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TAX, TAXI

We wish 70 b known and under
stood - fsvoring strenuoasly the
voting ofthe Ill per cent tar in Gen.
tor township 70 that the road north
: !: Is, s. :! /: !; !:
one par frd to-day.e I'VE pn't
want TO ran any risks about II, nor
do wo want any delay about it. For
our part, We would rather pay tax
Of one and one-half par cent. and
hare the ROD runpiaxg in = year,
than Is piy nothing and have the
road dslsysd oas yssr, not " say
ivs ysarA and ) very gloo&y pros
poet o. never getting il. The coming
season must have its railroad COM
plstioa to this city. We cannot
stand still. We shall either retro.
grade Or 70 forward. Hcre is the
plaos Of business Of tho new com
pany, and Asrs live To msn who are
70 build che road sndspsnd the money.
We, TIE people shall have the road
.andibs rsapiags The bsnsfits before
Iwsshsll havs 70 pay. The rapidity
with which railroads arc threading
the fertile prairies Of Iowa ID won
dsrfal. Hardly any other State pre-
ssnts any comparison 10 It. We
Ssxse get our share while : hey are 60
ing. Shall tAs coming summer see
mo Isilfoed hAildng 10 0ttumws2 D.
Take notice while W predict that
this win Be- the cas- Il Ne shall fail
to carry this tar, and that ii We fail
sssry intelligsat, caadid citizen Of
Centre tswadhlp, who properly IN.
| dsrstands the situation, viii IS sorry
Cor IL failurs long before the pres,
~ ysafIShail closs. 'aa y
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PROCEEDINGS :.
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
JANUARY TERM, 1871.
January 9th, 1871.

January 9th, 1871.
/. Board mot parsuant to adjoarn-
President Can6sld in the char.
Members all present.
Tbs minutes Of yesterday read, COR
rected and approved.
Resolved, that tho proceedings OF
the Board of Supervisors, Of,
Wapello County Iowa, bs published
Ii the Ottumwa COURIER and the
Ottumwa Democrat, for the year
1871.
Rssoited, That Edward Everett be
elected Janitor, for tho Court House
for tho year 1871. Adopted. Ne
The claim Of Samuel Cannon for
$500 was presented to the Board,
and on motion the claim was allow
"a, and the Auditor authorized to
draw an order on the Treasurer for
the same. 5 .sss
On motion the claim Of Samuel
Cannon eassigned to W.H.C.Jaques
WAS rejected.
On motion the Board adjourned
until ono o'clock p. m.
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1t is said that the reason of the
strange disappearance of Sam.
Houston, in the early part Of his
public life, whom he left q lovely
bride and the governorship of Ten
neesee, and exiled himself among the
Indians for many years, has lately
been revealed. He discovered, with
IN few honrs after his marriage,
that his wife did not love him, but
had been urged into the match by an
ambitious family, while loving anoth-
fer maDs He at once retired from the
house, and By his subsequent exile
gave the lady q right to . divorce,
which she obatined.
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i ava Nv SosuAW0 - W0o AoSOiSON 1uu
placed on file, and the Auditor is
hereby authorised to draw an order
ON the Treasurer for five dollars COS. )
for their services.
The report of T. Shuts, Of Riohland
Township, on Bridges was received
and placed on file.
Annual report Of County Auditor
was read, and on motios, was placed
on file.
Report of Thomas Bigham, Justice
Of tho Peace, of Center Township,
was received and placed on file.
Report Of John Yeager, Justice Of
the Peace, was received and placed
ON file.
Report Of w. F. Parker, Justice
Of the Peace Of Pleasant Townsh ip
was received and placed on file.
Report Of Daniel Carl, Justice of
the Peace of Adams Township, was
received and placed on file.
On motion the Board adjourned
until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
GEO. d. HAcKwoRTH,
Auditor.
January, I, 1871.
Board met at9 o'clock, am.
President Garfield in the chair.
Members all present
Minutes of Yesterday read and ap.
proved.
The report ofO. Loving Justico of
the Peace of Riehland Township was
read and placed on file.
Resolved. that the Board concur in
the action Of the Auditor in the road
petition of Jennings and others, end
that the time be extended to the lstt
day Of Juno 1871. Adopted.
Report Of w. 81. Kitterman of
Dshlenega township on Bridges was
received and placed on file, and The
Auditor is hereby authorized TO draw
an order on the Treasurer for $500
for his services.
On . motion of Supervisor Nelson
that tho Board furnish the new Coun.
" map made by Harrison & Warner
one to each Of the County officers.
Motion concurred in.
On motion Supervisor Reinhard
that the Auditor is hereby author
lied to sell the desk in the hall of
the Court House. Motion concurred
in.
Tho bond of John d. Baker, Coun-
ty Surveyor, was read and approved.
On motion the following classified
ton Of property was adopted:
Classification of Taxable property |
for Wapello County, Iowa, as made |
by the Board of Supervisors, at their |
regular session in January, for the |
year A. d. 1871:
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discredit to its general character for
candor, fairness and intelligence by
quoting the horse Jockeys impotent
illumination.
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ThanA saama Il, n and donh4l>.n
Ia. !. .sn,.r;rs.,, $780, . cs..sn.' =
- n.dete 81 Wsse Po;ct ~ - "a
- cs.;ts - .cio.s.1 800. n s.s
slreadv han sah;eot - ONE conrt.
mart;:i an srnusned nm ch.rvss ~
tvh;ch hs -. s6or;t4s3 and .scths = =.
| 3 No. !. '.cca I'm =. T.. - ,.o ~vsI
With : nnmher If h;s ssliof csd.+s
consssntIv an tha sisrt n 'a;scovs,.
someth;nc vorthv ~ c.nsurs' .nd
daily subjected 70 sliehts andindieni::
ties which the yousg upstarts know
- wen how and when 70 give with
o o;n,;a .;.g ens@ Il nsDle y: @ . ols-
should not incite lin to oondnct n6t
in accordance with the rules of the
acaoemy. Il .nsse young Per,eca :
Grains and : sp.rk. even. Of true
manliness in their hearts, they. m
steed @ eomoinisg against the. col
nowsr = msIs Mn r =. - .Ss.I
would ,at least lot Aim alone. Il thew
did not, = they should, endeavor 70
isaeoarags HIM snd 70 make his task /,
s sas. !. .ns C,loumss.ICes d,mcu.. 3.
are TO 90 on sst6ev hsve. Went Point
will sooa bscons : synonym tor
caste and iDjstioe, and will Deserve
OV0EnAnIlm0. .
pletete s6olition. otos Hank S
aye. ega "a N 's
The Burlington Haak eve don't
know what il Is talking about, or
else il i % prejudicsd N favor Of I
darkey cadet that i oant do hia
white fellow studshts Justice.
This fellow Smith = .bout one.
fourth Nouro And threw. sonr.h d.rr..
$3.50 "a !. -,
= sa' m0s'
."oo"'o'on.o' "se " "ess
1o'n. =. .a1saoy Deea court
y ma e sw'ce' ana tne last time
Is. s.,su 0our'o 81 wn'on uen'
|p--:ss...-s.-..sss s..'' US
), x n. oh.,... ~ H.. -, No.. go. 80
s.or....- p.1,-n =. :,.'
.' - ~
lar clamor for saddle color
Everything has been done bv
the Authorities and II. IN.
struotors :. & \ West Point. =
make the: csdet Smith !. c..d,..h,.'
ss.s. a. : Z -
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The public debt statement Shows
= reduction during the year Is7o of
Sl12,7sS, S6s. s1sssssf tstt
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the democratic revolt to tako the lie
Of the government as did John A.
Logan. Whatever "horso Eddy =
might say to the detriment Of SD 70
gallant soldier and patriot as Bhni
"a, 6gsu pbgHreo Afse Ut about
H ma md ) COJlstisulon doss
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, year old cattle to AZ. els Dor head.

8 year old cattle to ~. e15 per head.
2 IL
l e. I" z
Sheep to average SO OTIS per head.
Stock hogs I" 8 cts per pound.
Fat hogs 4
Wagons, first GLASS, to average 900.
~ ~
~ # so
The following olaills were laid on
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the table:
Moriaty 4 McLaughlin; A. ]. Bur-
naughs ] House; J Q Hinsey; William
Brownfeld; John Fullss; Chas. Sax;
G N Graves; DR.. g. l.. johnson, and
G. A. Derby.
On a motion, the following per
diem and mileage was allowed the
members of the Board:
Days. Miles. Amt.
81. Garfield, q H 124.96
Z. j. Nelson, 8 20 1920
Henry Reinhard, 8 az 1892
On q motion, tho following claims
were allowed BY tho Board:
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tend its road northward for sometime
sa-perhaps in I've years; perhaps ia
ten years. At present w know
iEsthat it positively retnsss'to take the
zasnterprise in hand. Meanwhile
things are q astand-still here. Real
! property. 10 town and country, is
II worth no more-drawing lit mildly
si--thsn it was two years ego. There
! tis Arsaction in real sststs thro1cho.t
"a the country being the LIST thing to
"a receds from war prioess-and IL ID
aafair to presume that il We have hsen
exempt from the general depression.
/. a tits owing 70 the unusual expendit.
n ures, public and private, that wore
= smadehere last summer. Next ye.r
there viii be no wagon bridge to
. bnild, the street improvements will
not be 80 extensive, nor will thers be-
such sctivity AMONG builders; ali Of.
which must its effect upon town
and country property alikA We
have enjoyed q season ofunsxsmpled
prosperity, which like other thinQs
will have it's end, il our citizsns Iose
their old-time vigilance. Railroads
are cutting around us on either side
towns are springing up about ~,
and we can only hope to maintain
our position by going on with our
schemes of Improvement. Can We
afford to take the chances? or to
swat the pleasure ofthe North Mia.
alsouri4 TIA Sd asasss 4. se 4
The bnrthen- will not be ! heavy
one. 1t will only amount to fifteen
y, dollars on the thousand of assessed
valuation. Y It will not have to be
paid for more than q year. We can
d better afford to pay . few dollars
: then, than TO lament the los Of hun
u deeds afterwards. We have many
II other reasons to urge in favor OF The |
/. measure, and will recpr to the sub.
4 joel AGAIN. e6s III s4Hsss4a4 ID ae
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" A Worlds special, London, 9th,
says an immense meeting was held
At Greenwhich; tonight which dc.
mandod GIadstonc's resignation.
There was great disturbance and
some fahtinR.E Il Esess9
Tho bon6ardmsuts Of paris is a
failure thus far.
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Board met pursuant to adjourn
mont, It l o'clock, p. H., President
Garfield in the chair. Members all
present. iss ~
On motion Of Supervisor Nelson
that the Board proceed TO ballot for
County Attorney; the motion was
concurred ia.
/ Ballot was then had and Hutchi-
son 1 Hack worth having majority
Of all the votes cast was declared
elected County Attorneys for the
year 1871.
The petition Of Sarah Melcher for
refdnding Of taxes vas read and re-
fcrred to the County Attorney.
Report Of q. w. Dickens of Com.
pet,ns Township on Bridges, was
received and placed on file, and on
motion the Auditor was authorized
to draw an order on the Treasurer
for the sum of twenty dollars GEO.
0O) for his services.
Report Of g. A. Derby on Bridges
was received apd placed on file,
and the Auditor was authorized to
draw an order on the Treasurer for
ten dollars 10000 for his services.
| Report ofO. d. Tisdale on Bridges
was received and placed on file, and
tho Auditor was authorized to draw
an order on the Treasurer for the
sum of $3.50 for his services:
Report Of G.. A. Derby and o. d.
l Tisdale. special COMMITTEES to bridge
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college, where were many negro stu.
dents, and there he became the most
radical Of abolitionists. But upon
the earnest opening Of the agitation
for the enfranchisement of the negro,
just after the war, he joined the out
cry against the movement, and con-
tributod his celebrated "Oberlin let
ter in which he endeavored to prove
that the two races could not live to.
gether in harmony in the United
States. But upon being nominated
BY the Republicans for Governor Of
Ohio, he again, as far as possible,
brought his views in harme ny with
the Republican policy. This contin-
ued until the treachery Of Andrew
johnson received the Endorsement OF
the Philadelphia convention, when
fearing that no had embraced radi-
calism too soon and too earnestly, he
FASTENED to Washington, and making
his peace with the traitor johnson.
united with those who were endeav.
oring to shield him from the conse
1uCuSOo VI Mo CTtMoS dHdluot INC
country and its laws.
The nomination and great popular
ty of Gen. Grant again alarmed this
,bservant but scarcely consistent
and he hasteaed to throw
himself once moro upon the popular
on which he was fortunate
enough to ride into the Cabinet, only
he more conspicuously 10 exhibit his
want of iirmness and lack of fidelity !
Q persons and principles. Had Gen.
iox been able to distinguish between
no grand progress and purposes of I
he Republican party and the turnings
nd shittings OF the mere politician
nd place hunter, nc might have
voided the shoals upoa which he has
Q frequently stranded; but, unfortu-
ately for himself, be has ever been
rone.to follow the surface indications
success, ignoring the solid founda-
ON OF principle which undcrlies
very step OF profitable and perma.
emit advancement. /
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rI,ME MET1EoDIsT, Of New YorIE, has a

VNHE METHODIST, of New York has al
Rev. Dr, CRooKs. lis publishers have just
added to its editorial corps, Rev. ABEL STE.
VEINS, an equally experienced journalist and
author of the best History OF Methodlsln ex-
tant. They have also engaged contributions
and sermons from the Rev. I. DEWITT TAI
MAGE, whose success and popularity as a
preacher writer, and lecturer, are almost
unexam Piled, and whose Free Tabernable In
Brooklyn, with its congregation of over 3,OOO
people, is one of the marvels OF the age. hev
HENRY WARD BEECHER has Lee lure
Room Talk every week.
THE METHODIST abounds in good things,
is never dull or dry, has stories for children,
hints tor farmers, and something for every
body. Mrs. vikings great serial story is
| almost ready. They offer for the price of one
| years's subscription $3.50 to send the METH
oDIsT from now until July LIST, 1872. Speci-
men copies free. la Nassau Street, New
York.
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GENTLEMEN -
We have examined
Letters Patent No. 106,605, dated August
Sd, 1870, granted to Richard Mitchell, of
Smyrna, Delaware, and find them to be
for fruit basket made by the combina-
ton of 'inwardly- curved staves," a.,
"thickened beveled hoops, b, and per-
forated c-bottom, ID"
1t is the combination of these three ele-
ments which constitute the invention of
Mr.. Mitchell.
You state to us that the beveled hoops,
perforated disc bottoms, in combination
with slaves not inwardly curved, have
been in con mon use since 1864 that you
are now, and have been for some time
past, engaged in the manufacture of
fruit baskets made by the combination
of slaves not inwardly-curved, thicken-
ened beveled hoops, and perforated disc
bottoms, such as you say have been in
use for the past seven years, and that
Mr.. Mitchell threatens to prosecute not
only yourselves for the manufacture of
such baskets, but also all persons who
may use them.
In regard to the subject of infringe
ment, it is well settled that it is no in
fringement of patent for combination
unless all of the essential parts of 1T are
substantially initiated. See Bell Us. Dam
iels, et al.
LIST, Fishers Patent cases, 1892.
Barrett Us. Hall, l, Niuss, 447.
In Proaty Us. Buggles, l6, Peters, 1856,
Chief Justice fancy, in speaking of a
combination Patent, held, 1.-THE use of
any two of these parts only, or of two
COR bined with a third which is substan
TALLY differ ent in the form or the man.
ner of its arrangement, is not the thing
patented. 1t is not the same combine
| ton if it substantially differs from it in
any of its parts.
If MIR. Mitchell had invented not only
the inwardly curved slaves, but the bev-
eled hoops and perforated disc-bottoms
and suffered the two last mentioned to
go into common use for more than two
years, in combination with straight
slaves or slaves not inwardly-curved his
patent would avail him nothing as
against you. See Section 7, Act of Con
gress, 1889; Section "a, Act of 1870.
We are of opinion that the nanufac-
ture, sale, and use of the baskets which
you say sou are now making, is no in
| fringement of Mr.. Mitchell's Patent, ant
can subject no one to liability for max
ing, selling, or using them.
GEO. L. FISHER.
RICHARD HARRINGTON.
| To Messrs. Worden IL Evans, Smyrna
Del.
juL e4-tf.
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New Castle TraIns-Leave New Castle
for Wilmington and Philcdelphia at 7.40 A.
N, Leave Philadelphia ll.45 NJ. and Will
mington LOO p. NJ. for New Castle.
Smyrna Branch Trains.-,Additional
$40 A, NJ, and 90 p. Nj. Leave smyrna
CLAYTON LBS A. NJ, and 7.35 p. M, to make
connection with trains to and from Dover
and Stations South.
Also, Freight Train with Passenger
1855 A. NJ. New Castle, 10, Middletown,2.
Townsend, 2.45: clayton, 800, Dover, 4O5,
Wyoming, 4.l5, FELTON,, 5. ., Harrington 5.25
Pennington, s A., Bridgeville. 6.l5; Sea1ord.
$50, Laurel, T.l5, and arrive al Delmar AZ 7.5o
A. NJ. Passengers leaving Philadelphia at
| l l.30 2. NJ, will make close connection with
| this train at Wilmington. Returning-wili
| 400, Bridgeville. i.50, Pennington. 5.2); Har-
rington 5.45, FELTON, GIL, Wyoming, 6.45 De-
yer, 7.O5, Clayton, 7.45, Townsend, $40, Mid
wilmington at 1000 P. M. Philadelphia 80
p NJ, and Baltimore, $50. A. NJ. Subject to
de avs incident to freight business.
| This Train will stop to take up Passengers
| only at Stations named, but Will set down
| Passengers at any stopping place except
| 9are's Corner. State Road. Rodney, and
| Dupont.
| CONNECTIONS.
| At Townsend, with the Kent County, an
| Queen Anne's L. Kent Railroads, Tor Kenne
| dyville, Sudlsrsville and intermediate
places. r.....,
and intermediate places go,
At Harrington with j. *. B; X. r., for Mil-
ford, Georgetown, Lewes, and intermediate
places. 49,,
alsburg and Cambridge, &C.
At Delmar with f.. S. r. r., for salisbury,
Princess Anne, Crisfield; also for Bellin ana
other stations on the w. d p. r. r..
H. F. KENNEY, Superint endent.
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WANTED no EXCHANGE.

Large Lot of Ground, with handsome Cot
ton, Delaware for stock of Dry Clouds and
Groceries, suitable for country store: Title
clear. Address MERCHANT, Box 81, Dover,
Del.
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Scripture and Science hare met together,
Genesis and Geology have kissed each other
SGTENHE, AND RTRT.E.

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XETANTED.-1he attention of Manufac-
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les and Spectators to Delaware City, Della
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important railroad interests are concen-
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p. MONEY. secrelarY. land Association.
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new ApYERTIsEMENTs.
VHIRTY THOUSAND

HE IL I'd So - - - =" -
n n DOLLARS PAID.-THE TRAY
Il .ERs LIFE AND ACCIDENT IN
m sURANcE COMPANY, OF Hartford,
Connecticut, paid $4,000 On w.
II. Forbush and VIM. G. Curry,
victims of the New Hamburger
railroad accident; $4,000 on the
late James b. Blake mayor of Worcester,
Mass; and $1,000 on the late s. II. Lewis
Jr., of st. Albans, VT. All these accidents
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in three months-each claim being paid
about sixty days before it was due by the
terms of the policy. The TRAVELLERS mas
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DAY in benefits to his policy holders ior
death or injury by accident, for every
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We are now making the best

ing to prevent us from making and selling
our Stave Peach Basket, by claiming Letters
Patent thereon, we publish, for the informa-
ton of all persons interested, the following
eminent legal opinions
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
May 18th, 1871.
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eARloW's INDIGO BLUE
VILTRERGER'S INDTHRLE INK

Will be found on trial to be q superior arti-
BILE. Always on hand and for sale at reason
able prices. Pure Ground SPICES, Genuine
MEDICINES, Chamois Skins SpOnges, Ia
pioca, Pearl, Sage, and all articles in the
drug line at
ALFRED wILTDERGER's DRUG STORE,
No. 2s3 North Second st., Philadelphia.
july2-10m.
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BY the above arrangement, close connec-
lions will be made both ways, and plssen-
gers will arrive early both in New York and
Baltimore, and will be able to visit Phila-
lelphia and Baltimore, returning the same
lay.
All FreightS must at the various Sta
lons at least 800 thiT " minutes before star
Ing of Trains, otherwise they will lay over
wenty-four hours. j. l.. CALDW ELL,
Snperintende emit.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-17
The Vice of our Age is Fraud!

Nevertheless, there ale five homes Patent
Agents, even the Capital, of whom is the
undersigned Patents for Il years obtained
ut reasonable rates. Agents Wanted. Send
for circulars. GEO. Il. BROWN, Counsellor
at Law, sl7 G Street, cor. 9Th, Washington,
ID. G.
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ISSUED JAN. 1st, 1871.

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