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Stamford, Hobart, South Kortright and Bloom
vile
To Delhi, by m, 10 miles
And back between m and m, arriving at
Stamford by m going, and by u m return
ing.
895. From Caskll at every Wednesday and Satur-
day
BY Kisleatonn, Paensville, Tannersvlle Hunter
East Lexington, and Lexington
To PratsviIle, by IL m, Monday and Thursday, 80
miles $3.50.
And back between 12 m, Monday and Thursday,
and p next days; arriving at Lexington by 4
pm Wednesday and Saturday going, and by Q
. m Monday and Thursday returning
Mail messenger service will be required between Cnsk
and ths steamboats,
$780, From Coxsnckc at a m every Monday and Friday
By Medw9yy, Greenvile, South we'terloo, and
To Oak Hill, by M IS miles
And back between and p m next days.
s97 From Cairo 81 a every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
BY East Durham, Durham, Potters Hollow and
Conesvile
To Gilboa, by liz a m, 26 miles
And back between IL m and 6 p m.
$685. From Union Society a, 81 p every Saturday
To EAs,kl, by p m, miles
And back between ! = m and ~ p M
899. From Lexington at m every Monday
BY WeskiIl and BushnellsviIlc
To Shandaken Centre, by y m, III miles
And back between p and p m.
900. From Prat,svllc at 2 p m every Saturday
BY West Lexington
To ClovervlIe, by 7 p m, l6 miles
And back between q m and m.
COL From Prstavls at III m every Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
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1921. From Union a, a every THURSDAY
BY Union Centre, Maine, and Nanticoke Springs,
To Lisle, by - m, - miles
And back between p m and p m.
Proposals to end at Nanticoke Springs are invited.
1929. From cortlandt Village at m every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
BY McGrawsville and Freetown Corners
To Freetown, by p M Ia miles
And back between l2 m and m.
Proposals for twce-a-week service invited.
1929. From Cor,landt Village a, m every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
BY Mclean, Dryden, Etna, and Varna
To ithaca, by 7 IN, 90 miles
And back between a m and ! pm.
Proposals for sixtmes will be considered
1924. From Hamilton at every Wednesday and Sat-
By Lebanon, Georgetown, otselic, South otselic,
and Lnkean
To p her Springs b II mex, day. rs miles
and ii a m Wednesday and Saturday, lying
over at Oselic.
1926. From Hamilton at u m Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
By PooleviIe and East Hamilton
To North Brook6eld, by l2 m, IS miles
And back between p m and m
1896 From Ch,tinngo at a m every Wednesday and
BY Peryville, Fenner, and Nelson
To Ereville, by p m, Is miles
And back between 9 p m and m.
1927. From Railroad at m daily, except Sunday.
BY Chntninso, Cazcnovia, Delphi, and New
Woodstock
To De Ruyter, by 10 m, "a miles
And back between IL and 5a m next days
1923 From DE Ruyter as every Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday
BY Cuyier Truxton, East Homer, md Homer
To Cortlandt Village by p m, 81 miles
And back between Al m and 81 pm,
1929 From Canastota at Al every day, except Sunday
BY Lenox, Cockville, Pctcrboro', Morrisvile, ana
Eaton
To Hamilton by 81 p m, % miles
And back between m and p m.
1920 From Utica IL m daily
By Whitestown Orsksny, Rome, Green's Cor
ncrs Oneida Depot, Wsmpsvillc, and Canss'os
To Syrocuse by 81 p m, So miles M
And back between 5! and II m, with an addi-
tiona mail every day, except Sunday, between
1877 m and q going and besween q! ana
9? a returning
lO31 From Utica at y m every Monday and Friday
Bv Frankfort Hill, Litch6ed, Cedsrvlle, COLUMBIA
and South Columbia
To Rich6cld Springs, by r m, Is miles
And back between a m and III am
1899 From Utica at a m every day, sxceps s"ha'y
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BY Jacksonburg, Paine's Hollow, and Grains Cor
To Warren, by p m, II miles
And back between 7 m and II m.
995 From Little Falls at m every Friday
BY Danube, MELVILLE, Starkvlo and Vanhors-
vile
To Springfield, by m, 90 miles
And back between and ~ m.
$780, From Hcrkimcr at IL every Tuesday, Thursday,
By Mohawk, Denuisons Corners, Jordensvile,
Pages Corners. Richfeld Springs, Schuyler's
Lake, and Oakvlle
To Cooperstown by p m, 81 miles
And back between m and II I'M.
Proposals for sx-times-aweek service will be considered
Mai-messcnger service between Mohawk and the rail-
road will be required.
99G a. From Russia Mt G m every Wednesday
BY Postville, Ohio, and Wilmot
To Moorehousevle by 12 m, % miles
And back between and p m with an nd
ditiona trip to Ohio and back every Saturday.
9s7 From Cherry Valley at p m every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
By East Springfield, Springfield, Warren, Rlchheld
Sangcrfeld, Madison, Bouckvlc Worthwhile,
Nelson Cazenovia, Oran, Manlius, Fayetteville,
and Dewitt
To Syracuse, by 3 m next days. 81 miles
And back between II m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and next days. pm tt
Separate proposals for each half Of this route dividing
Morrsvillc, will be considered.
g9s. From Cherry Valley at pm every Monday, We'd
BY Roseboom, M,ddlefeld, and wesvillo
To Milford, by m, Is miles
And back between 7 and IL m next days.
Proposals to commence Westvic are invited.
500. From Coopcrstown at every Tuesday and Sat-
urday
BY Middlc6eId, westford, and Decatur
To Worcester, by 8 m, IL miles
And back between a m and IL M
1000 From Cooperstown at every Tuesday, Thurs
BY t Ssk a"i s Burlington w.. Burlington, Ed
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Cannnt 81 said Sd III yos 81 Sfoa & B iorsc III
dicinos. ON tbors. friend u ma il cquaii.
tances who have used them testify their D.
probation in no ordinary terms. IN d recon.
mend them with. confdencs. Cures, almost
miraculous, have been effected by this mcdis
cine. "Every disease which the horse is5Seig
to-" is cured. permanently, BY the me AZ
Slams Medicines. I'R Y THEM and tesi for
yourself their etficacy.-TIH. Organ. MeSE5
HIGHLY SPOKEN OFs
E1'ractf from the Waukesha Democraf, n i ~
sin, May 8, lS49. s v E$
Sloan's Medicines.-A subscribeFs fi1
from the town Of New Berlin, reqas4S 4 II II IA
say, that he has used Mr. Sloan g H6fSS Y3iiifs
mont in several instances during Their Sy n
ter, and always with the desired 6fiSEf ina
wishes us to recommend it to those IA H#&
the use and care Of horses. Mr.. Slo9n n ~
dIclnes are highly spoken Of gencralty lf
from tho favorable acquaintance we have wif
that gentleman. we are led to believe that
they are prepared with view to give real
benefit to whatever purpose they arc recon
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FAMILY OINTMENT,
GLOAN'S OINTMENT is now univcrs

SLOANS OINTMENT is now universally
~ acknowledged to be an infallble remedy,
IN every case where it has been faithfully an.
piled on the human system, for promoting In
sensible Precipitation, drawing out the infiam
nation from wound. relieving pain Of every
Kind and in its healing qualities the world
does not produce its equal, and the public pro.
nounce it the cheapest and best Family Oint.
mcnt that has ever been used. All diseases
of the Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers Old Sores, Chill
blains. Sore Throat, Burns, Cuts, Cutaneous
eruption, sore nipples, sore breasts, diseases
OF the eye, ague in the face, side, back, and
the other parts of the system, boils, ulcers,
scald head bruises. fresh wounds, and every
kind of sore containing the least particle ofin-
ANIMATION, are permanently cured by this
grand remedy.s ". d. sloan.
Grand Depot, 40 lake st Chicarn III.
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EINY7 JTNWiELRYQ

~ D. SULLIVAN & Co. having Just opc1
". cd their new establishment at No. Sd
Fourth street, opposite Planters House, whic
they have fitted up in 4 style superior to the
former one. aud to which they resp cctfully sd
licit the attention Of their old customers an
the public generally to the fine stock OF Jewe
ry which they have opened, superior to an
ever brought to this city-such az
Ladies' e. gcntlemcns double cascd watches
Do Go breast pins and bracelets
Gold chaids: fob and vest chains, sea Is & ring}
Ear rings, bracelets; claps, necklaces;
Diamond rings and pins and bracelets;
Fancy set and plain rings; gold pens. pcncils1
Tooth plCA gold thimblcs, shields g. buck!ea
Genl!cmcns' shirt studs & wristband buttonsJ
A variety Of card eases and boquct holders
"A large assortment o forks, spoons and but
ter knives, fruit do, and sugar tongs. A !so,
large assortment of watch makers tools, at
wholesale and retail, low for cash
N. B.-All watches that were left before
the fire Of 18th May, were saved, and can be
had by the. owners calling for them. We are
now prepared TO attend 10 all the branches of
our business, such as cleaning and repairing,
in the very best manner, all chronometers,
duplcxcs, lever, and epire watches: Also.
all kinds Of silver ware made to order, and IN
tho shortest notice, and always quantity of
the same kept on hand. The highest prices
paid for old gold and silver. by
G. d. SULLIVAN g. CO.
No 81, Fourth street, opposite Planters House,
sept. 9th, lS49.sgglrly. ~ &
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TO THE PUBLIC

IL undersigned have formed partnerships
commencing on the LIST day Of August, A
u. lS4s, for the transa ctlon of a general
AUCTION, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS.
They will give particular attention to the pur
chase and sale Of Real Estate, and the paw
ment Of Taxes for non.residents. Having been
identified with Dubuque for the last Is years,
ana acquainted with the wants of the people OF
Northern Iowa, it Is believed they will be able
to give sfaction in their line of business,
They WILDE in the constant receipt Of fresh
Family Groceries. Clothing, and Dry Goods
on consignment from below, which they will
offer at such prices, for cash, as must give So.
tisfaction.
Regular Auction Sales of Dry Goods, Gro.
ceries, Furniture, &c., every Saturday after.
noon, ~, at their stand, corner of I'd
and Main.streets, formerly occupied bv Frank
Smith. GEG. L. NIGHTINGALE.
GUY B. MORRISON.
Dubuque, Sept. 5, ls49 BINS.
nP"Telcrra nh, nile, ca cnn,5 $3.50
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CIRCULAR
20 the Taxpayers OF Zones Co.

"HE undersigned. Treasurer OF said county,
Il would respectfully inform those individ.
! uals from whom Taxes arc due in his county,
that there is at present the sum of 500 State,
5000 County. and $50 School Tax, unpaid; that
as it regards the county revenue, great dc.
probation exists in the value of orders. which
is suffered by the county, in everything done
not actually specified by law, and everv article
purchased, thereby constantly eugmcnting the
debt, or rather the expenses, for | am crcdblv
informed that there would be money in the trea-
sury' IT taxes were promptly paid, and the bur-
thcns Of tax payers greatly reduced. As to the
State revenue, am under the necessity Of
saying that the most prompt and efficient &c.
ton is required Of me by the proper authorities,
and am assured that will not be tolerated
in any unauthorized leniency towards tax pay
crs 1t will be seen by the 43l sec. chap. 100,
OF the acts Of ls47, that all taxes upon lands
and property, due and unpaid on the LIST day Of
Jan. Tor the previous year, shall draw interest
at the rate Of 25 per cent:-this is of course
charged to me, and il cannotsbe, supposed by
delinquents. that am TO suffer this loss; con-
sequently, permit me to say, that this will be
exoctcd in every instance. 1t will also oe seen
by the 2Sth and 29th sections of thesame act,
that the treasurer has power to collect taxes by
distress and sale Of goods; and in the 3Sth sec.
ton 1t is made his duty to do SO. The 45th
section provides for the collection Of taxes upon
lands, by sale, when unpaid. .
Having thus fully set forth my duties, and
the obligations imposed upon mo by the law
and my superiors in Office. permit me to say,
that trust no individual, having taxes due &
unpaid. will render me the trouble, or them
selves the expense Of cocrsive measures; but /
must say further, that am sworn and bound
for tue faithful discharge of my duties as Trea-
surer and Collector, and acting in that capaci-
ty, must aud will discharge faithfully and TO
tho letter, the obligations resting upon me.
s...sss. Respectfully submitted.
49, IRA b. RYAN,,
Treasurer and Collector of Jones county.
N. BIS Some one will Away, be in readiness
70 receive taxes ut my office, in Anamosa.
Oct 81 %1S19 SIT
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NIFE LARGE DEEP ULCERS.

Shcboygan, Wis, March 2, 1919.
Dr.. W. B. Sloan-Dcar Sir: In NV opinion,
the greutcst cures effected arc those that have
longest resisted the skill of the Medical Facul-
ty. admitting that to be Il act, have a case
in point, TO wit: IMr james Hanford, of SheLov.
gan Fails, was crippled two years with fpe
Srge deep ulcers. ust above the ankle. The
ley was so much swollen he could not get on
boot. Nearly I'll the most popular Physicians
in various places have treated his case without
any beneficial effect
Last August, Mr. landlord solicited my adj.
vice: l succeeded in reducing the swelling,
and healed two Of the sores. The other three
iaborcd at till the first Of February, without
much, if any, benefit. when I gave him box
OF Sloan Ointment, and in three weeks he was
well. Respectfully yours.
c. B. OSTRANDER, III. D.
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ON11IS HANDS AND KNEES.

ME-. " 3 Slo0n Dear Sir: hereby certify
that my SON. lbert, eleven years OF age, was
afflicted IN his feet from the time he first be.
gan 70 walk the bot toms Of which were GOV.
cred with d hard dry skin, fullof cru cks, Ga u.s.
ing pain and much afiiiction, many times he
was obliged to 60 on his hands and knees, and
no time has he been free from the sore atllc.
ton until now. Battling the skill Of sevcra |
physicians, but to our surprise his feet arc now
perfectly smooth; soft and free from era cks,
all from one application of your Ointment |
would say the boy put 1T on himself as an eypc.
riment ofshis own from hearing it rccomme end
ed Nothing moro was thought of it for three
weeks, at WEIGH time his feet were near about
in healthy state, and arc now the same as
though they mover had been otherwise.
~ Yours, &c. ISAAC PaDEV
G"lesbug, Knoz CO., H.. Awril2, 1919.
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LOST NOTES.

Wilson e talhth Att Y. 20
Oct. Gath, 1e49. SGT. Prs. Fee $1,000. j
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S!TOCK OF GOOEnS,

direct from the Eastern Cities and manufacto.
ries, comprising ooer Fine Hundred Packages.
in which will be found En
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods;
Straw Goods; Hats and Caps; Boots g. Shoes
Clothing; Cutlery, Sa6dlery,
Queens and Hard Ware. Groceries, &c.
Iron Castings, Steel, &c.&c.
And in fine, every thing necessaryto the wants,
comfort and taste Of both city and country. and
of the latest Styles and patrons. Call and see
us: take your time to examine our goods and
prices, and we fear not the result, as we do
know Of truth, that our facilities enable us
to sell at Wholesale or Retail us Cheap as ana
House North of, ST. Louis.
Wheat, Dry and Green Hides will be taken
in exchange for Goods. or in payment of debts
'no,o due. De Apered on or before the first Of DC.
tober nert. Then come along with your Wheat
and Hides, one and all that kno,c themselves in.
'debted to US, be the amount much or litte;-
those old scores must be settledup and that short
ty. II ,.4 EN- ERSON <, SHIELDS.
No.s44 corner of Mainland 4th SITS. Dubuque
August go, 1949s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-24
We CAN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT 1T

WE CAN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT IT.
Besbo's Grove, Will CO., ILL.,. Oct. 81, ls4S.
your Ointment in the cure Of rattlcsnakc bths,
sore throat, burns, and many other injuries,
and in every case 1t has surpassed our cxpecta
tions. AS family Ointment, I have never
seen it's equal, and for beasts wo can't get along
witboutit Yours, &c. Miles M. JOHNSON,
GTsec Agents names at the head of
sloan's Column. For further particulars
and testimonials, get Pamphlets of agents.
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e OsT, by thesnbscriber, Sunday the 21st
n Il inst. somewhere between the city Of Du.
huquo and Table Mound, three notes of hand,
OF the following descripton:-Onc for the sum
Of one hundred and two dollars. drawn by IT.
vine & Pyle, Of Savannah, Ill.,, dated April
1849, and due on the LIST day ofSept. 1e49. pay
able &c "John Smith, or ORDER" assigned to
Robert Vandcrburgh, upon which there is an
endorsement Of five dollars. One Of thirty dol
lars. drawn by John C. liza german, of GaIcna,
III, dated Goth. cot, 1919, payable to "John
Smith, And a third, for twenty-four dollars
and ninety cents, drawn by John C.. IIagerman
OF Galcna, Ill.,, dated Oct. Goth. 1919, payable
to John Smith"
AS the payment OF these notes has been in.
terdicted, they will be of no service TO any one
but the owner. The finder viii confer favor
by leaving the said notes ct the "Exprcss" or.
acc, or with the subscriber.
JOHN SMITH.
Dubuque, Co., Oct. Gath. 1919. S-3,.
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DI ED.

At Catfish Creek. near this City, on the 18th
inst, Mrs. BRIDGET O'BRIEN, wife Of Mi.
ehael O'Brien, Esq in the doth year Of her age.
An interesting and highly respected family
have thus been called to mourn tho loss Of one
whose place in their affections can never be
filled. Whom God speaks, it becomes his crca-
tH,cs to be silent, and adore.
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pledge myselfto sell lo,cer than any other Aouse,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-24
SHERIFF SALE.
Simon Phibrick 10y virtue of an Extcu

Simon Philbrick 10y virtue Of an Ex.cu
VS.: ID ton, TO me directed,
VIM. G. stoddard. issued by the District Court
in and for tho county of Dubuque and State Of
Iowa, against Defendant, will, on the 24th
day Of November, A. D. ls49, between the
hours Of ten o'clochA. N. and six o'clock P H.
o: that day, at the door of the Court House, in
said county, expose to public sale the follow.
ing described Real Estate, situate in said coun
county. to wit: west half Of the south west
quarter of section twenty-nine ca; township
cighty.nine 1881 north Of Range 2, east Of the
.5th T. NJ, with all the appurtenances there.
onto belonging, to satisfy said writ, as UNI
therein commanded.
WIN. G. STEWART, Sh IF DC,
Get. II, A. D. lS49. Z st. Prs. fec s2. SO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-24
~ ICE;
OF SALE OF LAND IN JACKSON

OF SALE OF LAND IN JACKSON CO.
10y virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed BY
I'D Geo. w. Kingsley to tho undersigned,
Trustee, for the use Of William Miles, twill
sell at Public auction ito the highest bidder,
for Cash. on Thursday the 4 5th day of Novem-
Der next, between the hours of and 4,o,clock,
P. NJ. before tho door of the old Court House,
in Andrew, Jackson county, State OF Iowa, the
described tract Of Land, situate and
being in tile county and State aforeaaid fowits.
The west half of the Southwest quarter ofscc.
ton No. 81. in township No. IS, north rango2
cast Of the 5th PM. sa
ANsEL BRIGGS, Trustee.
S. S. FEsx, agent.
Andrew, Oct ~, lS49 SET. Pre-. Gee So
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-24
MARTINI EMPORIUM
". IS 3---------,
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
NO. lis.
s So
r. a u - O q r 4 s s.
MOTTO

70 MoIiUssSss Ssss - W. f2E
1pleege mvsel}to sell lo,cer than any otser aouse.
NAY business is done entirely upon lie Cash
IVl principle, therefore. have no losses 10
make upon bad Debts, as those do viii, sen up
on Credit, and have to make up Tho differenc
on their Cash Customers.
My Stock this FALL is the largest ever bro Y
West comprising By far the most complete as
sortment ever offered by any House. Ny goods
have all been purchased for Cash, and ma nu fac
turcd at very lowprices. .r-s3a...-.
Say SStples and asaftfrllg
are beautiful, many Of thrm the richest and
most fashionable ever offered in this couutry::
the whole Of my time and attention has been
devoted to the purchasing and notwithstanding
o! my Stock, as my brother CharesG g. SMurtin
attends to the ST. Lonis establishments; there.
foreit must be apparentto every one, from the
many advantages that possess, and the long
experience that have had, (FYteen Years.
that / am enabled to get up a.Stock better a d.
apted to the Market than anysothcr House.
| am determined to scllat very small profits
SO us to make it an object for every Country
Merchant to invest his Cash Capital in Cloth.
lug !, asst viii pay him better profit, meet
with quicker sales, and leave no remna nts 10
Sycnicnt to visit thescitv, BY sending sin their
orders, can, have them filled at the lowest
Cash Prices, and those that do not please, ca
be returned have but
ONE S'EOSsH1s
IT'S No. us, ldin-Shect, Saint Louis, Mo.
large No. IS on top OF the House. flag
out with the name MARTIN on it, large guilt
letters in front.
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ELS
LTEIIMENT.
JOHN T. MARTIN.
Sept Jth 1919 ltf
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U.NRIT.aLLED .MEDICxNES.

SLoAN's CoLUMN.--We call attention to
Sloan's column, for new notices OF his unrival.
led Medicines. We have come to the conclu.
sion after reading these highly com pimentary
notices, that the medicine is some ii not more.
It has great namo, and from tho testimony Of
those who have proved its efficacy, we should
Judge It to bojusi the thing for the times. We
say success TO that which is truly useful.
Wisconsin Standard, May s, 1S49.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-24
TIE Child Nas Healed.

lort Precinct, Du Page Co.. H., Dec q, IS-49
Fir. ~. 3. 'S}oan--sir: Las. summer one OF
my children was badly bitten by a ruttlesnak re.
We applied your Ointment freely and .'thc
child was hca led"
Also, had a horse wounded in the stiIc
joint, in which he took cold, and became so
swollen and distressed, that the horse was sup.
posed worthless, but by free use Of your Oint-
mcnt, was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in great ma
ny other cases, with equal SUCCESS
5ssstsr. y. WALTE RaxIYIIlTBE
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SHERIFF SALE.
SHERIFF. SALE.
Nehemiah Barber R , virtue Of an 5I ESeo Gu

SHERIFF OALE.
Nehemiah Barber. ! pY virtue Of an Execu.
vs. .Dtion, to me directed
Thos. S. Taylor. ! issued by the District
Ro5t. w: Brasher. Court in and for the coun-
y Jas w. Taylor, J ty of Dubuque and State
Of Iowa, against defendants, ! will, on the
Gath day Of November, A. D. 1S49, between the
hours of ten o'clock a. M. and six o'clock P. H.
Of that day, at the door of the Court House in
said county, expose to public sale all the right,
title, interest claim. and property Of Robert
w. Brusher in and to the following described
Resi- Estate, in said county. to wit: the north
west fractional quarter of section eighteen (1S)
in township eighty-.ine 1897 north, range two,
east Of the 5th P NJ; and also, all the right,
title. interest, claim, and property of Jas. w.
Taylor in and to the following described Real
Estate. in said county. to wit: South half Of
the south west quarter of section twelve Q2)
in township eighty nine 1897 north, range one,
east Of the 5th P. M, with all the appur tenun
ces thereuuto belonging to each tract as above
described. to satisfy said writ as am therein
commanded.
WIN G. STEWART, Shift D. c.
Oct II, A. D. l549. 7.3t. Prs $3.50.