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The Portland daily press., 1870-06-16

Patapsco Family Flour.
DROBABLY the best now in or,
L sale CHASE BROTHERS. TUT
eIi-oOoIW nead LnmQ Whor4
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-16
Reduced Rates.
FOR -B&D1 ESbM

- Il The new and supes ior sea going
sssss.--qlM steamers JOHN BROOKS aui
-o.,A IN MONTREAL, having been tied
4sesss,szefzsu up at great expens. with a large
-enumbef Of beautiful State Rooms
will run the season as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Pertlan0 at 7 O'CLOCK .
And India Wharf, Boston, every day ut O'clock ,
n, Sundays excepted.)
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Freight takenas usual,
l.. billings. Agers
May l, 1s69-dtf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-02
N O L Q T.
OF SUITS COMMENCED.

nIsTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFlCE.-sTATE
lowing named Defendants and to all owners Of,
or claimants to, the real estate and Improvements
thereon, or improvements, when assessed sspar-
ately, hereinafter described, known or unknown
You are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court, ia and for Car
s.n Township, OImsby county, nevada. before
Adolphu. Waltz Justice Of The Peace, Oy the ctate
Of Hevsds, Plaintiff, agar. 81 each Of the Defend
ants hereinafter named, and ca b Of the following
d. scribed tracts, parcels Of land, with the I'M
prnvements there n, and improvements, VII n
separately assessed and all owners Of ella mxnis
to- the .ame, known or unknown, t. recover The
tax and d-lihqu. ncy, assessed to s,id defer mt
again said property for The fiscal year, cOmmenc
ing January l, 1e67, and ending i.ec-nlber II,
1856, and that Summons has been duly Issued in
each case; ami yau ARE further ifie that unie-s
Yen ape al and answer the compla, filed in said
ls5O, Judgment will be taken against you. and
for the amount If tax and delinquency spec fed,
and Gusts T euit
Mxrce.lus rIuyn, tax and delinquency on pos-
ssss.ry ci.im t. 81 acres II w.sod land. situated
in the vic nifty Il esfs House Tunnel, Empire
rOvn hip aaSs-ed 1t SEQ; siss. IL cords Of WOOD
in ti.s ut Valley. asssssd y 3S.5; total value,
- Tax ausi dc isqu~ney. III %
silivss Crum~ sls. Lss in block 81, E1ptrs
CITY, moire fVw sship (pae 0sy elnfnh aad in
prsvrmsess, areeasrd q 9aoo; bOfsea. Goos
twenty .asaL a. %; eUus. $50; ard SCR h~aA
u ss.sk enatlss -; tseal, q -. 1ax - -
~ . laaAa, pussssssy e,ain = 1gaass =
~ - iDFsvs60es thsrsoa, - Lib Dlu1w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-02

Road, about miles from Carson City, known as
"swift's Station" assessed at 81, 500. Tax and
delinquency. 81 Is
land, being the Il n Of the SW IA Of the SW IL
of Section 8 Township Is N, r 20 East. save and
| except ~ acres decided to Samuel C. Wright six
acres to J. r. Kirwan, three acres to George f.
Crowell, one acre to George Lewis and one half
acre to W. D Torreyson, assessed at 81 COO. Tax
| and delinquency, 1913 10
J. A Woodward Lots 9, and G IN block 81 Of
Proctor Green's division of Carson City, assessed
at siOo; household furniture Slo0; totaI, $500.
Tax and delinquency, SIS ~
W. J Hamilton. money at interest, secured by
mortgage executed by ". D. Torreyson, assessed
at 81 2Os Tax aud delinquency, 81 -
Joseph II. IA Oh the North half of block No So
Of Sears, Thompson S. ars' division of Carson
SIS A.
land On south side Of Clear Greek, and improve
ments assessed at $loG; one wagon $50; and two
SO %
Rufus Walton, possessory claim to that portion
Of the East half Of the NV quarter, and the West
halt Of the NE quarter of Section g. Township Is
y, 10 + containing about so acres, assessed as
$500 Tax and delinquency, so %
Thomas :. Janns,n possess,ry claim TO SW IA
of section %, and y Il Of NV Ia and NV IA Of
NE Ia + Section 80, Township Is n, n 10 Z, con-
tanning 70 aer-s. and Improvements, assessed at
$40. Tax and delinquency. So So
ser- division Of Carson City, assessed at $780, Tax
and delinquency s. 81
Thumas r. Diehl, 40 of land, 3 miles North
west Of Carson City, being the Sc ii of the 81
Il Of Section 2. Township Is n. X 10 L, assessed
at $50. Tax and delinquency. IS So
Unknown owners Lot IN block No % Of Sears,
fhoms 5, ars division # Carson City assessed
at 81: L I in block Nc 81 If came division,
sees-d at $25; Lot in block No 81 of Mussers
d vision Of Carson City, valued at $50; Lot in
block No 81 f Musser division of Carson City.
valued at Sai; lots ami 8 in block No 60 Of
Pr"tor Green's division of Carson City. valued
AZ Sioo: Lo's2. 8. s and 10 in block No q Of
Pr ctor Green's division Of arsn City. valued
At $50 each. $50; the NV IA Of blosk No 20 Of
Phi lips d visi N of City. valued at $50;
The as15 feet Of the NE Ia # b. ok No % Of
Phillips division of Carsun City. valued at So:
Ill one in bi.sk No SIX # Curry's division Of Car
on City. va ued al $50; 10 al $50. Tax and de-
hquency. SO GO
Ill the above taxes are pa able in legal tender
pap r M ney of the III lied sta Costs Of suit
are PAYABLE in gold cUis, # the Unit d states. II
, I'D before trial. paym nj must BE- made to Judge
Waltz, at his flee King street. Carson City.
Car City, March 80. 1870.
THOMAS WELLS.
I'd Dist. Atty O'nlsby County, Nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-02

Convention between the General Posto6ice Of tn
United Kingdom Il Great Rritan and ireland
and the General Postofics Il the United State.
Of America.
The General foetnl6ce Of the United Kingdom
Of Great Er,t4in and Ireland. and e General
statsce 4 the United States q America. beins
desirv,us II eetabi sting md maintaining an ex
change ofm.ils between the United States on the
one side and the cul ny II Briti-h Honduras "r
the otter. BY means 1t the ritish mail packet
plying between New .sreans and Relix~. the I'M
dersigu.- .uI, authorized for that purpose, have
agreed upon The fIl,~inx artic e.:
Article l. there -hsil be direct exchange oi
mails between The Office II New orleans on the
one part and the Office 4 Belize on the Other.
c surprising letters, news;ap~Is box packets,
AID PACKETS patti. s,mnles. originating in
the United ases md . idr ssed to British lIOndu-
ras, or originating British Uo .duras and adj
d. es-ed to the Unit'c Sta e..
These mail, sh n be cow. yed by the British
mail packets established between New orleans
and kelbe, - long - the rrifish Government
shall deem il expeiient "a maintain such packets
Article II. The postage to be coles in
British Honduras mp paid correspondence ad-
single letter not exceefing half an ounce in
weight. heavier letters being cha god in pro'or-
tion one penny IT each newspaper, nnd three
pence per four ounces fur ok packets, or packets
eol ect-d in the United siates np,n raid CORE
spondence adore FED to British Honduras shsll be
twelve cents per single letter MT exceeding half
ounce in ". light, heavier letters being charged
in proportion; two C nts ON esch new paper, and
six CENTS per four Ounces ON book packets. or
parkeis 81 patterns samp e..
The psstaxe in Either direction must In all caDes
be wholly prepaid
The c..resp'nsence thus paid shall be delivered
at the place 0f Destination, virthsr in the United
charx~ whatsO yer
Article III. The exchs 1Ge Of the cnrrespond.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-02
Post -omes Department,

Post o63es Department,
Washington, Oct. Der Is, 1867.
Having examined and Considered the af,re-
going articles Of convention for III ameliora'iou
II the pe,stal service hetween the United -ta'es
Il Ameri.=s and the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
wh Oh ~ere agreed ugr,n AMI signei in dnplice e
ut The Has no. the twenty .xth day of Septeu Der,
one thous md eight hnnnei aud ixty-seven, hy
The Hon. John A. Ka-~n. Special Commi--
..ner, &c, &c, on Lehalf If this dep. rtmens,
and ny wr. J. Hofstesic. Chi Dire tor Of the
General Po.solce VI the Neither ands. on behalf IT
his hep ,rtmeot tho same are
by me hereby ratified and approved by and with
the advice AMI consent Of the President Of the
Unite states.
In witness whereof hs- caused the zeal Of
the Psst Once Department to be affixed hereto
with my signature, the day and year first above
written.
Isl ALEX. ". RANDALL.
Postmaster-Gereral, q. s.
thereby approve the foregoing convention, and
in testimony theiesfi have caused the seal Of
the United states to be afhxed
tsRAL ANDREW JOHNSON.
". SEwARD, Acting Secretary of State.
WASHINGTON, october Is, 1867.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-02

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-02
NOT ICE!

TIE COMMISSION, Rs OF THE NEVADA
/ s,aie Prison will receive sealed pr posals up
To The 9th DAY uF ArEIi, 1870, for furnishing
sid state Pr,son the supplies hereinaft enumer-
aied
All pr p -sals must be transmitted to the Seere-
try of the b ard at Carson City, Nevada, and
marked Proposals f. n furnishing supplies for the
Nevada State Prison
Proposals for fuini hing any portion Of the ~.
ticles Il ecinei, will lie considered.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest -
sp. rsib bidder bidder.
The successful bidder or bidders will be repaired
{" eliver ia Carson City, Aevais, all the articles
enumerated in his or their proposal Except be-f
within thirty avs after lice If acceptance OF hf
or heir bid, and smpe -scurii y will be required.
fr the delivery OF suppsi-s # standard quality,
and " ithn the tine slec fed The Commission
r..-fve he right to reject any and all bide.
ali supplies will be PAID for in seysda State
Warrants at par upon the completion Of each con-
tract,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-02

Postal Convention between the United States and
Mexico.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

Tie Republicans Of Clark town
ship are in favor Of "a tariff that
will turn the most funds into the Ma
tional Treasury" or in other words,
in favor of a tariff that shall induce
the greatest importation OF foreign
manufactured goods. The same men
interpret the platform of the State
Convention 10 mean tariff that shall
not allow the land to DO flooded with
foreign productions to the dctriment
Of individual enterprise. TO this
proposition. the Republicans Of Clark
Township do not see fit to commit
themselves and very wisely, tor the
State platform, as understood by the
Clark Republicans, declares distinctly
TO tho opposite of The first rcsolu-
tons Of the Clark Republicans.
We are unable to see what section
6, Of the State Platform. has TO do
with section 3, the first of which, the
Clark Republicans declare, governs
the last.
Take it, for all in oil, the rcsolu-
lions do not appear 10 be 50 clear .
they ought 10 be as platform Of a
part. however small
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
side Walks.

6i1e Walks.
We hope our city authorities do
not propose leaving our side walks,
during the coming winter, in their
present stat: Of disrepair and non est
Early in the season, ordinances were
adopted ordering down y large lot
OF side walks. Some OF those walks
have been put down, others have not
been. Even those put down have not
been connected by crossings. SO that
on those streets sidewalked, travel
is yet series OF hobbies and jumps.
The past weeks Of wet weather and
muddy streets have satisfied all capa-
bic of being satisfied, that our system
of walks aud crossings needs TO be
newly vamped, if not newly model
cd, altogether. We do not wish 10
60 through the campaign OF another
Spring Of mul, with our side walks
SO cffectuallv inefficient as they have
been and are now. We do not be
!icvc that another incorporated town
III Iowa can be found AS totally de-
ticient in side walk facilities. II the
city authorities do not do better they
will deserve 4 UNANIMOUS reelection
next Spring.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
a Patent Fence


Some body-pcrllaps it was Solo.
man-said that OF making books
there is no end. The same remark
may bc made in regard to Patent
Rights. 1t is impossible to dcterm-
inc when the end will be-. OF so.
simple thing as building wire
fence; most every body would snp-
pose nothing new cosAd be Invented.
Phincas J.. Sherman, o. Gcncseo
township thought differently, how
ever, and has obtained Letters Pat
cnt for an improvment in making
wire fences. Il.
Fills improvement is thus described
Ia his letters patent; ut consists in
ssthc provision Of double sockets, or
'.loop, formed each OF u short mstalic
s'bar, provided with two holes at
fright angles to each ether one for
1.-THE passage Of the fence wires or
"rails, and the other to receive screw
.sor nail, by which the sockets are Sc
cured to a tree or post" He also
says, "By my invention, fences may
be formed by using trees for. posts,
"without injury to the trees. Lighter
'posts may also ba used mas much
'sas the nails or screws do not weak
zen them
It is known to most who have tried
to make trees answer the purpose Of
posts ia making wire fences with
staples that the trees soon grow up
over the staples and prevent the
looscning of the wires in winter and
tightening of them in Summer. The
plan Of Mr.. Sherman is, to use screws
in attaching the wire to the trees, and
by attending to them, unscrew them
as the tree grows, thus obviating the
old evils Of making trees stand for
fence posts There is little doubt
that the patent Of Mr.. Sherman will
accomplish the end intended. The
screws can be driven into trees while
quite small without apparent injury,
and thus live posts be furnished Al
little expense, and that will last fol
great many years. We feel sure
that this is an improvement in fen
cling that will bc laid hold Of BY the
farmers remote from timber, and
where every one must fence his land
against the cattlerot all his ncighbor.
hood. n2 1'G f}3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
would amount 20 over twenty dol.

would amount 20 over twenty dol.
lars" p a.3.4 A#i
We doubt il there is a publisher
who canEot give similar instances III
his experience where men have actu-
ally lost money ny ignorance of facts
which the local newspaper Affords
But few months since, a farmer
caiae into our oeicc aud made the re.
mark ti,at he hal lived in the county
three years wiihou% the county ia.
per; tina, he isad just paid 80 into the
county treasury which he might have
saved by a knowledge Of facts pub
lishcd in the Ballctia, and that hence
fourth he proposed to take the paper
and pay Tor it on the score of econ.
omyt-[ Independence Bulletin.
Not long since, while canvassing
the county tor subscribers, we found
man who mao 20 acres of his land
sold for taxes and the time run past
redemption. lie did not take the
local paper and thus did not know
that his land was advertised for sals
for. delinquent taxes. He had paid
taxes on the wrong land. We also
met another man, shortly after, who
lost 40 acres Of land in the same way.
And, what is almost incredible,
neither OF the two men arc able to
take o county paper, yet.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
TO PUBLISHERS


The undersigned has for sale the
following:
A Washington Hand Prcss,-Plat-
en-, 1895 inches-in good condition,
as good as new. @6
A font Of Brewer typc,--about
LAO pounds, including italic-in use
about 30 months.
One font of Long Primer type
about GO pounds, in use only s
months,-as good as new.
One font Of Plea tyr,-about 2s
pounds, no italic,-ncarly new.
a quantity Of leads, news and To-
cal dashcs and advertising rules, 1si
ems, BREWER, in length.
A set Of column rules for Is inch
columns.
The above will be sold cheap for
cash, or in exchange for a new OF
good second hand job Press. s3
TOLEDO, Iowa, Aug. 90, 1870.
NJ. b. C. True.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

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The Yale Courant SAYS:

The Yale Courant says:
Harvard College was named after
John Harvard, who, in 1888, left to
the college f779 and library Of
over 300 books.
Williams College was named, after
Col. Ephraim Williams, a soldier of
the old French war.
Dartmouth College was named az
ter Lord Dartmouth, who subscribed
large amount, and was President
Of the first Board Of Trustees.
Brown University received its
name from Hon. Nicholas Brown,
who was . graduate Of the college,
went into business, became very
wcsthy and endowed the college
very largely. -
Columbia College was called King S
College till the close Of the war tor
Independence, when it received Tic
name of Columbia.
Bowdoin College was named after
Gov. Bowdoin, Of Maine.
Yale College was named after Eli
hu Yale, who made very liberal do
nations to the college
ColbJ University, formerly Water
vile College, was named after Mr.
Colby, of Boston, who gave $4,000
to the college in 1886.
Dickinson College, received its
name from Hon. John Dickinson
He made very liberal donation te
the college, and was President o.
the Board OF Trustees for q number
| of years. F4s
Cornell University was named af
ter Ezra Cornell, It's founder.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
Platform cf Clnrk Township
Republicans. ~ ita ~

At a Republican meeting at the
Unger school house in Clark town,
ship on the evening Of Oct. Z, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted.
Resolssd THAT we arc in favor Of
Revenue Tariff, that tariff that will
twrn the largest amount Of funds in
to the National Treasury Tor the pay
lncnt Of the Republican national war
debt. '5a hsi 5ftssr Hi '.ge
Rcsolred.--That NC understand
that the words and should be 50
adjusted asnotto become prcjudicial
to the industrial interests Of any
class or section of the country, in
our State platform, mean that tariffs
shall not be so high As to be delete
rious to individual enterprise in amy.
portion OF our land, and that the
words (whilc securing to our hon
producers fair competition With for
cign capital and labor) mean that tar
ills shall not he reduced 50 low as to
food the land with foreign produc.'
tons to the detrimcnt Of individual
enterprise. QUAD aa..# afs.-
Rssolcsd.-irhat section G. governs
the last positionsin sections in oar
State platform. :, z : ..''
Resolced. That VIC believe it to he
the true policy Of our government to
give one half Of its rcmainins lands
to such companies as will construct
substantial commercial thoronghfares
through these. lands. a1d that to &C.
commoaate = people no railroad
should have over twelve miles Of ter
ritory on either side, that legislation
should protest settlers ..on bonded
lands when failing to make stipula-
tel improvements on account Of cir
cumstanccs over which they have no
control, and protect the just rights
and true Interests Of those who are
liable At any time to become widows
and orphans on beaded lands.
Resolced.-That we are in. favor Of
amending our State constitution and
naturalization laws and win aid In
enforcing al laws calculated to pro,
hibit the, sale ofintoxlstiug liquors.
Reso!red, -Thatlwe arc IN favor OF
q railroad tax whcncvsp 4 railroad
company for reasonable amount .bf
money cstablishcd-Yill agree to
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20
4 Bargain.


4 Bargain.
4 good and convenient house, con
ta;ning six rooms and q hall, a never
falling well Of good water, lall in cx-
ccllcnt rcpa,r) will. two lots sloping
to the South in fine location, and on
which were, - raised last year seven
barrels of apples, Ave bushels Of
curra,itr, a large crop Of raspbcrries,
&c, &c. Also, all the Carpet, Crock
cry, ihrco stowo.Nan.l. utensils, anl
in short lsserys1ing requisite torhouse.
keeping. Also, lot OF garden tools
&c. Among tho furniture Is. a good
hairclothA sofa, newly covered and
several cSrpets but little worn NJ
cluding pnc good lsgraia. and sever
al tables butiittlc ,,se,l. rs sa's aeei
Terms: $l.1OO.- One, Aalfcash AMI
balance in ono or two years at,i0 per
cent. Tho above ofer toN remain
open only until Nor. 10 1870. L
Apply either to &. j. n. Barker
Toledo, Iowa, or to tho editor of this
paper. Alb.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

Last Winter the Lyccum started
here came to an untimcly death, al
though its career, while living, was
crcditablc to Toledo. We arc now
year older and should also BE- a
year wiser; we should also be able to
conduct Lyceum more creditahlc
TO ourselves and with more profit to
nll. One trouble with the Lyccum
last year was it was organized too
late. The season had advanced into
the cold and stormy nights, and our
interest in the Lyceum had not be-
come warmed up before the chilling
winds and drifting SHOWS frozc it all
mp. We hope to see a Lyccum start
ed this Fall at an early day, and we
predict that if started soon it will
flourish and be credit to Toledo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-10-20

I
complee and operate a railroad
through Clark township and give
sufficient security for the completion
Of such road within a reasonable time
specified; that we believe q co4nph,
ance with the above viii prcvens the
possibility obligation IN collecting
the tax.
esoleed.-That we thank II. Gree
" for informing Iowa farmers that
free trade England ruins protective
France, and that it is q scandalous
fact that free trade England rules the
grain maskets Of protective world.
Clark township, Oct. It'll 1870.
j. T. CONVERSE, Chairman.