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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-11

The "Omcial Almanac o. the RI.
man Catholic Church tor the year 1869 ;
presents the following interesting in.
formation: The present Pops was born
May IL, 1892; was elected Pope in
June, 1876. The Cardinals are thus
divided: OF the order of Bishops. 2:
OF the order of Priests, 49, OF the order
of Deacons, 8.
Tne hierarchy Of the Church in the
United States consists of seven prov.
inces, including seven archdiocese,
forty Eve dioceses. seven vicaristea
apostolic. In charge of these there
are seven A: ohbishops, forty mine
Bishops, three Administrator. four
Mitred Abbots, and :, ATS Priests. The
number Of churches 10 $3.50. Tho
number Of ROmsn Catholics il prsdu.
ally din,nishing in the Southern States
where It was never very large, and i
largely on the increase in New Eng.
land. the Middle and the Wsstesp
StateA III
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-11

Hon. ]. B. Grinnell furnishes the
Iowa Hs~sstsad, the valuable agricul-
tural paper Of this State, n sxcsllent
article on the subject Of stock raising
in Iowa, which We transfef TO our col.
umus. 1t deserves . wide circula.lon
abroad, - we'll - the careful conside-
ration Of our own people:
The States Of the West and South.
west ssek immigration BY the high
colored pictures Of each. Iowa never
took precsdence more truthfully than
this year. Oats BY their plentifulness
win Be drug in the interior 1t Yam
kse shilling . bushel. The corn ID Of
. most luxuriant growth, and grasses,
cultivated and native, are far in excess
of the wants Of the stock, the increase
and value Of which animals give our
State the peculiar occasion for boasting.
The value OF live stock in Iowa in
1850 was 81 900, 900; in 1866 il was
t6l .6O0, 900. Three hundred and fitty
per cent. in six years, durisg the four
years Of which one-fo1rth Of our az.
riculturists had gone to war. Com
parison will illustrate. The New Eng.
land States justly boasting OF their
bloodsd stock Of Devons, Norgans
Merinoes, and Downs, have had an I'd.
vance Of fifty per cent. in the same pe-
riVd, and the total value of animals in
eve OF these old States bit little sur.
passes the stock OF Iowa.
"New York, with Eve times our
population, has not halt our proper
toned value Of stock to population
Indiana, the paradise OF swine, only
leads us few millions in value Of live
stock; Illinois, 90 successful in obtain
ing the credit for the beeves of the
Northwest. 70 10 the equal of Iowa
should have the valuation Of $50, ,OOO,-
600, Wisconsin and Michigan, each sur.
passing us in population BY lOO, 900, fell
behind Iowa in the value of live stock.
the former $4,000, 900 and the latter
Sl9,0O0,OO0. Taking wealth - 4 b.
sis our prominence among the States
is still more apparent.
The legitimate deduction from
these facts are: First-we are enrich
ing and not impovsrishins our coil -
i dons BY grain raising for exporta-
tion. Second-our people, in the care
OF domestic animals, find more time for
recreation and improvement than those
engaged in Nny other agricultural pur-
suits. Then the marvellous advance ID
1t oaee IN urgumsnt IN holsalf Of the
sagooity and care of our breedarn. and
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-11

freely. The man who had not the
courage to sdssrtise b Incapable of
bsisg sass.ssfsl in businesa.
WFE's Con,eANDxExrs -.
Thou shalt have no other wife
but me. 2. Thou shalt not take
into thy house any beautiful
brazen image Of . servant girl
to bow down to her and serve
her; for I am ! jealous wife vis-
iting, etc. 8. Thou shalt not take
the name u thy wife il vain. 4
Remember thy wis - ksep her
respectfully. s. Honor thy sVile's
faith " and mother. & Thoa
shalt not fret. Z. Thou shalt
mot ind fault with thy @tnner.
8. Thou shalt not ehew tobaeoo.
8. Thou shalt not b behind thy
neighbof. 10 Thoa shalt not
visit The rum tavern; thou shals
not convert H. tevssa keepers
rum, nor Ais bra1dY. Mr. his
vine nor anyth hing that ]. b
hiid Ne hax tie rnm sellsr.
III 1Aon sAal1 ~ visit tAe
billiard hall. Ard the l1th
COZ 1nmandment i: ThO6 Ghalt
- ~ - oa1es ohaae s'<3cSk
q 11Ae.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-11
TIE WoaLD's ELrcrRrc

TsLEoRAPHs.-The total length
of electric telegraph wires in
the world, not including tho
submarine, amount to upward
Of l0O, 600 miles. which 10 more
that enough 70 60 around the
earth halt : dozen times:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
INTEROCEANIC COMMUNICATION.

PROPOSED CANALS FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF FORMER PLANs-wHAT THE SPANIARDs
PROPOsED-CANALs AND RAILROADS IN MIC
ARAGUA, HONDURAS, TEHUANTEPEC, CHiRG-
QUI, &c.
The attentions Of the earliest explorers Of the
American continent were drawn to the project Of an
inter-oceanic canal across the lsthmus. because Of
the remarkable depression of the Isthmus plateau,
near the basin of the CoatzocoalcOs River, which
rises in the COrdilleras and runs inio the Gulf Of
Mexico, in latitude 10 NJ. and longitude $50 w
and when in III it was discovered that cannon made
in Manila had been taken to San Juan de Ulloa by
the valleys Of the ChimalaDa and Coatzoaooalcos
rivers many extraVagant schemes were proposed and
discussed and expensive surveys made to'determine
the feasibility Of such an undertaking, bnt without
any definite result or final action.
AT the first consideration of tho subject it would
seem that the shortest route between the oceans
would present the most favorable route for a canal
provided no insumOuntable obstacles were en-
cOuntored Yet We ind that elaborate surveys and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16

for term Of years to that telegraph company
offer shall be favorable to the public interests The
only restriction is that bid shall be considered in
which the rates for messages OF 40 words including the
date address, and Signature exceeds 20 cents for each
ana every 500 miles Of its transmsson to which i've
cents on each message will he added for postage.
Ie elect OF the proposed reduction on messages trans
United 500 miles or less Will appear from the following
statement
The averaga q, Tho rro.ou AZ the East West south
rates are. ...........T cents % cents 100 cents
he proposed rates are rs cents Is ceDts rs cents
Inc "ouht Oh reuuctOns 10 cents 68 cents l30 CENTS
large majority of all messages are transmitted under
these rates. The reduction longer distances equally
striking Present rates from EewYork to Chicago 81 IS;
to New Orleans So IS; to San Francisco g. Proposed
rates, IS cents 6J cents, s125.
The bill also authorizes further reductions by the Post
masterGenera provided the profits Of the company
not thereby reduced below 10 per cent per year.
Tie Act not only establishes the system. but in the
twelfth section which Ia severely criticized Ia your ar
tice, the provided for carrying it into effect
This fact authorizes the POstmasterGenera require
the company incorporated by tho act contract for the
transmission Of messages at the rates named II no other
company shall offer to transmit them at less rate, on
penalty OF FORGETTING their act Of Incorporation.
believe that the telegraph business OF the country
be performed at these rates by the adoption Of the postal
telegraph SYSTEM and that a company DO organized
TO perform the service II 1t falls the public Will have
the benefit of the experiment without cost. II it
ceeds as it surely WILL 1t will yield small net
the PostOce Department. fair dividends to the con-
tracing company and to Ithe people the telegraph at
reasonable rates. from the Of which they are now
precluded by the high rates charged. am yours re-
spectfully, GARDINER g. HUBBARD.
Washington Feb. IA, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16

BETS" sSqSp, Fs aeT Sc T. Of T e. az. p "
The .;ioas and fretG Of ts family and members bar
a'e, 70 ' Us ~ r.S.seSt{in r.. ~
near Fnhsye without further notice.
Levi IT, elies, child 81 l. se. NJ BSslOT aged year
pI BcJ, @ sso S 'a' us ss.a ,srnos
Boats leave whiehaneTery bOuL
BURGRssAt Orange N j. Monday Feb IS Garrett Burgess,
o. e. vi. & S Me q: Iis es n Re l.,:
foot Of Barclsy-st. at M o'clock a.
GEBRAt srd Sunday. the 4h inst. Hiram Geer zoe
His 5Sea a9d de s"gs s e ou %eots no1 Il.
I'm inst, II 1cOek Carriages will BE waiting at Vanderbilt.
wiis,st Ferry Ii, O'Clock boat from the Island to
HARRIsAt Paris France, Jan IL Harris Of this city
His sn; AID those Of bis ss ss =. d 1v SSr si Il:
fr1ea q the MaisoS Bap. cssreb corner 81 Thirty a's'~
HUNT-o couumptou Uasia Ogo County, Sunday Peh
H. l. Hunt ate night Editor Of Tie World. aged % Jeas<
The funeral vii 10 held at Unaa tomorrow wednesday, ocOh
LoCKwooDou Monday Feb u.s. 1852 Jeremiah Lockwood.
The . and erS Of The family are invited to s.sa til. tuosrsi
ITh isst, at II O'Clock
LoOMIsIu Brooklyn Sunday Feb H. 1892 Of dphthsrie eroep
Frank Spencer A. and Lizzie LOOMS aged years noatas
The relatives and friends respectfully Invited to .end the funeral
% n south G B,Jss aIIs wsss a. house
foaa Gba. MeA H So. ofihs late Jas aI Mo
The relatives the family respectfully invited 70 attead
the Grace Church .Tassy Feb 10, at
O'Clock p. IN.
MORGANou Monday aornns Feb u.s. tT, on daughter Of John
1 S"a H'S ss viii Gs held a. M e..aCe Of ,,u
m West s re 81 3 u s..Sa .sa" o T.:
remains will be taken 70 Greenwood on Wednesday.
QUILLARDAt her residence 10 Ronieut T. 90 Friday feA ~
Ms Emily veylsnak Quhard relic: Of the late C. eaI.rd.
ia 18th Of her . 49,.
Her viii take place from her late residence 90 Tuesday tn Iva
inst. at2 O'Clock N
sCRIBYERon Monday Feb IS Emma r. VII. Of Charles sbsss.
add daughter Of John l. Biair Of Balrsiowu, N. J.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
sNITA Dudley Phadeph the evening Of Monday the
18Th NJ wife Of William 81 smith. and eies, daughter
Msrnaduke Moore.
srRATToN-Sdden BoOklyn Monday Afternoon Psb Is r.
M uatt0u, dentist, aged " yeara -. -.
His relatives aud friends Invited aerd his funeral from b ate
residence Cptopst THURSDAY Afternoon at O'clock Tue
ruuani win be AIKEN 70 Greenwood for lnterneut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
DOMESTIC nARKgrs

DOMESTIC MARKETS flIh
Rs s s.pds;ad:s sass
s Clear si .sr isie Bais Mss~shoas s.c cissH rs
S i' Clear Co.'S. sa' l o o g.': sas ss'.
81 Log Feb l5TobaceO an bat prices unclaimed Cotton and
ssTas 6. steady sssSss Fancy I1sI 81 seed s,sss
s ss'I pay quiet ss and . .ns Rye sP 81 %S* wG
81 pSIs sSs M sRelis' 9" f' Sss
Cured g. e. S,,, .Issss ::
%Is: $500 bush Conn., ocS OATS 1850 bush b.fs, 'c'
B9T5S Pei yeo wal sG e. IS's ss ssoss It g 90
nal Corn dun and steady sales car lots new I7else .a' ..e
P B.s.S td n !. 81 for Si store Pea. aa &
s5 choice at 20 Cspsdan seeds s gSs a. 'sas ~
Tor F.I Mess Pok dull at 30 Lard dali at 2lis ass",s.. s%
sales bb ac Grain 10 store the same as '"eeh e'' sS
M.1S gss Co. qss = &c ssef S s . ss
.dss dull Corr OG19e o.. asoe PERI weak at - % ia
s I'd .;1sss a Whit ri s e. : :
Grin &c Cotton dull nominal Whisky steady sSc Pro.oes
5 So b IT r. & B %.s
Lard held GzSc GOa l hous' a9essnssd LrshAnss fs
unchanged No. at 81 81 M dull !, S2lc Cor.
ane tSs f p Ss sS. as 6 . 5 Re-
bush Corn 400 bush Rye shDmens-sooo bills Flour 800 bush
cHCaec m Feb lsEehsnre SsrYots weak and rate. IA.
changed ro9E t1eE good es Os, d.@S 70" % s9
sales IS; No lat 81 6 Corn active ard advanced tale
grade s5aslc Oats dull So sled no9aye.s Bye closed qss
81 Whisky dali st s2 Provisions du bot armer; Mos
PORK nominay s320s2 50 for cash go ba,e Marcia Lsri adj
yanced ie Bulk Dressed Hogs quiet and basness
SMALL sl2Gs 5Oi foren sn 750sli Live Hogs quiet ana
Cattle neglected The total number Of hos packed
this 59T 954 Receipts oo bb Flour JS bush hsa
BUSH 1900 BUSH RYE, 1000 bash Bar
lev 600 Hogs sbipmen-l3oo b6. Flour $500 bush Wheat
1900 bush Corn $500 bush Oats 1900 bush Bye 1900 Barley
5000 Hogs
TOLEDO Feb l3Four quiet Wheat dul and dteiued Amber
81 e the spot 81 60 buyer Feb1ary other grades neglected
6m prices unchanged Barley unchanged Dressed Hogs dali ane
nominal
AuersrA Ga Feb lCOion que and unehsngedi sales 10
bales Mdilng 274c. receipts go bales =
SAVANNAH Ca Cotton dull and nomlna Mdng 25ic
sales 40 baes exports 2552 bales receipts I2J0 bales
WLMSGTOS n C., Feb 5-Sphts observation-disclosures tee-
dsny auo,ed AZ SEE Rosn quiet at Crude Turptubs
declined lOQ2Oc Tar unchanged Cotton dul nothing doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16

THEFT OF IEwELRY AT THE EVERETT HOUSE.
On Saturday afternoon last there was stolen
from n hurcau drawer In tho apartment Of Robert C.
Uohngs Assistant District Attorney, in the Everett
uousc IN Union square, crclot pearl and diamond
hrooon valued ut 81 belonging to Mrs Hutchngs, and
dIamond pin valued at $500 belonging TO Mr..
UutcLings The articles were taken during tho temper
ary absence Of Mrs. Hutchings from the apartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
nnnI1cInE IN FIRsf.AYE.

Early on the morning OF the lo'h lnsi: .r.ypaoi
Mcguire and John pettes attacked Thomas bnpn at the
corDefof Twelith.st. and Frst1avc and in the melee
Mcclure stabbed Dunn In tho left slda, causing fatal
wound The assalants were arrested, and at later
hour Justice Mansfield committed them 10 await the
suit OF Dunn's injuries. Yesterday morning the wounded
m6a died in bellevue Hospital, whittier he was taken
'unedifey afIar he afray Coroner Keenan, will hold
an Glost day. Dunn was native OF ireland, aged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
TIE IUNATIC HOMICIDE AT BLACKWELL'5
IaIAND-CORONEK's INQuESr.

TsLAND-CoRoNER's INQUEST.
Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest at
the Intatlc Asylum on Rlackwells Island, over the
body Of Margaret Mclaughlin, the woman who was mur
dored on Thursday night 7G by another lunac named
ce,.aayile Shay The following eyasnSs Wy: 'eEs9i
Eliza Cunning testified: am nurse employed In The
"Lodge7 # the Ipptc Asylum; have been hereneary
EGH,h, deceased VAS an inmate. ana so was Caharno
shay; on Thursday Gtsht lhcy were put IN u con 70
getler, as usual; nohng nnnIN w. ,lG.Y H.
CELL aud when opened the door Caiharno came OUT ana
said, I've done t" asked her what she had done at
tic same time deceased lying on the floor; eh
amncd her and saw blood upon her; asked Caiharihe
II che had struck deceased; she SAID she did ana mad
done II because deceased would not do what so wanted
her 10 do; Immediately got deceased out OF tho cell
washed the blood off, and sent Tor the doctor deceased
was nsesbe ana only yeG lUur or V ,hn caI Viii
which n deed Of this nature could possibly have been
committed was kit" which y OF w3od ana uSeg Ny
tie patients during the night; CahaIlne wlH ehclen
about weeks ago, but since then size has been very
quiet, and | never saw her mako any DEMONSTRATIONS
James W. Sniyth testified: I am Warden OF the Luia'
tic Asylum; know deceased and Catharne shay; DC
ceased has,bcen Inmate since Dec IA, 1868 CAthalho
SHAY has been here since Jan o. 1885, neither OF the pa
teuls have been considered Violently dangerous Though
thew we're Consigned 10 the "IOdgc;" have learned Of
the violence inflicted deceased Friday morning,
and made every inquiry as TO how me violence Ws com
cumstances narrated by the nurse the Instrument used
by CathnTine was KIT which Is placed III tne Stiis
I'm The aIodgo'; aid not hear any unusual noises the
kit Is q wOOdeY vessel holding gallon IL oight Inches
high and bound with hoops: Cathalno wasa quiet ana
d0cile patient; had unusual symptoms beeh noticed,
she would have been placed IN separate ce deceased
was q domestic, and committed ny Justice Donst' an
occurrence OF this kind has never before occurred III TINS
department.
Or. John Beach made postmortem examination OF
the body and found that the head was completely
bchped aud the base Of the skull fractured Iheio were
also bruises on either cheek Death WIS io reSut Oh
Tho Jury rendered n verdict in accordance with tho
1ncts Tue deceased was native Oi lreIhnL agcd 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
NAVY GAZETTE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.--Admral IIoif commanding
the Atlantic squadron reports from Havana 9Th Inst the
meat OF s squadron foow CouioocOok nsshp
condition Havana waiting for the termination te psrn
excitement make cruise around the Island OF Cuba the uetpsOug
touched Maauns ard reported every
thing quiet there The penobseot arrived At Havana on he s from
cruse upon Spanish MAIN The lape cruising layha wAes
the Npe Apnwa having relieved the Yaue az sh shms
Ang Lieut. Baa Of the NAVY has been honorary
discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
A WOMAN FATALLY BEATEN.

On the night of Dec. %, during row in q
tenement in the Seventeenth Ward Anne Mulligan was
struck upon the head with pitcher by drunken despe
RADIO named James Clark and received fracture OF the
skull Clark fed. after the assault and has not yet beea
arrested. Tie injured woman was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital where she died on Sunday night. Coroner kee
nan will hold an inquest to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
EIrNERAIG TODAY.

BRoTHERSON Mrs ALICE, No 81 West Sirteeuth st.
BFNgDlCT Mrs PHEBB No. l2l Second ave-
GORTOk Mrs CAROLINE A., No. 1Ol Fnhst
KENP Nr, GESlSE One nest secondsve
MciLiIsTRR Mira LOUISA CHARLOTTE Grace Church.
NRWIHs Mrs SARAH w.. No 81 Henryst
PROSCH Mrs CIiRISfIASA DOTTkk, Ne. ShowhoSe, HeHSe
HAYWOOD. SAM FL. Church ofst Rose hH'getst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
ARRAY CATTLE MARERT-Fsb. Is.

The supply Of comparatively light aud the quality Of
Of better than usual but the demand quite moderator
holders asking tdI higher; sales Of sDont 900 head at beoe
H. the outside choice Sheep held tim al ast weeks
prices receipts thus far light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
IATrsr supopy.v -
WEST INDIA MARKETS.
r.. cnnar cnntinr,as hrnu 49, .-.-..i--- -

HAvRH Peb 5-Market closed r both Cotton 90 spo. ~
aaoat; Low Middlings TO STRIVE Itl francs
ANTWERP, Feb la-Peroeum closed quiet asd unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
ASSOCIATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF GAM
BLING.


The annual report of the Association Tor the
Prevention OF Gambling gives detailed account Of the
onoratons Of tho Association for tho year Receipts,
s2s 975 Disbursements So cash on hand 1919 a.
Number Of employees reported ms frequcntng gambling
houses 103i; public gambling houses closed through Tue
workings OF this Association 81. 10 Is an astonishing
sct thnt az the O3l employees who reported only
TWO were found In "A gambling house second eune Ae
Tho annual meeting Of tho Association hest 90 jan T.
isss r. II West was elected President CnAEes Bupce,
SECRETARY aud A, WiUams Gleason, Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
Sussial grtim.

New-York Central Grant Club
meeting Of ''' TUE TUESDAY 7 EVENING
Feb 6th
A. Hc,dquart.r. .Or Trop,y4iiTi;. . az groairy,
To e,,.be the Anniversary Of the capture Of Fo Donsso The
Distre Gran. CGb aud the friends q vr
fSs: . .'.is reserved for iss Mss S T:ssE'%t
JoTs j. SaAw sec" Chairman TX Com.
Es. aJ 6fTf ah Pq % u s 4:
WsnstOn Han rear os Hundred aud Trso 'Iht'
- .-'-''!' . e'''' Nv V''' p.eAmP, President.
Jogs s sSs1Ss }seers,.i..
c"S g: No. ' DF' DsSS shsGa k Ps. s
DA ~tsL ). HoGAy. Secretary. 80. y-.-y -
ChamSrr OF Commerce.-A srBClAL MEETING Of the
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE. will he held on THURSDAY NEXT
49, O'Clock to hear report O the select committee sp-
pointed on the M inst enne report upon subject erect.
Ing suspension bridge across the Bast Ritter b. order
GEORGE WILSON Secretary
Paienis-MUSN Co.. No. - Pike. ~ Y, Agsats for 0Ot4a
hog 1MERICAS ipd EUROPEAS PATENTS
PS %spS.d' sf Law Ia@ 80. Si Information
American in.,i,..e Farmer Club meeting Of y:
Institute Building All who lake interest asea
'u''' JOHN W. CHAMBERS Secretary.
No,ieef6s elegant and WAREHOUSES; OFFICES sz
p.ss sRs S:' The property soaisSs s wsSu
sor sSS p s., VIII snSsd 10 the most Substantial nine feet
in hsht For terms and further particulars apply the premises
.eeosd door vanes and ghs to JAMES SUDAN
dr. J. H. schsnck Of Philadelphia viii be 10 Hex .YOk
biz patients professionally TUESDAY. Feb Is IRON ..
H. st his Nc y Bopdst
Wonderful Book iLet all suffering Deafness Blindness.
Badness Cash Noises the Head Discharge, nom the Es Goa
pn Weak Lungs Tghtnes Of the Chest Cough snng
cunastn Of Phesm other disease ssh heir % selCse 10
to No 81 Dondst Newlork for Mrs q. BROWNS Meta
physical Psmphe, II VI dea the sck sns
also " inauldus mlnds
POst-Dfcc Notice. .
The mails ending February
patched from this follows via; Ga rUEsh ~ M closing
follows: and b. tlt3i and o. il;U end
HIS; ard O. 1850 a. On WEDNESDAY,, a. ~ eissos AZ
9i5; and s;ae aud slo ca ThUEsDnf ~ M ess
Stations follows and b. ll;t3. and l'p SAD
l5; and O. 10 80 and on SATukpAi AZ m chasing
y ..l a. 9I5A n JAMES KkLLr. r. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16

Dyspepsia Tablets
Heartburn Stomach aud Its weaknesses aos
per box Sold by druggists q. WHLLfss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
LIFE INSURANCE.
REGISTERED POLICIES.
TO tks Editor OF The Tribune.

FRIEND: Will thee be so good as to inform
me the matter OF the Weekly Bulletin printed IN my
newspaper giving statement OF the condition Of the
registered policies OF the North America LIE Insurance
Companies OF thy city, but my nerves been some
what unsrung by sundry thrss at life insurance by ihe
York Herald, reminded OF having seen III thy
new spaper something about securing payment OF life IN
surance policies by deposit with the State officers al
Albany.
am sorry trouble thee with what thee may esteem
private matter bad thought to ask for the inforna
tiOn from the Company In question: butt as they are l
eresed parties. 1t might be that the information might
be fairly furnished and this my apology for INLET
ing upon thee this long letter If thee give me the
desired information through the columns OF The TRIBUNE,
thee may serve me and the public good turn Thy
friend, H. L.
PoughkeepSie, Jan 6, 1862
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Rheumsism Govt Dyspepsia Kidney and diseases The osJ
Spring world all the ingredients Of the Euro
pean Saratoga Springs With twice their strength Fer sale b.
druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
MIKRIEU

MAPRs-ARNOw-O Wednesday jan a. at tie residence Of The
brides parents wesicheste by the Rev Jackson D. d. Of "a
Peters Church Daniel apes EFadns H..
Matson Arrow aud granddaughter Of the late
George ". Horton, esq, Of City Island.