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, 1869-06-21
Tho LuxHrten of tho 3eAS0M-Tesx
Eoiut-A New WrrcktnE steamer
The Kftxtoficn1 SocActY-Scyg Books.
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tTRuM uCK srKC1AL coRkKSruNDxST.l
Nkw ToRx, June 1e, 1863.
TO 70 or not to 60, has been tho question with
rlcaEasc-eeekers this week
Whether it were better to stay uttlc longer N
New Yort and sec the last Of the juno weddings
the lat Of French opera. snc yaatsnlng Nsdr:a.s-
and the nsti night Of "Euoch Arden TO en-
10y Central I,ark TIL the rnses have dropped taetf
nd leases ID the pathways and hoaefsuckics
eteep the All NTH e71lneE s7ces,-or 10 80 as once
{uumtudful Of tnsaf7ectonA1y watapen and tho
f.4endl5 hint from cur side the water Of whz:
France c1n caAlt do II she syan herself tnitnlca1y
Of the Emperora improvements 70 F2Eiay 70 toln,
On that sumue1-land thre4noid ol foreign tour,
our brightest and best gone before, or. nearer
home, to gladden. Immediately the seaside COTS
sea and the moun.alu perches, forestall the July
hops 1t the wAt<rtng places, wander up the banG
Of the Hudson, ALREADY brightly heckoufng. of
to follow IN the wake Of the PTes''
dent, and. As : hr1e1 ante-tAste
acsra. the Lakea, NehraAka. and Colorado, taxi
the Fa, River boat for the Peace jubilee.
For. With Jerome FIsk races OF saturday, ths
fashionable e1cltemsnts Of the spring seasci
closed, h-,il1anuy indeed The DAY wAs glorious
F,5,h nyenue, early ctuwded. showed all 1T Ga':
| p.epautrr; Central PARK gilstercd and huGmet
| win II. hundred thousand people; the Toaas he
| yond. snd the new Avenue, nEnooiaea rom dus
iT ehoxesa and bordered With sun1it scenes
| trerned x,tn wcuknoWn gExI1, and blsckA Al
bznvnx, and bays, aod al their hrtl1lsnt seeonTa
ninents OF e9rlpase, ownership, oasHdcF a.
guest .....
Al tic eosrse TIE scene wss still more da1@lns
| Tue costumes oi the lsd1es, tlatnt'ls etnhla1one
with bosseahoe, wnlp aud stirruPs, embraced
the eoloss Of June-of fts towers, sts oeeA rs o.
tezniex- ana with rar.sian prestige Of ~ "cloo
with SILVER timing" The 1ncanf vas ING no
exciting anh t,,e fest Of the meeting, Only OF
| misaAp occurring 10 u1a1 the happiness Of
foenc-the throwing Of her rider bI M'tstt
Lobel,A te.e~hiIe the faso1tie Of u
hurdle racel. re*ulanG II some otok'
tQnes, md pElasUua o1oAsa aoRs7s
, 1869-06-21
A yGtfe- ReutcE Killed In Kentucky.
Fn,,. IL EieA1n.1d tkp.A Il 1tttkI.


i horrible E5Sedy Occurred Lear the Lac resi-
cerec Of The unfortunate subject of luis kxekca on
Aortar e1 entc9 l2st- From u! we can learn IN
regard te The ann, II seems that Daa. pnah4f
wEs in the hablt Of E1a1ueatt1x And ananc3uaJ
abusing his wH4. OuE :ofozuaAai s*A:es taat on
The evening Above mentioned he h2d whipped
her md she had retained to the house OF her
fsiher (Mr. Foshsi,An saeasrf. = woHnJ en11sn
Of orr county, Noo Acrpmp4: led " Att Dun-
In md ner 6rolher-tn- -lax. VI. George Tptop,
returned to D1lozf's house the kaue esea:nE-
Duutar, At rtss, refos.i 70 oren the ooos. eat.
st..tng thsI be spald n1isa tns--t slis lan-
guase was tcc had 10 - u prtnt,l At
s informed him that be would aue1d 70 th.t maj
ter, when Dun.nt drew : revolver aod *as oul!
prevented fror1 shooting, BY his wife WAC rushed
between them AFTER koae little conEeI:al431r
Dunszf seemed Eso.e calm, AID informed Iipsou
, tEAs wpta1n living Anou1 \ Dane uSsant xas tne
carse Of Al The disturbance. ana that !: he you'd
scrornranT him Ee wucld pFove the fact and bu.u
her house in The bargain. Both started tor sht
hoQse eGt whea nbo5t h.n rAf aefoss Tue o2en
! resd 1ar.uRh Ha.eh taej hSa 10 PISS. nanlaT saa
denlr dre bis rcyoiyes. telling Upton nat ae nag
him u the ulace ht waited atia TIE la:tes u II
| ,n.sart drtw revolver md nre1. the ball taklns
/ eEeQ In Dcnhars t-tast. wno fetl AND t1pue<
| vt.hc1: s1ueele. His bo4J Renamed IL "a
| oc.d III rlxk:, snd was removed the following
| rrnfNtrH
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more Troubles TN Nebraska.
Prom fM C4.dAa RtpsE}}cor, sTune IL

More Troubles in NehrnAkn4
tru~ ths C7.aAa Repulllean, Juael1
We received YESTERDAY afternoon the follow ;nE M
despatch froln Lone Tree, NenFnsa, ts,es1apn,e s
That t~o nen hAd been murdered nhaS taaI p4Ace
yesterday: ~.
1 Win.asa Tnauiders md John Sanford xese
Killed 3 &c Indians elosc TO ~ no1se e a. 10
" " iea1 sast serious troubles wt,a the 1na:ans
Of tic P1ntDs are before L. Nothing W1n stay
their mu.heroas hands but severe punishment
iron IN adequate military fors.
1'~1@ fox1 KxAxNxs, N.h-, 1ane u. 1s$a.
EDITOR RxrCBl1cAx-DtAR SR: The nu1der-
ors s1s sS aa eaader rne
czstoual murders, Aad It vii not oc long hefdFa
" have Wholesale 1assaezes Of innocent, peace-
ta tee apsss ,Ss,, = done "
Yesterday fhe Indians again cane upon the at.
tera u Juncuonv1l1e, droEt od several horses and
rned the contents q NJ: W4ls ho9se: NJ; =, a.
house u; - at Juncftonville, when the 1naisns
p!oEtns 1 aSout 'coe1 IN iae morning, when ihe
indians came upon h!m. The nrst hs knew of
tneir presence vas yol1ey Of snou tired At hin.
10 % The honse, wnere aira Wall and ner chud wss.
mn mn out With the Spencer Etale for ner
aus ii by With hts rtne While he hastily packed
up few thinEs IN his xHkon, and tooE his CO"
| and went out to the house Of ". Aasterson,
these he could get more help. After he had got
lie theu camc WITH John Tcagaae ana Nathan
4nica IN aH aISns % sne rasaste M ctose np 70 Will
| houBe. they stsacked the Indians and dsoTe then
| sron the house, and were trally dr.yen % aEstI
then.elye@. }esying the Indians to taEe al thel
| wanted Therc vas about twenty Indians Gu
| eafcd tn the AtAtr-
fheJ ~ she sa1ue Pe1s1 - game ana roeees
, 1869-06-21
4 TRAGEDY N LAKE COUNTY,
INDIANA.


From tAs Calpa-uise Tiitttt, Jaae II.
The uu3et little village Of CeutTeEtue, Lake
County, Ind, WAS startled, About O'Clock, on tat
morning Of the 10Th instant oy the dreadful ntel.
county, hsd been shot through Tic heart By =
wo1uan By the nztue Of Stuart.
L few d.ts beforc the occurrence OF The
tragedy. = man ~ the rame Of John H!se had
wn1nn NON Crown poins over to the former
plaza TWO OF three days Afterwards, " - tound
hts wagon On the pE1ty1e, with the NUS bolts,
whiruct1ces and nectyote ssolen. BE strongly
reputation ror honesty Was nane Of the eezt
but he concluded to sAy uothinG about H. 1od
went over to CenEtsIue and stayed that night.
In the morning, he vent afscr his ~sxon, aod
md be Vcnt before The Jasstee Of The Peace and
procured eeArch warrant. ani u con.
nauy with Hiram Barton, Constable snd
James Tt1.ottsou, vtstred thc house q
enlertug. sraa1t and hts wte occupied beA
room, Inc door Of which Eas closed IoeJ SAC
nothing vhtlc The otlcet was making the search
The Constable r1pped It tnear door, tot6 his fNts1
nese. and demanded 4tlmstszncs- Mt stuart 70
piled THAI tney must NOT astetrps 70 come IN. 1
they did 10 Il opd he It the peril Of their hEeA
The Constable told them that he would gtye theu
nfteen minutes 10 dress themselves and open III
dot{, Is they showed 10 tutln1uon 70 do ", ,
The expiration Of the time he broke open the door
and. beading his yosAk, F1shed IN TiHottAou NJ
mex. to the osucef, and received the contents Q
the G11n Erred hy AtA Stuart. He wA Killed II
uos1 instantly. The Constable reused up the cid
| 7ens Of the ttIlaEe. Who surrounded tna house
Stuart and his wife were then taken 70 Crow
Pntnt and aotged ID tsll To await Their TIN n tn
Circuit Court II Il not teftsia sha1 tne ~o1ar
the asssssin, other than her own admission - u
! The staieD property Na1 FOUND a0oef tne eed IN
| deceased Wxx about fl ycxr old
, 1869-06-21
CINCIN HATI,

The Wen4her-A Law Point Dlfft-
cult to Scft1e-k4 ire.
CINCINNATI, June 9a.-Tha tharnou,e&ef ye&-
terd2y 1t ?. N. wss Is In the shade To-day, u
Ut noon. DaJ cloudy: showers II the afternoon
George Fsnnestock md laughter. of PhtlAdel-
ph.a, pertEhea on tht steamer Gptttd 6{ie4 \
letter. fnQul1ng the tine OF their death IN order
to determine legal question Is TO the d.stElpn-
ton Of their respective estates, whnee solution
depends On whether the father or daughtet 'ned
ursi This will be dlGcult to ascett1tu-
Howell 4 Co. = waEon factory. at Carthage, VA
burned last hight Loss, about ffo, CAuse
Unknown.
, 1869-06-21

Uurderous Fight BcsWce2 TVa
.T1nax-aAxx Pension Agent DC.

UuFHcrnuR Fight RctWctA Two
ypox-Aew Reusion Agent. &c.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
Foxr WArxE7 Jcne IL
TWO printers, named Hairy Wells and f:.na
Drukeuu1ez, got Into dispute last Night about
O'Clock, and Drukenilcs, after they had cotn-
,.,~uced cus.fxtllns, drew pistol and shot Wells.
the bali entering ne4r the right shoulder blade.
Ii ~4s removed short. A11eEr a1as BY Dc. Aye1A.
be- this eventnR. corsadets he Foundesl n1o n
yefF critical copdlt.op- The dispute RtuHe Aboas
W4iss being discharged from the Densctra: otact,
be claiming that frntcmi1ler the foreman VA
the eause OF It. DrufrmEltr gaye himself u[h
but hss not been taten IN custody by the aSshns.
Tomorrow Hiram 1di!ncs enters uron tue d
| ties OF Pension Agent Of the Northern DasUsc'
| IlthttapI
, 1869-06-21
ebMPilNElTARy 10 MISS PaTNAM.

CHICAGO, june II, 1862,
Nisa Katie Putnans, EFnsb3's Opera lfeu<:
We, the pndcr3tEuec, dcatEo1s to show oof Ap-
rYrctatiou Of Your efforts to n1nuse md entertain
the Inhabitants Of your birthplace, Chicago and
anxious Tor your succeas N the artueus pfpfes'
sion Jou have chosen, ~ tettlruonal Of encouf'
agement to you, 5oung artist, hereby tender ypu
complimentary henent, to take place II any lime
you may designate. Your respectfully,
Nu11AX WlRRxs, 4. G. HEs1So,
". u. EoAk, Z 7. 1tour.
]. n n. IoSB, {. u PoFK,
and many others.
CHICAGO, June II, 1859.
GM1Lk4Ex: Your very kind letter naa eKcttet
feelings Of deep satisfaction ihst ny earnest EFFORT
In my chcsen profession hAve elected Jo1F eucour
aging notice. IRTatefully accept, and, ny the per
mtssfou OF Mr. Hess, will name Thursdsy night
June ~ Respectfully
KArB PuYNAx,
, 1869-06-21
The McGrcEoF Murdcr-A NJEterfous
AffnAF.

AffniF.
An ttCest WIS held At MctSrrTpf % Monday
Gn re e, Of ;s1 a II oe. losne M
Ca:ucy 3 Y1szncn. on the Wl$cots17 side Of the
risey; also incidental! tacirdin9 ev!deace u re-
and stsier. The whcle adAis Is involved III EJs-
tety, though The evidence Appears to settle On
Arcrtw ThcEp*on II The nurueres, and he haa
i.1nlns1. examination, which vii take plaee ac1t
4oruar.
proclamation fss neea ssaesl u Governor Nef'
WHEELS, It hss beea r~crrscases 10 Eae TIA:
NH. Marie HaSelrJ aad her toFve saAdres. Aoaa
UaCett1 Jefr3 HAserSJ And Ioha EacefIy, dtsA2-
t<sred NON thelr residence, IL fnc county OF
Clayton, on the Eight Of the sth Of December, l.
u, isss, md taat, subsequently me 6odes oi m
sforeAl,d Name, ANA and 3tfE3 HASeftF were
found IN TIE Misstssirpi Ette1. under ctrtuu-
stances WHICH Indicate 1hat said persons werc hsu-
rally murdered b. some person Or perA11a IT,
known:
.Sox, therefore, / SAuEel Merrill, Go5e-o:
OF the STATE Of Iowa, do heteaI oCef Afe*afn OF
ae:Tt1y to the prnrer 4utnor1t.es q me ma7derrt
| ar nutte-e,s of the atoresaid pafttea
| NcGnEaoR, June t..
TIE body Of Johnnie Hacety. the fourth n1d
! Ea.t Iaemaes q: the murdered f2MEI. h49 been
| found. Other discoveries hare been made mt
| who'll tozmlnC chain OF ctfcuMstAnces rndonhs'
edly sufficient to convict Aa.l!eN ILe!atson 9
| the musdeE. The toQacSt viii be ptpceeded Ens
on Fr1day morctnE, &nd Thanpsoo VA oe put
UPON hts preliminary e1aca.aat:an Aonday.
The Trial Of YerEer-It1s r1ea to .h.
Iuns41fctIon ef thr military Com
mission.
The following Is the plea put IN By Ye-srt u
the tur.sa!c:ou Of The Military Commission oe
fose whom he Il being tried II IAckson, Asss., 10
The nuurcer OF Colonel Crane:
AThe accused, E II. Terxes, oh}ecA 70 he!n
a:7IGne9 Rna Pat upon nis usA p: tsts AAaiits'
, 1869-06-21

Mics Jennie Peterson, the celebrated relocipc-
ts1enne, hsrtng been engaged At tho MUSEUM fol
limited time, cautions the puolic against fa1s<
and pnwa1ranted advertisements OF fer eIhio!
rion elscwhcre. In regard 10 her challenge, she
prepared 10 rsde With any lady In the county
Should such trini take plsce during her preacn
engagement. It must be at Wood Museum, when
there Ia an excellent door 2nd q falt u!A can 3
had. In the meantime N!ss Peterson rides dali
ut 10 d NJ, and p. N.
, 1869-06-21

-TrinI OF Captain Donaldson for the
Murder OF Anderson. = Colorod
Nn1td On Els BoAt~
ST. LoI1a, June la-The court room wh1 agatn
crowded. to-day, owing to the trts! o. captain
Dor4ldSop, and the interest 10 the case TsA sus-
fxihcd- GtoverB examination Waa Continued. but
nothing ot maler1a! importance Eas brpught cut
IN the csoss-exhmtnaslon, the defence seemed DC.
, 1869-06-21

rp1. Admiral Euouoto WAS strongly fortified On
from the MikAdot fotpe4. Thrse 1f Ehe Admir-! =
vessels Attempted TO capture the ram StnneEAu,
bnt I4lled, with the loss OF one Of hA vessels inc
tAhuelot, which be1ched xtn bQrned -Four En-
gtasn, three Frsnch and cne AnscFHan-the NO
roeacJ-War veEsels we9e IN the hxrhx q Is1o'
hama
, 1869-06-21

p1TGsICRG11, June s9.-Miss Emma Little, Axed
about Is, = resident OF JuniatA County, WAS suno-
csted by escaping Ea8 II The St James Hotel, In
thls city, last night. She blew oat tne gas II he.
fpom, and ~aA iound insens!htc tn tho mornin4z,
md has since died.
, 1869-06-21
Icedic1 Against q E1rdcrcs AZ.
flrmcIl.

LoC1s1l1k, Iune en.-fcstcr!a5. n tho Co.-4
Of Appeals 1T Er1nltor1. The ,Udrincai Ct tie "a.
PRIME Court of Jefferson tpi.a:t. cuadcsauta4
William Kriel TO death, Tor the murder Of his ~tte
t,een hung Mar as, but the casc having necn a.
pealcd, the day Of execution WAS tnd-naately
postponed. The duty OF uatui1E tie das fog the
Ing, By appeal gone ont o! thc taods,of the Judge
Of tho C4cul, Coazs, mno hai i1ronoc1ecd sen
feree
, 1869-06-21
ILLINOIS.

Th1sd Congressional DtatEttt- Of
flctAls
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FkKIrok7, June IL
The founNtn& n tha o1et1l vus u the 1x
counties compoatng the Third ConEresdonal Dis
u1c1 ot this State, at the special election held On
Cav &v~+
, 1869-06-21

sASSANAN-On Sunday gaosntAs, at 70 o'cfNk
Fnd- Grant zoo u Charles md Rarta F. sAtAaeusu
agtd Jca1a MnnthA
Funeral % Tutsd.F, III Inst. It O'Clock p. H.
from the horse, No. III " aba ii AwtntoL
, 1869-06-21

HXx11AF11 AuvKETIrEo AaHs11,
&ea zssos{ssd 70 Fs-x&es z4AaghAeEs<Aa r TEL I1Ln
tSx a bwsS sas~<. 1tAo s9s~ss 70 Etness odsrT.
kAG0sAA or asttAas far 81 NKWUAFKx1 Oh AA0Axts19
fln os4y kans~epv} ~ o. & n iA141sSA. n a. 4st
fAAFR a1Aasff fa&AA- ..-...
nrYtcH Il xHaxXfE
, 1869-06-21

MAfInes
NEW TotK, June 1o.-Arztrct, steamship CITY
ot Dtoot'Ja, frcm lfetpooi,
, 1869-06-21

RAlK1cH. n. C., June 9A-Cnsef 1uxtace CaAse
vi. kaye tta,exh to-Mor7o~. toF Richmond, Va,
ure5v ns N!u teeal lsH ds.%
, 1869-06-21
Circuit Britain.
TROUBLES N ltETH4Ll2.

LONDON, June 70.
Later AdEicss from Melbourne report that
troubles In the Colonial Parliament couttnue. The
members expelled Tor bribery half been Fe elected,
and parties guilty Of brth.ng !eRsl1tor1, Who wers
scut 10 }ail b. order Of Parliament, had been re-
ieased bJ the Judges on The G1oubd Of wrongful
cammttal The Parliament now aPpeals to the
PHry Council,
LONDON, June 30.
The RoyA Thames Tacht Club match look place
yesterday. The conrRe wns from Grascsenh 10 the
More and hack Ths Druid beat the Cambria b.
one minute, and the Silver Cloud by four uinutc7.
The time Of the vii inner Was hours IN seconls,
, 1869-06-21

rARIs, June 20,
The CITY remains perfectly tranquil. No A.
tempt has been made to renew the late disoracrs-
Mr.. Durllneame Is making preparations to 1eare
for Ct. Petersburg with the Chinese Embassy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
TO ONSUNIPTIvES.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored tc
i health in u few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection. and that dread
disease, Consumpiion-is anxious 10 make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used free Of Charge, With
the directions for preparing aud using the
same, which they will find a sure Cure fo-
Consumption, Asthm0, bronchitis, &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scription is to benefit the afflicted, aud spread
information which he conceives to be nvalu-
able; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, As it will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev EDWARD \. WILSON,
l65 South Second ST., Williamsburgh, Kings
County, New .ork. v2n46yl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
Late News.

Tahreez, a Persian city of 60,oGt
inhabitants, was visited by an earth
quake, January Sd.
y large lobby is at Washington
with money, trying to get Through
Congress. another Canada Reciproc.
ity Treaty.
In view OF President Johnson's am.
ncsty proclamation Of December %
JEFF Davis, John Slideli, James NJ
Mason. \. Du, ley Mann. and other
ex-rebels are preparing to return to
the United States.
The House of Representatives Of
Dakota has passed q bill, by MAORI
ty of five, giving women the right to
vote and hold office. Before the bill
becomes a law it must be approved OF
by the Council,
Senator Chandler, Of Michigan
Stewart. OF Nevada, and John Scott
Of Pennsylvania, have been nominal ed
by the caucuses of their party, in the
State Legislatures. for election as
United States Senator's. This will IN
sure their election, as the Republicans
have the majority in the Legislature
of each Of those States
General Grant has received the re-
port of G,neral Horace Porter, of his
staff, on Arkansas affairs, justityinc
the action OF Governor Clayton in de-
claring martial law and calling out the
militia.
Brig. Gen. L. II Rousseau died at
New Orleans, 7th, inst.
Com. VI. d. Salter. Of the U. S.
Navy, died in n. Y. Jan, Sd, aged -
yesrs.
Col. Hamilton, Republican, is repor-
ted elected to Congress from Florida
by about 1000 majority.
Hon. John Minor Bolts of Virginia,
died at his residence at Culpeper, Va.
on the Sth, inst
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

Cornell College has two hundret
/ students.
The Methodist missionary contrihu
! tons in Iowa the past year were -
. Dcs Moines Conference, s56s5.24 10
,, wa, sl0,571.o6 Upper Iowa. slo,56l
Whittier College is the name q
ilourishiny institution established by
The society OF Friends near Mount
! Pleasant.
Rev. Charles Elliott, y. D.. one
of the oldest divincs of tho Methodist
church. died at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
last week of paralysis and advanced
ago.
---Fifty,two miles of the fifty-scven
on the line OF the Iowa Central Rail
road, between Oskalooa anu the Mis-
souri, State line, have been graded and
culycr,s constructed.
"Jonny" Green, an old Musquaka
chief. wei! know in Marshall and Tama
counties from his visits and wander
ings with the remnant OF his tribe,
died on Christmas eve.
The Pit.sburg .l,5>-co,. announces
that Rev. &. \ Holmes, y. D. has re-
signed the presidency OF Iowa Yves.
leyan University. a. Nj; Pleasant, and
will return to the plttsburg Confer
enen.
The = & $ C. K L had another
frigEtiul accident on the Doth uit.
-Four cars were tumblcl down a steep
cmhankment near Manchester The
Tines says accidents on that road are
becoming too common.
The a. lily Statesman, Of Dcs Aioincs
has just changed hands 10y the sale OF
a half interest to Mr.. Jos. w. Snow,
of Louisville, Ky. who, with Mr.. Staub
the old proprietor, it is hoped, will
furnish the Democrats with respec-
able central organ.
Twenty years ago the bell of the
North Presbyterian church at Iowa
City was SPIRITED away Ivy an apostate
clergyman na,ael Hummer, and car
ried to Salt Lake City. Rev. Mr..
Osmoud, the present pastor Of the
church, has received letter from
Brigham Young expressing willingness
to give up the bell and aid its return to
the church.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14

HABlrUAL CosrlvgNEss OR CONSTIPATION
From this affection arises maLy Of the aiings
Of mankind. In our everyday walks Of life
we hear people complain Of ~: rous and Sick
Headache, Btiiousaess, Iaac'iri'y Of the L'rcr,
Plies, Listlesmess, Debility, Loss OF .4ppente,
Cholic Pains, Want Of Sleep at night, and y, ~
sine.s through the dap. Generally the cause Of
all this train Of difficulties can be traced 10
Co.utencss or Constipation of the Bo Eels, aud
a remedy for this co , laint is what IS .ec lir
ed; but among the multiplicity Of cathar,i
remedies how shall they choose? Wee know
that most cathartics, after thorough action on
the bowels, leave them in perhaps worse
cor stpated state than before the remedy was
taken. This however, is not the case with
Robuck's Blood PlIs, They act mildly, yet
most effectively, on the liver, causing tina, orr
gan to throw Off the accumulated morbid mats
ter, leaving the stomach and bowels in per-
fec;ly healthy and natural state aud not cons
sUpatea.
Those afflicted in this way would do WELL
after the treatment above indicated, 10 have
RoJscis S'omrci Btt:r. where they could take
dose after ea h meal; they would aid diges-
ton and strengthen the stomach. v2u52w
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-14
The Dead of 1865.

The grave of 1868 was wide and was
we'll filed. The United States lost
many Of its great men. The greatest
Of these was Thaddeus Stevens, the
Old Comroner One ex.Presiden,-
Buchanan--is among the DEAD roll
SIX ex-Goyernors went to their eter-
nal rest, viz: GOV. Seymour, OF Con
re .ticut Cows. Todd and Ford, OF
Ohio; Gov. Lincoln, of Massachusetts,;
Gov. Morehead of kentucky, and Gov.
McRae, Of Mississippi. The navy lost
four commodores- kearney, Rldgelv,
Prentice, and Aulick-;.nd one Admi-
raj, Bell The army lost Gen. Asboth,
Gen. Slemmcr, Gen. B. +. Smith, Gen.
Mccall, and Gen. l.. c. Baker. Riches
did not save from death, as shown by
the demise OF john Jacob Astor. Jr.
The press greatest loss, was Gen.
Chas. G. llalpine. Among the prom
inent deaths among the religious &C.
lehrities, were Bishop Hopkins, OF the
Episcopal Church, Rev. Thomas II
Stockton, and Rev. John c. Lyon, the
founder OF the German Methodist
Church in the United States. Chauncy
Goodrich i'Peter Parly'0. the editor
Of Webster's Dictionary; Seba Smith
("Jack Downing); and Mitcf ell, the
mapauihor, are all gone, and will al!
he missed. The most prominent loss
in the fine art world is Charles L. FL
liott and in the musical world, VIM
B. Bradbury. The South has lost two
prominent men-Howell Cobb, and
VIM. G. Riv,s Mormondom parted
from its second greatest man, Heber
G. kimball. Among the theatrical
stars who went down were Adah Isaacs
Menkcn and Helen Western. DR.. Geo.
II. Dodd, the famous veterinary surgeon
and author is among the gone. VIM.
Nicholson, the inventor OF the Michel
son pavement, died early in his work.
The noted scout and peace maker. died
at an old age; and the Indian nation
lost its Chief, "Hole-in-the day. assas-
sinated. The roll might be run into
column length, but we have given the
most prominent.
Our own State has not suffered the
loss OF many prominent citizens, but
those who were called away were men
good and true, and whose places must
ever remain vacant. These were. Prot.
d. Franklin Wells, State Superintcn-
dent OF Public instruction; Gen. Chas.
l.. Matthics, of Burlington; Hon. p.
G. Wilcox, OF Buchanan county; and
". w. Beebsc, OF Dubuque.-S!ats
Register.