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Sheriff,s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; Tha,
IN by virtue of Il special execution di
rected to me from tile Clerk of the Dis
trict Court CT Tama County, Iowa, on 4
judgment obtained in said Court, on the
Stli day of March, 1878, in favor of Dan
icl Mcintyre, as Plaintiff, and against ID
H. Lemberg, as Defendant, for the sun
of Three Hundred, Twenty Six, and Fifty
IIundredths Dollars and costs taxed al
Sixty -Four and Forty Hundredths Dol
lars and accruing costs, have levied up
on the following personal properly,
taken as the property of said defend
ant, D. II. ! emberg, 10 satisfy said exc
culll99DDu teSSD5t bushels corn, 5hcad heifers,
red bull, 65 hogs AMI pigs, 80 bushels
wheat. 70 bushels barley. / light wagon, /
superior mower, Mccormick reaper, 2
Scotth harrows, ] Brown cora planter, l
Eowell see Ter, N. w. walking cultiva-
tor, | Buckeye cultivator. / new Moline
wagon, l old lumber wagon, l McCtr-
milk haryc t'r. / horse hay rake, 1 pair
bob sleds, Crosslcy gang pillow. 3 setts
heavy harness, bay mare, gray horse,
black mule.
And will offer the same for sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand On
the EEf ii a
4th DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1878,
on the farm of Daniel Mcintyre, in Lin
coin Township, Tama County, Iowa, at
the hour If O'clock, p. NJ, of said day,
when and where due attendance will BE-
given by the undersigned.
< Dated, March 14th, 1873.
s. r. E. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of Tama County. Iowa.
STRUBLE s. KLINE, $6.45-11
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The PoruLAn SCIENCES MONTHLY for March OPP
ems with tie rst half Of Prof, Marsh's interesting
address before the American Association, at Nash
Vile, last August. on the "Introduction and Sue
ceseion Of Vertebrate Life in America" Copious
notes. explaing technical terms. and describing
imp RANT forms dis overed since the address was
delivered. are appended by the author. who also
furnishes Al. excellent plate showing section I
the eartl's crust, with the position and relation $
of the s.rsta from which 80 many new forms have
recently been taken in the west.
The second OF Herbert Spencer's papers on the
Evolution Of Ceremonial Government ifdevotsd
to the subject OF frophes the gsowth OF the prac-
tice Of trOphy-iuking especially as exeriplfed IN
the mutilntion of the bodies II the living and u
dead, being described in the pecu iirly clear and
graphic style Of that author. Opium and its An
Ido.e' Is shori but very usefulariice stating in
popular way the vMious forms In which opibm
is employee, ITS effects nnder different m'des of
ii,,.iis, alton. and the bst antidote TO use IN
cists ~ opium poisoning.
A fully ii, STATED Article on the lephone- by
George b, Shaw. gives TN, pcsL Inscription we
have yet seen OF the principles and operation OF
this wonderful little machine The editors re-
marks about IT, as an example of what Dead mat
ter can do. are also extremely interesting reading
The article oneducation IN this number Is by
Prof Huxley. who talks 10 an audience of work
men in his singulary attractive manner. on The
subject of how best to educate for handlcratt
| Mt. h. K Leland. in an article on the ''l'ebase.
ment OF Coinage gives an II stractiVe account oi
various noted attempts0f impecunious princes to
force by law the Of debased in pace Of standard
coin, with their uniformly disastrous end nss and
argues Tat the Bland Bill is but another effort in
the line that would be sure to lead to similar
bad results The third paper of the SERVES entitled
| illustrations OF the Logic Of Science" Q. 4.
| PIERCE. appears in this issue Of the MoNTHLY, tie
| special subject being THE Doctrine OF Chances
4 'slhe Liquefacton Of the Cases. ' one Of the most
recent achievements of science, is the subject of
an article by CASTOR Tissander, who gives an ac-
count OF the experiments of N. Cailletet with IL
lustrations of the apparatus employed.
| The fifth OF i,of Thurston's illustrated papers
! on .rhe Growth OF the Steam Engine and the re-
mainder of Prof. Tyndall's account of his latest
| work on the problem Of spontaneous Generation
| make MP the body Of this excellent number The
EDITORS Tablet IS unusually full, containing, be
sides the remarks on the tell phone before alluded
TO, brief editorial on The Progress OF American
Biology" and more lengthy discussion Of what
may be term, the growth and decline Of the idea
| Of hell. af 81 ~ tf- 1nf sG
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Road Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, So.
TAMA COUNTY,
10 whom II May Concern:
NHE commissioner APPOINTED
l. to locate a highway in rama County,
Iowa: 4
Commencing at the South West corner
of Section Thirty Four (3i,) Township
Eighty-Two(83,) North of Range 1hir-
teen (l3,) West of the 9TH P. M. Thence
running North upon the section line 175
Rods to the Safe road Thence East
along the State road 10 point IA rods
Soutlrof the center of Section a. Thence
North IA rods to the center Of said Sec
tion "a. Thence North GO degrees, last
8 chains. Thence North IS degrees, East
7 chains. Thence North IS degrees and
30 minutes, East and So hundredths
chains. Thence North 70 degrees, ard Is
minutes, East chains. Thence North 43
degrees and 81 minutes, East 5 chains.
Thence North "a degrees and 10 min
utcs, East II and 30 hundredths chains
Thence North A degrees, East and
50-hundredths chains. Thence North
20 degrees, East Chain. Thence
North 10 degrees, West chains.
Thence North ~ degrees, West l chain.
Thence North SO degrees, West and 20
hundredths chains. Thence North " de-
grees, West and 50-hundredths chains.
Thence North 70 degrees and As minutes,
West and 75-hundredtlls chains, to
West line, East one half ID South East
quarter I'd Section Twenty-Seven (27, \
Township Eighty Two 49, Range Thir-
teen, (18.) Thence North on quarter
quarter Section line "a chains. Thence
North IS degrees and 30 minutes, East "A
chains. Thence NGrth 81 degrees, East
8 and 25hundredths chains. Thence
North 81 degrees and As minutes, East II
aud 64-hundredths chains, Thence
South "a degrees and 10 minutes, East
and 66liundredtlis chains across Iowa
kiver. Thence North 81 degrees, East
and 6O-hrrdredths chains to quarter
Section line running East and West
through Section 20. Thence East on quar-
ter Section line 50chaiDs to quarter Section
corner on East side Of Section 20. Thence
North on Section line 40 Chains to South
West corner OF Section Twenty Four pa
Township Eighty-Two 1921 Range Thir-
teen u.s. Thence East on Section line to
q point Sand 10-hundredths chains East
Of South East corner of South West quar-
ter of South West quarter Of Section "a.
Thence North at right angle 4 and SO
chains. Thence North AZ de-
grees, East and IS hundredths chains.
Thence North Is degrees and 30 minutes
East and Is hundredths chains. Thence
North 81 degrees and 30 minutes, East 4
and SO hundredtlis chains. Thence North
81 degrees East Chains. Thence North
Al degrees and 30 minutes, hast s and rs
chainS. Thence North de-
greet aud 50 minutes, East 8 chains to
road leatling from Chelsea TO Belle PLANE
and 4 chains South Of center Section
Four (24,) Township K!glIty-T Two
~ } Range Thirteen IN. j has reported u
lavor OF the establishment thereof, and
agea, must be fled IN the Auditors ONCE
n q before NOON 81 tile 1871, day Of May,
1871 u such highway will be established |
without reference thereto. ~
: h. g. McINTIRE. Il
lt4w County Auditor,
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Why u,e Rev. Or Nudge stepped His
Paper. e

Some years ago when the writer was
reporter up IN IN Eastern paper, it devol
velNun him to write for the same edi-
ton an account of the picst ntion OF a
yold-heudtd cane to the Rev. DR..
Nudge the clerg; man of the place, and
and description OF new hog-killing
machine that had ju been put in OPP
Grafton Ut the factory. Now, what made
the Rev. DR.. Nudge mad was this: The
jnccnsidcrate buccaneer, who made up
the form got the two locals mixed in a
frightful manner, and when we went to
press some thing like this was the appall-
ing result: "Some Of The Rev. Mudgc's
friends called on him yesterday, and
after brief consultation the unsuspccting
hog was seized by the hind leg and slid
along the beam until he reached the hot
water tank His friends explained the
object Of their visit and presented him
with handsome gold-headed butcher,
who grabbed him ny the tail, and swung
him around, and in less than minute the
carcass was in the water. Thcreupon he
me forward and said there were times
when the feelings ovcspowered one, and
for that reason he would not do nc re than
attempt to thank those around him tor
the manner in which SD huge an an
imal was cut in fragments was astonishing.
The doctor concluded his remarks. the
IT.. ,,,I s,s 1aoe thSn ~
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LIrPINcorrs MAGAZINE. -Lippincott's Magazine
for March opens with the second paper Of Edward
Kings new SERIES With the Ru SLAMS In Bulgaria,
which recent events have given special interest
1t sketches the historical and political aspect Of
the Bulgarian question, as well as the chnracteris-
tics OF the people and county, and IL embellshe
with numerous and well-execute. engravings.
Prof. James A.. Harrison's concluding paper on
Sweden forms the second illustrated article. and
will be found entertaining. The author Of the
"Reminiscences OF the First lror-Clad Fight, y
puklisled in the last number, contributes an ac-
count Of the capture # Fort Fisher. which he saw
from tue masthead Of the ''Ironsides." afterward
visiting thsrcene Of action annoting many details
Of striking or pathetic character. The Strange
Story OF Paul scarron." by Edwin De Long
ssRurope's New Coal Ffels, Tby Davidf Ker, and
.small Farce ard comedy. J, by Mary Dean. will
all repay perueal. without inscription" by .
German author, gives vivid and touching picture
Of Jewish Iife IN Eastern Europe r'Jack and Mrs.
Brown p concluded, and there are other stories
and papers Of On amnsing kind, making good
variety Of light reading. 4sa ~
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ST. NicnoIAs ful Msrch camhines almost every
slIuisg ystsEest ~ child md yol a9a Y fpll
81 3cfIS3t5s variety md chsTfHlneess
First in prominence Is the opening Of a new
Serial for Boys entitled Dtiftcd into PORT by Ed
win Holder, an X lglish writer This hrst Part Is
Illnsfratcdhy Sol EytineeS and presents scene
in Eagiislj sFhool-lfs that has seldom been equal
sf1p po.ssis Dtipkercst fSs s.
z filisr &cott's ssfial; DndSf rhS Iilaea si]ls.e
are N ID chapts5e wlieh dr. ~ rcsder' W.
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and sea fu different paris Of The w0sll This titles
OF SONS Of the stories are: Hansa, ths Little Lapp
Maiden. an illustrated tale Of Norwegian peasant
life; 4 Night with Bear. a story with striking
picture Of little girls adventure on floating
cake OF ice alone With bear; Grips Garr.t-day
an interesting account of an Incident in the boy
hood Of Mr.. Allan. the founder Of the Cd Allan
Line q Steamships; anu The Boy IN the ho1 &,
uttfated by c. s. Remnant. Where Amt Ann +
the sugar. and the story called Johnny. ARE full
offnf6fest fdf the youiigest rcnderf-
The element Of travel and ADJ entnre IL well rep
resented in:.,~crefs VI fhc Atlantic Cable. an ac-
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| plac. OF Christian worsh;ps ass.
Besides liza this told How Matches are made
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series called Crumbs from Older Reading to the
| beauties and delights Of Washington lryii 6.
The Departments are full or attraction aud en- g
| gerfi.n; ard the illustrations throughout arr
ftriking Gnd appropriate.
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Blaine Mary Clemmer is one Of the most
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