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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
State Of Iowa,

State of Iowa,
Tama County, IS.
70 Valentine Smith Administrator. Ellen
Smith John r Smith. Letitia Smith Ambrose
Smith Rebeeea Rush, Phebec Long. Mary
Ellen Hays Elias Hays, Lidia Williamson,
and Sarah Cress.
YOU and each Of vou arc hereby notified
that OH or before tie LIST dav Of July 1870
there will be on file in the office o. the clerk
of the District court Of Tama comfy, Iowa, Q
petition Of izaac Snita claiming e Valentine
Smith Administrators the specific performance
Of certain contract and that your equities
in and 10 certain piece Of land may he fore
closed and that unless yen appear the' etc
and defend en- Or before noon Of the second
dar Of the rext term of said court, common
cling the third Monday Of sefenber i. i,
1865, lefaui: viii be entered against.o and
Judgment rem iel Ell thereon.
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Something New.

UNIVERSAL USF,-Proftable to DeaN
ers and useful to all.
BAY Enclose RED srAMrs and send for
ClRcuLAR, to 8. II. GREER,
vn8oly 46 John Street, New York.
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80. Our people will bear in mind
that The grea, medical work Of DR..
King, Of which we made mention last
week, is sold only by agents, and that
Mr.. Stevenson has the agency for this
county, 80 that the work can OILY be
procured Of him and his agents The
present canvass Of the county. in which
they are now engaged, is the only ore
they will ever make, SO that those de.
string the work will have to subscribe
for it now, Of they never viii secure It,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
MOGAE>
GRAND UNION REPUBLICAN,
RALLY.

slRAxE UNION REPUBLICAN
RALEE.
Turn out and hear the Governor
of tie state.
There viii BE- . Grand Union Repub.
lican Rally at Toledo Tuesday Sept 5
at o'clock p. NJ, addressed by Coz
Stone and other able speakers. This
announcement is by authority OF the
State Central Committee.
Let rs prepare for the occasion ard
lave general good time.
WANTED at this office smart
and intelligent boy between l3 and lG
years of age to learn the Printers trade.
-. At this Office can be procured a
Piano, Melodeon or Organ and Sewing
Machine, ali new and prime articles and
vet can be obtained at less than the
manufacturers prices.
-. Read the amended call Of the
County Union Republican convention,
and be on hand with properly appointed
delegates.
-. Major Clark, Surgeon Daniel,
Capt. Schaeffer, and others Of the 2sth
and oath are at home, having been dis
charged.
We are glad to meet their once
familiar faces and hope they may long
live TO enjoy the lanrels they have won
in the defence Of their country
49,. Or. Ferrard, renowned physi.
elan WHO was with Lieut.. Wilkes Elk
ploring expedition around the world, is
announced by Posters to be in our
Town to. morrow to remain but one
week. He comes highly recommended
By the Press in places that he has visi
ted. All the afflicted with diseases TO
which human flesh is heir, and especial
~ those having old chronic diseases,
are requested to call ON him. Consul
ta.ions free. No charges except for
medicines.
-. Last Friday, che poor Indian
with untutored mind" came into Town
with all the grace and dignity corceiv.
able. His face was tie piciurr Of riely
his language in an unknown tongue,
and his general demeanor was tina. Of
virtue and innocence. Some of our
fast men were troubled with his pre-
sence, sorcly troubled trouble inst as
a vile sinner is in the presence of =
pious Bishop. They resolved tina, h,
should fall that the innocent untorted
mind Of Mr.. Indian should he tn!orcd
and that TOO after their style. They
resolved that he should come down
from his disnifed position to their
level. So after a sufficient amount OF
hemming and having, bowling and
scraping, counting noses, fingers and
fnll moons, limitations, gyrations, gcsti
cnlations and circumlocutory reramlu
la,ions, they proposed 70 Mr.. Indian 70
run horses on bet. He well knew the
heetness Of his pony, and fit :ha. he
was in great need Of little 'shuncah
White man-nice ma,l-told him sIn
dian, run pony with white man on bet
Indian beat white man, Indian ge,
heap shuneah'. All the temptation
was too strong: the nobly dignified
Indian fell from bis proud eminence &c
the level Of a few gamblers and horse
racers that We have in town.
lie was en,iced from the paths
recttude. He was fairly seduceI, and
we favor prosecution Of the white
puppies that are guilty Of the offence.
But more seriously this kind play
should BE stopped. Il was carried OIL
in one Of the most business streets in
town, and travel and business were in.
terfered with. It is a burning shame
and disgrace to our people and stran.
gers then in town so remarked.
Comfy Union Republican Con.
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G ENERAL LAND AGENCi'

The undersigned arc now prepared 10 buy
and sell Real Estate, both improved and I'm,
improved pay taxes, rent land examine titles
make conyeyances and attend generally TO
any matters pertaining to the ownership CIR
conveyance of real Estate in this, and the
adjoining counties. We have choice lot Of
lands for sac At prices within the reach Ct
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Thc only legally licensed
land agents i'm this county

Almosl nj strangers coming here call upon
us 10 buy, thus giving us incr, ascd facilities
over all others for selling. We solicit from
residents who desire to soil, correct destrip
tien OF their lands with general description
of the quality, situation, distance from tim
Der, or amount Of timber owned, Improve
mcn.s price & terms Of sale, either verbally,
or by mail as most convenient, and promise
10 furnish buyers soon, for all good lands
held at reasonable prices. Don't delay send-
ing in your descriptions each day that pass
es some chance lie leas
'.n.4hAH S NELSON.
fsngs
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state OF Iowa. lama County, S..

State OF Iowa. Tama County, IS.
To linton Reusch !:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Tama County, Iowa, petition Of
susannah Reusch, claiming of you divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony, and that unless
You appear thereto and defend. on or before
noon Of the second day of the next term of
said court, commencing on the third Monday
of September A. D., 1865, default will be en-
tered against you. and judgment rendered
thereon. A. STODDARD,
TO Ct rev. stamp.] Attorney for PIN
State OF Iowa,
lama County, IS:
TO Jeremiah Pickett, Jacob M. Pickett,
IZachariah Taylor Pickett, Hester Ann Pickett
Asa X. Pickett and Hester Myers.
| Yon and each Of yon are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the off &c of the
Clerk of the District Court of Tama County,
Iowa, petition of Thomas ]. Pickett ella m
ing Of You the partition Of certain real
estate therein mentioned and that unless you
appear thereto and defend on or tefore noon
of the second day Of the next term Of said
court, commencing on the third Monday Of
September, A. D. 1865, default will be entered
against you and judgement rendered thereon.
Stamp VIM. II. STlVERS
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers Fee $500 v7n29
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-. Major Clark, Surgeon Daniel,
Capt Schaeffer, and others Of the 28th
and oath are at home, having been dis
charged.
We are glad to meet their once
familiar faces and hope they may long
live TO enjoy the lanrels they have won
in the defence Of their country.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17

The Atlantic telegraph cable parted
or the end inst. Buoys were placed to
mark the place, and hopes ale enter.
tanned Of raising it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17
State of Iowa,
Tama County. SO.
To George J,eare

a,
Tama County, SO.
To George Heare.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office OF the clerk Of the District
court of lama co"nty, Iowa, petition Of
Mary Jane Weare claiming Of you a divorce
and that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend on or before noon Of the second day Of
the September term Of said court for the ear
A. D. 1865 being the next term Of said court,
commencing on the third Monday Of Scptem-
Der A. b. 1865 default will be enter ed against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
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State OF Iowa,

Stamp. VIM. II. STlVERS
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers Fee $500 v7n29
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-08-17

Stamp. IN II. sTIyFRS
- Attorney cor Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 VIM
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, l
Sau1HERN IlIyIsToN OF Iowa.

a. \
peter NeleuSy United States Marshal for the State
Of our do hereby give public notice that In the OF
the United states against huIred barrels e AHA in
cse oi seizure AID forfeiture under OF Congress
did on the Il To day OF June A. D. 1865, at Ke5kuk
rct and take into my possession for safe custody
hundred empty barrels eJo bushels Rye 800 do Corn IS
d. Barley 10 Mali, ioa rs Hops barrel Iighwines
Inspected 1919 gals do not ins eotel, l3 gals small
coal stove small tubs old tanning mil, bellows,
anvil grind tone p tusfefs wheat pairSma scales,
i wise set OF burr stones for grinding, pair large
scsies for aud set elevators for grain, large
ifo beer tubs, highwiEe tuh sink tub underground,
, pnmp large marsh tub, work bench, cold water
tub hot water tub worm tub, Sill worm, small
iron bound tuls with balls. corn snter still tub
2-pal kettle, IN ARCH steam boiler, steam engine,
car loads COAL from fur hunired ~ me hundred bush
corn CRIB slop tub siop vat lot Of hog peas, lot Of
belts piping tools and other personal property connect
-. with d.t4ilagy mentioned in the Information. And
heby also give pubnc notice that the time asst gned for
the return # said warrant and the heng of this
the rst TH siay Of August being the first day OF Au-
gust A. d 1855 and hereby admo1ish and summon all
persons claiming any Interest ia SAID no empty barrels,
x Ia or knowing having anything 10 say Why the
same ould not be decreed to be forfeited the United
s.ates and be condemned and sold TIE prayer
OF sid beant that they be ana appear before said Dis
ric Court nj its rooms TIL CRY 81 keokuk in said
Tstrct an sh1 Is dsy & Augu- 1875 AT clock D. M
h,n M where said cause i'll be heard, then and there
h iutrose their aims and answer said libel Of nor.
S.Ation and make their allegations ~ that hehslf
= PETER MELENDY,
c s. Marshal for TIL. State OF Iowa
BY H. FULTON, Deputy
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T s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA.
TIoN.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,

SOUTHERN DIVISION Iowa (
pa.a- Neleniy United states Marshal for the State
~ fv Al hereby give public n fice that in the
tha United states against SIX barrels of Highw ines,
mari RYE Union Line in cause Of seizure and for
fitnrs under arts of Congress- did the 18th day Of
Jnne D. is65 al keokus, lee county, Iowa, arrest
ana take into my possession for safe custody six barrels
ID Ilih sifs And hereby atb give public notice that
t time assigned Tor the pf said and the
hearing of thus cause the first Tuesday being the LIST
dav Of august, \. 1861. and hereby admonish and
sumon all persons claiming interest in said six
harreis 81 IIiehwines marked RYE, Union Line'
r,autn0 or having ANYTHING why the should
not be reed to forfeited to the United States and be
condemned and sold to the prayer of said libel
lst thai they be aud appear before sand District Court
a. t rooms IN the city u keokuk in said District said
la dAy az August ls5 o'clock p when and where
said cause vii be heard, then and there TO intepose
their claims and said Libel Of nor nation and
make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELENDY,
T. s. Marshal fyr the State Of Iowa.
BY III. FULTON, Deputy.
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IT ). MAkSHAL'S PkOCLAMA.
TI0N.

Keokuk. Lee Co, Iowa june 20 lSe5.
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TT 5. MARsHAL.s PRoCLAMA-
TON
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, I
SOrTHrRN DIyIsIpy OF Iowa.


L Peter Msleniy, United States Marshal for the State
Of Iowa 40 hereby give public notice that in the OF
th states acoiust one shelter, ct aha in
cau Of seizure and forfeiture nndei of Congress-
dia on the alf dav of june 1885, at Franklin Gen.
tire Lee count Iowa. arrest aud take into my pcsses
so5 for saf custody one corn shelter. wash kettle
uaIh tub cold water tub yeastIng tubs, mash vat
large whisky tub, bbs vinegar, ooId water VAT
ATM heater ioubier worm and tub beer pump,
cod water pump vinegar tubs. And l hereby also
rive tube notice that the time ASST ned for the return
OF said warrant and hearing c this case the lst Tues
day August, being the first DAY of August A. 1902
a, hereby aimonsh and su uimon all persons claiming
AMI interest Ia said corn shelter aha slowing
hsync ANYTHING to say why the should not be de-
er3 70 IL forfeited 10 the United States and be
enne snd sold to answer the prayer of said libeant,
that they be and APPEAR before said District Court al It's
rooms in the city OF Keokuk in said District said LIST
DAY Of August, 1865, at O'Clock m when and where
sid ca Sc will lac heard then and there to interpose
their xifs and answer said libel Of information and
maxi their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELENDY,
T. S. Marshal for the State Of Iowa.
BY II. FULTON, Deputy.
n, lima Il 1u
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Keokuk. Lee Co. Iowa, june
CHERRIES SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
y virtue Of four executions issued by the Clerk
of the District Court Of said county, lpwe tha st dated
Jaue "a 1853 la favor Of joseph Hamilton, against
John sannus: the II dated luns 2h, 1865 in favor Of
r,7rge C. Anderson against Hawkins Taylor and John
sAanns; 81 dated June Both, 1850 in favor of r. NJ.
Reyna O. against John Stsnnus, john Hamilton and L.
Harbine and the 4th dated June 29ih 1855 in favor of
lohu nurkee aud d. II. Derkee, against John Stan
nus: have levied upon the following described proper
~ As the property of John Stannu ne of the defend
ants in each execution and the 24t day Of July 1855
at o'clock n commencing at and between o'clock
and o'clock of said day, and from day to day be-
tween tn hours, com mencing at O'Clock m
will expose at Sherin7s sac tae store in Keo-
sak Lee county known as lO5 on Main street all
and singular said property aud sell the until all
said executions in tue order Of the levy satisfied
Property. lot Of merchandise, consisting OF family
groceries LIQUORS for Il purposes designated by the law
toaaeco Tue property Is valuable and well cacula-
ted for family grocery and also Tor inmed date use.
Taken aud levied upon the property Of John STAN
nj this Sd cay Of July, 1s65
Printers Fee 50 90. 1sRAAL ANDERSON,
Keokuk july 3. 1s65.-2E. Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa
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This unequaled preparation which possesses the pecu
liar properties ofrestorng grey hair its color
and IL 10 the color ii possessed before 1t
turned grey. 1t 10 Q permanent cure for dandruG,
strengthens and enivens the of the hair the
lasting and natura al moisture danYnH scur
itching and Of skin Persons that have tried
this preparation say that they have tried all kinds Of
Tonic and Hair RFsforatives and had been able
ind any article that would prodnce the deirei result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic IL has cured pc
who had soid masses OF dardrun all knitted and
cemented together In the share OF cap covering tbs
whole head ard in the Of thirty days after using
my Tonic the scu and dandru ali disappeared and the
hair which had until that time been prreuted from
growing, resumed its former healthy Growth.
Of James Mershnn Of the 2fst Iowa in
kntry whose hesd covered with thick coating OF
dzndru and souri, mentioned above and vhose hair
had almost completely fallen out IL shown the virtue oil
this Tonic for In the of three weeks application
his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
commenced to beautifully This il only
Of the kind in thousand could mention many Others
but for want Of space and cost prevented from do
ing SO.
Sold by GE0RGE CABus. corner Of Second aud Msir
ar~et Price rs cents per bottle. liberal dscoun, &c
b. tx ode. meh31 dom
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Legal Notices
s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
TON
UNITED STATES OF AMERIoA.l

UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN
SourHERH DIVISION or IOWA J
Pstsr Meiendy United States Marshal for the State
tows DO hereby give public notice that in the case OF
me United states against two bbs hghwnes, disd In
of ssxure and forfeiture under acts of Congress-
aid on the 2ist day Of June, D. 1885, in the town
OF Lee coanty arrest and take into
Peessaon for safe custody two bbs hghwines, recd
is1ng tue mash tub still tubs doubler, copper
SUI, hot water kettle, copper worms cold water
vat And hereby also give public notice that the time
assigned for the return CO said and the hearing
o. this is the fret Tuesday of being the first
day Of August, A D. 1885, and hereby admonsh and
sum mons &l parsons claiming interest in said two
beis Of hgwnes q alta knowing or having thing
10 why the should not be decreed be forfeit
ed 10 the Uni States aud be condemned and sold TO
answer the prayer I'D ibelant that they he and
pear besore said District Court at its in the CITY of
keokak in said Disti said lst day of August 1865,
ct o'ci.ck p M when and where said will be
heard then and there interpcse thtir claims and
s~r said libel offnforma;ion and make their allegations
in that behalf PETER MELENDY,
U. s. Marshal for State of Iowa.
by II. FULTON, Deputy.
nErkT 70 Tor .Iun M
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CHERRIES SALE.

- STATE OF Iowa, LEE CoUyrY-ss.
Bv virtue of special execution 10 lFe directed issued
bv the Clerk Of the District Court Of sa county, in favor
OF Frank Ackey aud against William kees Admnistra
tor Of william Rees deceased land also decree against
William Rees Administrator OF William kees, deceased,
Mary Ann Rees, Emily u Grey, Walter Grey, William
Rees Sale Rees Benjamin Rees, Joseph Rees, Samuel
R..s Wesley Eees Robert Rees Caroline Rees h
Res Purnes Dunson woodiey Dickerson, Ally Dunson
,raa Dickerson Dunsan Dckerson, Alfred Bupgay, So
phronia shaner, Jeremiah shsner, Kate shaner, Camp
he'll shan-r David Shaner william shsrer, Ally shaner
sophronA Shauer Jr, have levied upon and will sell
70 the highest bidder at the front door p the Clerks Of
fee of the District Court OF Lee county, Iowa. at keo
kuk in said county, on the 18th day oil July, A. D.
1885 between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and clock
Nj commencing at o'clock p NJ. Of said day, the fol-
lowing property towit: Lot one a. in block eghty-one
ts1l Nj Mason's Lower addition TO the city of Keokuk
Lee county, Iowa.
To be sold by order of court satisfy said writ Of exc
printers Fee So oo1 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keokuk Jun L. s65. Tmonl Sheriff lee Co.. Iowa.
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OFFICERS.


W. THOMPSON. President
r. H PRESIDENT.
H. X. treasurer
TRUSTEES.
IL. x. Low n 80 IN
w. =. THOMPSON
u 10. b.
Ii. =.
LkMi Is
r Ii. :
CHAS. 8. MORRISON "
The property Of this Company consists Of lease
for twenty years. with = royalty Of onetenth, the
farm Of Archibald Mitchell, Longali Greek In Nc
county, KY within raile Of producing well
and two and half miles from Green River, navgable
stream during the whole year. This sec
of country has long been famous for Its Oil Springs
The President this Company formerly lived in this
part of and availed himself of tho first oppor
tunty after the expulsion Of guerrns to thoroughly
prospect country and by the aid Of resident friends
secured this most desirable lease.
30 favorable opportunity for parties wishing to In
in Oil interest has not been offered to the public
The Company do rely upon the sale OF stock for
but solely upon the enhancement OF their interest,"
consequent upon the development Of oil.
This Company will commend itself to the citizens Of
Iowa q Home Cmpdny the officers snd orignators Of
which al wen known Its object h bona hde de
yelopment Of OIL Lands and not the Wild and fraudulent
speculation characteristic Of many foreign companies
Preparations for boring viii be made Immediately, a
soon = the requte machinery be procured and
Of the Company will be saeredy applied to THU
purpose. .
For the purpose Of Immediately procuring nechiner,
and eom9encing work, the Company ofsrs the follow
ing eryo indxcezets Subscribers TO the hrst hfteel
thousand dollars Of stock sha hare the privilege
A# N&
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DR. ]. F. SANFORD,

nR. ]. r. SANFORD,
Having etired from the GENERAL Practice Med
cine consequence OF large and ncreasin ,surgca
practices has made arrang for the Of ali
caS-s embraced In the following enumeration
1sT. All Sur kicsl cases and surgicaloperations.
2sD. Diseases OF the Eye and Ear.
1aD. Diseases Of the Lungs and Threat.
ARA. Consultations with Physicians In all eases u
home or abr cad.
In order TO promote the better treatment of eurgrA
and diseases OF the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford haa
established InfrmAxy for such cases, where patients
Win be well cared for and where all the appliances and
best Of used In sinilaT lnsti
tstions ID the large cities, will be found.
Having enjoyed for twenty Year, large and s..~re.
psaronagei the o.-.-.I rrarsee OF medene ana sur
nr country g. respectfully invites the public ~
tentiop to special for the treatment Of
sursss~icases and diseases ofthe Eye and Bar.
jels-dH
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VN - Hoo1e, loFeo fF1ne 61Fa e161en - -,
= is1psSv6elsnls vish foll -, atnete1 = 1bep4
toe6soa 1Dtok4 q elseses Keokuh. ~ l9 ~
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
STATE NEWS.

.L y q
David Howell, 7th Minnesota, and
George Lorhn, 9th Minnesota, died in
hospital at Saint Louis last week.
liver Iverson fell overheard from
the steamer Itasca, while she was max.
ing her upward trip, and drowned. He,
was on his way from Station Wisconsin
to Leon in this State, to purchase q
farm, and where he proposed to settle.
Red Wing Republican.
We learn that man named Har-
per, was drowned yesterday while ford
ing Elk River, at Orno.-Ano1a Sen
tinel.
We learn from James Mccain,
Esq, that the great drive Of logs on
Rum River is coming along. finely, aid
will surely get through. The part Of
the same being within thirty-fve miles
Of here, with over hundred and fifty
men, working on the same to good ad-
vautage.-lLid. ..t
We learn from the Mankato Rec
ord that the County Commissioners Of
Blue Earth county have appropriated
the sum of $500, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to purchase blood
hounds to be used in tracking Indian
murderers and horse. thieves, prowliog
around the frontier settlements.
From the Mankato Union. -..,-,,.; .-.
We learn that the steam saw mill
at Vernon was burned down Wednes-
day night. The origin of the fire is un-
known as yet. =; ..:..s. ... .su~.
The County Board have offered a
bounty OF $500 for the scalp of every
Indian killed in this county.
The school house in West Manka.
to was struck by lightning on Tuesday
last, during the severe rain-storm. The
school was in session at the time, but
We understand no person was injured.
MIR. Seeley, Of Shelby, while ri.
ding in wagon, received severe
wound in his left arm from the acciden.
tai discharge Of his gun. The wound
was SO severe that amputation was per.
formed. '.s,'5' u ,'s'-,...@ s>z E2''5~
A son Of Mr.. johnson, Of Nicolle'
was accidentally shot on Sunday last.
the contents Of the gun lodging in his
arm shove the wrist.