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DE-. EHoststsef's Bieeers have received the
warmest enconans from the press people through
out the Union. Az valuable tonic for the cure Of Dy
spepsa, Flatulsnce Constipation and general
debility. cannot be approached. Every day new
cases Of IT. great effect chronicled through our
public Journals. There 10 nothing equal the enjoy
ent, 10 that which the afflicted experience when using
this valuable specific. Its mild tone It's and ygor
Gus action upon disordered stomach, and the clean
sing Of the entire human body should it
all classes Of our community. All that viii be necessary
to convince the sksptcal Of it, healthy effects Is to
purchase bottle and be convinced.
See advertisement In another column.
For sale By Druggists ami dealers generally every.
where.
decl- bp1m
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~ CSlATENTIoNAL PARRICIDE.-The Nash
As Gazette says that, on "Wednesday night of
week, man named Langster, living on
phi Greek, Tenn, accompanied his wife on .
'hd to . neighbours, leaving At home their son,
10y eleren years of age, TO take care Of the
Paes. Al late hour in the night, the mother
~ aiber returned, aud approaching their
ose Ar. LANCASTER suggested TO his wife, that,
ssts aud 10 test the courage OF the boy
tsoad stealthiIy approach the house, and
aleSs 'ef admit,snce. He did so, aud the boy
asaisd who vas there, but received no an
~, The knocking and inquiry was repeated,
sun no answer TO the boys question. The
then got down his fathers double barreled
vi gan, and coming outside the house, again
aed who it was that knocked. Receiving NO
Ever, he raised the gun and fred, lodging a
y number OF buck shot in the body Of his
.aer, and producing wounds which, il 10 sup
F'sa, VII result in death. On Friday night, Il
~ laought thst the wounded man could sur
" but few hours longer. The son, no
sao' thought that robbers or worse than rob-
S's we're beseigins the house.
Town OF BLooD.-Therc are few villages
v country, it any, where as mfhy deeds oi
reoa have been perpetrated as ut Bardstown,
l'A'9eky. Within half score Of years o. ma
aea have met violent death. Among these
y .nuember that Robert Logan Wickliffe shot
u.y; that James Pottinger was killed BY
~ss wilson; this was followed by Ugh
een The. Wilson and Lud. aud Aonros
.M' 70 which Wilson vas killed. In less thai
IN, IN lad. Able was killed by John Wilson, I
i"sf o. the deceased. William Hardin ant
\, An Robinson had street fight, in which liar
n "morialy stabbed and died in few days
- son Of Ben. Rowan Hardin, Who wa
rueisd on the lsthmus Of Panama 10 lS49
$50 grandson Of Hon. Ben. Hardin. And last
have recorded, John Talbot was slain b
NV lss hnds Slaughter, in his own house
g.! slis ia fearful and bloody record
'''Asile Courier.
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rT Five counterfei,ers recently arrested at
j about Steubenville, Ohio, have been tried,
.rjcted, aud cent to the penitentiary at Co.
rbus. Their names aud terms Of imprison>
A,pt are as follows Milton Pollock and Chas.
richer, passing; sentence one year EACH
counterfei,ing-JOhn S. Sutclid, 10 years.
bert Warwick. years, and John Loggett. 8
hrs. The present plumber Of convicts in the
d peniteptiary is mot far from 900.
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n no, Ell U exasiss Ne ssock of Bocss
= !. AZ the Banner Store Of Tsxssrd Z
90 You can buy Of them cheaper than
D''0!'. 80, Boot and Shoe establishment d
'a y, Having one Of the best workmen 10
sH \" ~, % sapssiatend their manufacturing
pc s.D. hey feel csDhAeas y giving psf-
.'.s.c,;op. They received the First Pre-
~ g J, ne Cosuty Fair for The best and aeas-s
~ ..,;..y Of Boots and Shoes. .as
.,b.r sbe place. 81. Jetferson street,
p...on,s Block. nov 10 VII.
N-..nI PvenaiuuAs Ter tho Beys.
.s,,lh Of Southern Iowa must come
-. \, from cattle aud hsss; and the great
r'as I'M. for feeding and fat.ening animals
IA crop. This Is the great staple and
certain grain crop. i is therefore
rs ~, hat we should learn just how TO
aT l.,ees. crops at the smallest expense.
~ ! q, ,sy 10 use expensive fertilizers here
H. ...a that amount Of labor upon the
@ 's;., crop which Is done in New England
M, York, whsrs !. commands from 70 ct'
bushel. But, in the minds Of many
@e ,ho are not mere theorists. Il will pay
go s.,, 10 plow deeper, cultivate better and
y, =, -. cha, vs propose 70 do 10 70 sss young
w. : c,phering out this problem. Farm
AU' -. s.,. inqairing, active minds. We
." i. .a.t each Of them who chose to COM
Pop 4. p,emiums We offer, have an acre
RI" cul,iyate as be pleases. and all be can
: t,ou Il. That TO the boy, not to exceed
...,.,, Years Of sgs, who raises the largest
..aber Of bushels Of corn on an acre, the
' ! . Do done BY himself, the expense Of
.s,.;ou and quality Of grain 70 be taken into
.,oun, and an uccsuut Of the manner Of
nl.n,iug and cultivation to be given,
IN a;,, medal with suitable devices, to
ao,,.,s. To the one raising the next |
-, ,vuSsr Of bushels, 6ne engraving in
=, ,,.us. Or . picture from either Of our
,,,.o rooms Of the value Of Eve dollars.
Al !, N other bona ide competitors We will
IA COPY Of our weekly paper one year,
v.hout charge.
Those Awards are to be made by the Des
hines County Agricultural Society q their
|aruual Fair.
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Mnfi0A.

THE following Goods, Wares an Merchandise are
i now IN Store In the Warehouse OF Messrs. FEAR
HAGAR, In the CITY Of Duringtou and GsAte Of lows,
and have been for more than months past, ana
called for and uncaimedb By any person or persons.
therefore, shall offer the 1t Public Auction as
said Warehouse onSATURDAY the siss dAy of Docem.
beR 1884, and shall continue the sale from day 10 day
until they all disposed Of TO tie highest bidder. 20
deffay I'll expenses Incurred upon them, including the
advertising Of the same aplesS claimed and III charges
paid before said day Of sale, to wit:
Dates. Marks. Descriptions. Charges.
June 10, 1851 Andrews, Haynes harvester, 80 10
July -, 1858, J. Martin, 0 Corn Mills, ,lSS -
49ez 80
u. H. WINTON,
novl6-d6tW6w City Marshal.
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1sSl Governor ..FsviIle was elected County
se y Aischell county At the late election.
m ne next session Of the General Assembly
u - - eonsene At Des Moines, On Monday, the
" q January.
!. Mst Louis. last Thursday, Mrs. Mary Lem
n. - elderly lady, was burned 70 desth.-
g. t.se'dent vas caused BY her clothes catching
@."on red hot stovs.
se shepard, Clark 4 Brown, book pubs
- u o. boston, have failed. Thsir Liabilities
y soous el0O. 600. s
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M DsnGmsfsa, Friday r. 4.
The weather osatiaues aas. IAs liver +
closed and Ice Of sufficient shickness q mako
crossing Of stock ond teams perfecsly safs.
The receipts Of grain hare been small during
the week. 49,
The receipts Of hogs have been large, but
nearly oil By tho Western Road. Few Of ths
near ~ Aogs havs cons in yss. There have bsea
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b, L.ou,s Dee. /

NA,L.. !. 3 k0ul1, De. II.
a,e,..:s EAU. Galss eG Hogs wess: 100 hsad,
az. l7s ~ q q, sS; 800 hsad, q q, OOa
~ AeaA ~ 80 NJ q q
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Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke
~ D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine II imposition, but
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and OBJ
strucsions, from any cause whatever; and although
powerful remedy, 1t contains nothing hurtfni to the
constitution TO married ladies It peculiarly suited.
II will, in short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity
In al cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue slight exertion,
Paptation Of the Heart Hysterics, and Whites these
Pills will eject when all other have failed
and although powerful remedy, do not contain iron,
calomel, antimony, anythns hurtfu TO tie consti
tuition.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, Of the
agent.
N.B.-e1 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorized AGENT will ensure bottle containing 30
pills, by return mail JOB MOSES,
Rochester, N. r.,
General Agent for the United States.
Sold In Burlington by squres Bless, Il Gay, and
oil Druggists. oct l2-bplyeow
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In GhASS CASES, AIR ItR AS, AND VGA11
Keep in my climate.
The Family Ga. tthartic PIllh
gentle but active Ca - thartic which tAs Pre-
prietor has used In bio - practice than eWsn-
" years. - The constantly n
creasng demand from those who have long
used The PILLS and the II satisfaction which al
express In regard 10 - their ases has inAucsd
me 10 place theli within the reach 81 all.
The Profession veil a. know that atlssen9 o..
thartcs act on diaerent lpoFtcns 81 the bcWsls.
The FAMILY CA THARflO Pill r has,
with due reference 70 . this well established
fact, been compounded - from . variety Of the
purest Vegetable Ex- tracts, which A0s alike
every part Of The ali. = mentAry csHsl, aud are
Good and Safe In all - eases where Oathartic
10 needed, such - DE- "a IPANGEMENre OF the
STOMACH, GLEEPI] NESS, PAINS ~ TNn
BACK and LOINe, COS a lTIv KNESe, PAIN ana
SORENESS OVER THE WHOLE BODY. from
sudden cold. which frs - qusntly, " neglected
end IN = long coarse on = Fever, LOo8 o. APE.
THE, CREkPlN0l - SENS ALTON or !. OH
OvE1 TIE ODY, kEsTLIe0NEsa. HAD,
ACHE, or WEIGHT AMI THE HEA B. aIi m.
pLAMMATORY DlG.lp. iEASEa, Won No "a
CHILDREN or ADUiTgI - lRHhUNATlaN. ! Rrsa
PURIFIER q The BLOOD and many Aissssss - sAisl
nesh heir too numerous 70 msntioa In this aavsTties
msnt. Og1. 1to8.
/ PRICE IDIMEa.
THN LveR INylGORAfOS AND 1AM1Lx "a
THARIIC PILLS are rstalel ~ pvuegissa Gsassall1
And sold holesAts BY The Trade Ia Al he Ares towns
y. n. W. AAMGOND, N. D.
@ MAn0faotafer - Broerkee.
311 DFoAAW0ys MeW Eagks
Ill W0A~0W S. rare Nsaeasa @vgH sssM##s@ VIII I
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FORD'S
LIVER lMNlGQRATl OR


NEVER DEtgEIsgiTES.
VT IS C0Na0ENDED entirely fram
& u ms. an! has become an established fact, a
Standard Meiicnc, known and approved by all that
have used IT. ard IL -esorci to with conf
tense in all the diseases - for which 1t IL recon.
mcndtd. ~ 1t ha 8 cured thousands
Siihla the last two years Q who l.Ed given W al
hopes Of relief, al the - numerous unsolicited
certificates in my pos-i session show.
The dose must bel q adapted TO the tenpefa-
nent CT the individual = taking L., aud used In
such quantities as to act ~ gently on the bowels
Let the dictates OF - your Judgment guide
you In the use OF the LAYER lAVEGO.
% ATOzt. and il win . cure Liver COSms
plants. RiliiOuSsA Atsncks. Dyspep.
sln, Chronic DIE nrrh0cH, Nu ma II
meF CSmPl imts,IP tDyscMtery, DFO D
SysSOur StOIn aCh,IR kRnbiauAl q OS9
tyeMeAS, CLOfic.tV Cholera NTOFbUs,
Cholera 1nfRn-l - tuuR, ElRlu1eMce,
yaundIce. Ec. male Nse0kMcAs-
IS, and may be used "a sucee,sfu fully ~ an Orr
binary EnmilyIEc Medicine. II VIII
cure SICK haEADeltS ACH z. las thousands
can testify iM txSeu-IA. lev M i N n o .. n
TWO or three teael spOOWsGnls y .
taken NJ comm encc-l ~ iment I attack.
All who use iel. are giving their tee
t'mony In its favor.
MIX WATER IN the ssOUT n
WITH THE lNyIGOKATOR. AMI
SWALLOW BOTEl TOGETHER.
Price Ono Dollar per Bottle.
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Ssw York Cattle MARKET.

b.. NV LUFke OeC. II.
~. DsmInd unusually active It full
esn~ ef& quality e3slO}c; ordinary 9a91;
So. taste. Recsipts 5000 bead.
y i sss- ~ demand II prices rsnging from
"S@ Receipts 9 900 head.
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7. L. & G. B. PARIS NS.

70 Abraham Hackelman, John b. H9eeGAo1p u4HR1e
ret Jackson, John Jackpon, PsaliAS 00asAs -
sAish, Mosss nasmaA, Naacy =. 0AGnaAo14 AeA
Elisabeth Carl: w 1870 ss..a8a ~
roo are hereby ncsaed that sAsrs . ~ . - .
the O@ce Of tbs Oerk Of the District 0eNSs wieA0 -
for The County o. Dss Melnss AaA lAAAq ~ 1eDa, -
Elliott BY their next ftisnA LyDaM &C., S1o1nag q
yea eaes title n and Lot No olA - III Cy - -.
linston, according 70 the original surrey theseeh
Nov. unless you appear and make andWer - Do4 -
tisu On or before tAs escon1 Gay ~ - nsne ss0 -
said Court defauA viii be taken AnA &scseeDre ~
- HALL, HARRlNefoN HALL. ~
ConplAinaas's osliettses.
rHE STATE or IOWA. lsa
Des Moinss County,
Il appearpr 70 me thss the above named psreons oso
10 ID therepre ordered that The fessgeng
Notice Do published four weeks in the Westy Ha0keyss
a. J. MESSENGER, M'
dec0 H9&4 Actl19 % 3O1ge. 88
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..goottisk D1f1o a. HnGlin 1svaS6s."

..scotsiSh Dar1o ~ Eglilh 1svaeas.
il ~ = 800 1s1irine = - ~ ~ faeN~
ta1 11aeasnes ean A. y eAyaaeaoeeasg - esieg -
UCo1sE = SON. - gsaoersen 1erees.
2 1sSox sS.Eygass @aasEs n
l1iNsURGH REvIEW. tWhigl ~
M01rn nRIIIlR iyres CAsreh)
Duasaal Inducements aFs nov a1brded % any ard ~
Aeslress or intredecns ths A1eve named Washable p
siss.s..s in.e shsr i..itss " farther iafsfn.ssa
a. - M 4 IL CnnsR D s0N, sEsas
- JeGsrsoe etfess,
dse1sdkv6 AaN Burlington lows.
l os. o !. ~. 4 u e 81. s.
Az. ss1.s. v aarrs w Ioser.s Ja..ss =
Adams Danisi Y Ir,.as ~ nisa. Rssssli ossd
Allison Mrs Mary sssh 1sek w
= 80 Rogers eennsi
Duford Kelsey m snyd.r Miss E,,sa.
Bobsni Lewis Keenan, wTs emead M Ms.lL
brewer Charles n d lss
BaierJw Lseas mss osso- svrssr sansei
barns line spencer Q r
Bemkens Jacobus LeeducJ Esalon W
Clarke job. L.srsp "" s 1s.ss nsTif
Clark Mrs Lorenso Riley 6ater Mary
Clark ~ M sssmans Miss >,
beth niiier w sand ds Ma Be-
Catberth Geo Mungov.n James beccs
Cock Almon Mopsrs Josiah r 8
- Mslier Geo Tyies Douglas
Deene Jacob Muller Richard Turner Geo
Dutton Wa Mac u
Davis G. McCoPd D UEb John L 8
Davis John McNair Robert Urenc Thomas
Downer2Miss Car McKinny
ohne Mcdowell Vanmeter 3
e McMakin Miss w
Eaton Mrs II Eza Wolfe JW0
Ely Thomas Mccormick VIM AWalker Mrs Ann
AcCabe = Warvicus Dr. Jac-
Fish David NcAN3ter Jas oues
Fiander Samuel AMcKenney Isaac E0feign Let.
Former Jefferson q tiers
frank Ohftstopher0' Neal Thomas Thomas Irwin
fleming Ajax Osborn Q james Crowley
q Mrs Campbell
0i0se Nm Reaseiey ~ SWe0o Lett
0ib6s Ohas Persons WaltefO pera
9feer " Perkins Miss %. Carls Johnston
norman Jeremiah rah Johanis Peterson
-. - Percy Arthur Miss Caroline
HMleaFy John Prickett Isaac gehuts
mougn Cnas - Initial Lote
Hays Miss Amy Ritner James gers
j. "A. y.
Ffsons calling Tor the above letters will please
AdvertlEed" JAMES TIzZARD p. NJ.
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SAPONIFIER.

CO N Il r. IL A n ID POT A q H.
More than Double tie Strength of Ordinary
Potash
For making Soap without lime, with little trouble ard
AZ trhing expense. The cheapest article dscov-
cred for the purpose One pouna will make twelve or
fifteen gaios OF good Soft Soap, nine pounds Hard
Soap Printers will find superior article clean.
ing tyne 1t perfectly soluble and free from mpuri-
ties.
Broken in small Jumps and put up 10 !, ., and b
cans. ### # #A
Manufactured al the Challenge Chemical Works
BROOKLYN, and sold by u. X. DURKEE co.
oc3-dAw1yil Isl Pearl street. Hsw York
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An experienced nurse ana Female Rhy',s.n present.
NAANnHTNN GVDElD
Nvvvv
For Children Tnethlng
az III
SURE 10 REatJI.ATE THE NOVELS.
Denend UPON H. mothers il vii rive rest 10 your.
selves, !, and "a. = !, !, -. ,...,..
hELiEf ANO HEALTH ~ ioCh lNFAN1O.
wehave pusup and sold this article for over ten
Of
medicne-NEvER nAS=lT FAILED. in SIM
timely used Never did Ne know an instance Of |
Dissatisfaction BY any one who Used it. On the con.
sfasy' ~ are 1Tga.e a Win ~ operAn9 ~ - rn0
rica Effects and medical virtues We speak in this
matter WHAT We DO I. ksow," after ten years. (
enperienee, Asp PLEDGE 9ouR ss nr. M 80.
every instance where The Infant i suffering from
pain and exhaustion, re lief wiz be found 70 ten o.
nfteeD minutes after the Ssyrup IL administered.
This valuable rrspars ton i the prescription, o.
one q the most EXPERT FENCED and shiLLFUL
NURSES In New England, : and has been used with
THOUSANDS " CASES.
II not only relieves the q child from pain, but IN.
vigorstes me s'omacn ana eoses' c@rreo's ac.oHy
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
n MnD D Si., ..,x
saieS end n death M : Believe i, ,he srsr and
sunrsr aEnsDY IN TINE !. WORLD, in ali cases o.
DYSENTERY AND DIAR RHRA In CHILDREN,
wheth.r 1t arises from tee hing, from any oth
er cause. We would say z TO every mother who has
child suffering from any !. Of the foregoing CONF
plaints-Dc MOT LET YoUR PRxJUDlcEs, KoR THE PRE-
DIcEs or OTHERS, stand Sbetween your suffering
child and the relief thai viii be euRE-yes, AB-
6OLUTELY sURE-to fol lew the of this medi-
cine. II timely used Full directions for using wi,
ecsn bottle Gs1aae unless The
on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Drusgists throu : ghont the world.
Principal Once, No. ~ Cedar -, New York.
Sold In Chicagc,by BOLLEs, SMITH co.
lantoplyois
,,,,,,,... 4. =. ere.
LA0ses ncuust eo"fi'nieAs - -
that every honest physician, who ha tried the 0eatss
v7.t.fe M ,,o,. Al. mo-. r,cr,,t .na h~a,, -.
-. - -.
timony Dr. Lykens, one OF the oldest ana most veal
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Cbarlestown execution-taik of very interest
ing political tone. By charact eristic bluDdcr,
Col. Baylor. the very man Who commanded the
Harper's Ferry Militia ia the attack against
Brown, was put under arrest. He Was highly
ncensed ut the indignity and when the officer
of the guard learned Who be VAS, and directed
that he should be set at liberty. he declined y
take his liberty, and insisted upon being brought
to headquarters, and on receiving from .he
General written order of discharge, there his
Indignation found vent in very free aud open
expression of his private sentiments in regard
to the whole military array. He denounced it
as Eisunion movement got up BY Henry A.
Wise, who wanted to be President OF Southern
Confederacy. at is q vile political scheme,
said he, to destroy this Union The COM
mand is-given TO q near relative Of Wise's !;
many Of the officers are related to him. aud nine
out OF every ten men here are bis political sup
porters. The object Is to increase the excite
ment. Alter was succeeded IN command, be
told me to hold myself in readiness TO obey
Governor Letcher's osderA bat not his. He
could not deprive me Of my coEnmission. ex I
cept BY coart>uartialing me, and that he dare
not do"
Baylor said Ia addition, that though shsrs
were more slaves owned By his family than BY
any other 10 Virginia, he would rather that
slaves, and John Brown and oil, should escape
than that the Union should be destroyed. Hi
| grandfather had fought and blcd in the Revolu-
| ton, and be vas not willing 70 zee the Govern
| mens overthrow for the political advancement
Of any man. lie saw nothing but treason In 81
| this movement. He had heard that white>hAired
old man, Edmund Rufin, make . treason
able harangue 10 ths~street to-day, aad bad
gone up and told him that be was protected b
bis white hairs and b. the military; bat thas Y
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE

HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN TIE WORLD
All others limitations, and should be avoided
II you wish TO escape ridicule.s
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1885, and S8
900 applications have been made to the Hair Of his pat
rons Of his famous Dye.
WM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is
injare in the least however long may be
tinned and the III effects Of Fad Dyes remedei; the
Hair invigorated for Life BY this Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied lin private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The Genuine has the name and address upon .
steel plate engraving on four sides ofeach box. Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
ju15 1yw 233 Broadway, New York.
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LAral Mofi0a. !

Legal M0t1C0
~ ,1,s % toMA ss n oosn.y Cos. g ssS g
NXYHEREAG, on the third dag d Narsh, =. y. 60
w thousand sieht hundred and any ~, tAers v1e
produced and read IN open Court - lnstsunsaeA W.
ting, puFporing be the last will and eAsot - oa1
decedent And whereas said instrument In writing =
6ie in said Court, the same mot havinG beeo
given all persons therein, thAs the Bo
Monday In January next 10 hereby nxed - the day %
which proof win be received - 70 the vAly u sos4
Last VIII and Testament and that any pefeO7 vho0-
then appearing before said toart n reSsrsDee
thereto, will be heard $1,000
witness o. @. WIGHTMAN, JsaSs ~ si1
r. 81 Court this seth day Of Novembss, 4. y 100.
o. O. WfGH1MAN,
dec2-wtd. &c. Judge Of ssi1 Court. Y
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SHERIFFsS SALE.
STATE or IOWA, Dies Moines County, las

December 16 1889. "
DY VIRTUE of IN execution 70 directed.
ID Issued out Of the office Of The Clerk Of the District
Court for said coanty, in favor Of Asa Webster, and
against James Moran, Amanda Moran, William n.
Moran, and Milcha Moran, have levied upon aud will
in said county OF Des MONIES, the II day Janu
airy next, A. 1860, between the hours OF O'Clock,
A. n and O'Clock p. H. Of said day the following des.
cribed property. to wit:
All Of the South West quarter Of Section No. Eight
Township No aeventyone, North Of Range -Four, West
excepting ten acres, In squarein the North East
corner Of said quarter section
Also the Sou West quarter OF the South East quar-
ter OF Section Eight, Township Seventy one, North
Range Four, West. containing all hundred and
ninety acres less in Des Moines County, Iowa.
Taken and levied upon the property OF said James
Moran, Amanda Moran, William n. Moran and Ailcha
Moran, to satisfy said writ Of execution.
.49 J. nILLHOUSE.
Aee1e-w4tt Sheriff of Des Moiaes County. Iowa
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TAKEN Ufs by Jonathan Nicholson, At his res.
Hence In Danvlie Township, Des Mones County,
Iowa. December 3, 1852 Dark Bay Mare, sup posed
to be u or II years old left hind foot white. email
white spot in forehead some saddle marks. Appraised
At 430-before J. B. Kitner, Justice Of the Peace.
Filed December 3, 1859.
A. J. MESSENGER
decls-w3n Clerk County Court.
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Estray--Cne Dark and One Brown Cow
TAKEN UP by Francis Baysey, 1T his resi-
dence in Burlington township, Des Mones Coun.
ty, Iowa, November 1882 One Red Cow, abou. seven
years old, both horns brose ~ marks brand
One Dark Brown Cow. about ave years old, no ear
marks bran Is; white stripe right side Of
the shoulder Appraised at 92S-before r. X Harris,
Justice Of the Peace
Filed December Z, 1852
A. J. MESSENGER,
dec17w3m Clerk County Court.