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TIE GETTYSBURG MEETING.

GETrYeBURa, August 2O.-Numerous letters
have been received from Southern generals ac-
cepting the cordial invitation to participate in
the identification Of the various points Of the
battlefield. Several express tho fear that the
occasion will revive the memory OF former
strife; but the majority take different view.
and think the HISTORY Of the battle should be
honestly and truthfully handed down to fu-
ture generations. /,
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On motion Of General Hood. the report was
duly adopted.
Colonel Henry Moore, Of Georgia, moved the
following resolution. which was adopted:
4 l6eSotued, That the committee Of the several
departments be requested to prepare and sub
init to the Board OF Trustees Of their respect.
i've departments reports embodying the results
OF their examinations, and to publish the same
within their departments, furnishing cop,es
thereof TO be aled in the parent oface. ~ 2,
X Mr. Blair, Of Missouri, called attention to an
anonymous circular which he said WAS being
extensively circulated In his State, and which
criticised In severe terms q so-called invest
ment policy OF the Association. He desired
dehnyte expression from the Convention on tho
subject. - !, 's.t-i,,-.. .,t
Alter considerable discussion a. to the pro.
per method OF dealing WITH this and the many
other injurious ohsIges which are being rusde
Against the association, aud after the oheriug
and withdrawal Of several resolutions relating
thereto, Ar. Smith, OF Alabama, offered the fol-
lowing resolution. which was unsnimously
adopted: ~, s.llta B ~ \ :. =,
: ResoI6Sd, That We are satisfied with the
proyisiorss OF the policies issued by the asso.
olation -those known ~ investments policies,
as well - oihersA-and that We are aiao satis-
ded With The action o. jSs General Dircotosy
In the issuance OF the same. ~
aeasral Hood, Of Lpuislans, moved that .
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The muniacence Of Mr.. Peabody has found
an honorable rivalry In the aot OF manurac-
turer OF Birmingham, Eogland. Mr. Josiah
Mason, who has just delivered to the trustees
the property and endoWments of his plendtd
pile Of almshouss and orphanage at Erdinston.
The amount of money expended in this bene-
faction Is NO less than &2s0 600, being equal to
the donation Of Mr. Peabody to the London
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sr BATCHRLoR,s HAIR DYR.-TEIf

81 s6BATCHRLOR,s HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hsr Dye is the best in the world; the only
true and pefssos Dye; harmless. reliable. instanta.
neous; no dsappointment no ridiculous tints; rem.
ediss The III effects OF bad dyes; tnvigorates sAd
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black brown.
Sold ~ ~ Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied A Bsiehslors Wig Factory, No. = Bond.
street. Kew York. 1yr Nay is
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Sparks FROM TIE w1REs.

~ Queen Victoria has gone to Balmoral.
Martin Blllmiere. confined in Wliiiamsport
for illicit distillation, cut his throat. n
A. conspiracy has been discovered in Spain.
In favor Of the Prince Of the Asturias.
Two to one was offered yesterday, In Lon
don, on tho Harvard crew, aud no takers! q
A band Of Carlists, under Paio. have been
dispersed at Cuidad Real, Spain. Palo Was
captured. y
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funsral Notires.

A5- Tho Relatives, Friends ned Ae-
quantancep Of Mr.. and bIrs. GEORGE OHIsOLM,
are respectfully requested to attend the Funeral
Services Of the former. at Second Presb, terrain
Fiynn'sl Ghurch. TnIs AFrRaNooN. at Five o'clock,
without further Invitation. August 81
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Dbituarp.

hfoNAMEE.-Died, in Charleston, on The 4th Au-
gust. 1858. Lieutenant JAMES VIVIAN NoNAMEE,
aged thiny-eignt years Beloved and estcsmed by
his eomrsdes Tor his rentc department aud ami1-
hearts. and he has gone down to the grave mourn,
and regrted by all who know bin. Exposure aud
mined his constitution and he returned i.i hroKen
health 10 iinger aud die in Tho homo Of his chii-
hood. Tho true soldier, the kind brother ald duti-
fu con requires no eulogy. - AM1CCS.
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An old Lady, recently, in some court before
asked 70 take of her bonnet obstinateIy re-
o. upel woman to take OF her bonnet. "Ohi'
tmprudently replied one of tho judges. ''you
3noE the Law do you; perhaps you would like
10 como mp and sit here. and teach us 9n No.
thank you, sir" said the woman truly, 18th ere
Ire Old women enough there now ~. m
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TIE VAR IN CUBA..

HAVANA, August 2O.-several insurgent
camps have been dispersed in Cinco Villas dis
trict.
The Directors Of the Havana Railroad have
been removed for malversaton.
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FOR NEW YORK.
REC ULAR LINE E very WEDNEsD
E W lUK II AND Gil A IL L. E STON
STE "a MS HIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE $50.
FOR N e w YO Il x .

1SSacs THE SPLENDID 9JnE-W6ERr,
<:4EhFTs1r. STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, R. W
e-i,1jiEtSE LOCKWOOD, Commander, will sail
from Adger's south Wharf on SAT-.
CRDAY. 2let August, at O'Clock p. NJ
0J An extra charge OF SIS made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing
ag- No Bills of Lading signed aftor the steamer
8s- Through Bills La ling given for Cotton to
Bo< tou AMI Providence. r. l.
"a through Bills Of Iading given to LIVERPOOL
1F Marine Insurance by this line per cont
89- The Steamers OF this lihe ars Hrst class In
every respect and their Tables are supplied with all
kets
For Freight or Passage. apply to
.a..t JAMES AD4kh k,CO. Apenta
Corner Adger'R Wharf and East Bay (Up.sta .
Hr- The MANHATTAN will follow on SarUnpAx.
tho 2Sth August, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
August 4,
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/ aS- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE cum
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel. on SABBATH AZ
TRnSooS a, Five o'clock, by the Rov. c. 5. yaDDER.
Augusta
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Special Notifes.

S5-oT. JONAS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services 10 this Church To-MoRRow MonNIso at
bali past fen O'Clock DR.. ". ". III KS officiating
11-stnngers will be provided with seats.
Aunrat 2l
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So s-JIrADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH..
There viii be n, service in this Church To -MonRow.
Auguet21
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&c MISS JUpIrR RusaEL. oR NEW

SE MISS JUDITH RUsaEL OF NEW
Bedford. writes.l have bean Afflicted with aeyere
prossratins cramps In my limbs cold feet ana hands
sud ssnsrsi disordsred system. while visit.
ing 'ome friends I'm New York. who wore using
PLANTATION BfrTRRs, they prevailed upon mo
to try them. commenced With smali wtne-sls.s
fun after each meS Feeling better By degrees. In
fex days vas astonishsd to and The ooldness and
cramps had entirely Ien me- and could aieep The
night through, which had not done for years. I
feei Ike another being Ny sppetits and strength
have also greatly improved BY th= 1ss Of PLANTA.
TON BITTRRs. a p4
! kAosoIiA WArxA-superor to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold as halt the prios. 8 it
b Auguat IL N .el Vt,,t t'ih tufhs3s
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sPEARS.-Died. at Summervilc, on the 10th In
staut, Mre. CAROLtNE r. SPEARS, In tho 78.h year
Of her ago n.
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s The London Spectator calls Q baby show
o ,.nslanoholy exhibition OF pu!py cellular
tissue" o.,,. a,+f
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a5NoTICE. PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
oEIvED for the purchase of the following STEAM
ERs:
PILOT soY.-Low pressure engine; 90 inch cylin.
der feet stroke; capacity Ito ons length 112 feet
beam - feet; depth Of hold feet.
FANNre.-Low pressure engine, 2, inch cylinder.
feet stroke capacity 14O tons length 142 feet beam
"a feet: depth Of held feet.
PLANTER.-Lieht draft; 2 high pressure en-.
gines, 20nch cylinder feet stroie; capacity 1900
bales cotton length 100 feet; beam % feet depth OF
hold feet.
MARIoN.-Lieht draft; high pressure engine, 1e
inch cylinder. Q feet stroke; capacity 100 tons;
length 100 fcet beam IS feet; depth of hold feet.
sAMSoN-Low pressure engine, s4H inch cyltu.
der 10 fret stroke; capacity 220 ons length 142 eet
beam rs feet; depth of hold 8 feet
RELIEF.-High pressure engine, 20 iuch cylinder.
2oinch stroke; capacity a5 tons length Sc feet beam
10 feet; depth Of hold z feet.
Also. Pilot Boat YOUNG AMERICA, as she now
lies at Palmetto Wharf
Also one LIGHTER of lao tons capacity.
One LIGHTER of 80 tens capacity.
Isg wM. p HOLMES,
ISAAC BROWN,
August 20 Executors Estate John Ferpuson
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lS A CARD-SOU rHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

To the People QfSouM Carolina:
Tho above Company was organ zed in 1856, In
consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture OF Southern
policies BY Northern companies. Tho unparalleled
success Of the enterprise has forced several Of these
companies TO restore their Southern policies. from
the fact that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance OF honesty.
We keep all our money at home to build up our
impoverished country-eyery dollar of premium
being safely invesred In the State from which It Is de-
rived. The institution Is purely Southern. and hence
should sppeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart.
'Tis not our purpo,e to make war on other COM
panles. but to exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern C3mpany-founded On
patriotism and solid wealth. Its ratio Of assets to
second to none this continent, being nearly $500
to $780, tl
Whenever and wherever We have presented the
claims Of this Company. has not only enlisted the
sympathes OF people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured 500 policies
in South Carolina since the 10th Of February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp-
ton and Colonel VIM. Johnston, gentlemen we'll
known to every citizen Of South Carolina. We ap-
peal personally to the people OF South Carolina to
assist in pushing forward this deservedy popular
Southern institution. j. II. MILLER,
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Company,
No. % Broad. street, Augusta, Ga.
We cheerfally recommend the above Company to
The patronage Of the ctizens OF South Carolina.
Columbia, 8 C.-J. g. Preston, J. P. Carroll, C. D
Melton. g. ". Melton, J. D. Pope.
Camden-J. B. Kershsw, VIM. II. Shannon ". E.
Johnson.
sumter-John B. Moore
winnsboro'.-w. R. Robertson, J. B. Mccants,
James a Rion. T'r
Yorkvie-W. B. Wilson, A. Coward, James Ma
son, L D. witherspoon, j. r. pratton, J. t. Lowry,
r. q. Mccsw.
Anderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnwel.-Jos. A. Lawton, James Patterson, John.
son Hagoed ~ ~.
Clarendon.-Jno. L. Manning, 7. O. Mchardson,
Browne Manning.
REFERENCES m cHARLRsToN.
General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. PELzRR,
RoDdERa co. JAMES a. WILSON, Esq, GEO.
n. WALTER, Esq. amos August 10
aSsTATE OF SOUTH OARoLINA-
MARLBORO COUNTY.-IN EoUITY.-pRRsTON
COfINaToN AND WIFE vs. HENRY @. LEaGETT
AND WIFE. Er AL.-BILL FOR PARTITION, IN
JUNCTION AND RELIEF. F.-Notics is hereby given
in obedience to an oider made 10 the above stated
case. that the children Of KBENEzER W. THOMAS,
or their hsirs. fany such there be. are hereby re-
quirod to siablIsh before me, ct Bennettsvile, g.
O., on or before the PInsr DAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their right to the fund in
question in above stated oase; and on their failure
90 10 do, tobe deprived and forever barred Of all
Eight, title or interest In the same.
D. ID. MocoLL. Special Referee.
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eAClFIC BALL STEAMSHIP COmPYR p.
yHROU0H LINZ tn

eAClF1C HAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY 3.
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANCE OF SAILING DfYSF -
S1~Eaua STEAMERS OF THE AROy-,
.%XNS$| line leave Pier No. a, North River.
SG4K4H fool Of Canal.street. New Yori, at
:, ~ O'Clock noon, OF the lat, 11th and.
sn Sunday, then the Saturday precedihgl.
Departure OF 1st and 2lat connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central Araericap
ports. Those OF lst touch at Malzanillo.
Departure Of 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australis spd
New Zealand.
Steamship JpAhN leaves San Francisco for China
and japan September 4 1863.
No California steamers touch at Haysrs bpt rc
direct from New York 10 AspnwaL
One hundred pounds baggage free to each sdnr.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information appi'
At The COMPANYS TICKET OFFICE, on the Wnsri
loot of Caual-street, North River. New York.
Norch IL Tyr f. r. BABY, Agent
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FOR GEOItGETOWN. 9. G.

d. THE STEAMER EMILE, CAP.
sHEkssye22SRsT TANP. O. LEWIS. Ia now receiving
Freight at Commercial Wharf, and will leave
as above on TUESDAY MORNING. the Oath Instant at
o'clork.
For engagements apply to
sHACKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
august II No. Boyces Wharf.
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sS j. j. JOSEPH, CHINESE EMIGEANf
Agent has returned to Charleston and can be found
for few days at Office Of II. GOLDSMITH SON.
Collonade Row. Vendue Range. AugustIx
aE ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure.
sent by mall free Of charge. Address HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION. Boz p. Philadelphia, Pa.
May "a amos
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Important nIeotingTLife Association or
Americn-Convention OF Delegates.

Important MeotingTLise Association OF
Americn-Convcntion OF Delegates.
OFFICE LIrE ASSOCIATION OF AMERIsa.
. ST.. LOUIE July 28 1852
To the Dtpdrfmenn' ReDresentanEssJSf the
Life Associdtioh Of america IEsf
,GENrLEaEN-Your Committee on Inveetiga-
tion would respectfully report that, having met
ct the Office OF the Association, at 0 O'clock, A.
IL, this day. on motion w. Geo. Gibbs, OF
South Carolina was oailedto the chair. and
9. w. Gardiner, OF Iowa, was made seGr retary.
After statinglthe objsot OF Meeting, thefoow
lowing mentioned sub-committecs ,H6re ap
pointed, it being evident that the work to be
performed was OF too laborious q natnfe 10 be
successfully or satisfactorily done by tile body :
SUB COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS AND INodME. j.
w. Geo. Gibbs, OF South Caroins;fH II. ..
Goodrich, of Illinois; Talbot ,Lshtonig of Ne
braska; r. Fl. Woodlolk, OF Kentuckys,
suB COMMITTEE ON. EmEFprTUREs Alb CON-
TRACTS. 81
A. Bcatie, ofSt. Joseph, No. &c. N, Ol4gay. Of
Tennessee; J. T. Anderaon, OF ,KinISs; VIM
8. Moreland, OF Alabama. no -. ., AZ $50
sUB-coMAuTTEE on ASSETS AND BHGuSi4ss.
+. 8. HUT, OF Missiseippl; DR., w. Btephen-
son. OF Georgia.. Thomas Smith, OF Gtkansas;
nssss.! e. " eardiHsr Of Iowa; Major n0saa Ten
Your committee would respectfully submit
the following reports rendered fby tide differ
ent eue-oommittees :-.s-, 49,
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Total expenses es............. .$22l, ,16S q

4obdA e4peube6 .s. >. .SIdl, %
OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
- 81. Louis, July g. 1869.
10 the Committee on ELdmindiion:
GRFTLEMRN--Your Committee on Securities
and Assets, having made detailed and tho
rough examination in these particulars would
respectfully submit the accompanying state
ment as showing the results OF their investiga-
tions. Your committee have aeen handled
and counted and computed every bond, mort
gage or other security owned by the associa-
ton; they have carefully examined. compared
and verified the various items OF their state
ment with the regular books OF the associa-
ttop, and they are we'll satisfied and convinced
that said statement is true and correct in
every particular. In regard to the method or
making Investments, they have found ev..
dence OF such care in selection and examine
ton OF Investments as 20 leave in their minds
no doubt whatever as to the value Of said Sc
ourities. Actual assets. $969, ,088 43.
F. 3. Hunt, Mississippi.
w. STEVENSON, Georgia. ~
]. W. RoaAN, Tennessee.
THos. SAITH, Arkansas.
f CHAB W. GARDINER, Iowa
Secretary,
Your committee call attention TO the follow
ing facts ELECTED from the vario-s examna.
tions:
The Committee on Income and
Business report that the total
income to July 1, 1869. was. 81. 100, ,25G 68
Committee on Expenditures re-
port total expenditures ........ 221, ,16S IS
The Committee on Assets and Se-
curities report actual assets.... 5000 O88 49
Ratio of expenses and losses to receipts
about 183 per cent
Your committee cannot refrain from express.
ing their satisfaction at the complete and per.
feot reiutation. given In the course and results
Of their investigation, to the bitter and MALI
cious attacks which have been made upon the
association, and they desire to express herein
their continued and implicit confidence in the
officers OF the association aud their cordial ap.
provsI Of the character Of ito management, as'
fully shown this day. - lsN ~ : ~
T The undersigned, members OF the Inyesti.
eating Committee, hereby attach thor names,
proval thereof. 'E',f. NJ -
sS' ,ai, ". GEO. Gmps, South Carolina, y.
81. Q. GooDRIoH, Illinois, i.ir
T.IAsHJoN, Nebraska, =. Z. al 5.,...a
~ r. II. WooLFoLK, Kentucky, 80,
Business and income.
81 A. BEATTIE. Missouri, IN ~ sfi'
@. N. ORDwAY, Tennessee,
j. O. ANDERSON. Kausus,
W. 8. MoRKLAND, Alabama, W
Expenditures and Contracts.
=. 8. HUsT, Mississippi, t
w. STEyENsoN. Georgia,
THos. SMITH, Arkanss,,
CHAs. W. GARDINER Iowa,
j. ". RoaAN, Tennessee,
Securities and Assets.
.
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Total income. .

T. ASHTON, Neb.
r. 81. VOOLFOLK, by.
REPORT OF SUB COMMITTEE on EXPENDITURES.
ST. LOUIS, July 28, 1869.
we, the undersigned Committee ON Expep-
ditures and Contracts. having carefully and
fully examined the books and accounte Of the
Lille Association In reference to above subjects,
tnd 'hen, cor-cr. and satts.aosory rid in ac.
cordance with the fnal lbal.nce Iiissii,Fifh...
a. BsI.tiE, Chairman. 80 sJoeeoh
j. G.. ANDERSON, Has :.
&. &. y 2RpplEgis. Teen;, sssss
ARsybAcT FROM IRA. DALITcE.
Expenses 10 july |, 1869 .:... sis7, AS So
Jo=sea hy death. sS3, 600 90
Gilsc losses. 3a7 90
Surrender ed policies. As 20.
- aS 742 20
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Spefial Metiffs.

SS ROsADALIsi ROsADALIs! ROSA
DALIs What isi it2 perfume a favoring ex.
tract an external application something for the
brea!h No, none Of these. What then is ROSA
DALIs9 Itisa valuable compound OF Alternative In
gradients, prepared upon truly scientific principles,
the chemical affinity OF each ingredient being maii.-
tained In the process Of manufacture. tho whole
making the most valuable Blood Purifier known TO
the world The articles from which 1t is made are
published with the directions. that all may know
precisely what they are taking. Procure bottle,
take 1t to your family physician. aud he wil-K he
bear hone't man-tell you that If It contains what
the Proprietor claims It does It fs good Blood Medi
cius then take It to an analytical chemist Let him
test the preparation to see II the ingredients are
there or not. This will prove to you the genuine-
ness OF ROsADALIS. Take it then according to
drec ions and be cured Of any chronic affection of
the Blood. Liver or Kidneys with which you may
have been suffering.
For sale by GOODRICH, w1NEMAN & CO., I'm.
poricrs Of Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston, s. c.
August II stutn9'
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REPORT OF sUB-ooxnufTEE on BUaNEss AND IN
'-"" CONE
ROOMS oP THE L1FE ASSOCIATION OF AMRR1oA,

Amount OF premiums n -
received by company =. S-1
on policies issued and p.
from renewals. ..... 81, ,152, 945 "a
Amount received for IN
terest and other.
sources. 81 s11 IS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-09

4ACc1NGEat
It's occurrence was on Tuesday even
ing and was something after this old
fashioned method. A livery team, be-
longing to Mr.. Newcomer, of Toledo,
and containing Clark Newcomer, Mr..
aud Mrs. II. Galley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rev. Stanley, was coming from Tama
City, and, at about 6 o'clock, was in
the hollow south of the Commercial
Nurseries. At this time and place,
four or five teams, each containing and
driven by a drunken Irish, or some
other man, came IN drunken fury, each
trying to take the lead in this BAG
chanalian charge. The teams OF -
Higgins and John Burns seem to have
been abreast, and ahead. In this
charge the team Of Burncs colllGed
with the buggy and the team of Hig-
gins, at about the same moment, and
took 4 wheel from each. The smash
up threw Mrs Stanley from the buggy,
Mr.. Higgins from his wagon and John
Burns and J. MeDermot from ithe
wagon OF Burns. Mrs. Galley lcaped
from the buggy and thus probably
saved herself from an inv oluntary eiec
ton therefrom.
When Burns and McDclmot
sprawlcd on the ground, Med. was
bencath and his arm above the elbow
was broken. Burns sprained his ankle
and received confusion in his lett
side, which he, will long remember, zee
hope. Burns AND McDermot were
taken to the Foster House and cared
for beyond their deserts. 1t is fortu-
nate that there were so few bones
broken i'll that smash ';p.
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IKE Courts. for lSSC.

The following table of Judicial Off
GERS and the times of holding the sew
eral terms of the District and Circuit
Courts i'll the Eighth judicial District,
COR the year 1870, will be OF interest to
q great many, and of especial interest
to Attorneys. We have prepared it
Tor the benefit of call whom 1t may
concern"
Judge OF sth Judicial Distribution.
James II. Ro,hrock, Upton, Cedar
County,
~ :ge lst Circuit comprising the Coun-
tres OF Tama, Benton, Iowa and J Ohm
son Hon. VIM T. Miller, Iowa
City, Johnson County
Judge ID Circuit, comprising the
Counties q, Linn Jones and Cedar
Sylvanns Yates. Upton, Cedar Coun-
! Is.
District Attorney, Hon. William G.
Thompson, Mancn, Linn County.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-09
lectures.

Lectures.
The talk in reference to furnishing
the people OF Toledo with a course of
lectures, this season, eliminated, last
Friday evening, at the Lyeeum meet
ing in the appointment of ]. r. Stew
art, G. 3. Bradshaw and {. w. Hyatt,
as commit sc to see what could be
done in the matter. A course OF lcct-
ures is very much needed, and we hope
the committee will receive assurance
sufficient TO warrant it in recommend
ing the Society TO order that course
be given.