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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-02

George Washington was born in
Westmoreland county, Va, Feb. %,
1882 John Adams, Braintree, Mass.
Oct. 10, 1885 Thomas jefferson, Shad-
we'll, Albemarle county, Va, April 13,
1743; James Madison, Orange county,
Va. March 16, 1751 James Monroe,
Westmoreland county, Va, April 2S,
175S; John Quincy Adams, Quincy,
Mass, July II, 1767 Andrew Jackson
Waxhaw, Lancaster county, S. G.,
March Is, 17G7 Martin Van Buren,
Kinlerhook, N. Y, Sept. 5, 1892 ;
William Henry Harrison, Charles City
county, Va, Feb. 9, 1773 John Tyler,
Williamsburg, Va, March 80, 1890
James X. Polk, Mecklenburg, n. c.,
Nov. ., 1895; Zachary Taylor, Orange
county, Va, Nov. "a, 1900; Millart
Fillmore, Summer Hill, Cayuga coun
ty, N. Y, Jan. 7, 1900; Franklin
Pierce, Hillsborough, N. H., Nov. 23.
1901; James Buchanan, Stony Batter
Franklin county, Pa, April 23, 1871
Abraham Lincoln, Hardin county, Ky.
Feb. II, 1909; Andrew johnson, Ra
leigh, n. c., Dec. 30, 1908; Ulysses S
Grant, Point Pleasant, Ohio, April 27
1870
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-02
NUMBER 80,
BRAIIMA'S ANSWER,

BIsAHMA'S ANSWER.
by H. II. sroppARp.
Once when the days were ages,
And the old Earth was young,
The high gods ami the sagcs
From Natures golden pages
Her open secrets wrung.
Each questioned each to know
Whence cnms the Heaven above, ana whence 'he
Earth below
Indra, the endless giver
OF every gracious thing
The gods to him deliver,
Whose bounty is the river
OF which they are the spring
Indra, with anxious heart,
Ventures with Niyochunn where Braiima is apart
"Bra,na! Supremest being!
By whom the worlds are made,
Where we are blind, all seeing,
Stable, where We are nccing,
OF Life and Death afraid
Instruct MS for mankind,
What is the body, Brah,na? Brahma! what the
mind!
Hearing as though he heard not.
SO perfect was his rest,
Sc vast the Soul that erred not
So wise the lips that stirred not
His hand upon his breast
lie laid, whereat his face
Was mirrored i'll the river that Girt 'at hoiy Face
They questioned each the other
What Brahma's answer meant.
said Nvochunu, - Brother,
Though Brahma the great Mother
Hath spoken her intent,
Man ends he begau--
The shadow on the water is all there ia of MAN."
'.yhc earth with woe is numbered,
And no man understands
They SEC their days are numbered
Bv one ttiat Dever slumhercd
Nor STAYED bis dreadful hands.
I see with rat,ina's eyes
The body is the shadow thas On the water lies"
Thus Indra looking deeper,
With Brahmas self possessed
So dry thine eyes, thou wecpcr.
And rise again, thou sleeper
The band on Brahma's breast
Is his divine assent,
Covering the soul that dies not. This is what
Bralma meant
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\ WoMAN BoRS july 1, 177G.-Ono
of the most remarkable old ladies Of our
times is Miss Lucy Lanedon NOVEL;,
who was bonn in Alfred, Me-, July 4,
177G, on the day and very near the hour
of tie signing of the Declaration OF In
dependence. When eight years OF age
she united with the Alfred Shakers. and
has since lived with them. When
eishty-four years of age she woyc thirty
four yards of cloth, and at n'nety,slH
knit ten pairs of mittens. She has
never been in railroad car. and is IN
excellent health. Ii she lives until
1876 Pullman palace car will be dis,
patched to her native town to transport
her to Boston. From thence she Will
be carried direct 10 the Quaker City,
where her presence will be one OF the
features of the grand Centennial
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Whitencd Hairs.

The San Francisco UrOnicle OF re.
cent date says son the return trip OF
the Hogan -Trevillian prize fight gang,
two hundred men took the cars at the
Mound House, and near Gold Hill Il
miner named Joe Booth fell betweenthe
cars and had both his legs cut off above
the ankles. The unfortunate man was
brought to the city, where Il black
haired lad named Weston ga1ad upon
the ghastiy wounds moment and
tainted. On being restored TO con
sciousness his hair was as white as
snow
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War Powers.

The armed forces Of the various Eu-
ropean powers and the expense of MAIN
taining them are given i'll the following
table
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-02

The diamond fields at the Cape of
Good Hope are now well-nish desertsd,
the majority of the seekers after sud
den wealth having concluded to aban-
don quest which cntailod severe Ia
Dor and rarely paid more than eX-
penSes.
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National Safety Paper.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-17

Ntnnfbrt yournal.
Published at AuausT,, MAINE, Water Street,
foot OF Court, by oPHAGUE, OWEN Il NASH.
1ailu Hrnnebet 9uuraal,

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tains the latest news by teleg arh ani mall give,
reports of the MarhetS, and ha, care ulJ prepared
political and local article, and Il generous a'no'ht
of farming, home and tu;sce ianeous reading wllh
iull compilation OF state hews.
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is not ms,ie within the year. Slnxc COPIES cents,
to be had ut the 10 ,k,tOres IA Il mt this Office.
Advertisement, inserted reas ,,abo terms.
Rates may be had ON application AT this olice.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-03-26
From 0es Moines.

DIS MoISEs, Iowa, March 21.-
The Governor has not yet signed
the Railroad Tariff bill, the Herd law
the Same law and the Fish law.
The Capitol Commissioners, under
the large appropriation made, will in.
crease their contract tor material.
Twenty,four joint resolutions,
seventy four local laws, and seventy.
seven general laws were enacted or
adopted by the fifteenth General As.
sembly.
The Supreme Court Of Iowa will
meet in this city in June, and the
United States Cour. In May.
Tho suit that was brought against
the Burlington and Missouri Rail.
road, claiming $500 damages for
the killing Of Mr. Wells, the editor
OF the Creston Independent, on July .
1873, has been decided in favor OF
the defendant, upon tho grounds that
the wife had no right TO bring the
suit. The right only belonged to
the administrator OF the deceased.
The case will prol ably 60 TO the Su-
prone Court.
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Iowa Items.

Coal has been discovered at C'ari-
nda Page county.
All the rolled iron beams OF the
basement OF the New Capitol have
been received At Des Moinss; costing
$1,000.
4 raid on Boston hotel resulted
in the seisurs BY the STATE Constable
Of the priJkss decanter of an ex.
Governor.
The farmers living near the Psal
Indians, in Arizona, complain of the
lnsolence Of the savages.
The old settlers OF Clayton County
have formed on association, and will
have a reunion at Garnavills on the
18th OF June.
Parkersburg folts won't eat pork
for fear OF tricbina, and now one of
their butchers has ,een arrcstd for
dressing and selling i drown ed COW
The City Csuncl Of Burlington
has raised the license for selling beer
from $40 to 800. Keeping open
Sunday rsvokss the license.
II is rumorei At Dubuque that ].
X. Gravefffon his wsy honic from
London, having failed IN negotiating
the bonds OF tae Iowa aud Pacific
railway.
A school war is raging in Grant
township, Woodbury. county, and the
pedagogue and his friends have to
guard the school houae at night.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So

=
To Robert r Crawford, Jochim Finck,.
Gretchen Finck. James II Brooks,J 8 Moore,
Richard Pow and George W McPheran, -
ADM nislrator Of the estate Of 3 II McPhsr-
an dec d, you and each OF you, are here
hy notified that there IL nov on 6le, in the
office Of The Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF
Tama County, Iowa, = petition Of A s
McPberan, claiming against Robert Craw-
ford. a personal judgment Of $1,000. being
the ri2cipal and interest due upon four
promissory notes, made by the said Robert
Il Crawford, to II McPherran, decd, AMI
now the property Of the said A S MePhsr.
| ~.- - .-~.ss 80. o.'e Susy, IVln 1869,
and are each for $1,000 with interest u he
rate OF ten per cent payable annually
Praying also that the north Of section ~
In township 50 north, Of rauge Is west Of
the 9TH. T. NJ, premises mortgaged By the
said Crawford, to secure the payment Of
said notes, or so much thereof as may be-
necessary be sold to satisfy said judgment.
with interest and costs and accruins costs.
ihcludin. reasonable attorneys fee %
stipulated 10 said mortgage, for f.rsclosiae
the ssme:-and to satisfy also the baisues
II plaintiffs lien on said land. TO- Wit: $1,000
dus Jsny. let. 1874, with Interest from july
10th 1919. at ten per cent and that The
equity af redemption Of each and every enc
Of tie sai3 defendants in and to such pars
of the said premises as may be sold for the
purposes sfore said, be forever barred and
fore closed, AID iSr such other relief - may
be aijulgel equitable in the premises
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or be:oia Loon, Of the second
day Of the next term Of sid Court, being
the May term Of said Court for the yssr
A .. 1874, commencing on the frss Mon
day Of May, A. D. 1874, at the Court hsuse,
in Toledo, III said County, default will -
entered against you, and judgment render.
ed thereon.
EBERSOLE L WlLLETr.
H>l4 Attorneys for Plsintif.
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ME- ,uIEF s. SALE.

DY virtue o. q hoecial execution datet
ID the oath da, of March, A. ID. 1874 t,
me directed, issued out Of the office Of the
Gle TX of the tn. District Court of Tama
County, State Of Iowa, in favor Of W. F
Johnston, and David d. Ape. gate as guar
dian of A. Philips, and against Willis W.
House and z. ). House on a judgment rem
dered by said Court ut the February tero
thereof, A, d. 1874, against the said Willis
W. House for the sum Of 81 $50 90 and q
decree Of foreclosure against said defend
ants, wherein il was ordered, adjudgsd
and decrecd that the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Of section No. ,hirty-two (22), township
sixteen (l6), west Of the 9Th r. NJ J,
much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment interest and cost
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given that have levied upon. and shall on
the 2lst day Of April. A. D. 1874. between
the hours of o'clock, a. M, ami o'clock
p IN, of said day, sale to commence .t the
hour OF O'Clock, p. M, at the front door
of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the
County of Tama, offer and sell at public
outcry to The highest and best bidder, for
cash, all the right, title and interest of the
above named defe adant in and to the above
described properly, or so much thereof as
is necessary 10 satisfy said judgment Tor
the above named sum together with costs
and all sccruing costs, unless the came
shall be sooner satisfied.
Dated March oath, 1874.
r. E AUSTIN,
Sheriff Of Tama County Iowa,
APPRECIATE 4 KINNE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1914 $6,75.
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SHERIFF'S sale.

DY virtue Of Special Execution, dated
ID the 2sth Of February A. D 1874, to me
d re tbSri 81 lama County Stat, of
love-, In favor OF Harrison, Hall & Warren,
and against ]. B. Spafford, J. II. Smith.
Alberto L. Spaford, Max Left, Polarzie LET
and The Let National Bank Of Tama City on
a Judgment rendered by said Court at the
February term tn sreof, A. d. 1873, against
the said J. B. Spafford and }. IL. Smith for
the sum Of Sl.3j5.33 and decree of fore.
closure against said defendants, wherein It
was ordered, adjudged and decreed that
the following described real estate, to-wit :.
Lot No. Two (2), in block No. six (6l, in
Iuka, now Tama City, Iowa, tie sold, or
so much thereof as is necessary to satisfy
said judgment, interest and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall
ON the 2lst day Of April. A d 1874, be-
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock A. Nj. and
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, sale 70 commence
at the nour Of ! o'clock, NJ. at the
front door Of the Court House in Toledo,
10 "a, in the County Of Tama, offer and sell
at public ou,cry, 10 the highest and best
bidder, that bids two-thirds or over Of the
appraised value, for cash, all the righ',
title and interest of the above named de-
PENDANT. in and to the above described pro-
per,y, or SO much thereof us is necessary
to satisfy said judgment for the above
named sum together with costs and all &C
cruing costs, unless the same shall be soon
err satisfied.
Dated March 90, 1874
X E. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
STIVERS l. SAFLEY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff 1874 Sc GO
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The temperance movement ha,
struck Watsrloo-frst by a false
alarm to the saloon. keepers that the
women were coming then by an or
ean,zied society OF lad,.s for prayer
and effort; then = speech by = female
saloonist opposing the movement and
eliminating 80 tar in mass meeting
in the Target hall last Saturday
night. which was crowded. The Ia.
dies praying bant attended the meet
ing of the Common Council Wcdnes-
day evening and prayed tor 4 tern
psrancs Marshal. One bar closed
less drunkenness in the street, and
good order generally il the result.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So

To Eyeline E. McGee, you are hereby
notified that on or before the 18th Day Of
April. A. D. 1874, there viii b on Als, il
the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Tama County, Iowa, . petition Of Ever.
EFT s. McGee. claiming Of you . Divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony. for reasons
more fully stated in said petition, and that
unless you appear thereto, and defend, On Or
before noon. Of the second day sf iAs ne,.
term Of said Court, being the Nay term Of
said Court for the year A. b. 1874, cen.
mencng on the first Monday Of May, A.
D. 1874, at the Court House, in Toledo. il
said County, default will BE- entered sgains.
you, and judgment rendered thereon. o. the
costs Of plaintiff.
EBERSOLE L wILLETT.
1l-l4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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per ton pcr mile; from Council
Bluffs, 1400 miles, the charge is 80
cents per 100 weight, or II mills per
ton per mile. From Iowa City the
amount of discrimination is Is cents
per bushel, or 81 per mile to the
Mississippi for hauling . car OF 10
tons.
This rate Of excess is charged from
hearly every non competing station
in the State. Iowa raised, in 1873,
1000. 900 bushels Of wheat; esti-
mating bushels for the consumr.
ton Of each inhabitant and 100000
bushels for seed, the State will have
"a, 00O, 900 bushels to export. H.
stead OF taking Is cents or'the basis
of overcharge, Is lower rates fixed
at some competing points, if We es-
innate the excess at II cents per
bushel. the excess of tariff on this
one product equals 81, SS0,000.-
Then the State raised, in 1878, 105..
OOO, 900 bushels OF corn; it cannot he
estimated how much Of this crop is
exported.
y COIN WAITING ron CALVES TO GROW.
The crop OF 1871 has lain in the
cribs until the farmers could increase
their stock to consume it, while in
one year the crop has decreased 40,
600, 900 in thu. State, very much tor
the reas on that it was not . remu-
nera,ive crop, and as consequence
was neglected. This is easily proved
from the fact that stock. raisers, who
never produce Germ for the MAJ ket,
had average crops. But the we'll
known fac. that while for the last
two years corn could not be shipped
from Iowa owing to the high rates
Of freight, it sold tor IS cents to 81
in the South and East, and tho pro
arcers who were not able TO trans.
form it inte meat suffered in con.
sequence, is much OF the cause OF
complaint.
The State suffers, however, in the
transportation OF everything of which
corn is the basis. The same rates
that are exaeted for wheat are the
rates charged for moving fat cattle
and hogs, and for return OF heavy
merchandise. l have no hesitation
10 concluding that this one State
pays annually for transportation,
over tho actual falue Of the labor
performed, enough TO pay the inter
est on the capital that would con
s,ruct freight railroad to the sea
board. But unless sorlo such meas
ure as that now before the House be
adopted, freight railroad would
only benefit the locality through
which it might pass. The same pol
ICY that discrlminates against the
river and the lakes would discrimi.
nate against the ,Govnrppn", p,
roaa. NO goods could reach il
without paying such penalty as
would make it as useless to shippers
living fifty miles distant as the Mis-
sissippi river is. This has been the
order ever since these through rail.
roads were built. Tho prosperity oil
the Northwest has been seriously
checked.
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Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1914

NOTICE TO TEA CXERS.
There will be two Teachers wanted for
the next Term, commencing April l3, 1874,
One a. Assistant to the Principal. aud one
for tho intermediate Department.
Application should b. made Ia writing
on or before April 8. 1914, and contain
these particulars
The Grade Of Certi6c.t e.
Tie Number Of Terms they have Taught.
NE Testimonials Of Directors where they
lave snsht.
Y,e CO upensation required.
BY order Of the Board,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA. TAMA COUNTY "a

SrATE OF IOWA. TAMA COUNTY, a.
To Martha J. Grady, Ann Eliza M.,r
and Mildred Emma Maxwell, you. ana ...1
of you, are hereby notified thai an =. 'sea
fore April, 22nd A. b. 1874, there v;n~
on file, in the Office Of the Clerk Of ths ~; "
cult Court Of Tama County, lowe. = ,.. Ut
ton Of Jacob Yeissr Jr, claimin, a. Psu.
the title to the following land Wa Ths ns 10y
half ct the south east quarter OF see,;,. ~"
nineteen (l9) and the north vest O uar,.. ::
the south west quarter dissection N 'tven,.sn
all in township No. eightyiour (81l nc.,s
Of range No. thirteea (l..) west Of 5ih ~
and 81. inning, to be the owner in fee simnl.
Of said pr misses. and asking that the i;,is
thereto be QUOTED IN him, and thai ven ~
forever barred and sstopped from ha,;ns
Or claiming any right or title TO the pr..
Uses Aforesaid adverse 10 the pl.:--.'d and
asking that = defect in III. .isie Of record u
said lands by reason Of the loss of,snd : FISH,
ure to record certain desd fer said la1d,
executed BY Roderiek Maxwell. to c. G.
Ball be sqrGa aaa Unless ~, YOU snr s.s..
thereto, and defend. on or before noor -
the Second day Of the next term Of e.ia
Court being the May term Of said Court Tor
the year A. D. 1874, commencing On the
first Monday Of May A. D. 1874, q he
Court House, in Tole 10, in said Coun.y, de-
fault will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon.
STkUBLE + GOODRICH,
lila Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Official motto has been received at
Dss Moines from United States Mar.
sLal Melcndy, that there will be no
session OF the; United States Courts At
Des Moines 10 March, the time for
the session having been changed to
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d. Pointer, OF Rsjfeld, hiss been
arrested for dealing extensively 10
other peoples cattle.
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NOTICE.

This 10 to certify that my con w. p...,
1 lin Stewart, minor ass 10 10 iron ~ : !;
and after this date, estitlsI 70 his lin. see
will in the future make bic ovn 49, 20
and BE- responsible for Ls came. M KY.
hereafter will pay no debss a M ~. Mst
tracing. -.
March 10th 1874.
Vim. B. PRlN0LR
II ELIZA 'PRlN0Lf.
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HIS TWO WIVES.

A STORY OF MARRI,GE LIFE By
MARY CLEMMER AMES:
And new Editorial Department devot-
ed to the discussion Of homes literary, So
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Of discri rination against the Mis-
sissippi and the Interior towns of
Iowa: From Davenport TO New
York by rail, 100 miles, the Ct arge
is for wheat 60 cents per 100 weight,
Or 10 mills per ton per mile; from
Iowa City, 1850 miles. the charge 10
% cents per 100 weight, or 10 mill7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

vision Of the Second Mortgage these bonds are pro-
tectod by and included therein. e60O0O0O OF the
Second Mortgage bonds reserved to be exchanged
for or to provide for the payment of this ISSUE The
low price of the bonds covering nearly 2 per cent
accrued interest. bringing them down to about soi
would seem to commend them as an exceedingly
desirable investment.
The HOusatOnic Railroad Company have declared
dividend Of 81 per share upon the preferred stock
of the Company. payable at the Treasurer's Office,
Bridgeport. Conn.
The Equitable Trust Company invite the atten-
ton of investors to the real estate mortgage pohdS
guaranteed by them, and recommend them AZ an
undoubted security. Each bond is secured by hrst
mortgage of real estate of not less than double us
value, and the prompt payment OF both principal
and interest is guaranteed by this Company.
The trustees of the New York Savings Bank, corner
Eighth-ave. and Fourteenth-st. give notice III
another column that all deposits made on or before
the Goth will be credited with interest from the frst
day of the month.
The Clinton Fire Insurance Company has declared
a semi-annual dividend of per cent, payable on
demand This is the Company's 44th dividend. ana
speaks well for it.
The Philadelphia stock markets. active: Pennsyl-
vana SIxes 100; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
229 Reading Railroad. So; Pennsylvania Railroad,
4Sl; Gold, III.