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~ - prsnelpls a evowth and restoration still
rpsnSnn ID rssss o. sepIacs III that 10 lost; that
even nked> Island shall day cease TO be waste
r'~fs n ne great domain Of our free republic. A
ne esaesassop Of men arc Fastening 70 occupy the
places Of he present. and nay they be more capable
ard pfcmps 10 defend. and more worthy 10 enjoy the
rights offiesmsn, Than the generation whom they are
roT<rScds. Bot toa wiIline 10 be puthed aside
before your wosk - done--a work which a little
mcfe resolution, and lite Iess fear Of man, will 40
eorsplstsly enable you 10 do in your own day.
Have yoa not been trodJen under foot quite long
snoush BY The Algesne tyran,s Of The STATED Are
yoa not ready (as you unquestionsbly are able by
sns united effort AZ the ballot-box TO wrest from
hsm ther " gotten power and Forever TO terminate
the-s cs,Frsss and epprss'cus You owe this TO
soof-slsss your cause (ktill honorable in defeat
% your sais, 20 your country, 10 republican free
dan. Dc independent, united, and firm against
disisnan, aud you osn pa; this Algerne party las
yea eoad have done NJ any past elcctioB) where II
onghi 10 b.. where u fears TO be, and where every
democrat IN the land would rejoice 70 see Il.
As 4 tgards my rssforsi,sr. let me urge the re-
quest that you should be more earnest TO take care
u your eSn rights. than soliciious for mine, which
MI cone bach w good time. have never asked
anything Of the Algenne party, or OF their legisla-
ture have been no petitioner 20 them nor has
any o1s elss. w,sh my reqess, OF knowledge. There
State. trust there ~ll be- no more OF i,i and a
good deal more efs disposition on the part Of the
people 70 help themselves, and take care Of their
exn rights. ] wish strongly 10 express The desire,
that nosh,ug should be dors for me at the present,
time, under the idea 81 obtaining my restoration,
whch - no, sIso cs III bcnef, os thS oause Of the
demoerst,c party. hook 10 them for the rights
which have been taken from me, and 10 the recov-
cry of which, by them, smcni,ed; and, Of course,
do not hook 10 the despicablc faction who now af-
itci this Stale. All that ,hey have done has been
ex,orted from their ksrs The dread Of public
opinion, and ~ what nigh, result, 10 them from IL,
opensd my prison doors. This was the only sgen.
81 that could operate on the Agene party, OF legs
lafnre. They have been compelled by fear 10 d"
all they have ever dons In the way az concession TO
the people, and. ia this instance FOR libeuiion and
the compusion Of fear 10 all that can drive them 10
any further act The true democracy or the State
~ill not ask anything Of the Aigerinc faction.
What remains 10 be done. they viii do themselves.
Felow-cixens your fate, politically speaking, 70
I. in your own hands. You can relieve yourselves
from miseossrnn,ent, and take 10 yourselves the
power Of the government Al the ensuing election, II
you please To those who help themselves 'is
promised the help Of God, and the triumph cfruth
and freedom.
Mr.. Dorr being much faiigued. stopped here, add
ing that he had a, present nothing more TO say
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TUST RECEIVED at the new store no,,s-
d corner of 18th and F streets, in addi,oa = \
former well-selecled stock ny
Rio and Java coffee, very good
Green and black teas, an excellent article
New York -four
Smithfeld hams, sides, shoulders, and NJ,
tongues, very fine "f
Loaf and brown sugars
Brandies. whiskey, and wine, choics
Spices Of every description
Pure cider vinegar, very acid expressly ioi a
kles ~
A few baskets super Champagne wine
No. mackerel. Goldfish, and herring
Country produce Of all kinds bought and .Old
Give a trial to my articles.
JOHN J. JOYCE,
Northwest corner Of 18th and + sre.s
Sept 20--eo3w
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VERY DESIRABLEAND vALUABLEPR0
" pERTY AT PRIVATE SALE Til. ~

" Eh1 DEolRhbLE AMI FhLUhbLEkk0
Y PERTY AT PRIVATE SALE. The VEN
desirable and well-known property called the GIda
Hotel, on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue
and opposite the Union office, is for private al
II has long been very proftably occupied an bod
by Mr.. James Maher; and there is not mon "
sirable location in the city foran hotel, being COVE
nient to the public Offices, market, &c. Mk
fronts 81 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, and run
back 10 feet, the house is commodious, containing
twen,y-one rooms; with excellent back buidne
and good yard. There IL plenty Of room On u
lot for other buildings.
II the above property is not disposed Of d n
vate sale by the LIST of October next, il will % u
day be sold at auction, without reserve, at hEra
O'Clock p. m.
The property is nov unoccupied, and will not \
rented; the owner being determined to cell N
terms will be made known on application 10 w.
The key can DO had and the properly exanaa
at any time, on application TO MIR. James Msi1
or to the subscribers. There is quantity Of o.
niure which can be had with the house, at n
valuation, il desired.
August 9--tawd&ctOctl Auctonan
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CARRIAGES, HORSES. AND HARNN
" AT AUCTION.--On Wednesday aAsnss
LIST October, at S o'clock, will sell, in front Of
store, frst-rate assortment of carriages, VIZ;
Large close carriages
Square carriages and barouchcs
Rockaways for two and four persons
Buggics with leather tops
Doctors phacton; light square carriages
shifiing-front phaelon, for two or four penas
2 secondhand buggies, in good order
Also, a pair OF match soriel horses five yeana
next spring, kind and gentle. They are sold fas
fault, the owner having no further use for them
WILLIAM MARSHALL I
Sept. PITS Auctoosa'
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CERvANT MAN AT AUCTION.--On We'd
~ nesday, the lst Of October, 4 shall sell, at my
auction room, Concert Hall, Todd's Buildings, at
halfpast o'clock p. m, healthy and likely ser
want man, ~ years OF age. He Is valuable SER
vant, active and strong. He will be sold to the
highest bidder, restricted to the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, or Virginia. For further particulars, in
quire Of the subscriber Terms, cash.
A. GREEN,
- sept 9-1 Auctioneer.
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r UMBERi LUMBER! .LUMBFR1N :,

u GuAOSNs ASCNADAIlt.s lIOM0Eki!I-WA
IL subscribers have entered into couor,n,us.
under the name and firm of o. P. Preston 4 q
for the purpose Of carrying on the lumber bu,ir.,
in all It's various branches. They are now r,;,.
ing, and intend keeping constantly on band; ~:
eral assortment Of welLseasoned white pips. M
other lumber, viz: Boards, plank, jost sesnlrs
weather boarding, fencing, shingles, hihs poIw
eastern shore and North Carolina flooring. dr.
and undrcssed, &c. &C., all of which thew are seI,
very low for cash, or 10 punctual customers a,
short credit The subscribers, being well acousipM
with the business, and having resolved 70 Do al h
their power 10 accommodate purchaser, a,Iie,
themselves, that they will be (as they already have
been) sustained by many customers. P,rsoos
wanting bargains will please call down 10 III
street bridge, examine stock, inquire phsa, Il,
all ofwhich win be freely given BY .
o. PRESTON,
L. ST0WELL
Sept 22-3tawlm [lntl
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CCHOOL. BOOKS. --FRAscK TAYLOR, boohsel.
- Ter, few doors east Of Colcmnns Hotel, has
constantly hand, at northern prices, full assort-
ment Of the school-books used in the District,
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o. FISH g. cos
Fall and scimier style ofcaps,

I
Fall and winier style ofcPs
VIZ E announce the arrival Of our fall and w "
wv ter caps, viz; gentlemen's ,youas, aoa ca y,
dren's cloth, velvet, and plushcaps, plain ana "
trimmed, of richer s,ylest and probably greater y
riety, thanever before seen in the District s
Also, medium and low-priced ditto, some " W.
No rs cts. e
Ivanis' silk psirei caps.
We would apprizc the ladies that we have
opened and arranged for sale some Of the eaox y
goods In this line ever seen. We name, u ~
black, mazarin blue, purple, brown, scars, !.
and watered, with gold, silver, bead, je'' '''''
and braid trimmings.
Purchasers will do web TO call early whif ou 4
sortment Is complete.
Also, cheap csps Of oil kinds for sef's no -
o. FISH g. co.
Sep,. 26--sif Browns Hold
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TUCKER & SON, Merchant Tailors,

Pennsylvania Avenue, bei,ceen Brocn's and Coiemsns
Hotels, az
CORDIALLY invite the public generally and
~ their former patrons respectively, to their semi.
annual exhibition OF French and English cloths,
cassimeree, scstings, &c. The collection for the
taste, extent of variety, and diversity of quality, we
are Of opinion cannot be cxcelled in this or any
other market, and, with regard to price, will surely
be found agreeable TO the purchaser.
Ii shall be our aim, insofar the manufacture Of
these goods into articles of wearing apparel IL con.
cerned, to sustain the reputation Of the establish
ment 4. ,Fls
Sept. % --d2wif
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Third. fourth. and fffh iasiaimsnf'

ThUd, I0uFfH, ana TyfH Hs'
TIME subscribers 10 the stock Of the Mxs'1
j. Telegraph Company are hereby notlnsa W. ~
al the Office Of Corcoran a Riggs, IN The o
Washington, an iossalment OF ~ per cen. y ~,
subscriptions by the 10Th day Of sep'ems' ~ -
further instalmcnt Of 20 per cent by TIE ~ - :
October next; and further Insislmsn' = :
cent. by the lat day OF November next
w. w. C0RC0RAN, Trsss
b. Is. FRENCH,
Aug. 2e-lwn&lwSdo
Nat Int.
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o'o W Mahe uso OF tne large tent, ana the address
was delivered from the rise Of ground on the south
side Of the enclosure, where all had good opporn,.
sity to hear. Many, however, not understanding the
change Of hour, did not arrive on the ground in
season, and much disappointment was expressed
The address was listened to by very large concourse
with evident gratihcation and various passages in il
were strongly spplaudcd. Il was al that the occa-
sion dcmanded-a finished production, which must
admired. IT, --I-"~-
Immediately after the address, the reports Of the
various commIttees on premiums were read from
the etand. complete list ofthe premiums awarded
will DO found in our columns, for which we are in.
debted 70 the Utica Gazette, in which il was Ars
pubished. The premiums appear, 20 far ~ we car
judge, 70 have bean awarded with nice discrimina
ton and strict justice to the various exhibitors.
A very disagreeabe west wind sprung up about
noon, which caused large quantities Of dust to rim,
during the greater part OF the afternoon and made
il very unpleasant n get about. Just as Mr.
Quincy closed his address, formidable black cloud
made II appearance in the west, threatening rain
and accompanied with high wind which caused .
sudden and amusing retreat Of the large crowd Of
vistss from the grounds. Everything in the shaps
of carriage and horss-fIcsh putt requsition,
racccourse style, for about two hours, conveying
people 70 the city, and TO the public-houses, canal
and railroad; and those present with their own
teams from the country, started full drive fol
home. e
The rain, however, held off until all were safely
housed, or had departed, and the grounds were
deserted. THAT the rain should have held OF 70
the last moment" il 10 well remarked by the Ga
zete, sis, perhaps, the greatest for congatu-
lation connected with this great fste." ftN
Thus ends the Stste fair Of l645 II has been q
truly "greut occasion" II will long be remembered
by those who witnessed it as one OF the most graft
flying occurrences recorded in the agricultural
records ofthe State. We have not learned the pro-
else sum received by the society but are informed
II 10 considerably more than has been rcceived
at any previous Stale fair. The officers slate that
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Sep, 26-2awts
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15
Bur1ington Academy,
BY MR.. EDW. WILSON.

h tie School room xaderMeafh tie Metkodisf
Church, Third Street.
THIS nc deny wi open on Monday. the
i 10th day Of November, lS45, under the SUI
perintendz nee of . person well experienced in
every branch Of tuition, and one who trusts, BY
undertaking punctuality and fidelity Of attention
to merit tn appreciation sf Parents and Guardi-
ais who may extend to him their patronage.
TERyMS-(pcyabls quGrterly.)
Primary Glass, including Re ding,
Writing and Arithmetic, 50 90 per qr.
English Grammar, Geometry Ge-
\ ographv, Rhetoric, History, Civil
and Nj itary, Engineering, and
the Classics, from "a 90 u S. 90
Those who engage for year can learn
SOM more expensive branch without additional
charge
School in session from the lst Monday in Sep
TENDER to 9th July Quartz commence 10th
November, 9th February, LIST Nay and lst Nom
lay in Septemb r; but pupils will be received At
any inte mediate period, the proportion only Of
quarter being charged.
For further particulars as to re ms, eotirse OF
study, &C., interesting t. Parents; apply to Mr..
Wilson. al thr Barrett House.
Nov lS45-3w.
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Remarkable!

A een,lsmss in New Jersey. near Phladel'
,Ais, had been for loag time sick. and wa,
ws.sed In the utual way for IN affection q
,hs lsngs BY tive eminent physicians, until
,Ae disease assumed such . malignant form
hat they declared the patient had = confirm.
a cen sumption--thas medicine could do q
.ore. and he must die. His breath was .,
.G.e,ed by the dis sss that no one could stay
:. .his room bur . short time. At this stage,
vbes all hope had 6ed, friend gave him q
he,,le or Wis.ar's Ra!sam Of Wild casrry de.
~l.rius that At any rate il eSuld do aim no
ham. He took il and grew much bettcr--
IL continued the use Of il, and BY using shre.
~ tsus bottles was completely cured.
We shall have the full particulars Of the
.bovs case in few days, duly ceru6.d, -
Al no one can dispute it..
.krThose who are ling erirg ~, weeks and
nou,hs Of unmis, gated pain and suffering are
,esses,ed to read with candor the advertise
men, in another column Of this paper res
n.euns that truly valuable remedy lately in
,,.dueed into the Western country, called
,hs ~fIssaEw PLAsrkR" Sold by
COPP l. PARSONS.
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NOTICE.
land OrFIcE, FAIRFIELD; Iowa,
October 2Sth. l845.

LAND OFFICE, FAIRFIELD; Iowa,
October 2Sth, l845.
4 cREEARLS with Instructions received from
IA the Commissioner Of the General Land Of
fee, dated October 9Th, l845, and the 9th ara
graph of the circular instructions, dated January
list, 1896. Notice is hereby given thai; on and
after Monday the Sin day Of December nezt, per-
sons will be allowed to enter all lands that are
subject to pirate entry within this Land District
notwithstanding dectaratory sfatemexts for pre-
emptlon rights may hure been filed for such land.
The purchase Of any such tract for which state
ment has been filed will, however, receive re-
ceipt sSect to the right Of the presssption claim
ant.
Where an application or abids has already
been filed for a tract of land, the applicant may
make payment for the land at any time before
the said 9Th day Of December, but said ssbid''
will not hold the land beyond that time and until
the end Of the year as has heretofore been the
case.
All lands on which decla-atofy statements
have been or shall be filed since the 13d Of the
present month (October) will be subject to entry
Immediately, in the manner above described, and
will not, as heretofore, be reserved from sale fol
year. BERNHART HEM, Register
v. p. VAN ANTWERP, Receiver.
Nov l645--4w
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Batting.
NlNW AND U.ElkAlp

GOOD DN6o gf
TIME subscriber is now receiving his Fall
Stock of Goods, direct from the East, com-
nrising general assortment, suitable Tor the
approach hing season; viz:-- ,sIs.;..
good stock Of cloths, cassihfefss, cassihGtts,
leans. linseys, hannels, blankets; &C., Also,
SUPERIOR 81 french plaid cloak lining, end macki
nav and rose blankets, with many other wool
len goods, very cheap. Superior alpaccss md
fancy lustres, merinoes ~! colors. Splendid
cashmere de cas-, and Africa plaid and stripes
for ladies dresses, with many new and rich pat
terms of callicoes. Also, fancy and plain silks,
and cold satihs superior quality, Ac. Fancy
ak and dress hdkfs. And goUd assortment Of
gentlemen and ladies gloves, and also, black and
copd worsted Hosiery, lambs wb6l do. For Misses
and boys Also, good stock Of dopestics, cot
ton yarn and batting wadding. Also, resdy
made cl0thing, coats, pants, vests, shirts, dra
ers, &C. Also, good assortment OF new and
fancy ribbons and bonnets artifcials, shavyls AMI
mary other cheap and desirable goods, &c.
G1oceriea. -stgsr, coffee, tea, tobat. co, cigars,
saleratus, powder, shot and lead, &C. Also, -
Hats and Caps, well assorted. c.
obeas,cdYe and Hoyd,rare, kS.--Sole and m.
per leather, calf and kip, ha.ness and bride 10
Alsc;-Paper, ink, quilts, states, sand, v afers
with good assortment Of school books; also.-
boots and shoes, well assorted and Cheap. Apt
lot Of Pills and Medicines, &c. All Il ion
rates for cash Or coant,y prodso.. (Call and see.
Burlington, Oct isth, ls45.
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.Estray oxen,

'HNAkEN up by Alfred Fields living in
Bur ingtoa township, Des MONIES cou :
II. l. T.. yoke "f working oxen, as estra, =,
wn, Of them h as a swallow fork in tt. left ca r,
and il o red brind:c cc,nr, with a largo " hit.
mar in the forehead The other a dark red,
9dtee size, no marks ar brandy aid oxen sup-
Yoted 10 be eight yesrs OLD eacn. Appras
~ ,hirty.five dollars, g5;h day OF October,
9a5. A true cory from my entra, rec. I'd
S d ChLBuRN, C ERIK b. c. c.
nov IS 45-3w~
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Winter ClOthinG.

Winter ClOihinS.
r @. LAUMAN has just received and is
u now op. ming the mo tsup rior assortment
Of Ready Nude Clothing ever offered in this city,
consisting in part OF
Blue gray and green blanket over coats,
Super black and brown beaver sack and bus
mess do
- Fancy cassimcfe do
Heavy Diamond cass and tweed cloth do
Bic and cadet mix'd Jeans do
Super black and fancy cashmere pants,
6 black and blue satt do
Blue and grey Jeans do
Vests complete assortment,
Drawers, undershirts, collars, &c, &C.
The goods Were bought by myself by tie piece
made in the best and most fashionable style BY
competent workmen in Philadelphia. Prices
lou, and goods and workmanship warranted, call
and see them. ]. G.. LAUMAN,
nov '45 W alter street
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3yAKEN up By George Walker, OF F int
River township, Des Moines county, 1.
W On the 70th Ut October, 1915, ono es,rav
Mare, iron gray color, had on common b. II
wuh = leather strap, fastcned ioge,her wftn
q s6uekle with two trongs Appraised at
- cay five collars. true copy from my
essrAy record. s. ID CJLBuKN, Clerk.
nev IS A5-a,s Es
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Artifaciaa pT1evvere:


a FIRST rats artieis ~. ~. 1e,,ousa..a
- Mosa wee s6sT. lhess pill1 .reaa ~
a1d sure rs'e. ~ Tor ~ No. ache. dsr.yrsmsst
9. ..,e stomach sndIb oWSlk aadAll hilicas -.
plants, and Will lways - isvs Fessrsal -,
No family uAould IN Hithoat thar n ~ -
"a - always healthy. Yor saIe q ~ $500 -
boz q nov ~ kfMBALL,s, eAiY.
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100000 STOCK OF
NEW AND sPLENDID
IA IL g o O b S,
JUST OPENED At the
FARMERS, EXCHANGE 1I
CSr~r u JeGerso~ 80 Wsfsy sirsltj.
Mbt1c-.'lsrge sales aad ssssli ProSsA''
REMOVAL.
j s. kiMBALL 4 CO.,

j; >. kiMbALL Y CUy
TNNbiNG their 0id Stand much loo small u
i receive .lheir large Stock Of NEW FALL
GOODS. and slso 70 aeco~sased ats their friends
and increasing cGs,oMer>. have removed 10 their
new and SPACIOUS SToREiiotsE en- the corner OF
below their old stand. Where lhey have jus.
received direct from Boston and New Ycrk, and
ar. now opening the
Largest, Cheapest. and most toHplsle &oek Of
GaDlDD@
ever before opened in any one .tor. in Eurling-
ton.
In opening our New Establishment. we would
take this occasion to say, We cen only hope to
succeed BY fair and honorable dealings. Hence
u - our full, determination 70 render our store
one In which the public can place eUtire con6.
dence as to the sly is quality. quantity and cheap
ness Of eur goods a5ssa'4 IN 1850 N ss
J. S. KilRBall,
Has spent the whole rf the past summer In the
Fast, aud mostly in BOSTON. for the purpose Of
picking up bargains and purchasing Enods Il III.
lowest possible rates. Aud our long acquaint-
anee with fEsnt ofthe best Manufactures ~ n ew
England, and largest fonw~rrial aud Jvbhing
Houses in Boston, as Well as our conn. rio. with
one of the Oldest Ind n,cst ,etu,.it. importer.
Of that city, afori US faeii,ti-. for purchasing
goods At the very lowest imaginable rates: sud
uCuNC We ouet Jul SOSus ~
WHOLEsALE and RETAIL,
at prices that cnnot be olerted 70 D, purcbassrs
We would now invite the at,entirn Of the T-x
ders in the country. ais, rs anh tie public
generally 10 our .tork. Co, i'siihs. Ill igr Of r,
DRESS @O,~ EEs
Such as Ere nch Mcrinae.. silk aud cotton warp
Alpaccas; black. blue, striped, ~stcr~d sad avr
ence Silks; Nous de Iai".> OF e,ers variety /;
stripe and quality: Priats OF every color, fLae
and price.
complete assor,me"t OF
CENTS WIRE.
Sueh as Cloths, black and Blae; ftiuch. english,
german and aiserican Cassimer res; Tw ee,is.
Ssfinetis, Jeans, Hard Tines ySiveteen. &c,
Plain figured, silk aud satin, Is well a. every
other variety Of Vesting. 3t-a s
FtANNELIs--Red. yellow, white and scarlet
Flannels. Canton Bisnnets Of MI k,ads, Al very
low prices, brown aud blsached DrilIings, brown
and 6leached Cotton MI. !.
sHAwrLA--6f every description, variety, striPs
and price.
CAMBRlcs-ofevsry colbri texture. quality and
rate. s..Nt-...-4r
Also; A Ia &c and good assortment Of Hat. and
Cops. Roots and shse..st very low rstea Goats.
Pants, Vests. Shirts, de- 9. aEM
AIso-A 6rst rate sssorfme nj OF Hardware,
Queersware, Groceries. aud all kind. OF the very
best Of Liquors. At
For all Of which we will laks oil kinds Of pro.
duce in exchange, at fair m ,rkrt prices. Afford
Jag goods at the lowest Cash price D. At the ssine
time not Refusing CASH.
Oct4 As
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Administratos,s Sale.

DY virtue Of slicense from the Probate coIr;
Id for tile county of Des Moines ]. I. will
expose to sale at the door of the Clerks Office in
the town Of Burlington on Saturday the 18th day
of November, 1886, the following real estate, be-
longing TO the ate Robert Brown deceased, to
wit: an undivided one half of an undivided halt
Of the south east quarter of section No twenty
six. in township No Seventy north of range No
four wet, in the county and Territory aforesaid
sale 10 take p ace between the hours Of 10 A NJ.
and O'Clock P M of said day, title be ieved to
be good. TEkMs-une third in three months,
one third in six months, and One third in nine
months, the PURCHASES giving mortgage and APP
proved security for the purchase money.
JAMES w v oobs, .ndn'r,
Of the estate Of r Brown.
nov '45-3w