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zJoaN KAspoLrH, of Roanoke, Was the
u lnad ar that the rndicals of Virrnia

sJosRT KASpoIrH, of Roanoke, was the
stronrtst header that the radicals Of Virginia
ever had He was the warrior who prepar.
ed the way for the formation Of new school
Of politics under Mr.. Calhoun. lie was q
slim, dark man, with beardless face, and
an intensely black eye. He was proud OF
his descent from pocahontas, and his Indian
blood was easily discernble. His voice
had very peculiar ringing quality, which
gave the listener the feeling that the fine
weapon which he used was twisted around
aftcr entering his antagonist lie did not
siss the tomahswk, but the fnest of rspiers
He was remorseless in his sarcasms, and
was ready to stand by them in the feld.--
He was pot bad hearted, however. In
duel with Henry Clay, he received Mr..
Clay's fire and then discharged his own
pistol in the air, exclaiming, II would not
make a widow and orphans for all the Ohio
and its tributaries" His caustic and witty
sayings were reported throughout the
country, like those of DR.. Johnson, as
when q writing antagonist, meeting him
full on the main avenue at Washington,
said, 81 do not give the way to puppies"
II do SIR" said Randolph, yielding the
path and walking on. Many assertions
havss been circulated against Randolph's
personal character, which are utterly I'M
founded. They arc traceabe in part to the
hate he excited by his relentless attacks,
but still more to his contempt for the
ignorant and fanatical ,sects by which he
was surrounded. He has for many years
served the Methodists and Baptists Of Vir.
ginia, a. Voltaire has elsewhere. to point
their cxhortations; the allegation being
that on his death. bed, when he could
speak no longer, he wrote the word Remorse.
It has since BEEN proved that be simply
wrote the name of ! neighbour. E. Morse
whom he desired to see Mr.. Randolph
was kind to his slaves while he lived, and
liberated them at his death.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-24

EMIGRATION FROM Ire
from various parts of the Irish provinces,
show that the people are already prepar.
ing in considerable, numbers, to em;grate
during the spring, their friends in America
having assured them already that the war
is nearly over, and that tho restoration of
peace will be followed by brisk demand
for labor. Oac communication from the
county of Lnngforl, states that there are
five Of the female for one Of the male sex
quitting the country. In every instance
which came unler the writer's notice the
money to pay the passage, or free ticket,
came from relatives on the other side of
lhe ocean, Dublin Correspondence.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-24
Read sUIaO Says So :

From the Rev. L. G. Beck Pastor Of the Baptist Church
Pemberton, NJ j., formerly Of the North Baptis,
Church, Philadelphia.
. Ihaye known Hollands German Bit
tiers favorably Cor number Of years. have used them
in my family, and have been pleased with their
effects that induced to recommend them to many
Others and know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner take great pleasure in thus
publicly proclaiming this fact aud calling the attention
Of those afflicted with the diseases for which they
recommended, to these Btters, knowing from expert
ence that my accommodation will he sustained. do
this chccrfuiiy Hooands Btters is intended
benefit the afflicted and Is not q rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI q. BECK.
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DIsrrLLEEY FRAUDs-We have already

DIsrrLLEEY FRAUDS We have already
announced the seizure, by Mr.. Prcsbury,
government detective, of the dis.il.ery be.
longing TO W. II. Buchanan, at Lyons,
Iowa, and also ore belonging to James
Ncill, of Camanche. same state. Investi-
cations have developed the fact that there
is deficit in the returns OF the former dis.
tillery, from January, 1852, to May, 1865,
Of $l33.563 Sc, and on the Camanche con.
cern of l2.54O.73 But about the worst
feature of these swindling transactions is
the apparent fact that II nry E. Gates, H.
spcctor and Deputy Collector at Lyons, has
participated in these frauds, aud Mr.. Pres
|, bury has caused his arrest. Buchanan
claims that he has paid Gates money to
allow him to ship highwnes, unreporlcd /;
and Mell asserts that he paid Gates s i 400
for the same purpose, and that Gates at
tempted to exort from him $1,000 for the
same purpose. Gates is held in $4,000 to
answer The facts are gathered from the
Lyons Mirror
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-24
A CARD TO THE LA lies.
DNl1ONcO'S Golden Pills !
FOR FEMALES

Intalli!e in correcting, regulating and yemouinQ
all distractions, trom uhateuer cause, and
0ltoeys successful as a preventative.
h The combination of Ingredients in Dr. Duponco's
Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless They have been
used in the private practice OF old Dr. Duponco
thirty years and thousands of ladies testify their
great and falling in almost every case in
correcting irregularities relieving painful and distress
ing menstrau,ions, particularly at the change of life.
From to 10 pills will that yet dreadful
complaint, the Whites. Nearly every female in the
land suffers from this complaint The above bill has
permanently cUed thousands and will cure you if you
use them. They cannot harm you, ON tho contrary,
they remove all Instructions restore nature its prop
channel and inv gorate the whole system. Ladies
whose health will not permit an increase of family will
find these Pills successful preventative.
Pregnant females, OF those supposng themselves so,
cautioned against using these pills while in that
condition. lest they invite miscarriage after which
admonition the proprietor assumes responsibility
although the mildness Of the pills will do injury
health -
N.B.-The ingredients composing the genuine pill
made known 10 every agent, and they will tell You
the pills are free from anything injurious and yet will
do all claimed fol them.
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box
BENTON BRoiHERs & CO., and
WOOD BROTHER McGregor,
General Agents for Clayton county, Iowa.
Ladies, by sending the above Agents One Dollar
through the McGregor Post Office have the pills
sent tcendentialy) by mail to any part of the country
free OF postage.
N. B.-Look out for counterfeits! Buy no Golden
Pills of any kind, unless every box is signed s. d.
Howe. All others are base imposition and unsafe
therefore, you value your life and health, Ito say
nothing of being humbugged out of your money buy
only of those who show tho signature of s. d. Howe
every box. which have recently been added on ac
count Of the pills being connterteited
Sold also by Allen & Hostord, Dubuque Iowa: S.
Crawford Co. Galena, Ill. Emnert & Burrell, Free
port ILL.,, Lord Smith, Chicago; and by one Druggist
in every village and city in thclU S.
40l g. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York
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President, who is ex oficio President of Il .
United, States Senate, becomes the Acting.
President, and the gentleman who is elect.
ed pro tempore President of the Senate be.
comes the Acting Vice President of Il Q
United States. Mr.. Lafayette S. Foster,
pro telnpore President Of the Senate, now
assumes Mr. Johnson's late position, and
is Vice President de facio. Should Mr..
johnson die or be removed, Mr. Foster will
become Acting President, and the Senate,
in eiecting new presiding officer pro tenn.
pore for itself, will thus elect new Vice.
President de facto.
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From the Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Christian
Chronicle. Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor recommend Patent
Medicines in general through dstrus OF their ingredi
and effects, yet know of sufficient why
man may not testify to the benefits he believes him
self to have received from any simple preparation in
the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit Of
others. do this more readily in regard to Hoofands
city, because was prejudced against them for many
years, under the impression that they chiefly
alcoholic mixture am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker, ESQ., for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests and for encouragement to try them when
suffering FROM great and long continued debility The
use of three bottles Of these Bters the beginning
the present year. followed by evident relief and
restoration to degree of bodily and mental vgor which
had not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED of regainng. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-24

Ar sociable party in fashionable quar-.
ter Of Boston, last week, the guests were
invited to the refreshment room whore was
spread : magnificent display Of fruit, from
the common garden currant to the rarest
tropical luxury. It was all wax. The de-.
caption wss 50 complete that some WAS
actually passed rsund before the jest was
discovered.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-24

MEN marry for fortunes, and sometimes
to please their fancy, blu. much oftener
than is suspected, they consider what the
world will say Of it, how such woman in
their friends eyes will look at the head of
the table. Hence we see so many insipid
beauties made wives of. that could not have
struck tho particular fancy OF any man that
!, had any fancy at all. These call "furni-
sture wives, vas men buy furniture pictures,
because they suit this or that article in their
dining parlors.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-24

A dashing young Canadian, eighteen
years Of age, has been arrested 10 New
York for sailing under false colors. Since
last January be has been employed as 3
'spretty waiter girl" in one of the Broad
way saloons, and has maintained his dis
puise so we'll that his most intimate friends
lid not recognize him.
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From tho Rev. JOS L. Kennard Pastor OF tho 10th Zap

From tho Rev. JOS Il Kennard Pastor OF tho 10th Dap
fist Church.
DR.. Jackson-Dear Sir: have been frequently re-
auested to connect my name with concentrations of
different ands of medicines but regarding the practice
Of my appropriate sphere, have in all de-
cned but with clear proof in various instances and
particularly in my family Of the usefulness of Doctor
IIoohand's German Ntters depart for once from my
usual course to express M full conviction that for
general debility Of uc system. and especially for Licsr
Complaint, IL is safe and valuable preparation In
some it may fail; but usually, Doubt not it will
be very beneficial to those who suffer from the above
cause. .a-a
Yours. very respectfully, J. II. KENNARD.
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From Rev. j. H. Turner, Pastor Of Heddiug n. T..
Church, Phila.
Or. Jackson Dear sir:-lIaving used your German
Bitters in my family frequently, prepared to cay
that II has been of great service believe that in most
cases of general debility of the system il is the safest
and rnost valuable remedy of which have any kuowl
edge.
Yours respectfully, j. H. TURNER
No. 7.6 n. Nineteenth Street
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-01

A N'1.sr VIRGIN. View OF Por47.cAr
AFFAIRS in EASTERN EIEslNIA.-The Wh..!
ing (Va.) Isteliayencey-ihe leading PAPER
in W-St Virginia-has long e.ltor:a
upon Gov. Pierpont and affairs in Eastern
Virginia. 1t says the Governor is IL "r.
dlcal" man, luL
$50 far ~ it represents any spirit &C
rnvrngefulness, the Governor Ia a consnr.
vatlv- in the true and vnabuscd nccepta-
ton of the term. He realizes that tie
country now demands craftsmanship. not
partizanship, ut bis hands--that il is de-.
slratle not TO rerI'etuate governricn, of
bayouets aud drum head court martinls-
that the tree leader and retorner of the
hour is he who builds his hopes and cxpcc.
tatlons OF government upon he cnnsen, uf
The governed, and upon no other ioun.!;,.
tion. The chief difficulty in his way j.
the restoration of the elective franci,is.
On the Que hand he is urged to use In.
influence TO haTe>the Gis,alure that re-
Gently sat III AieXandrIa, ard tllat Will
meet again IN Richmond, exercise that dis
erection c"ntided TO them by the new Con
slltCtion. which allows an extension Of
the right OF uuffrage beyond those few
persons in Virginia who were not impli-
cat-d IL the rebellion. He 10 pressed to a
recouunreE dsIiun ut tlis sort tv reason CT
the chaotic :oEt!lti"n ui the couuIlts As
matters e'anu, no l:.an can record q deed,
hoid l court administer an cath, celebrate
81 1oarrlage. grant license 10 DO business,
adHuhlst-r on an estate. ar 10 any Other.
act ,Aat Requires court orsaa zati"n. Un-
less the people can vote, they mre hopeless
y s;agnuted, and thelr only refuge is to
lcav. the State as fast rs they can sell or
sacrifice their property. This is one view
that confronts Gov. Plerpont at thu start
III The work OF re organization and restor-
Ing Virginia.
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FEDERATION FRoM ErropE-lhe New
York correspondent CT the Philadelphia
Ied0rr writef:
Nearly 1000 Enciish, irish and Ser
man e;nigrants arri, cd here this morning
in the steamers Germania anI CITY O.!
Cork, and if the letters from the PACKET
agents on the other SIDE can be relied
upon. we mny expect All average Of about
1000 week from Luw I'll. ,he Fall. With
the restoration of peace il America. the
impress ION is said ~ be almost uu; versa
Throughout Germa"v ina: iherc rs n better
opening for labor ;:.an e"cr before. Hun
dreds OF families ere selling out, at
various places, 10 c'nigrate in & body.
They expect employment as farm hands in
the Western States The English. Irish
and Scotch emigran,S, who came via Liver
pool, seem to entertain like eXrecta,io' 8
as to the demand OF labor. but. they differ
from the Germans as 10 the loca!:ty it Is
bes: to settle down IL, and hence, whie
the latter proceed 70 The country So
speedily rs possible after ,h,ir arriva! al
Castle C.r-c:,, the fcrnler, a general
rule, prefer to take their chances ivr cul-
ployment in the city"
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Horace Maynard, of Tennessee, is cs,-
didate for Justice of the United States
SaPrewe Court, as successor OF Judge
Ca,rou.
AT a meeting Of the Baltimore Asricui-
tu"al Society, Y ednesday, 81 ,0oG were
subscribed in a'd 't Southern farmers.
Tne New Y Yorll J'5mes says shat President
Lincoln lett at his Gvalh ;,hou, tiity thou
sand dollar. in Government s.cur ties
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AsnJNc1rN, June ~ -Edmuni Eu;iin,
OF Virginia, who Fred the hrst gun ou
Foyt SuE.tcr, is ead lie committed SUI
eide Lear Richmon,,. or Saturday last, by
blowing his head u. with :. gun. 4
E:"iaoranou'c was :onL.. among his lape2s
says the E1"hmo"G Eepnbi'c. stating that
he could not live under the Government.
of the United Stales-that he preferred
death TO join, So
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening 27Lh June, by Rev.
Mr.. Shand, AUGUSTINE Il. SMYTIlE, oI
Charleston. S. c.. to LOUISA r., youngest
daughter OF the late j.. j. aIcCorJ. Of Co.
lumbia, S. c..
On Thursday evening, June %, by the
Rey. j. J. O'Connell. at the residence oi
the brides mother. Mr.. JOSEPH W. COR
DON TO Mics NF.DELIh LOUISA DUR.
EtI. al' ~ lhsrl..e.cn. :. &.
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4l"ies, ljogons. Harness., &c.
Sv Jacob Levin, Auctionecr.

ON MONDAY MORNING, 81 July next,
VIII he sold. at the Gua,4 House. ".
Old Fellows School Room. at ~ O'Clock. t.
9 weil.brokc Mules aaL three egcns
and Harness, belonAng 20 The city OF Co.
lambda. Also,
ilors-, Buggy and Harness an6 / fine
Saddle Horse. Conditions cash Oh DELI
very June 30 /:
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NOMINATIONS IN NoRrn CAEoLiSA-The
Hon ~. Dockery has been nominated by
the citizens of Rockingham County as
their first choice for permanent Governor
OF the State. Hon. w. w Holden has
been nominated in Wake County Col j..
H. Russ, ". Ii. Hood, c. j. Rogers and J..
/. Pennington are nominated in the same
county-the first for Congress, tie last for
the Convention. The nominations, in.
deed. are becoming fast and thick, and
the wise nvn springns up thick as
locusts extracting the privilege to save
the country.
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Z Line Of Boats

WlLL ply regularly between tha city
connecting with the GreenvI!le l. Colun.-
bia and Srar,anhnrg & Union Railroad ct
ths above p"ints. For freight.or passa.e
apply 10 WM. SlMONS, Bull st, EFT, Dove
B.anJ,nr iuv
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By C.. E. Harrison.

IhlS MChAiEG, at q O'clock, / Will sell
near the Lower Ration Nousc,
The following nrlcles
Shoes. Trarlus Cloth, Blankets, Cap Pa
per, Anvil, Oven, Hoes, Hecartrr=, " nler
fltchers, Wash Tubs. Clothing, Menrn
C!o,h. etc. s!sc, = tine Esrou.ei-r. Ats,
one CAT. Unlimited articles recev.,: ,:p
t., hour OF sale. iuiy
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ANDERSON INTELLIG ENCEr.-We are in
receipt Of this neat little paper, issued in
Anderson, BY James A. IIoyt and W. W.
humphry. We cordially wish success to
these publishers, and speedy enlarge
ment of their limits. But they must, like
ourselves, wait patiently until the wind
comes out from the right quarter. It's an
i'll wind that blows nobody good
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AUCTION SALES.
S,tadr;.s.
By &. Z. PEilIius.

/; Is {Frldaf) MORNING. u, 10 o'c;ock.
VIII sell at NY auction rooi:,, i, ,iti's
h"w, variety 81 articles. cc,!s!sii,. Of
Stone Jas, Brass Ferdcrs, Iu's. lot
Panis and Paint Brushes. lot OF Books.
LOCO lbs. Horse Shoe Iron. Black Pepper.
&c. July
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For Aiken.

,,ywg, "A COVERED WAGON viii
60 leave for Aiken, MONDAY, 'uly
., For r"iSht or passage. apply &c .
COFFIN. ut Miss Green's l.ouse. corner
Senate and Bull streets July ] i.
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Our readers are invited to an examina-
tion of the stocks of Zeniy, Scott & Bruins.
as this day advertised, Of creature ard
other comforts suited to due celebration
OF the approaching anniversary of Ameri-
can Independence.
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CHGTCE ARRIVALS.
Fourth of yuly Luxur5es.

VEALY. SCOTT g. BRUINS beg to en-
Il nounce to the lovers Of liberty and
all good things that they are in tNe receipt
OF the following uxuries and creaturn
comforts, viz: Almonds Kasirs, Curraut.,
Figs, Brazil Nuts &c. &c: Cora Starch.
for puddiDgs; Cracke ers 3 ,ston Biscuit.
Ginger and Tea Cakes; fine Cheese. Sal
mon. Mackerel, Hcrr'ngs. COFFEE. Tea.
browa and Crushed Sugars, and all tho
Spices, Alspicc, Gloves, Cinnamon. &c,
with a thousand other articles of equal
Importance to a lvurlh Vi .'eiy celebration. =.
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For Sale CT Hire,

4 i reasonable prices, two PIANOS
y nud 81 octave. Apply to a. TRAE
GER, nea: Frazev new buiidIuss.
iuiY %
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Marshal Stewart, "a guerilla AMI :.
negro named Lewis, the murderer of Nj.
Mc(irath, at Shelbyvii.e, were executed at
Louisville on Tuesday at the military pri
son.
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We have New York Tribune, Of the
22d June. for which we are indebted to a
friend. From this we gather sundry
items
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support a bank of potatoes. just now. is
much more sure 10 give Us food than one
of discount and deposit.
Life of Abraham Lincoln.


We are Indebted to the publishers, J. 3.
Peterson & Brothers, Of Philadelphia, for
copies. received by mail, Of the Lives Of
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew johnson,
the. late and present incumbent of the
Presidential chair at Washington The
volumes are gotten up in xcellent.style Of
print and paper, and are sold Mt seventy
five cents in paper cover. They are illus
trated by portraits and other engravings.
We have gone through the pages Of the
life of Lincoln. which is very we'll written,
and appears to be sufficiently ample in its
details containing a full history of his
life, assassination, death and funeral; his
career as lawyer and politician; his SER
vices in Congress, with his speeches. 7ro-
Carnations, acts and aervices as President
of the United States and Commander il.
Chief Of the army and navy, from the time
of his first inauguration as presilert of the
United States until the Il light Of his asaassi-
nation. This, the only new and complete
edition. by distinguished eye witnesses Of
it, MIR. Lincoln's death bed scenes, ana
full account of the funeral ceremonies,
from the time his remains were placed in
the East Room al the White House until
thew were finally consigned to their last
resting place, in Oak Ricge Cemetery, Mt
Springfield. Illinois, with addresses and
sermons by the Hon. SCHUYLER Colfax,
Hon. George Bancroft, Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Gen. Wnlbridge, Bishop Simpson,
etc, with a fall account of the escape.
pursuit, apprehension and death of the
assassin. Booth. We think, indeed, that,
if anything, the fault Of the work is pro
liXty ana not ncagreness of detail, and
the former fault will be readily forgiven
by an avid reader. There is one item
which, we fancy, might very vel; he en-
grated among the details of the volume.
which yet does not appear within it. The
biographer, by referring to Carey's M.-
scum, published in Philadelphia, just after
the revolution, will discover that Abraham
Lincoln, who was probably the grand
father of the late President, was one Of
the protestants against the adoption of the
American Constitution, and the protest,
which is an able one and numerously
signed, is grounded uuou very genuine
State rights doctrines. 1t will prove Gu
rious reading for the present, especially if
included in such volume. 20 all perso rs
curious in this history, the present biog-
raphy will prove amply satisfactory. Tie
career of a man rising from nothingncss
into emnence, will always provc valuable
and Instructive for the young.
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WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Young
Mems Christian Association have closed
their transaction for the purchase of Ford's
Theatre for the sum of $780, 900. Seve-
raj church organizations had been III
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Francis kinloch Simons, eldest Bon Of
Daniel and Sarah j. Lesesne, died in
Charleston on the zGth June, in the Dist
Year of his age. SO, aIso We find the
death reported Of Miss Susan. y. Ward.
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Hon. George W. Gale, of Cahaba,- Ala,
il the person arrested for Offering pro
yosais for the assassination of President
Lincoln.
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Sherman is spoken of as the Democratic
candidate for the governorship Of Ohio