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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
sl1ERIEE,S SALE NOTICE


DY Virtue Of an Execution. directed TO me
ID from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court VI
ramaC County Iowa, on = Judgment obtain ID
IN favor of Lewis Carmichael rs Plaintiff,
and against Peter Reimcrs, as defendant,
for the sum Of one hun tired and eighty five
| dollars and fifty Eve cents and casts taxed
at s. Is aud accruing costs, have levied
upon the following personal proger,.. tak>
en- as the properly Of said defendant, to
satisfy said execution, 70 wit:
Que stack OF wheat, four stacks Of barley
Que stack OF oats aud one Ut oats aud
wheat, nj on The eas half OF the uos,hras,
a .as'-r nt section thirty six, in township
"iyhjy five range s,xtrrn west.
Anil will ode: the same tor sale. 10 the
highest HI der for cash in hand, On the
18th day of october A. ID. 1871. on the
above described premises, IN lama county,
owa ut he hour Of , O'clock OF said day !.
when and where due attendance will be
gwen by the undersigned.
Dated a. my office, in Toledo, Tama coun-
~, Iowa, Oc,nber End 1871.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
4l42 $t65. Sheriff Of laid county.
SHERIFF s S4LE
DY virtue Of Special Execution. dated
ID the 10Th Of Sept, A. d 1871. to me
directed issued out vi the oiiic" OF he Clerk
Of the Circuit Court u TAms county, state
OF Iowa. in favor bf Isaac L. Thomas and
against Hssekiah PEA, aud Nancy Pray,
on judgment rendered by said Court ut
the August term thereof, A. d. 1871
against the said He1skiah Pray for the
sum Of S637 56 and decree OF foreclosure
against said defendants, wherein il was
ordered, adjudged anu decreeti,hat the
following described real estate to,wi,:
The EAST half OF the nor, beast quarter Of
section niue (9l in township number eighty
III, &c 1881, north OF range number sixteen
ICY west If tie 9th r. NJ, in "a, IA coun-
~, Iowa, be sold, or SO much thereof as
is necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment, in>
Ter. 81 aud cost.
Nav. therefore. public notice is hereby
given, tina. have levied upon, and shall on
he 2.}i day If October A. ID 1871. between |
he hours of q clock A. u. ahd o clock |
7 ". Of said ia,. sale ~ commence a, the
,Onr Of clock +. NJ at the front door of |
he Court lloase in Toledo Iowa, in the
county If rams offer aud sell ~ public out
Try, 10 the highest AID hest bidder, for cash,
III the right. title and Interest Of the above |
named defendant. in aud to the above de- |
'cribed property. or 40 much thereof as is |
necessary TO satisfy said judgment for the
lhove nameI sum together with costs and |
Ill accruing costs, unless the same shall be
Ooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of .:ama County, Iowa.
JpHXsON 4 MAHoLN.
AIRY for Piain,if
Sept %. 1911. ,S5.45j [4l.4!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
HVOHAOHA OHsSs
@ Liberty Street. NV York,
SHERIFF,S SALE NOTICE.

SUERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.
OY virtue Of an Execution. directed ~ me
ID from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
rama county, Iowa, ON 4 Judgment obtained
in said Ceu,t N the 18th day Of Octooer,
1870, in favor Of D. y. Holdridge as pain
tiff, and against Charles PeMrce. as defend
ant, for the sum OF one hundred aud eight
dollars aud forty four cents and Costs
taxed NJ 500 and acc.uing costs, !.
have levied upon the following real proper.
~, taken as the properly Of said de TEND !.
ant, 10 tisfy said execution. iO.wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northeas.
quarter and the east half of northeast
quarter Of section twenty three, township
eighty tour. range fourteen West.
Aud will offer the same for sale, TO the
highes, bidder, for cash in hand on the 2oih
day Of Uc.nber, 4. d. 1871, in front Of the
Court Ito se in Toledo, TamA County, Iowa,
NJ the hour Of z clock Of said day, when
aud where due at .ndance will be given ty
the undersigned.
Dated It my Office. in Toledo, Tama Coun.
t.. Iowa, Sep emher 2tth, 1911.
kNl0Hr DEXTER,
Al Az (S4.5W sheriff Of said =. NV.
SUEKiFF'N SALE AUflUE
Dr. vriue oi Nh Execution, direcveu 10 the
ID from the Clerk Of TIE Circuit ouri OF
anna c"""y. low, On = j".lgMs"i 0b.a,n@d
y. SAT- Iaur W The ttin day VI January,
ISL. Ia favor Of }. :. Up om Blown X 10.
Ms finin,itf. aud against L. J. keh and
JaMes Buck, NJ defendants. Tor the sum
OF five hundred amt ,hirsy>iv dollars nd
Cost. az, i u. $3.50 snd accrning cbs,s, |
have hvte.l upon the following perso ii
property, taken .. the pro- erty Of said de>
teniant. 10 satisfy said execution to wit ):
One Michigan Sweepstakes Thre-hing
NJ. th,ne, Ma"utactu.e,l BY Upton Brown
Co., and one triple Gear ten horse power.
And [ will offer the 81 me for sale " the
highest bidder, for cash in hand. on the
10th day OF October, a D. 1871, a. III. resi-
ience d; L. b Hall, III Gr ut township, Ia
ina cnunty Iowa, nj he hour Of ciuck nj
said day, when and whore due attendance
will be gwen BY the Undersigned.
Dated IT my Office. III Toledo, fama coun-
~, Iowa, October znI 1871.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
H-42 $3.50 SheriE Of said County.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

On Tuesday last McGregor had
very disastrous kYa which, resulted in
the burning of An nlsyator, = mill, a
residence. several freight ears and
contents The total loss was about
$50 600 above insurance. IL the
freight that was destroyed was a
monument intended for The city park
: nd costing 1880
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
EO4D NOTCH.
HTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS

Notice . hereby given thst = road psti
ton has been presented 10 the Auditor 81
said county. praying for the establishment
Of a county road to be called thA Jos.ph
Ineck rOa.l IN township y? north Of Range
"a. wa>i of ,he 5fh +. VI. .and that the 3,st
day o Uc,ol,er. A u 1871, is fixed sur 6nai
hearing before said Auditor and aii per.
ms interested therein can appear aud
show cause why said petition should not he
granted. THOMAS :. FREE,
40 431 Auditor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

SHERIFF SALE NOTICE..
DY virtue If An execution. directed 10 me
ID from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Marshall COUNTY, lows, on y Judgment OBJ
aimed in said Court on the 81, day Of Feb
rnary, 1879. IN favor Of John Turner 4 Co.
rs plaintiffs. and against John w. Hyatt
m T. s. snnce and G. w. Hyatt, surety
on stay of Execution, Ms defendants, for the
sum Of one hundred and sixty dollars and
45 cents and costs taxed at $3.50 and nc
cruing costs, have levied upon the follow
ing real property, taken As the property Of
said defendants, to satisfy said execution,
1o-wit:
The west half Of the southeast quarter
and the east half Of the southwest quarter
Of section six, in township eighty Eve,
range sixteen west Of the 9Th r. M.
And I will offer the same for sale, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand. on the oath
day cf October, 4 D. 1871 in front Of the
Court House In Toledo. TamA county, Iowa,
ut the hour pf 2 O'Clock II said d y. when
and where die attendance will b given By
the undersigned.
Dated 1t my Office. in Toledo, Tama conn.
ty, Iowa, Sept. 1871.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
II 421 e4.G5. Sheriff OF said coa.ty.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

THE .dLDiNE while .ssned with all
the rrgu a"itv. has noae Of h. temporary
r nmeiy interests chata. ie 81 ~ ori,nary
periodicals. II is aH eiegan, miscellany
pure, ;ight, and graceful literature. ant
collection OF pictures, the rares, specimens
Of artistic skill, in black and white. Al
though each succeeding number affords .
fresh pleasure to its friends the real value
aud besuty Of TIE iLDiEE will be most
appreciated after il has been hOumd M AT
irc close Of The year. Whle other puhiiea-
'ions may claim superior chearn ness as con,-
pared with r,val- sf y similar class, TUE
,iLDINEis unique and original concep-
.ion--aione and unapproached-sbsoiu ely
without competition in price or Character.
Tie possessor Of u volume just completed
Cal not duplicate the quantity of fine paper
and engravings III any o,Ler shape Or NUM-
Der OF volumes for ten timts ds cost.
The ,ahor OF sc ting THE ILDiNE
ready on The press is 80 great that reprmt-
tny is out OF the question. With the excep-
:. ION OF y small number specially r servei
tor hInding, The e,ii,ion OF 1871, is aire -,
?. .h..r>ted, ami it 10 now i source as well a>
Val IN bic book.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

President Gran, committed him
self while il Carroll County recently
An anxious reporter stepped mp to
him there and asked him his views
OF the San Domingo question, when
the gallant ex General replied by
asking how tar it was to Cedar Rap
ids
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
THE REPUBLICAN.
TO iEDO. low n.
Thnrsday, October 10, 1871.

The Republican majority II Iowa
will not tall much OF any short OF 40.
600.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
Fire Near Webster City.

WEBSTER CRY, Oct. 8.
Extensive 4 ,mayc has been done
within circle Of s ar 6 miles ot this
place by pra irie fires. raging since
Saturday. Many farmers have lost all
their grain, harms, horses. wagons,
and houses Simon Gordon, living
five miles east of here. had all his
grain and buildings. except his house
burned.
s. Corkins had his grain, harm, and
house burned: Jcl Hun, lost every
thing but his house: Robert Lyncn
north OF town. had his house and
evrything burned; Mr.. Wilson lost
all grain and barn; Jno. Boycr,nne OF
the largest farmers in the county
lost large quantity OF grain, and
about two miles Of f"nce.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
VIEW ADvERTssEM ENTs.
LITTER I.IxT.

The following il = list Of Advertised Let
tiers remaining unclaimed id the Post Office
a. Toledo Io~a. October Is. 1871.
Persons calling for til sc letters viii
please say advertised aud give d,te Of this
list.
Adams Henry E Garham Mary
Beck Joseph Hunt Mortimer
Coal George Kr.:se Detlef F2
Cramer A J Lnkins A NJ
Deacon Mrs Susan Luna,lry Nicholas
Eaton w w Merit nc
Farmer Olivia z S.rong Seth
E L. DILLNAN. p. NJ.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
NXEKTFF'N N4LE.

SUEKIFFsS SALE.
Ds virtue Of special execution, dated
ID the 2nd Of Sept, A. b. 1871. to ,ne di-
rccted. issued out OF The office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Tamn county. State
Of IOWA. in favor Of Lewis Carmichael and
against Stephen Hall, Casandra Hall. wills
liam Smi J., E. D. Rice, job, H Ihede, }
Is. Sp,fo d n Co. and &. Lamb / Son on y
judgment rendered. hy snid Court NJ the Jan
nary term thereof A. D. 1871, against the
sal Stephen liza 70 tn. sum IT SD .O8
and y decree Of 10, ecln. ure ngains, said de-
Pendants, wherein j, was ordered. a.lj,nlge.l
and dccreed that the following described
real estate, to Wit: The southeast quarter
or The northwest quarter. also the north
east quarter of tile south west quarter Of Sec
lion twenty seven (27) township eight four
north Of range FIRE, west of the 9th 2. NJ
except ~ acres our 81 the southwest corner
Of said last described 40 acres, said I }
ncrcs heing 40 rods nortl, and south aud
thirty rods eass and west, in Tama c UNITY,
Iowa. he sold. or 70 much thereon rs i.
necessary 10 satisf said j"'fek.eDt. in,eres,
and cost.
Now therefore. public noti'A 81 hereby
given. that I have levied upon. and shnll
, Il the 2a,h day oftDctober 4. u. .SS!, be-
tween the hours ct 9 o'clock A. N. aud 4
oclock P. N Of said lay, sal. Ia commsnc
nj the lou, OF l o'clock =. NJ. AZ The ron,
door of the Court Horse il Toledo. Iowa in
the cor nty Of Tama, offer and sell nj public
CURRY. TO the highest nd best bidder.
that bids two.thirds or over Of the apprn ise,i
value, for casl,, all the right, title and in
terest Of the ahnve named defendant, in
4 .A><1 No
much thereof ns is uetsssary 10 sstisfy said
judg ment for the above named .um 'Ogr'ser
with costs and all accruing coats. unless
the same shall be soon~r satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of Iama County. Iowa,
APPRECIATE \ KLINE,
Att'ys for plaintiff.
Sept. ~, 1871. $3.50 FLAP
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
LATE NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

The Creek Indians III lnulan Ter
ritort, are having n revolution; Ger
tain ones are trying t. set aside ih'
regular government, hut for what
cause thur Il no statement Bloody
,;mrs are Looked tor.
The Republican 't,ajo'i,y IN Ph'Ia-
.lelphia is 1922, and; in the whole
stat. o, Pennsylvania. al lrast. ln.GOc.
Major lodge, late United States
Paymas,er. whose d-ialratioh reach
ed nearly 5000 has bee" cou't-
mar,iaIed and s.nt.aced to ten
years in the Albany i'en:cn;iary'
A slight shock 81 an earthquake
was ielt in N.w Jersey and Delaware
on the 10th.
The Republican majority in OH"
ia not Tar from $4,000.
A Prairie fire has been doing de-
structive work in Hanc ,ck county.
Several towns very narrowly es-
capped.
An election was held in Rhode
Island on three cnnSti,ut on amend
mentS aud all three were voted ,
down.
Some Of the rash Polish exiics IN
this conspiracy organized conspi
racv to assassinaie Duke Alexis, but
the i tier class Of Poles are dol y
their best to avert the deed.
The Pacific ms. Co., ut San Fran
cisco. is ruined by the Chicago Fire.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

Give my love to the artist wOrkmen Of
THE .dLIINE who are striving TO make
neir profession worthy Of admiration, Tor
beauty, Ms il has always been for useful
ness. Henry ard Beecher
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

Destructive pralrr fires prevail in
some portions ~ Kansas.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
rCTX nm ~

ESTKAY COLT.
TAKEN UP BY james Stout, Of Backin.-
| ham Township, Tama county, Iowa, 0
the 7,h day Of Oct, 1871. an ertay colt,
described ~ foilnws: One sorrel M re Colt
three years old strip in face AID some
white hairs on the near side, all four feet
white: appraised before 7. l.. Drew At SIS.
l.. B. BLINN,
Clerk District Court, Tama Co., lows
BY J. D. NEwcoMER, Deputy.
OctOher II 1871
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19
ES7PAy pONr MARE
THE ALDlN s :

An Iitustrut,d Monthly JcHrndi claimed 10 b,
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

"A tbcW CCuVut LpVON
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Contains over two
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ETC., by Will S. Hays,
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Everything is new.
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Contents and speci
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teachers for IS ceu,s.
Liberal terms for in-
trodu, tion.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-19

And almost everything in the grocery line
you may desire.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

VAN AMBURaH IL Co.'S MKNAGERIE.-This well
known and popular establishment, the reputa-
ton of which 10 80 we'll understood that it needs
no especial commentator from us, is now in
the State, and will visit Paw Paw, about July
18th. Since it was here some ye ars ago, large
additions to its attractions have been made by
securing, especially from it's agents in Africa,
number Of animals which have never before
been exhibited in Europe or America. The en-
tire geological collection numbers about FIVE
hundred rare animals, birds, &C., in the trans
portation and exhibition of which about four
hundred men and horses are employed, 1t be-
ing larger and more comprehensive in all de-
partments than any establishment ever organ
lied. IL is tho intention of Van Amburgh d
Co., to visit all the principal cities and towns
in the State, and we have no doubt it will re-
ceive most liberal patronage from the public
everywhere, as it depends for support exclu-
sively on it's merits as first-class mensgerie,
unconnected with circus performances. A
menagerie is one thing and circus is another,
and tho two speclaltes being incompatible,
they should never be put together. A few AMI
mails in a circus do not convert circus into a
menagene, any more than the introduction of
the poney and monkey-riding makes menag-
erie circus and those who desire 10 see a
complete and exclusive menagerie can only 10
30 by visiting Van Amburgh & Cos establish.
ment. SAL.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

RUNAWAY AooIDENT.-Mr. E. L. Kingsland,
the efficient superintendent of schools for this
county, experienced serious loss last Satur-
day, near this village. HIS team. driven by a
hired man, took fright at the top of the hill
beyond the Paw Paw bridge, on Town Line
street, north Of the depot, and becomelng un-
manageable, dashed wildly down the hill; for
tunately throwing the whole party, consisting
Of Mr.. Kingsland, his wifes mother, and the
driver. out Of the wagon. The horses ran nearly
to the foot of the hill when one was instantly
killed by striking its head against tree, and
the other died soon after by being similarly
hurt in the breast. The party thrown from the
wagon were not seriously hurt.-Benton Har-
Dor Palladium.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23
For the True Northerner.
From the Upper Missouri.

few hours after our interview with the ma
lives we came to Muscle Shell River. While
the boat was taking in wood here, succeeded
In gathering several specimens of ossifed rocks
along the mouth OF this river; having passed
through tine gates Of the bad lands on we went
cheered by the announcement that we were
about to view the grandest scenery on the
Missouri river. The hills all OF calcareous for
nation, rose and fell on both sides, and yet we
could see nothing to cheer our eyes, except one
or two clumps OF trees but these we beheld
the day before amid the most sterile tracks,
At length we reached it. Turning suddenly
around sh ort bend IN the river, we found our
selves between steep cliffs that assembled like
a wall above the water As we passed onward
the scene became more enchanting; at our
right huge hill reared its giant form, with
dome like top, and bearing a striking resem-
blance, at first sight to an old ruined castle of
feudal times. Leaving this hill behind, we
wound in zigzag course for distance of sew
enty or eighty miles between sand stone hills
at the western extremity OF which, rising like
tina BODY OF a great cathedral, was the long ex-
pected Cathedral rock. This rock Will not at
tempt to describe; indeed it ID hey ond descrip..
ton. Here the water has worn channei
through rock OF sand stone formation to the
depth OF several hundred feet, while the wealth
.ering process that has been gong on has COM
pleted the picture; wild and fantastic form
present themselves to the gddy height that is
truly terrible ''Visit Naples and die, has
been the saying Of some important parsonage.
But he who once passes this scenery, may well
prepare visit to the former place.
The Goth of May we made the Lone Pine
rapids and also the Drowned Mans rapids, the
latter Of which, after vain ate mpts with 2O(
pounds Of steam on, we were obliged to put
out a line and drew the Ida Rees over by means
of Niger Gas il is called) attached to the steam
works OF her machinery. About two O'Clock
of May 18th, We stood on terra firma at For
Benton, after . voyage Of thirty-eisht days
from Sioux City. The description Of Benton
will give In my next.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23
Death of Vallandingham.
Han. g. Il. IaHdndiRshGm .TccideniGhJ
Shot at Lebanon, q.

CINCINNATI juno ia special dispatch
from Lebanon says: element l.. Vallan-
i]ipI am. one OF the counsel for tho defence Of
Thomas Mcclellan, accidentally shot himself
tIpight at o'clock, at the Lebanon Honse.-
No one was present with Mr.. Nallandigham
when the accident occurred but ex-Lleut. Gov.
McBurney, who had been associated with him
in the defence Of Mcclellan. McBurney had
expressed some doubts as to the theory that
Meyers had shot himself, and Mr.. Vallan-
dgham picked up pistol from the table, say.
ing he would show him In half second. Two
pistols were on the table, one unloaded, and he
by mistake took up the loaded one. He put 1t
in his pocket and withdrew it, keeping the
muzze next his body. Just as it was leaving
his pocket it was discharged, the ball entering,
i. ,s said, near the same place Meyers was shot.
lie at once calculated oh, murder and said
be had taken the wrong pistol. While the ex-
animation was going on he watched the sur
geons at work with eager eyes, and even as
sisted them in their search for the ball"
LATER.
CINCINNATI, June 17.-Mr. Vallandigham died
at 10 mluuIcS UClOhO Az h1NAAA6' -
went down very rapidly after o'clock, having
10 pulse scarcely after that hour. DR.. Dawson,
Of Cincinnati. arrived at o'clock, but was too
late to do any good for the dying man. Jude g
Haynes, his law partner, from Dayton reached
Lebanon this morning with other personal
friends who we're with him in his last hours.
Mcclellan, IN the prosecution OF whose case
be lost his life, was taken from the jail this
morning to the bedside. and shed tears as he
beheld the dying friend who had appeared dur
ing the progress OF the trial to summon all his
energy and legal ability IN his defence.
Mr.. Follett made his argument for the State
Yesterday, and Was to have been followed this
morning by Mr.. Miliken, and 1t was expected
that Mr.. vallandigham would commence his ar
gument this evening.
Judge Pope, before whom the trial was pro
ceeding, adjour ned the court this morning un
til Monday.
Mrs. vallandigham started for Baltimore las
evening, called there by dying brother. Mr.
Vallandighams body Will be taken at once t
DAYTON, reaching there about o'clock.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

A Cool THIEF.-Last Thursday, Mr.. Palmer,
Of the firm Of Sturr & Palmer, was in the Gel
lar of their store rearranging its contents. He
had taken off his vest, in which was Gold
watch and chain, and laid it on the top Of q
barrel. While he was thus engaged, some one
entered the celler, walked around it and after
making some common place observations to
Mr.. p, departed. When his work was complet-
ed. Mr.. Palmer on looking for his vest discov-
cred it was gone and with it, his watch and
chain. That is what we call a pretty cool oper-
alton. No clue to the thief has been discover
ed.-Cass County Republican.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

There are some pious people down in lndi-
ana. They keep the fourth commandment as
s.rictly az Jews, and make up for it by splitting
on the gospel. They could organize a secret
hand of traitors, tn ey could maintain the
loosest divorce laws in the Union, they could
nraotice unlimited drunkenness, they favored
slaye-catching in the olden times; but woe be
a the man who goes a fishing on Sunday
Tbey caught one sinner at this pastime, recent
". and the officers of outraged law seized him,
conf scatod his tackle, emptled the contents OF
Mis- whsky-nask into their stomachs, and dragg-
al him before a magistrate, where he was con-
victed and sentenced to year in the pemtenti.
ary. Luckily no had some influential friends,
and his punishment was committed to s25 fine
and costs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

Accommodating the first days races at
the Niles Driving Park. three Of the boys who
were riding the race horses were seriously in
jured. One Of them was badly hurt by his
horse running against the "pole," which was
square scanthng, the corners cutting and
tearing the flesh from his leg, and which may
possibly ipjure him for life. The other two
were considerably cut and bruised by their
horses running against each othea.-Niles
Democrat
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-23

yrsroNs.-we are al apt to be visionary in
this life but the Spring Lake Independent edi-
tors are always so. The other day one OF
them wishing lite OF the cool breezes OF
Lake Michigan came over, and meeting with
many friends on his ARRIVAL here, was dlscov-
ersa during the afternoon looking for the
depot on the "sawdu st" and imagining every
bush he saw to be tree buried IN the sand
Grand Haven Herald.