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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-27
TRUSTEES sALE
OF
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
IN HAMPSTEAD DISyPJCT
II Wooleyy's District, Carroll O.. M


Rl virtue Of decree aud order of the
- Orphans Court for Carroll county, the
undersigned Trustee, will sell at Public Sale,
on the premises, on
Sot~day, he 25M day of OctoJer, 1878.
al z o'clock, ?. ", all that tract and parcel Of
land, situate in Hampstead District, Carroll
county, and lying on the road leading from
the village of Mexico to Richards Mill, con.
tanning
80 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, il being the same tract Of land
oil which the late James Davis, of Carroll
county, died seized and possessed, and adj
Joining the lands Of John Payne aud others.
IL rs about miles from Houcksyile and one
Inlle from Richards Mill. 1t is improved
win comfortable Log Dwell
ing, together with the ordinary ANA
oui,,buildings. The property is ~ tstN
well watered and supplied with ssit etlsia
much valuable Timber.
ms property offers 10 any one wanting
little home, all the advantages desired.
This property will be sold either in one or
TWO tracts, rs may be desired.
Terms az prescribed by The Decree are -
one, third cash on the day Of sale or ON ihe
RATIFICATION thereof, one-ihird in six months
ana the balance in twelve months, secured by
no nous u, 2, me purchaser with security approved
sep 27-ts Trnstee.
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Business men who desire Circulars, Cards.
Posters, &c., for the Fair, which takes place
on the SOth instant, should send in their or
ders as soon as possible to THE ADVOCATE
Office. First come, first served.
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TRY the siTEAs, at
= w.o. LIGGErs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-27

CoScEHr.-The Buell. Family, of this city,
gave their first public concert, here, at the
Hall. yesterday evening. They gase con.
cert in Washington City on Monday evening
last, which was well attended and highly spo-
ken Of by the Washington Republican. That
Journal says THE concert Of the Buell. Fam
lily at the Congregational church last night
was attended BY fair audience, and was in
itself unusually attractive. The family con.
sist Of Mr.. Il. r. Buell., his two daughters and
son, apparently from ten to. fifteen years Of
age. They make no pretentions to the role
ofprodigiesi nature has given them voices Of
rare purity and sweetness, and in the most
natural manner they sing beautiful music with
exquisite harmony and expression. II is re.
freshlng in these days to see company of
singers who affect no stage manners, and do
not pct on airs. Those who attend their con.
cert at the Wesley Chapel tonight will enjoy
rare treat.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-09-27

foR ct.KHK OF TIN COURT on ArfrAls,
JAMES S. FRANKLIN.
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TRE DAvis.LrxS MuGpRR. Monday last
was the day set apart BY the Governor Is hear
the evidence Of j. Hamilton Shue In behalf Of
the condemned man Davis, but a. viii be
seen by the following from the Baltimore Saa
Of Tuesday, he was not present Judge
Naalsby and Mr. Wilson, superintendent al
the Carroll county aims house, appeared be-
fore the Governor yesterday and related 10
him the effort they had made to obtain Shnc's
attendance. Mr., Wilson stated that he had
, seen Shne some days ago in Carroll county
that Shue said that he did not wish to appear
before the Governor, for he did not want the
people Of Carroll county TO say that he had
either cleared Davis or hung him; that he
positively promised afterward, thar on Mon.
day yesterday morning he would come to
Baltimore. Mr., Wilson then stated that he
discovered yesterday that Shue, instead Of
coming TO Baltimore, had obtained his clothes
from his fathers, drawn his wages from the
railroad company, where he had been at work.
bought railroad ticket and had gone west.
II was stated that Shue had an uncle living
near Dayton, Ohio. Judge Mauisby, after an
interview Of several hours with the Governor.
said he saw no prospect Of procuring Shue's
attendance at present and hoped the Govern.
or would give him further time for that pur
pose. The Governor replied that he would
take the matter into consideration and write
him word Of his conclusions in the matter
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LEVIN WOOLFORD.
foR ctreK o. TIN COURT or APPEALS,
JAMES S, FRANKLIN.
COUNTY rfcIxET.
fon CLERK or ru cIacvr covnr
DR., FRANK 7. SHAW.
son RRerum o. Wills
DIR. HENRY Il BELTz
son Tine HOUSE on DEInsArE.
Or. Il R. WATERS,
HENRY vlASDERFoRD.
70 THOMAS G BROWN,
HENRY CALI
ron COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
NoRIecA1 C. McKINsTRY,
JOHN - DEvRgEs,
JOHN W MURRAY.
ron rnfssrnEn AND clerk TO THE COMMISSIONERS
IABEz Al BUSH.
FoR sHERIFF,
EDWARD BEvILBIss.
ron COUNTY SURVIVOR
4aRFNRY HOPPE.
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WESTMINSTER. MD.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-01
SETTLING AN, OLD FEuD.
A CONSTABLE SHOOTS A JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE AT CUBA
TEN N ESSEX.
memphis Avalanche. !

memphis Avalanche.l
From gentlemen who reside M tho vicin-
ity Of the scene Of the tragedy, the details
Of the bloody ending ola quarrel Of several
years duration are gathered.
THE PARTIES
are Richard Gay, u constable, and Esquire
w. Il. Hale, between whom for IL long time
there has existed bad feeling, the nature OF
which IL not, at present, apparent. Both
men were good citizens, and. save when
IN their cups, esteemed ono another. Last
summer they met ct Cuba, In this county,
and being under the influence Of liquor, re-
nowed their quarrel, their passions rising
10 such an extent, that they went 10 work
~ carve one another with knives. Throw
Ing these away, however, they ended the
encounter in a hand-to-band fight, from
which friends separated thom. They were
Indicted for their encounter and tho trial
was set for yesterday at Bartlett.
MONDAY, HOWEVER,
they met at Cuba and began talking over
the old difficulty. They bocamo very
angry, and Hale going into Cobb's store
picked up . weight, which Mr.. Cobb took
away from him, Immediately. Hale then
opened small o,asp-knife. and wont 10 the
door, where Gay was waiting FOR him. To
Gays assertion that Hale had weight,
Mr.. Cobb answered in tho negative. Gay
then
DREW his PISTOL,
nrcd at Halo, the ball entering his breast
near the left nipple and passing through
his heart. Tho wounded man staggered
back into the grocery and fell dead. Gay
his horse, and fiourishing his
pistol In tho air bado adieu 10 tho village
and made his escape.
AN INQUksT
was held by Justice York, tho verdict Of
the jury being that tho deceased came to
his death from the effects OF ball dis
charged from apisiol In the hands Of Rich
ard Gay.
Both Gay and his victim were men Of
family, and the ne,ghborhood 10 much eI-
Cited over tho sad event. Gay 10 still NJ
largo.
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msot looking 20 the formation Of q new
stsss out Of thess fractieos, assembled hsro
thn usorniee. and orgaAiGsd By Ne nonls
nssiee Of III. n. b. Hunl, d Tsassssss,
mncrary chairman, atd he appOtstnsnt
Of I cummitsss Of three from each Stass 10
sepurt permanent officers for The convsn-
sion, after which they adjourned until 2;So
PIN. On rsasscmbling In the afternoon,
the committee on permanent organization
reported the following officers, which was
received and adopted: President, Ken
meth sAynor Of Mississippi vice presidents,
w. n. Fitzpatrick, Mississippi; Milton
Brown and Horace M. Polk, Tennessee;
John Martin, Jr, Kentucky secretaries,
w. +. Nesbit and John NJ. Allen, Miss.
issippi ID. Swisdssn, Moses Parish, and
II. o. Burnet, Tennessee, and j. II. Van
cudcn, Kentucky. Hon. Kenneth Raynor
introduced himself with appropriate and
! uring rsmasks, evinoing much zeal In
tho enterprise, and predicting success a.
che reward Of indomiiable energy and per-
severance. lie was followed BY Judge
Milton Brown Ia remarks Of much force
and persistent 70 the occasion. A resolu.
ton was offered by J. l.. II. Tomlin, Of
Tennessee, tor the appointment Of a central
committee Of 10, composed Of i've from
each stats, with power 70 appoint sub.com-
mittsss, prepare an address, and In other
ways manifest the advantages OF forming
the proposed new state, and further
amended By Col. M. d. Wisdom, OF Ten
nossse, BY Investing with power and dis
erection 10 memorislise the Legislatures Of
the old states, and congress looking 10 the
proper legislation necessary 10 the new
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Ger iss. Interest not Withdrawn Ia sdded imme.
giving them compound interest.
hARHInn wOMBN AND CHlLDAEN MAT
DBPosjr MONEY
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Upon every businesr day nom am. TO p.m.,
and Saturday ova' .ng Tor bAVlNu DEPOhI1t
oni., nom 70 clock.
sdou W. HTsLoP. Treasurer.
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THE CITY NATIONAL

THE CITY NATIONAL
BA1TE.
OAsaO. sLLINOis
CAPITAL, 100000
w.P. HALLIDAY. President,
HENRY L.. HALLIDAY. Vice President,
4. h. bAFFORD, Cashier,
WALTER HYsiOP, Ass,,tn dashier
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business done.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-26

the recent discovery Of rich and ex
tensive placer gold mines about the
head waters Of the Big Laramie riv-
er and its tributaries. Experienced
and reliable men who have been
prospecting in that region report that
there are forty or fifty miles OF
gulches which will pay ten dollars
per day."
Fires ragged 10 the timber near the
mining regions IN Michigan last
week, and at one time it was feared
the fires would rival the fires OF II
in the pineries. The high winds
caused the flames to make rapid pro-
grsss and several persons have per
ished, one dispatch stating that eight
bodies were found burned to q crisp.
The::cholera appears to be making
its way north very rapidly. Fifteen
deaths from that disease are said to
have occurred At Paducah, ky., last
Faiday. On the same day three
died in Cincinnati and seventeen in
Memphis from the same malady.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Horace F. Clark, President Of the
Lake Shore and Union Pacific Rail
road Companies, and son in law to
Commodore Vanderbilt, died in
New York City last Thursday, of
rheumatism Of the heart, in the 58th
year of his age. He was a member
of the Thirty. fifth and Thirty sixth
Congresses, and siuce his retirement
from politics he has been identified
with the business interests of New
York, and the railroad progress and
development Of the West.
Miss Susan B. Anthony was last
Saturday fined one hundred dollars
and costs for illegal voting at the
last Presidential campaign. The fine
10 almost too small to enable Miss A.
to make martyr of herself. The
same Court fined the judges Of cleo
tion twenty five dollars each and
costs. 1t were better had the burd.
en- Of fine or punishment been in.
alcted upon the judges who received
her vote.
A Laramie City dispatch of last
week says: considerable interest
Ind excitement prevails here over |
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The Beeches Scandal.

Il is alleged, on what is claimed to
he good authority, that Plymouth
Church will not take steps towards
investigation Of the charges against
Henry Ward Beccher, and that Mr..
B,wen will not be called upon to
make any explanation Of anything he
may have said to the injury of his
pastor. The scandal which has had
80 much publicity, should not in our
judgment, be treated with silence
by Becchcr, Bowen and Tllton: and
il the matter goes unexplained in its
present form, Il cannot do otherwise
chan injare Mr.. Beecher in th . opin-
ion of the thousands who admire his
ability a.a GaR.ss; y u but right
that sofort. Dsspepsia or IaIs.Ss.iy and
il the i-s;aailty >bt Plymouth Church
persist in keeping quiet, the silence
win BE- accepted BY many Is partial
confession Of guilt OF the charges
that should, if / osslble, be exploded.
The world fergets everything except
that which blackens character and
repatauon, and ii the charges of
adultery, against Mr.. Bcecher are al.
lowed to GO unrelated, his useful
ness may 10 said to be to large ex-
tent destroyed. For the good Of all
concerned, it is to be hoped that
this scandal will be stopped by q
thorough Investigation by tho friends
of Mr.. Beecher, who do him or the
outside world an injustice, by not
demanding that all these charges
shall hare . careful ard unwhite wash.
ed examination.
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Bids will be received by the Board Of
Directors for the building Of new School
House, near the center of the district town
ship Of Crystal, Tama County, lows. Also
separate bids for coal house and two out
houses will be considered. Plans and speci-
icasions can be seen by calling on the Sec
rotary. The Board Of Directors will meet
on Saturday, ct 2 o'clock, P. M, July 18th,
1873, at the Wylie School House, when bids
win be opened and considered. the Board
reserving the right to reject any or oil bids,
a. they may think best for the interest Of
the township District,
Crystal, Tama Co., Iowa, June 10th '7S.
By order Of Township Board Of Directors.
A. WHEATLEY.
Secretary.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE,

G TATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY. ss.
To Charles Z. wyman and Maria wyman
and Maria Wyman.
You and each tf you, are hereby notified
that ON or before September 9th, 1870,
there will be on file, in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama county,
Iowa, petition Of George Prauder, claim
ing Of you, said Charles 3. Wymsn, thirty
ave hundred dollars, with ten per cent. in
terest, payable annually from January lst
1871, on Two promhsory notes, and claim
ing Of all the defendants the foreclosure Of
q cert ain mortgage given BY said Charles 3
and Maria Wyman, to said plaintiff, on the
northwest qusrter Of section 70, and the
south half Of the south. west quarter Of sec
tion No. q, all in township 81. range 10,
west, in Tama county, Iowa, to secure said
mortgage, and also claiming . reasonable
attorneys fee for foreclosing said mort
gage.
And that, unless you appear thereto, and
defend, ON or before Noon, Of the second
day Of the next term Of said Court, being
the September term Of said Court for the year
A. D., 1873, commencing on the third Mon.
day Of Sept, A. D., 1878. ct the Court House
in Toledo, in said County, default will b.
entered against you, and judgment render
ed thereon. &. 4. sTkUbLh.
26.29 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SHERIFF,S SAFE NOTICE.

SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE.
DY virtue or an Execution, directed to
ID me from TIE Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Tama County, Iowa, on judgment
obtained In said Court on the 18th day Of
Jsnusry, 1873, infsvor Of James Philips %
Plaintiff, and against Pleasant Stanley %
defendant, for the sum Of Three Hundred
Sixty.eight dollars, and twenty five cents
and costs taxed at $4.75, and accruing
costs, I have levied upon the following
real property, taken as the property Of
said defendant, to satisfy said execution,
10 Wit: The north-wes: quarter Of the
northwest quarter, and the north half of
the southwest quarter Of the north west
quarter part Of the northeast quarter Of
the northwest quarter and the south east
or Of the south west or Of the northeast ar.
all in section seventeen, in township
eighty three, range Is west.
And will offer the same for sale, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, on the
28th day Of June, A. D. 1873. At the
Jail in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, al the
hour Of 10 o'clock Of said day, when and
where due attendance will be given BY
the undersigned.
Dated al my Office in Toledo, Tama Coun-
ty, Iowa, May 31st 1879.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
1925 $50 Sheriff Of said County.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
i the undersigned has this day been IS.
pointed and commissioned by the Circuit
Court Of Tama county, in the State Of Iowa.
Administrator Of the estate Of John Muck.
Ter, deceased; and all persons havine
claims against said estate, are hereby mott.
fed to file then with the Clerk Of said
Court, clearly stated, and duly sworn 10.
and within legal time, preparatory to their
being allowed or proved and persons ov.
ing said estate are requested to make i'm,
mediate payment to the undersigned, and
avoid costs.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this End day or
Juue, A. D., 1873.
WM. RIECKHOFF,
1927 Administrators.
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no THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William H. Norton.
while residing in Brazil as q Mission.
airy, discovered in that land Of med :
icnes . remedy for Consumption, Scro.
}ala, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, 18th.
ma and Nerrow Weakness. The rem.
edy has cured myself after all other
medicine had failed.
Wishing to benefit tho suffering. l
will send the receipt for preparing
and using this remedy to all who de.
sire it FREE Of charge.
Please send an envelope, with your
name and address on it. Address
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON:
GIG Broadway,
Ne,v York City.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So

-
To Benjamin Lynde and Clarissa lynde;
You, and each o: you, are hereby notified
that on or before September Oh, 1873,
there will be on file, in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama County,
Iowa, . petition of Lucius CLARK, claiming
Of you. said Benjamin Lynde. eight humid
red and ten dollars, with ten per cent. in
terest from January 9th, 1869. en- two
promissoIy notes, and claiming Of ell the
defendants, the foreclosure Of certain
mortgage given by said defendants on the
southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section 80, and the south half Of the
southwest quarter Or section 81, in town.
ship 80, range 49, west Of the 9th p. NJ, 10
Tsma county. Iowa, to secure said mort.
gage, and also claiming lien upon said
premises Of $50 for taxes paid thereon.
And unless you appear thereto, and de-
fend, on or before noon, Of the second day
Of the next Term Of said Court, being the
Sertember Term Of said Court for the year
A D 1873 commencing on the third Monday
Of Septe.nber, A D 1878 st the Court House il
Toledo in said county. default will be en-
tered against you, and judgment render
sd thereon.
G. r. STRUBLE,
2S-29 Atty for Plaintiff.
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4 CAR D.

A Clergyman, while residing in
South America, as missionary, dis.
covered sale and simple remedy
Tor the Cure Of Nervous eakness,
Early Decay, Disease Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by
banefel and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this no.
bic remedy. Prompted by a desire
to benefit the afflicted and unfortun.
ate, l will send the receipt for pre-.
parlng and using this medicine, in q
sealed envelope, to any one who
needs it, Free OF charge. Address,
JosEPM r. imam,
Station D. Bible House,
Sly Nsso York City.
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SCHEDULE
OF CLAIMS ALLOWED BY THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,

OF TAMA COUNTY, IOWA,
AT THE
April Term, A. b. 1873.
ASSESSORS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADNINISTRA TORS NOTICE.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given, that
I the undersigned has this day been ap-
pointed and commissioned by the Circuit
Court Of Tama County, in the State Of Iowa,
Executor of the estate Of Henry Colaw,
deceased and oil persons having claims
against said Estate are hereby notified to
fle them with the clerk Of said Court,
clearly stated and duly sworn to, and with
in legal time, preparatory to their being
allowed or proved and per sons owing said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, and avoid
costs.
Dated at Toledo. Iowa, this End day Of
June. A. D., 1878.
1927 w. IT. LIFE. Executor.
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Meeting or the Board Of Trustees, Com
Hlencement Day, etc.

Western College IS situate at
Western, Linn county, this State,
about seven 1siles from Cedar Rap.
IDS, and in thecenser of most beau
tiiul country. The institatioa is un-
der charge OF, and is the property OF
the United Brethren Church, and
like many Of our best institutions of
learning, there have been times whom
it's outlook was rather Encouraging,
but by patient tell and stringent
economy the darkest hours have
passed, and Western College is now
on better financial basis that ever
before.
At the regular annual meeting Of
tho Board at Trustees. held Satur-
day, June ii, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
President Of the Board, Prot. E.
b. Kephart; Secretary, +. r. Hast
ings, OF tho Carroll Herald; Treas.
nrer, Prot. J. l.. kephart.
Rev. Lewis Bookwalter Of class
a72 was elected to the chair of Ian
guages, vice Prot. Drury, resigned
The present teachers were continued
5. Demaiss and Dennis cray. Esq
were elected agents for the College
About three thousand dollars were
added to the endowment fund or
Commencement day.
On Saturday evening the Union
valedicterY exercises OF tho Phil.
1phonean and Calleopian Societies,
and Young Mems Institute were
held in the College Chapel.
Rev. b. b. Kephart, tho College
President, preached the Baccalaure-
ate Sermon Sabbath morning, taking
for bis text the following words =
"Study to show thyscif approved un
70 God, 4 workman that needeth not
DO ashamed" / would be pleased
- giye synopsis OF the Discourse,
which was terse, logical and elo-
quent, but ] fear such q synopsis
would prove an eocroachmsnt upon
your space.
On Monday evening Bishop Lee,
81 the Episcopal Dioees Of Iowa, de
livsred N address, taking for his
theme = Chrsstion Education"
Prof W. T. Jackson, of tho Theo.
logical department Of Yalo College,
lsctared before the Literary Socie.
tics OF the College Tuesday evening.
Abost . o'clock sdsesday morn.
ing . large namber Of people began
- assemble in the maple grove 10
in the college compus, to hear the
graduation orations and essays ofthe
Senior Glass, which numbered seven!
as follows: T. J. Baader, Western;
4. T. Light, Fredericksburg, Pa; J.
w. Snrran, Albany, ILL.,; w. +.
Riggs, Castalia; Miss Eva NJ. Drury,
II. Sneak, Platte, Mich; II. w. |
Bowman. lClass Valed.ct orian) 4 est.
Urn.
At the close 81 the exercises which |
verc very Interesting, the College
resident conferred tho degrees up
. me above named persons, four of
HON had completed the Scientific,
nj three the Classical course.
The tall term OF this institvtion
pens September 3rd.
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