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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
br TIE FHEsrS SEsTr. OF THE UNITED
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION
ia OF the United states Of America Dc hereby de-
clare and make known that PUBLIC SALE will
STATE OF MISSEsoTA, at tue 'T period here,. I'm.
after Designated. 20 Wit
on MONDAY, January 80. Is7l. for the al -possi III
vacant lands IN the even numbered sections within
United States within ten niles on each side Of the
railroad from 81. Paul 70 Lake superior, known ss
ect a. required by law 20 minimum OF two dollars
and nifty cents per acre, viz:
NORTH OF EASE LIVE AND WEST OF
F0UKTH PkINCIPAL a ERIDIAN.
To~nshIps "a and IS. Of range ~.
townships Al, a., ., - and IS, Of range IS.
townships Ss, 80, 40 Al, % l. Al aud as Of range II
TOWNSHIPS 81. 2, s., "a, s, 81, S. %, 90, Il, q q
TOxnship. 81. 8, ss, a,s,S, 81, IS, 50. %, q. q. g
Tewn.hip: %, 81, s. s., "a, IS, 50. co. q and
Tows.hips 50. 81, u. g. "A. y, s. 50 and 20. q
Also. at the same time and place, all the vacant
q the .fspe..a i@it * Ten niles ana Within "a:
undefm entOned townships, subject Ia the minimuD
Townshsps g and %, Of ranges.
Lends appropriated BY Iaw for the use Of schools.
Indian, military, aud other purposes, viii be excis-
The Offering Of the above lands wiz be commssosd
in hss sT & Is.
have been offered and the sales thus closed but the
and no private entry q sny Of The LANDS VII be a
nitted until sitter the expiration Of the tyo weeks
Given under my hand, Of the City Of Waehingt0a,
By the President:
JOS. b. WILSON.
Commissonsr Of the General Lam O1Ss
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPrioH CLAIMANT.
any Of the lar Dc within the township. and psrss Z
townships above euumerssed 10 required 20 estab-
rsoe.s We soS @sis SsrStor = sess = 49,
tcabls after seeing this notice. and before the ~
appointed for the commencement OF the Pablo on1o
JOS. o. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofkos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE. AND
CERTIfIOATE.


Proposal.
The undersigned - whose post Office ad-
dress IS --, county Of -. State of -, pro-
poses 10 convey the mails of the Unied States from
July l. E'l' to June 80, ISIS, on route No, be
tMeei = ana -, under the advertisement Of
The Postmaster General, dated September 81 1870,
WIN 'ceierly certainty, and security" for the an
nual sum of - dollars.
IatS proposal a. mate lcith 1Hl krOr IsdEs Of rbs
otSdrce o. me rOHis the tcefshf 81 ths mail 20 bs
cd,ttd ana dH other particulars rsfsrenrs 70 fhs
'oHs ana Serrtcs and also az careful
Dated Isi0ra5
Guarantee
Inc UNDERLINED residing at -, State % -,
Undertake that II the foregoing bid for CARRYING the
mail on route No; - b. accepted by the Postfnas-
ter General, the bidder shall prior 20 tn Isl day az
July lol enter into the required obligation or con-
tract 70 perform the service proposed, with good and
sufficient sureties.
IhtS Ire do, Undertaking distinctly ,hs oBI,Ra-
IRONS and hdbthttsS assumed By gR1ranfOrS WHgsr
INC afh SectOH Of fae act az Congress Of J1l 2 ls
Dated (Signed by two on aranfc1sl
Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster at -, State O
-, oertines- UNDER HIS OATH OF OFFICE, that he
y acquainted with the above guarantors aud knows
them 20 be men of property. and able 20 make good
tnelr guaranty and that bidder and guarantOrs are
above the age Of q years.
Dated (SignedD
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-26

"A reprint of the Frankfort edition of
1858 of ''La Fameuse Coincidence; or, His
tory of La Guerin, the Wife and Widow of
Moliere," has appeared in Paris. M. Jules
Bonassies adds a preface, notes, and COLA
tions of other editions.
M. Amedee Roux is the author of a new
work entitled "Histoire de la Literature TIA
lienne Contemporaries There is, however,
room for more complete and careful work
on the subject.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-26

ITO ALL WANTING FARMS IN ALCCAL-
ity Exempt from Fevers and Lung Complaints
TO Farmers Hortculturists, Mechanics, Capitalists
Gentlemen of Leisure, Invalids, and all wanting
homestead in a climate of unsurpassed salubrlty
exempt from the rgors OF a Northern winter, and
in close connection with the commercial centres OF
the South Few if any sections orer such acombi-
nation of inducements as the town of Aiken, S. c.,
and its vicinity for desirable ana permanent home
pamphlet of 81 pages now ready, containing
description Of the climate soils, and the nature OF
the products in the vicinity Of Aiken, especially
fruit cereals, cotton, corn, vegetables, ETC.,
cudng extracts from letters of distinguished visi-
tors, correspondents, action Of town councils in
vitlng emigrants, etc. to which is added a descrp-
tive list Of property for sale, including improved
farms, orchards Vineyards, water power kaoln
deposits, unimpIoyed lands, and town residences
For sale by e. j. G, WOOD, Real Estate Agent,
Aiken, S. @. The book viii be sent by mail on
receipt OF price, 90 cents. Address j, Q. DERBY,
Publisher P. o. Box No. 1889, New York, untI lst
OF February after that date at Aiken g. c. iii 3m
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-26

variety of interesting papers on engineering,
manufacturing, building, and kindred topics,
that will be appreciated by general as well as
professional readers
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-20
Correspondence.
CAMP GRANT, A. T., August 9. ls7O.

N-A'AA SA-'AI -~- A'i uot ACbOs MR. EDIroR:-The expedition which let the post on the the 2lst ultimo, under the command of Lieut. 4. B. Cushing, Sd Cayy., returned on the 9th inst.
 Lieut.. C., after four days march, found in the vicinity of Ma8sons Valley. band Of h. dians posted in au inaccessible position. which he endeavOred to surround by making 8 detour to the left but owing to the extreme roughnes4 of the country, he was Cat last) obliged to rer lnquish the attempt; but succeeded in destroy ing their camp of about eighteen lodges, to- gether with a large supply of mescal and a patch of fine corn. After making complete destruction of their camp, the command push, ed forward in the direction of the Apache Mountains; where, on the lst inst, found, near Aliso Greek, trail of some one or more Apa- ches, followed it up, and surprised ;he Indians in their camp, putting them to flight. The In- dians, numbering about twenty-five in all, re- turned the fire of our men briskly, and at sev- eral points stubbornly held their ground and would yield only when compelled to do so by the rife and revolver
 Our less was one man, blacksmith J. Graf, Troop TX. lst Cav'y, killed and one horse slightly wounded.
 Searg't. Taylor, lst Cav'y, during the heat of the fight was engaged in hand to hand fight with Karge, sub-chief, who was much his superior in strength, and had it not been for the timely interpositi on of Mr Folmer, who delivered the contents of a rifle in the latters side, immediately despatchiag him to the "hap- py hunting-ground," the fate of the sergeant could not be doubted,
 Therepeated successes which have atte nded Lieut.. C1shing's operations against these Indians, show that promptuess to determine, bravery in the encounter, and vigor in pursuit, n this kind of warfare, insure success.
 JNo. W. WARD.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-20
SALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES
TUCsoN DEPOT, A. T., {

TUCSON DEPOT, A. T., Aug. 4, 1870. WILL be sold at public auction at the Ware~ houses of the Quartermaster Department, at this Depot, on Wednesday the 7th day of Septem- per next, at 10 O'cIock a.. n., large lot of Quartermaster's stores, condemned as unfit for the service consisting in part as follows, viz Wag- ous, Harness, Saddles, Axes, Scythes, Shovel8, Spades, Forks, Circular Saws, Betting, Flows, Corn mills, Corn SheIler, te., etc., together with large lot of Carpenters, Blacksmith's and Wheelwright's tools.
 The articles must be removed immediately after tbesale.
 Terms: Cash in Government Funds.
 t5 J, c. c. LEE, Asst. Q, M,, U. s, Army.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-20

A MUCH-NEEDED IMPROVEMENT Pursuant to an order by the Board of Supervisors for the construction of two additional cells to the county iail, the work has been commenced under the supervision of SamI. Hughes, Su- perintendent of Streets and Highways In a sauitery point of view the value of this work to the prisoners can hardly be overestmated, single cell l5 feet square having hitherto accommodated O. at various times, as many ss sixteen prisoners.
 Nj. R. PLATr has drawn off his stock from the mail route to Yuma, his term of contract having expired, and the route IS now without service. It is unders tood, however, that ser- vice under the new contract will commepcs next week.
 A, HAZARD, returned from Camp Crttenden on Tuesday. At the scene of the murder of Nil. Venable, mentioned last week, in company with Maj. Vale U. s. A. and few others, he instituted a search for the purpose of obtain ing some information with regard to the fate of the missing teamster, supposed to have been made prisoner by the Indians, After 0 dili- gent search of some hours the body was dis covered at distance of about three miles from the wagons. He evidently died without making any resistence as his person was not mutilaLed after the usual manner in which the Apaches mark those of their victims who ask no mercy, but fight while life and stren1th re. main.
 Out of two wagou-loads of Merchandise, not the value of single dollars remains Such articles as the Indians could not use or carry away they destroyed upon the spot.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-20

A Georgia paper says that George Dickens, the weIIknown author of ''Boz,'' is dead. Louisiana paper informs it's readers that "Charles Dickens, the great American humorist-the Waller Scott of America-is de ead."
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-20
TuOsoN, A. T., June lst, 1889

NJ R, Platt of Tucson, is hereby appointed oar agent for the transaction of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans portation of Government stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon t for sup- plies.
 HINDS < HOOKER.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-20
NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA STAGE COMPANY

FIFE undersigned are running a 4-horse Pas senger Coach from Tucson; By way of the Burro Silye- Mines to La Mesilla, New Mexico-Con- meeting ct La Mesilla with coaches for all parts of New Mexico, Texas, Chihuahua and the Eastern States.
 Particular attention paid to Express Matter and comfort of passengers.
 DAVIS $ COSGROVE,
 PropnetOrs,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10

'"'
l!a I"i'4e t'Ag Y 'i1e -.@'h slys.o.,
81 th" nc; OF CeNsr-ss, a1provcd' ! Hiy
+ i2th, 1919, eht''iel "an a2t making
! appropriations I'r the support ot the
army ior the ye:F eaaih- sane 3i,a
lsil, ann TOR ether purposes, name
";
SECTION -. -iss{ g 'fJH3@tt "a.
4et"a, mat every private solder and
officer Nho las served II the army Of
tie United states, dining the rebel
Ion, for ;inety days, aat remained
loyal 10 the government, ana every
seaman, marine, and officer or other
person. who has served III the nav.
"a The United States " marine ce.ns,
or revenue marine, during the rebel
lion, for ninety days and remained
loyal 10 the government. Shall, en-
payment ol III, lre OF commission ID
any register II receiver q. any Land
Office required +, law, he entitled to
aa:cr one-qn@3.or section OF land, not
mineral. OF the alternate reserved
sections Of publ; lands alann the
i:.,cs q, any one 81 the ralroatis Ill
OTHER ,ulaic works in the United
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10
77-------
NHlGIN.ik AQTIGE

N.rATE Of IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
To stephen Hall. Casandri Hall. William
Smith, i. ,, Rice, Jota II. Taele, J. b.
spa1ord Co, and G. Iaub & SON:
ION, and each Of you, are hereby notified
taas on a. before the 5lli day If .laauary
\. y. 1871 there will te on file, in ihe Office
OF The Clerk Of the Circuit Coa.i Of lama
county. Iowa, y petition Of Lewis Carlieh-
ael, claiming Of you The foreclosure Of a GER
tain mortgage, the,eia more fn.iy deserib
CT, and demanding judgment against tie
defendant, Stephen liaEl.on one promissorv
note for tn. sum Of 81 ,9G3 IS and interest
At ten per cent. from sea, - 1852. and
that unless You appear sAereio, an 3rlend.
Oh q before noon Of tile second uGv III the
next term of said Court, Icing the JanGafy
term If said Court for The year a. y, ISL.
commencing on the third Monday OF ,iaau
airy. A y 1871, at the Court House. IN To-
lede, IN said county, default VIII lie catered
against yqu and Judgment rendered there
on. APPRECIATE & kINSE.
lo-tS3 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10
YsTsoNAE rGsAgs.4ss..gsts.
e. Ii: Ttosiloay d l., T..:t.ci r-3sss.
Z. fgo-,,s.!rlt. ..3l.

WHEREAS, II teloavcs PEOPLE sensible If
ihoi, dependence IA THE Almighty. rihiely
andoo,ieeiycty o. Acknowledge der grail
'ule ioe His 10 rco-. and as hrn,hiy hesecci;
'ur heir continuance, ADD
WaEar,s, The peal ~ the t,,;trl States.
during the year al1'at 10 cGl. h.yr special
r'I,sc 10 DO ;i'enEtai fpr general prosperity.
an ahanaant harvest and exemption r,um
sSar and civil s.rifc
'Sew. therefore, he il known HAT l.
Is Ulysses :. Grant, rle,.,ut Of the United
states. cnhcl,irug III any similar rcc0mmpn-
l,tians Of The thet Magistrates of States
do li"tchv recommend to al citizens to
ihcc' IN heir res pectivc places of worship
On Thursday, the ia, day # Novriahcr
next, there to givc thanks ior lie hnnnty u
God iHfing Tie year 'hout 10 elisa. ana H.
snrp'icate f0i its reaiinManCe hereafter.
IN witness whcreofI have lpf.Hnto set
my hand AMI c:9s.i iiia SEA, of tlsc Jui,ei
states 10 be Al sc
Done II rhe eiiy of Washington Mis- 81:
LAY Of &c phrt. II te vear u et.. lara unc
thousa.l eight lam Ir,i and seventy, anl Of
l'e Independence o. tI,e Unite! States TIE
niae'y>ffih. I. :. CRANE
lhatifos FISH :s2e'v of Stale
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10
aa3V. aasv 4lssa's Gaas.s
OR1GIA~IL NOTIFY

STATE Of IOWA. rAMA COUNTY s..
70 dcrrge W, >.illwcr, ". ]. Davis and
Henry Eai>:
You. ani each Of yen. are Hereby morn a
taat there Is nov on file, In Tie Office az lie
,!erk 81 the bi trct Count Ut Tama cof,,tr
Iowa, retlt;en Of Amos B. lIarcox. claim.
ing oi You the cancellation Of u eer,a,D
mortgage. given ~ said ilancox Il nv,
George W. siliweii, dated October l9. i ),
lal. and recorded on page 81, book 4 roc,
ed Of mortgages of said county, an, heinp
Zen thc sw pf the Sc of section 0 town-
ship ~, range l3, west. III rena comfy
Iowa; ana otkerrciicf aud i'll .gmeut.a.aiast
SAID Suiswell for twenty-five dollars nenal-
y Tor refusing to ca'.cel said .m8rfraar
and that unless yo'l appear thereto, and le>
iena, on on before Noen Of the second dav
q the nest term OF said Court. bcipr I'LL
FEBRUARY term q! sad Court FOR the eear 1
y iStt ,o.amcneing on the tiiri Monday
Of February, y. D. 1871, n, tie Court lons,
u -c,e,io, n sal county, default will b,
.rtertd against You, ana Judgment and de-
cree rendered thereon
S.iEE5,s & SAFLGg.
lis Al ys ioc Plaintiff
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10

The Republicans. OF the 18th Con
,.ressia,.sl District Of New York, are
certainly plncky fellows. At TIE
Congressional Convention, Oh the
81 INST. l,o75 ballots " ere taken be-
fore choice was effected, TOR canll-
date. Hon. Milo Goodrich is the
's'sscessiul man. The lengthy con
test was geodnatarcl, ana 10 split
is made HI the party, bat all now raj
- 10 the support OF Mr. g.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10

.'ne French Constituent Assem-
bly, Will convene on the 18th. until
which time an arm;sl.ce has b zen
agreed upon by the provisional GOV
4.rnmeEt and the Russians. Tie As
sembly will take some definite ac-
ION in regar.l to neaee.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10
10 C0nsumDtiyes.

The advertiser having been rmaoenlv
cured Of that dread disease, Consnnp,.5u.
ny 2 simple remedy, is anxious 10 make
known 70 his fellow sufferers lhc means IF
care. To all ~ho desire it, he MI senl ~
cory OF he prescription used, free Of,
charge, will the directions f,r prara,:ny
anil using lie same which hey wili find 4,
snre Cure for Constipation, AsiIn.a Br3n-
c.itis, &C.
FAIRIES wishing the rfesci ip;ion viii
please address I.ev. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
- Sof;i, secon. stte,', VIII an,.burgh
M 5.-l7
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10
III .lLEl,l E,l.Lt.YL,El

\ utlNE is hereby given. to MI to whom
y this shall como, that cautioa MI par
ties against buying u contain note signed
hy me, October -, or ;, 1860, in favor OF
'br.wn Southland \ Co., Of Nln,on, Iowa.
.of the sum Of $1,000 payable one day
aver date. Parties viii lakc notice than
tue conditions of said note have not been
Complied with and shallsuot paythe same.
J. NJ. CAMERY.
IoLfno, Iowa, Nov. /, 1870 IIi>I6
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10

An atsil,stico has been agreed up,
on by the hclliyereatS. to continue
from the 4tk to the 18Th, III the
which tiige axe election IS to he held
for the Constituent Assembly, and tic
assembly will take peace pope
rails into consideration.
The Provisional Government al
PARIS, held an election in the city,
on the 18th, OH the question Of approx
al Of the action OF the Government,
and a majority of $4,000 for the
sioy.rnnen. was tie result
LATER.-Yc s,erdat's mail brings
The intelligence that the Partisan
Provisional Goveinment his rejected
the Protocol for an arm s;icc.
though II had previously given i It's
endorsement. The cause Tor the re
iisa! appears to be the technical one
that the par.s;ans were not allowed
10 rerictaal tie city anl have ire
ingress and cgress DARN. tie time Of
the arlnist!ce and because Hiimarck
would MT consen: 10 Al>aee an
Lorrain sending deputies to the Goa
slituent Assembly. The real cause
OF the rejection doubtless is, the IN
ilucnce OF the N b Of Paris vi
now inhamel and ref IN '
to any terms. ...,rs 20 aeee@'
an""~ .ne people OF paF'
$3.50. 10 have reached y state
blindness, next anor "a run. Il
same state ot niuriatcl desperate
reached by Il q Southern people j.
before the cI f,l,.la,c .amcric
var vi curse, the war must
80 on 10 a length difficult { :
FERN ne md no; pleasant g OH
ns ,nn,. weeks ago, J, snk pr
= : Aon ,,seta, MAS ae@l .ef'a'y
- &c running 49, a - e
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10
N san Francisco al anti COOL

N saa Francisco al anti coole
.unary was set up. The new firm
\thcy were woman) for a time IAN
successfully, and everything WAS 30
ing on lovely, when some ot the pat-
,sns discovered that the washing
was actually stblpt 70 Chinese
waslerw omen. The managers had
procured their works done " the BIS
ted Mongolans at two-th.rls tho usual
price, am. had pockctcd the other 4
clear profit Of fifty per cent. As
soon IS he pig tailed cat was let out
Of the lag The ingenious sa:n,lle col
| lapsel.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-11-10
HI over 10Ssu.
Pork packing has began IN Oh

Pork packing has begun IN Oh
wa. .fnn.-
\ large bel Of peat has l.
covered near Dennson, zen dis
conn'y. Crawford
IN experimental!
Cll4namcn are Ia su4n olon: Of 81
~ county. settle IN slcl
I.saiy teachers
upon the Tcaehe were III attendance
county last we IS Institute Of Iowa
Tie corn X.
county, Is =. crops. in Powcshi.k
ants. -. ,elding better than was
! New corn, at Grinnell,
! IS cents per bushel
,ln il polgc.iIlc, Des AIoincs
ty, had one Of her hands crushed
!, sorghum MILL recc tly, and It's
aputation alone saved her ltc
u Al the railroad election, at iowa
ST C.ty, Noo enbcs !. on The question
OF "A five per cent. tax i'll all oi tile
:" Iowa & So.;h Western Road, the
~ tax carried By about 500 majority.
49, The Welsh Churches OF Iowa have
been holding their annual "Cwrdd
Ma"r," At williamsburg, Iowa com
'or, ~. The "Gwrdl Mawr' Is, literally
ill Big Meeting aad corresponds 10 the
~. Camp Meeting Of tx Ne. ~dists.