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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-27
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
U. S. Internal Revenue.

FIFTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
Il District of the State of Nevada, comprising
the Counties of Douglas and Ormsby. Notice is
hereby given that the valuations, assessments or
enun-rati0ns of subjects liable to duty under the
Internal Revenue Laws of the United States made
ami t'ken by }. A. Burlingame. Assist ut Assessor
for said Division. and returned TO in the animal
list for 1870, will remain open for the eNamina;
Of all persons concerned, for the space Of TEN
DAYS from the date heFeo', at tie office of the
Assistant Assessor Of laid Division in the town OF
Carson, bvtween Il e hours # o'clock A.. NJ sni
1 P. NJ. each day, and after the expiration Of said
ten days, to wit: on the 2Jth dav of April, A. d.
$50 at my Office in Nirg MIA City, Nevada. will
receive and determine all appeals relotive to
ncOus excessive valuations, assessments. emu
rnerati made and Iakeu by said Assistant Asses
sor. All appeals to the Assessor, aforesaid,
must be made in writing, AMI specify the narticn-
lar Cause, matter ar thing. respecting which de-
cision is requested and shall moreover state the
ground or principle Of error complained of.
WARREN Z. MYERS L. S. Assessor.
Carson City. April T. 1870. l0d
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cover the TAX ana delinquency assessed to said
deIehdant against ST. property for the fiscal year,
commencing January l. 1873, and ending December
o. Iooo' ana that a summons has been duly issued
IN each case, ana yon are fnriher notified that,
unless you appear and ansn er the complaint filed
a, s ~ ca, e'.ose, on OF before me - DAY OF MAY.
- lo.o' JUG me II VIII De taken against you.
anu 'he ieai estate ana Improvements herein de-
serioed, Tor me amount OF tax and delinquency
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Notice OF Suits


DIsTRICT ATTORNEYS GFFICE.-sTATE
IL Of Nevada c. unity If 0rmshy TO the fol-
loving named Defendants, aid to all owners Of
or claimants to- the real estate and Improvements
thereon. or improvements. when assessed separ-
ately. hereinafter described, known or unknown.
You are hereby notified tina. snits have been
commenced in The Ju,tice's Court in and for Car
son Township, Orm' by County, State of Nevada,
befre Adolphus Waltz, Justice of the Peace, by
the stare Of Nevada. Plaintiff, against each Of the
Defendants herein .fter named, and each Of the
following described tracts or parcels Of land with
the improvements thereon, and improvements,
when separately assessed, and all owners of, or
claimants to, the same, known or unknown, to re-
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quarter Of Section 1, Township Is N, + is E. 166
aero. NJ Leg. the NM fract. nuarfer Of Section l

quarter of Section 1, Township Is N, + is E. 166
acres at l66; the NV tract. quarter OF Section |,
same Township. III acres, at III the Sc quarter
Of Section 1, same Township, Ito acres, at 160;
the SW quarter of Section l, same Township, 100
acres, at leo: the NE quarter of Section IL, same
Township, l6G acres, at 500; the Sc quarter of
Section IL, same Township, loo acres. at 500;
the Sw fractional gu .rter of Secti IL. same
Township, 81 acres, at sos: the NE quarter Of
Section ID, SINE Township, 100 acres, at $50; the
NV quarter of Section Is, same Township, leo
acres at 100: the Sc quarter of Section Is, same
Township, leo acres, at 100; the SW quarter OF
Section 13. SAME Township. leo acres. at 100;
the Sc quarter and SW fractional qnarter of Sec
tion 35. Township 10 N. X Is Z, 200 acres, at 20o
the Sc quarter of Section 81, Township 16 n. 10
+, leo acres at 500; the SW fractional irter OF
Section 81. Township Ii n, r 10 Il, leo acres, at
so; the SW quarter of Section SO, Township Ii
n, 10 T., leo acres, at 100: the : + .uarter Of
Section SO, Township l6 n, X 10 4, leo acres, at
500: the SW quarter of Section IS, Township 10
N, RIO f, loo acres at loo; total. Il ,21S. Tax
and delinquency, S07 741%. Che above taxes
AID delinquency under the assessment for the
fiscal year 1863
The taxes and delinquency in the above cases
for 1865, are payable in currency, and the costs
in COIN and the taxes, delinquency and Costs. in
the above for 1859, all payable in coin.
Payment before Judgment eau be made to the
Clerk of the Court in which the suits pending.
Carson City, April 6, 1870.
THoS. WELLS.
Dist. Atty. 0rmsby Co. p, New.
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rOFFICIAL.I
lOFFICIAL.l
LAWS OF Tue UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
CHINA-1S6S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES To THE TREATY BETWEEN TIL
UNITED STATES AND INA. OF JUNE Is. ISIS.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
SHASTA COURLER r.
SATURDAY. MORNING, JAN. %, 1870.

A BILK.-We are informed by reliable
parties that man passing under number
of aliases, such as Brown and Smith, Is GO
ing around the county bilking people in
various ways. He represents himself as
being bog and cattle dealer, and goes
about contracting for live stock, and oc-
casonally for a stock ranch, but always
fails to be on hand when the time for pay
ing for the property arrives. He also visits
trading posts and orders supplies of goods
packed up, saying that he will call the next
day and pay for the articles and take them
away, but fails to keep his word The
fellow is undoubtedly great rascal, and
if he does not make himself scarce
the boys of Western Shasta may see fit to
provide him with coat of tar and feathers,
and clip his ears 1t is time for the blk
to emigrate
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

FINE REsIDENCE-Our CORRESPONDENT
Ell. g., states that Mr.. NJ B. Villas, of Bat
tie Creek, has just completed one of the
finest residences in the County. The
house is not only elegantly finished, but
also of a very substantial character. Mr..
Joseph Drilling did most of the carpenter
work on the building, while the painting,
granting, etc, was executed by Mr.. Har-
den.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

HARBoR CoMMIssIoNER.-On the 18th
inst, the two houses of the Legislature
went into joint convention for tie election
of a Harbor Commissioner Jasper O.
Farrell and S. S. Tilden were the nominees
of the respective parties, the former receiv-
ing 90 votes and the latter %.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

Mr.. ROBERTS has introduced bill in
the Senate to do away with the "secret
ten manner of holding sessions of Grand
Jurles. The bill provides that Grand
Juries shall hold their session with doors
open to the public during such time as
they may be taking testimony. During
consultations and while voting upon an
indictment they may retain secrecy of ses.
sions
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

LIBEL SUITs.-Suing newspapers for
libel is lively business in San Francisco
of late. The list of libel suits pending is
as follows: Bulletin 2, Call l, Tribune 3.
Chronicle, |. One cent would probably
pay all the actual damages done the reputa-
ton of the plaintiffs. The idea that a
newspaper can injure the character of a
man who never had any character to loose
is ridiculous.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

SroLEN.-On Monday night A Les
ehinskys cellar was broken open and 80
pounds of bacon stolen therefrom The
thief or thieves, who took that bacon would
not hesitate to steal acorns from a blind
MO
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

CATHOLIC CHURcH-Rev. Father
OKane will hold Mass at the Catholic
Church, Shasta, JAN 30th, and at Horse
town on the following Sunday.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

AT ARMoRY HALL.-The success at
tending Prof. Morey's first exhibition here
induced him TO remain in town all week.
His concluding performance will take place
this Saturday evening. Give him good
house. He is no humbug.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

AT EUREKA.-Ed. Barnum and W. S.
kapple formerly of this county, are now
running the " Mansion House" at Eureka,
Humboldt county, and doing a good bus
iness.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

FICToRIoUs-It is said that the tri-
umph of o Farrell for Harbor Commissioner
was great victorty for the Irish element
of the Democracy over the Chivalry ring.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

COMMITTEE OF ONE.-The Senate, on
motion Of Senator Pendegast, has passed a
resolution appointing Senator Roberts,
Republican, to revise and change the Fee
and Salary Bill. The selection of Re.
publican to boss that job is a Characteristic
Democratic dodge, but, as the Democrats
have large majority, they will be held
responsible for every act which becomes
law at the present ses ion. If Senator
Roberts consents to perform the work al
lotted to him by the Democratic majority,
we shall infer that he has no aspirations
for official promotion at the hands of Re
publicans.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

TAKE NoTIcE.-Delinquents on the tax
roll will do we'll to heed the notice given
in this issue, and by paying up promptly,
save additional cost Justice Knox will
be happy to furnish receipts to all who
walk up to the Captains office and settle.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

PURcHAsED.-A. J. Felter, County
Judge of Trinity county has purchased an
interest in the Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

REcovERING.-Paul De Pray, who was
wounded in the afray at Red Hill on the
3rd inst, is slowly recovering.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
notice.!

TIME CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
II existing under the firm name of CHANDLER
M0YLAN is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted to win please settle
Immediately those having bills against the late
firm OF either one, will present them in haste for
payment, F. B. CHANDLER,
MICHAEL M0YLAN.
Shasta, Dec 29, 1869
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22

LENNY you're pig" said father to
his little fve-year-old. "Now do YOU
know what pig is, Lenny?" Eyes, sir !;
pigs hogs little boy"
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
FOR SALE

O HORSES. ? SET BUGGY HARNESS Am
% Top Buggy, Cheap for Cash. enquire Of
F. B. CHANDLER.
Shasta, January 2lst, 1870.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-22
CARD.

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD ORR ENTIRE
w interest in the Livery business in this place.
together with its appurtenance,s to GRANT +.
TAGGART. We return thanks to our patrons for
the liberal support heretofore rendered and hone
f. B. CHANDLER.
Shasta, Dec. 29, 1862
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
European Mail Dispatches.

The European mail of the 3lst of May, at
this port yesterday, supplies very interesting
exhibit Of the progress and tendency of Old
World affairs to that day. By special cor
respondence from Rome we have full report
Of the initiation and conduct of the latest
attempt at Italian revolution. The movement
was miserable farce, conceived and under
taken in parody Of the recent "risings" Of the
French s'reds." 1t was under the command of
male cook who had been employed in pre-
pairing the food of some Of the continental radi-
cal leaders, and who, having thrown aside his
apron and spoons, took to the task of toast
ing-or roasting, as it may be--the ruling
members of the illustrious house of Savoy.
His revolutionary dish wanted spice, and
appears to have been very sorry
hash. The North German government note
to Cardinal Antonelli on the subject
OF the coming proclamation Of Papal
infallibility and its probable consequences
appears, as will be seen, to have been an able,
temperate and Christian-lke doeument-a
state paper prepared in complete accordance,
both in spirit and tone, with Napoleon's mis-
sive on the same subject. Premier Gladstone
was vindicating the law against secret socie-
ties in Ireland, bench Of magistrates in the
North having summoned the Grand Master and
Secretary Of the Orange Society to produce
all the documents connected with that organ
ization in court for judicial examination. The
Royal Astronomical Society of England was
employed in making arrangements for the
despatch of the eclipse observation expedition
rom London. Thus, as usual, have religion
and politics, heaven and earth, the heavenly
bodies and carnal humanity been brought into
temporary union in the columns of the
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13

The LAND GRABBERs-CUTTING Ir Too
FAT.-On Saturday last Senator Pomeroy
Gmmense on railroad land jobs) called up the
bill relating to the Central Division of the Union
Pacific Railroad, making land grant. Sena-
tor Sherman, on the spot, opposed the bill as
an extraordinary violation of the land grant
policy of Congress, which had always been the
reservation to the government of the alternate
sections but this bill proposed to give to one Of
the branches of the road concerned ne-half the
lands for ten miles in width on both sides of
the road for three hundred miles, and to the
other branch the other half of these lands,
thus leaving not solitary acre to the govern
ment in session along the road twenty miles
wide and three hundred miles long. This
demand is the height of impudence; but it
shows the degree of impudence to which a
compliant Congress has encouraged these rail-
way land grabbers.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
T RIPPLE SHE E T..
New York. Monday, Juno 13, 1870.
CONTENTS OF To-DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE. "'>-''>>'~
1-Advertisements
2-Advertisements
3-Rellgous Observance of Trinity Sunday; The
Mystery of the Trinity, the Doctrine OF Infalli.
y 6iIity and the Memory OF Dickens in the Pul-
Metropolis and Elsewhere; Discourses by
Henry Ward geecher, Charles B. smyth. Rev.
prs : Bellows, Holden lei ar and Talmadge, Fathers
4-Relgious Continued from Third Page)-C Chinese
Emigrants at New Orleans-Art Notes.-The
6-Europe: North German Expression Of Papal
!nfallbiity Special History of the Recent
"Rlsing, In Italy and French Interests IN the
THAR" as Sketched in Backwood-Polit1cal
Notes-News from Cuba and the West Indies
Rank Injustice The Proposed Reduction in
the Pay OF Naval Onicers-The BROOKLYN Navy
Yard
6-Edtorials: Leading article on The Irrepressible
Conflict In Europe, Old Ideas and Modern Pro-
gress-Amusemenr Announcements
s-Telegraphic News rom all Parts Of the
nople; Turkish Charity towards the House
less .u Christians; Italian Reyoutonism and
and VIII; Brilliant Scene on the French Turf
Washington The Shipping Interest in
Release Of the Cuban frivateer Hor-
.skin @ Ca GameMNew ~ York o"atyi City inteiligence- =
New Jersey and Brooklyn City News-Another
Fatal Railroad Accident on Long Island-Ex-
S-THe Red Men: They Visit Central Park;
Their Future Movements; The Indians In
Washington-Musical and Theatrical Notes
Chess Matters-Tne Jamaica Outrage-The
Week in Congress: An Unusually Lively
Budget-Presdent Grants Fishing Tour
Mexico: The Guatemaean Invasion; The De:
struction Of the City Of Oaxaca-The Sklful
-Obituary-A Young Daredevil.
9-The National Bank Ring: Attempted Coup
d'Etat; The Secret Disclosed and C0nspfrttors
Foled-News from Costa Rica-Court Calen-
dars for To-day Yachting-Local Government
In New York and BrOoklyn--Pers0na Intelli.
gence-New York 0rtheOp9dic Dispensary-
Financial and Commercial RepOrts-Statistics
of Commerce and Navigation-A $40, 700 Bond
Robbery-Another Big Whiskey Suit-Mar
yiages and Deaths
1O-The Quarantine War: Cochran and Brook lyn
Versus Carnochan and the Laws-Death Of
William Gilmore Simms-Shpping lnte-
observation-disclosures.
11-S0cial Science: Second and Closing Days Pro-
ceedings OF the Convention OF the Western
Social Science Observation-Disclosures, the
Perambulating Fraud Emigration - Marine
transfers-Mrs. vreeland at the TomDs-Old
World Observation-Disclosures.
12-Advertisenents.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
The st. Thomas Treaty.

Denmark, il appears, feels aggreved at the
discourteous indifference with which our SEN
ate has treated the negotiations for the pur-
chase of st. Thomas. AS our Executive
Department originally proposed the treaty and
urged Denmark to consent to it, rather against
her wishes than otherwise; and as the people
of st. Thomas voted rather enthusiastically in
favor Of the annexation; and as our govern
ment, in view of the dilatoriness Of the Senate,
asked for and obtained several extensions of
the time for exchanging rati6cations Of the
treaty; and as the Senate finally let the date
of the last extension 60 by in seeming igno
rance without any action in the matter, we
cannot deny that we have been discourteous
to friendly nation and a cordial well-wisher,
and that it is due to our dignity and to Den
marks wounded sensibiIities that we apollo
gize. The fact is that we are somewhat of .
boor in the society Of the well bred and high
born nations anyhow. We are disposed to pay
too little attention to the courteses due at
times, as much between nations as between
individuals, while, on the other hand, we are
also disposed, at times, to truckle too much to
other and less friendly nations of high and
naughty prestige. Both these faults are
inconsistent with the honest republican sim
plicity that should be ours. We can and
ought to be honest and candid in our foreign
policy, without being either boor or syco-
phaut
The New York herald., 1870-06-13

THE CooPERs IN PHILADELPHIA are on
strike, and numerous cooper shops, some of
them quite extensive establishments, have
been burned, the natural inference being that
the strikers were the incendiaries. If such is
actually the case it would appear that the
coopers on strike have lost all discretion in a
wild hope of vengeance. They certainly do
not expect to get the privileges they are
striking for any sooner by thus reducing the
number of shops where they could be en-
ployed and thus necessarily reducing the de-
mand for their labor.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13

THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN THE SPANISH
CoRrEs-CAsTEILAR's PRoPosAL.-It is said
that CASTELAR,, the eloquent republican deputy
in the Spanish Cortes, intends to bring forward
a motion for the complete aud immediate
abolition of slavery in the colonies, with in
demnity to the present owners. This is the
right thing to do. As we have said again and
again, Spain can never look for the sympathy
of the nations until she wipes out this accursed
thing called slavery. In this matter she was
one of the FIRST to sin; she Ia the last to re-
pent.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13
CooLIE SHoEMAKERs FOR MASSACHUSETTS,. :

CoOLIE SHoEMAKERs FOR MASSACHUSETTS,. -
A gang of seventy five Cinnamon are en- route
from Chicago for North Adams, Mass,
where they are to be employed in boot aud
shoe factory. They are under the direction
of Koopmanschap, and are the first gang sent
East We fear there is mischief for Massa-
chusetts in this experiment. It is manifestly
an experiment against the shoemakers' unions
of that State, and, if successful, it may lead to
an overwhelming invasion and occupation of
Lynn and all the other shoemaking towns in
the State by the Chinese. Then Lowell and
all the other cotton and woolen manufacturing
cities and villages in the State will be supplied
with Chinese operatives, and the Yankee fac
tory boys and girls, bag and baggage, will
have to clear out; and so Massachusetts,, in the
course Of twenty years or less, may become
Chinese settlement, with the Puritans subject
to the Mongolian balance Of power and the
Puritan religion overshadowed by the worship
of Buddha. This, we fear, is what Koopman-
schap is preparing for poor old Massachusetts
with this gang of coolies for the boot and shoe
factory at North Adams. Descendants of the
old tea party, what think ye Of this thing?
The New York herald., 1870-06-13

the press, the telegraph, steam power and
the other agencies Of modern civilization.
Still, the struggle between the past and
present has only commenced in Europe. Much
has yet to be accomplished, and this may only
be through revolutions, wars and great blood
shed. The First Napoleon said fifty years ago
that Europe was destined to become either
republican or Cossack. He did not foresee
the mighty agencies that were going to en-
tighten the world. The period has gono by
when that Continent could be Cossack or under
q military despotism. That remarkable book,
'Lothair," has shown the ideas that are fer
menting in the Old World-the conflict OF
monarchy, aristocracy and priestly assumption
and dogmatism with democracy, equality, free
dom in religion and rationalism. With all the
apparent bias of the author, Disraeli, for aris-
tocracy, as exhibited in the refinement, intelli-
gence and fine character Of his hero and the
other mobiles he introduces, the great character
of the work, after all, is Theodore, who repre-
sents the impulses and progressive ideas OF
the age. Rationalism, invested with sort OF
respect for religion, but not believing
in Christianity, as generally understood, is
not, however, the only motive power of demo-
cratic progress. In America the basis OF
democratic freedom and institutions is Chris
tianity; at least the connection is very close.
An established and privileged Church, or
hierarchy. even though Protestant, is not
necessary for the maintenance Of pure Chris
tianity; nor is rationalism, in the accepted
sense of that term now, necessary to establish
and perpetuate republican freedom. Religious
independence and pure Christianity is COM
patble with republican freedom. We have
solved that problem in this country. Mr..
Disraei might have learned that fact if he had
studied America as thoroughly as he has
Europe. In this matter, too, the republic of
the United States is destined to exercise great
influence upon Europe and the world. The
Ecumenical Council at Rome may do what it
thinks proper; priests, ardent converts and
Jesuits may plot; the high aristocratic Church
Of England may be agitated about hair
splitting dogmas and ceremonies, but we shall
cherish the Christian religion and religious
independence In this, as in political matters,
we have fought the battle and established
the true principle. Europe, as was said, has
now entered upon the struggle. We have
no doubt that in the end she will follow our
example,
The New York herald., 1870-06-13

Our Mexican CORRESPONDENCE, published
on another page, gives the full particulars Of
the two leading events in the republic Of
Mexico since the date of our last correspond
ence-one the invasion of the republic by
Guatemalan filibusters, and the other the de-
struction of the city Of Oaxaca by an earth
quake. The loss of life occasioned by this
dreadful disaster in Oaxaca is fearful to con-
template. Over one hundred lives were lost,
and the persons injured by falling buildings
and other causes had not at the date of writ
ing been ascertained.
The New York herald., 1870-06-13

ANOTHER 'BosToN NOTION CHARLES Levi
Woodbury. has introduced into the Massachu-
setts Legislature resolution favoring the
annexation of the British North American
provinces to the United States. 1t seems to
us that this is little matter which has
attracted the attention of greater powers than
that possessed by one-horse concern like the
Massachusetts, ''Gineral Coort." Judge Wood
bury is, no doubt, honest and sincere in his
desire to have New Brunswick aad Nova