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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20

gifts OF the Government, and inquirlng
with not tho best temper why it Is
that ward-strikers and country COW
holders meet with preterment. The
trouble is that the late common sol
dicrs and not scramblcrs. Were that
their nature a great many OF them
would have gone into the war with
commissions III their pockets nstead
of bureaus on their backs, aud great
many moro still would have come out
with stars and bright buttons and
good clothes, instead of with rags and
poverty and clear conscienccs. The
tact is that il man wants office under
the Government he must scramble, bid
ding the devil take the hndcrmost.-
The fact is also that there are very few
of the late common soldiers who are
scramblers.-Si Sioux City Journal.
HAVANA. May 1S.-The insurgents
claim success in engagements near
Puerto Principe. A letter from a
Spanish source says Gen. Latona was
MORALLY wounded.
ScuOlS eClItusst tuu AoNiSS CIV ~
ing to Madrid to induce the authori.
ties to revoke the decree contiscating
the property of Cuban refugees, fear
ing the enforcement OF the decree will!
lead TO retaliation.
Adviccs from Trinidad, sth, state
that the insurgents were near that city,
and great panic prevailed.
The crew of the schooner Galvanic
have been released and taken to Jamal-
ca by the British gunboat Heron.
Insurgents have reappearod in the
vicinity OF Santa Cruz. 1t is rumorcd
that Valmaseda has had an engagement
with the rebels under Ccspcdes.
More plantations have been burned
around Santiago. 1t is estimated that
the plantations which have been de-
st royed IN that jurisdiction produced
annually $4,000 hoghcads of sugar.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
H0iR'0IDlY

Gan afford 10 be without such valuable
medicines ne Roback's Blood rD!h
Stomach Bitters and Blced Purifier.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20

SAs FaAscIsco, May 16.-We have
late Mexican advices. A vigorous
campaign is being carried on by clti-
Gems against robbers and kidnappers in
the States Of Julisco and Mcchoalan.
Numerous engagements have taken
place, in which, the robbers were
worsted and ,nany killed. The Reyo-
luton in Sinaloa is assuming a serious
aspect. Palaciohas captured the town
Elfuerte and has established hcadqua
ters there. Government troops offered
but slight resistance. Three hundred
troops from Sonora joined Palacio. at
Elfuerte. The Apache Indians driven
from Arizona, are making terrible in
roads in Sonora, devastating the whole
frontier. Reports from chihuahua and
Neu~o Leon are equally alarming in
regard TO Indian depredaticns. It is
estimated these frontier States have
already lost one-third OF their popula-
from by incursions Of savages. Unless
the matter is seriously attended to
they will coon be depopulated.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20

\ REMARKABLE FACT
That not = single instance has como
10 the knowledge Of the proprietors. o.
the failure OF Roback's Medicines to
give entire satisfaction in The hun.
drcds OF thousands Of casss in which
they have been used; this 10 worthy OF
remark and .undeniabls evidence ~
their intrinsic mori,S.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
SOcCiul Notices

CoE's CoUGn BALsAM is the cheapest and
best. 1t is o safe and speedy cure for coughs
colds, Group, whooping cough and nll diseases
of the throat and lungs. In addition to the
ordinary OF size so long and favorably
known, Mammoth Family bottles are offered
to the public giving much larger quantity of
cough Medicine than has over been offered in
this country for 100.
Co.'s DYspErTIc CURE is pronounced b,
Dyspeptics to be the only known remedy that
viii! surely cure that aggravating and fatal
malady, and all diseases arising from q ds>
ordered stomach any Druggist will point you
to instances, where the most wonderful cures
have been effected, and single trial will con
vince the most skeptical Of its great merit
Try bottle and be convinced.
WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN,
On tho Ruling Passion in Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erring
and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter ems
yelopes, free of charge Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATE ON, Box p Philadelphia, Pa.
ls3,25tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20

WE should think that those Repub-
licans who could find no language
strong enough to express their indig-
nation because Chief Justice Chase al.
lowed his name to 90 before the Dem
ocratic Convention in connection with
the Presidency, and whose abuse of
| him for his ''recreancv" to his old-time
principles, could find time enough, oc-
casionally, to take note Of couple Of
his recent decisions. In both these he
exhibits the same regard for Republic
can principles that he did when he was
one Of the acknowledged leaders OF
the party; and he shows his present
fidelity TO those principles. In the
one case he decides from the Supreme
Bench, supported by majority Of the
Court, that the States which went into
the rebellion did not lose their stand
ing in the Union as territory belonging
to the Federal Government, but did
lose their status as States. Their ordi-
nances of secession were null and void
and they did not, because they could
not, depart from the Union; but, by
reason Of the action, official and other.
wise, of their State officers and people,
their governmental machinery stopped,
and the close Of the war found them in
the position, practically, OF territories,
from which position, to that of States,
they could be lifted only by the power
of Congress. This is, surely, good
Republican doctrine, by whomsoever
uttered.
Recently he has given a decision,
while sitting at Richmond, on his cir.
cult, that the loyal State Government
Of Virginia, during the war, was legal.
This, also, is good Republican doctrine;
and, if it does not show that Chief
Justice Chase continues to adhere to
the Republican faith, it demonstrates
the invincibility OF that faith when
subjected to the judicial ordeal.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
Republican t-miOM State Con.
ScN(iON.

The thirteenth Annual Republican
Inon State Conpention of Iowa, will
be held at Dcs MONIES, on
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20

Corner THIRD and STATE Streets,
Tams City, Iowa.
April 9th, ls69.--vSnl4yl
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
GENERAL TELEeRAPHIC NEWS,

Ned O'Baldwin, the Irish Giant, IN prison
IN Salem, Mass was baied out yesterday
The examination Of Pyke, the alleged
wife posoner at Ftchbcrg Mass has again been post
poned. .. ... .Hiu. ....
The announcement of the death of Gen.
wyman b. 3. Moore was premature He Is very sick in
Virginia, but is still alive
w, E. Smith, and Abraham Clarke of New
York City arrested a Buffalo yesterday charged
with forging check on the New-York and Erie Bank
....C Col John Van Horn, an ex-Alderman Of
Chicago arrested last night FOR shooting at his two
daughters. one OF whom lie slightly wounded. He was
today held to ball In the Of $500 to keep the peace
AT a meeting of the Vessel Owners AssO-
citation OF Philadelphia PENN yesterday IL was resolved
that during 1869 will not % carried east OF Cape
Cod than "a 90 tun, and to Rhode Island for
less than g. per tun
"A Committee of the City Councils, Bax-
tors Fire Zouaves, National Guards, NccaCOe Legion,
Good VIII Engine, Harmony Engine, Taylor Hose and
Repubican Inyncbles left Philadelphia for Washington
Yesterday, to attend.the Inauguration.
The claim of Charles Howard for $780,
200 against the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Com
many was Yesterday decided In favor OF the deendans
I'M tGe Circuit Court The was commenced IN 1868 ~
the plaintiff work performed in the construction Of
norton OF the railroad now occupied by the defendants.
Tic case will probably bc carried TO the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

day.. Mr. Rollins intends leaving Washington for
his home during the coming week. Deputy-CoIIn
missioner Harlan will also shortly retire from the
Internal Revenue Bureau !,
The warrants issued by the Treasury Department
during February, to meet the requirements or the
Government, amounted in round number to the FOL
lowing sums: Civil miscellaneous and foreign inter
course, $43,200 interest on the pnblic debt, $20-
roo War Department g. 493 400; Navy Department.
$102S0 900; Interior Pensions and Indians, - 49o,OO
total. $4 651 800 The warrants issued for the re-
demption of the Public Debt not included in the
above rs-I... altman ...t mood sy.. ....fa I1
In Executive session to-day. the Senate confirmed
the following nominations: W. c.. Powell, to be
United States Attorney at Arizona Arthur ID Mark
lev to be Collector of Internal Revenue for the With
District of Penpsylyania; George H. Penheld, to be
Assessor for the 8lllth District of NewY York; Peter
b. Bailey Postmaster Fort Wayne, Ind; Joseph Raj
ston, Postmaster, Defiance, Ohio. .,. .
! The following cases were taken up in the Supreme
Court to-day 81. r........ .....J .l -il.. -f..l
The United States, plaintiff agt Benjamin Rosenbers
This cause argued by Mr. Attorney Gen. Evarts OF
counsel for the plaintiff and by E. w. stoughton for de-
fendant. Enoch Baker. appellant agt rhos. Baker
This cause was argued Fisher Of counsel for the
appellant; counsel appearing for the respondent
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
CURA.

DENIAL OF SENSATIONAL SPANISH REPORT
HAVANA, March 3.-The Voz de Cuba newspaper
denies the report recently published in the DiGTio
of the surrender of the revolutionary General ArDgo
pronouncing the story impossible and untrue!
The DGrio has lately become exceedingly sensa
tional.
MORE REINFoRCEMENTs FOR CUBA-RELEAsR OF
JOHN UTLEY-THE AMERICAN BRIG LINCOLN
The Spanish man-of-war Cadiz arrived here to-day
from Spain with LOCO fresh troops. tI
Orders have been issued for the release of John NJ
Utley, Consular Clerk in the American Consul-Gen
erals office. Mr.. Utey has been in prison for nearly
month not for any political ofense, but on account
of some trouble with a coachman. .r
The American brig j. ID. Lincoln. which was do
tained here for taking cargo at Sierra Morena afte
that port was closed by Dulces proclamation, finally
obtained clearance at the intercession Of the Amer
lean Consul. m -
CAPTURE OF AN INsURGENT GENERAL-CoM-
MANDRR SPENCER HUNTLEY DROWNED.
An insurgent general has been captured and taken
to Sagua Ia Grande, where he has been sentenced ia
be shot. ...I...I |I.e II.I md. .i
Commander Spencer Huntley Of the British wal
steamer Cherub was recently drowned at Nassau BY
the upsetting of boat in the surf. Iut
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
VENEZUELA.
THE COUNTRY oUIET-MEETING OF CONGRESS
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECrION-BUsiNRss RE-
VIVING.

THE COUNTRY QUIET-MBETING OF CONGRESS
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-BUsINRss RE-
YIvING.
Advices by mail from Caracas to the 7th OF
February, have been received.
The storm OF revolution having spent its strength,
everything was quiet at capital and peace generally
prevailed throughout the Republic Congress had met
and there being quorum Of members present. had pro-
ceed to business although nothing of importance would
be done IN the way legislation until after the election
OF President in the Of the late Gen. Monagas
Provisional President had been appointed and the cleo
ton was shortly To take place. There were no fewer
than six candidates for the Office Of Chief Magistrate OF
fine Republic viz: GuillermO Tell Vegas, the present
Secretary State; Gen. Rnperto Monagas son OF the
late President General Tadeo Monagas Gen Domingo
the Governor OF Guayana, and DIR. Mateo o. hereano.
Della Costa who Is graduate OF St. Marys College, Bal
tmOre vas regarded having the STRONGEST claims on
the ground OF education. ability and administrative ex
eence; but Mercano seemed 10 have the best chances
rs he was supported by influential party Ia Congress-
Should he fail however, 10 obtain the necessary two.
thirds vote il understood that his friends would
their strength Della Costa In whlch eVens
the latter was pretty sure OF being elected.
The quiet state OF the country was nav
ing good effect upon the business interests OF the eo'
try, which were gradually reyivng. AT the shlppng
ports coming IN freely from the INTERIOR
and should peace continue 20 be preserved, there was
every prospect Of trade recovering at no very dstaht
period from the sagnatOn produced By the late reVo
tionRry troubles
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
THE vELoCIPEDE PATENT.

A few weeks ago Mr. Calvin Witty made some
thing Of sensation, by announcing that he owned the
patent ght to manufacture the velocpede in this
try. and that he should demand royalty upon every
bicycle made and sold Mr. wittys claim was based on
the that ho purchased Of Pierre Laemant Of
Paris France patent granted to him aud an assgnor
IN New.Hayop Conn, Nov. 90 1885, FOR the improved
velocpedep the machine now in general use But now
comes Mr Stephen w. Smith Of this city and claims that
the so called French velocpede is American invention
perfected in this city, aud introduced into France by
patent, and personally by himself lie has Issued tho
following circular 10 manufacturers OF velocpedes:
Please take notice that Letters Patent, 36ie dated
Aug. H. 1901 aud reissued March 2 1859, NO SSls;;
Patent No. 99St9 dated July 1865 fatent tSo ustsu
yed sfes are assigned TO me- recorded IN the Patent
Ofioc, ahd are my property. a..
These patents describe and secure the use or the
cranked axle IN tho driving wheel the false srrups or
foot resa on the are arm tho saddle other suitable
seat rider 10 cit In upright position and by the
use OF HIS feet on the crauked axle proper the Eee I
scrbed and secured. This Invention was patented In
England In August 1902 and WAS introduced INTO France
by patent dated May. 1862 granted TO r. W. Mackehne
and stephen W. smith these patents also property
Manufacturers OF velocpedes arc cautioned against
infringing upon either Of the above patents, and del
quents Will be vigorously prosecuted.
Upon Mr. wtys notification that he should prosecute
all inriugements OF his patent, some Of the firms en-
gagged In tho manufacture of velooipedes suspended
operations until his claim should be settled, and others
made arrangements with him to continue making them
under the patent. The new claim of Mr Smith will
strike dsmay anew into the ranks Of the velOcipede
makers, and saddle this new branch of manufactures
with fresh burdens while tho price OF the machines wall
be enhanced under the successive royalties imposed un
til they get entirely beyond the roach Of persons OF Ord
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
OBITUARY.
LORD COUGH.


A cable dispatch announces the death OF the
famous military veteran, Lord Cough in the DIST year Of
his age Lord Cough native Of " the Green Isle,
and his name must consequently be added TO the proAd
roll OF Irshnen who have distinguished themselves 10
the British service His fame purely that OF the brave
and successful soldier mis- whole life having been spent
I'm the army, which he entered while yet n mere boy
After serving at the capture OF the cape OF 5000 Hope
tie egions the Duke OF Wellington in the Pennsnla
and commanded the Sth Regiment at the bates OF Iai
ayera Bnrossa VIttOria and Niyelle, winning golden
opinions and substantial rewards for his bravery
during the PeinSlar the second time very severely
In the head His next field Of active service was China
where he played very important part In the series OF
military and naval operations through which England
the Empire TO the Introduction OF East india opium into
China bringing the TO speedy close ny succession
OF brilliant which placed NankiD at the mercy
of the English. For his eminent services on TINS
of Parliament promoted TO the rank Of lieutenant
general and hOnOred with a baronetcy. But the
field In which lie his greatest distinction as soldier
was British India In l8l3 he defeated Mabratta force
at MaharajpOre, capturing Sc guns; and during the
roublOus period, extending from ls45 to 64s when En-
glands power India trembled III the balance from the
irupon of the sikhs he proved himself master Ia the
art OF defeating the enemy I'm several very bloody
battles and completing the conquest OF the Punaub Dy
the overthrow the Sikh army at the battle OF Googers
For the second time he received the thanks OF Par
ment, the Acknowledgements beng accompanied by ms
elevation peerage. under the title OF Baron cough.
This IN S46 and In 1879 he was created fscount
The rank OF Field Marshal was conferred upon him In
1867 on the occasion OF the Prince OF Wales attaining his
majority He also enjoyed pension or $4,000 year,
settled on him the old East India Company Unlike
his great cOunTyman, wellington, MS Parnamentary
career barren OF interest, but lie voted steadily with
hal ilaara
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
THE LNDLAN WAR.

ONE THOUSAND WARRIORS YET ON THE WAR
PArH-MOvEMENTs OF GEN. CUsTAR-THB
CAMPAIGN TO BE CLOSED IN TWO MONTHS.
ST. LOUIS, March "a letter in The Repu6h-
can dated Camp supply indian Territory Feb H. gives
the following account Of affairs in the Indian country
left Gen sherdans headquarters the morning OF
the 10th inst en- route for Gen. Cars camp oeste9 on
Of the Canadian River. On tho night previous TO my
leaving Gen. Custar returned from his frutess searcn Tor
the Cheyenne Camp near the mouth or Medicine Bun
Creek the eastern extremity of Wacha Mountains,
about l65 miles west, finding trails fresh and all the
Indians going rapidly south and west towards the head
waters OF the Red River and the staked Pans There
now about 900 lodges OF Cheyennes, 90 lodges OF
together with few Plain Apaches, and few Kams and
the Dog Soldiers under Fall Ball. chief OF the band'
now under orders TO west with his regiment-the
Ith United States Cavalry and the 10Th Kansas Voun,
River securing the country from the head waters OF the
Creek GeD T. A Carr is 20 SOUTH locating his sup
py depot on the main Canadian River, moving
from his present command on Monument Creek,
near the 100 meridian. on the canadian River.
small detachment OF the 30th Infantry, while Col Brooks
marches from the West 10 the same REGION drawing his
supplies from Fort Stanton The intention OF the General
Commanding Ia to drive the hostile savages toward
common center until one or all of the command can
reach and chastIse them they deserve compel a
surrender and submit TO settlement their
ton the terms proposed by the Government. Major
Inman. Assistant Quartsrmaster s route TO Gen
OF Sweet Water Creek, tributary OF the Elm Fork OF
the Red River, with train OF 250 wagons. loaded with
forage subsistence stores Supplies for Cen Custar's
command being rapidly forwarded from Fortsl Ar
buckle and Gibson, and tpe indian campaign must 70
brought TO close within the next two months II 10 to
be hoped that this may be final When the Indians are
taught what evory army officer must learn, subordna-
ton proper authority then, and not till then Will hos
tities cease The 10th IT, s. Cavalry, under Major Kidd
s TO be stationed at the new post to be established near
Comanche reservation with good animals ready strike
the Indians whenever they leave their reservation.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
WEST VIRGINIA RATIPIEs THE SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT,

WEST VIRGINIA RATIFIEs THE SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT
The West Virginia Legislature yesterday
ratified the Suffrage Constitutional Amendment The
In the House % to TO- and I'm the Senate 10 TO
The Illinois State Senate passed Mr. Fuller's
restrictive railroad bill As tho railroad men make no
objection IL, It's passage by the House ia certain.
On Wednesday night the Wisconsin Senate
by vote Of 81 10 0, indefinitely postponed the House
bin proposing 10 submit 10 the people ia 1870 the question
Of extending suffrage 10 women.
The Maine House refused by a vote of 90 to
pass the resolution instruong Senators and Re-
personalities I'm Congress 10 urge the reestablishment OF
the Reciprocity Treaty between tho United States and
tho British Provinces.
Yesterday morning, by vote OF CO to 20,
tho Constitutions Amendment ratified In the Illinois
Assembly. sensation created III Springfield yes
terday morning. by Representative Mmson's announce
ment In tho Illinois louse, that as Chairman OF the
Printing Committee he had been offered 500 brlbe,
t2Oo OF which he handed 20 the Clerk
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
HAHEEMASS tPHILADELPHID MEDICAL coll
LEGR-sECOND ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
THIRTY-FIYE GRADUATES


THIRTY-FIvE GRADUATES.
PHILADELPHIA, March Sat 10 o'clock to-day
the Academy OF Music packed from parquet to the
third circle, with select audience. to witness the eIer
cses OF tho Second Annual Commencement Of the Hahno
mann Medical College. Tho unmistakabe popularity OF
this young institution 10 triumph for homeopathy, Tho
projectors OF this school separated from tho old College
here because OF tho practice therein OF selling diplomas
10 anyone who chose to pay for them wholly regardless
OF merit The Faculty and Board Of Trustees OF the new
College laid down high standard, and resolved 20 give
diploma only 10 such could pass creditabe exAmina
t0n ia the indicated In tho curriculum There was
a strong effort made 20 break down this new movement
but IL failed and nnauy near inc close OF the term JUST
ended, n proposition made by tho Trustees OF tho
PennsylVanis Homeopathic College 20 unite that estab
Lshment with the Hahnemann College. This arrange
eut has been effected The two institutions have been
joned the OF the latter The Faculty OF the
Hahnsmhnn College has been elected 70 preside over the
union. The venerable and widely known DR. Constantine
Herring IL Dean OF the Faculty and nds his labors 70 put
standard Of thorough practitioners nnay successful Tho
exercises OF to-day opened with prayer by the Rev
,. +. Barrett Prof Henry n Martin. n; d., delivered
spoke at consdeabe length regard to the efforts made
70 establish homeopathic Dispensary In this city.
The degrees Of tho College were then Conferred by the
As the sound ot the Presidents voice ceased number
OF ladies stpg In tho parquet sang In exquisite ma
nera hymn Of counsel entitled the Blessing Of Angela
The newymado doctors took seats the stage, being
tho peers OF those who had been invited 20 occupy
tho platform. For superior theses tho following
named gentlemen received honorable mentOn o. b. Bird,
ton, Del, Rheumatism; c. IL. Goodman. A. b. St Louis,
NO. Theory OF Cure; B Knerr, Fogelsve, Penn, Com
fuga; W. u. Trites, A. H., Manayunk, Penn. sanRuis
Homnis After the degrees had been conferred the bou
Quets sent 10 tho graduates by their friends were dis
trbuted to hem and tho audience was dismissed With
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
MUSIC.

Irma and Aujac have been doing "Barbe
BleueD and La Perichole" in Boston. The critics
severe and the audiences said to have been highly un
remunerailyo.
NJ. Carrier, the popular tenor OF the French
Tbeater will have a benefit tomorrow evening. The
programme embraces selections from "RGil Creve.'
hGsnevieve" and "F1eurde The" and 0Renbach's one
act operetta Of :" Monsieur Choufeury."