interests Of his children
4 And while their loss is great they are much
comforted by well founded hope that by dealt
he has exchanged q poor inheritance on eartl
for rich inheritance in heaven.
I''For blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.
/ In Du Buque, of chronic affection of tn
heart, 4th ult., Mr.. FREDERICK BANNIsTER, Prin
ter, aged about 2S years. A short time beior
his death Mr.. B. walked from Montrose to d.
4 Buque which, by u letter we received from hin
a few days previous to his death, we shout
Judge accelerated this melancholy event. Hi
arrangements were all made in reference I
working in this place the coming winter. IL
was sober and an honest man, and 50 atfec
. tomato in his general department, that all Wb
knew him loved him.
In Fort Madison, 18th inst, Miss ELLEN E
FansEs, daughter Of the late Capt. a. Forbes
of New Haven, Connecticut.
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reside from the United States as lying
within the Territory Of Iowa. You have
settled on them as such. You oweIno al
legiance to any other government, and
have therefore right to claim from the
government Of the United States the pro-
lection of all your rights and privileges,
which protection will be extended to you
through the civil authority, in The. first
place but should your county be invaded
by an armed force too powerful to be re
sisted by the ordinary process Of the civil
authority, | repeat the request made in
my proclamation Of the Goth July last,
that written evidence of the facts be inn
mediately taken and forwarded to this de
partment," which will be forthwith trans
mltted to the President Of the United
States, and his interposition and instruc-
ton solicited; and you may rest assured,
that should the President Of United States
authorize US to repel force 6y force, should
cur Territory be invaded, it will be
promptly done, regardless Of the boasted
proves and superior numbers of the Mis-
souri, militia.
In Testimony whereof, | have
+, herennto set my name, and eau:
: sed the seal Of the Territory ID
he hereunto affixed.
Done at the City Of Burlington, in the
Territory OF Iowa this twenty fifth day o.
September, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty nine
and Of the independence Of the United
States the sixty fourth, and Of the organ
|ization of the Territory of Iowa the sec
|ond.
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NOzEllUIao

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
~ purchasing of Evan Dallerbide of Louisa
county, in the Territory of Iowa, Tor of any
other person) certain promssnry note given to
the Subscriber by Elisha Scarf and R. S. Scarf
as security, for $500. dated September, 8, 1888
and payable some time in Sept. 1889, as said
Dolarhde has no right toi it whatever, said note
having been deposited in his hands as collater-
al security for debt which has been since paid.
I6.tf VALENTINE FALKLER.
Gazette copy, and send bill to V. Falkler.
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Territory of Io,oa, II
County Of Dcs Moines.
In Tie District Court for said county.
Lewis Herr, Plaintiff
VS.. Attachment.

Hiram Hays. Defendant.
TUHE defendant will take notice that on the
u. 26th day of July, A. D., 1889, from the
Office Of the Clerk of the District Court, for
said County I'm Attachment was issued against
the goods and chattcls, lands, tenements and
credits of the said defendant in favor Of and
at the suit OF LewisFHerr, for the sum Of one
hundred dollars; which attachment was return.
ed at the September Term of said Court, 1889,
levied on the undivided half or moiety of the
following named Lots Of ground, situate in the
city OF Burlington, in Des Moines county. to
wit:--Lots number 54s, SIS, $40, 5s2, SOL
and $685. belonging to said defendant. Now
unless the said defendant shall appear and
plead TO the action Of the plaintiff aforesaid,
before the next term Of the said court, jndg.
ment will be entered against him for the amour,
aforesaid, and the said property so attached
will be sold to satisfy the same
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk D C d NJ C
D. RoRER, Plff s Atty.
Sept. 9Th, 1885, 14.4t-Prs foe, SIS
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"a containing ] acre 65-l00
30 I" / acre 3-l00 i
2a IS / acre 6.lO0

81 and sc on Water Street, and
LIS on the corner of Court and Main SITS.
The above property will be sold on q credit
OF sin menths.
Persons wishing to examine the property pre-
vious to the day Of sale, will please call on tho
undersigned, or JAMES w. GRIMES, Esq !, II
Wa. MOI MORGAN, Adm'rs.
sept. g, 1s39-l4tf Gazette. eepy.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

PURSUANT to an order of the District
Court for the county of Des Moines, Iowa
Territory, made at the September Term there
Of. a D. 1899, empowering the undersigned,
4 Administrators of the estate Of DAyID JAMES,
deceased, late of suid county, to sell the fol.
loving described City Lots, belonging to said
estate. We shall sell at Public Vendue, be-
tween the hours Of ten in the forenoon and five
in the afternoon, OF the
Sirteenth day of Noucmber neat.
the following lots, situated in the city OF Bur.
lington, Des Moines county, aforesaid, 10 wit