ft'ndiei.On Tuesday the 3rd inst. Mr. ArmstrongJ *'s | Hankins aged about 50 years.An honest upright man has gone. A kin \ Father an industrious frugal citizen has departed. Mr. Hawkins moved to Iowa in 1854 from Southern Indiana and purchased himself1 ia farm in the timber upon which he has since lt resided. Only the week previous he was be* reft of the wife of his bosom by tlto same disease which caused his death, and which ha*I prevailed to such an alarming extent throughout the timber.° Several members of his family aro now prostrated with this fever but hopes are entertainedA of their speedy recovery. |l-:n