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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Comnanv
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Important 10 Life Insurers Facts Us. Fiction

PERSON aged 30 can insure $4,000 on his lie in the
n NV EHGlAsD MUTUAL LlFE ISsuRArcE CoMPANY by
paving SI2 80 In cash, and note for same amount
II ~ dt cash companies f16 would only insure $4,000
The Note plan adds 5000 at once. The Cash plan add.
only Sl,6Qq In II years.
n the Note Company the dividends are applied to can
ceiling the Notes thus reducing the amount Of bot prin.
cipal and interest. f
In the event Of DEATH the heirs Of the insured nndsr
he mole system would receive $biu0 less tho notes ,.
paid IN the Cash Company only $4,000 would Le paid
to the heirs Of the deceased
person aged 81 insured in the NV ENaIAsp
MUTUAL ior UOO, paying annually ili7O in cash aud
hole iOr the same amount. About year since he
h lhe n9th hegment L, ", aud sitter few months SER
celVed about $3.50. In Cash Company the widow uouli
have received only 500 Que fact like this is worth A
hontAhd painphleIA got up IA deceive the public.
prominent Market Street merchant remarked a few
days since, thathe could naka more than sn ar rant an
the amount let him lY the Company at six per cent in
teresl Ihla wns good common sense Tng isIEar MAnr
" ihs hspAtn GahtRa OK l4deLDs rnK hrERrsr PAID TO
rue COAfAai This Important ID entirely ignored
by all cash Companies. hs uuiairuess and ,leeien al
Aueh course are TOO apparent.
The great sneceR OF the Note Companies has provoked
the unjust attack Of az Cash CompanieH ca animation
o. the two systems will convince any candle man that lie
Noto COMPANY makes the largest provision his family
At about nay the expense.
The great object OF s Insurance Is PRFaRsr rugfrtr
and not remote contingency
Tie Necessary blanks will be furnished On atOlIrntitt,
w. d. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
Al the office daily, from u to / o'rloer
HRFEnENCES
George II. Stuart Esq james tiraham. Rs.
Hon. WIN A. Porter Rev j. II nnies II Il
b Is. COmegys, ESD BOYD stroud '''
Joseph Lea, serling 4 Pr,nks
Henry himonF, Julius Lee, Ra1
ID. Rayner Goodwin, b. d., VIM Al smiIb h.,
lhomAH H. Heck Eel Baker & Iloukins
Wallsee & Browne
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
leb l2-ly 420 Chestnut Street, phiiadelpia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

A WALKING SKELETON.
II Some years ago,
bn, sCHENCK
WALKING SHELTON
about the streets Of Philadelphia finally was reduced
10 low that he was unable to move any longer and
taken over to New Jefsey
- TO DIE.
There lie lay confined to his bed and Dr. Thornton said
his lungs we're gone, and he would not live week In
that low state he heard of, aud obtained, some
ROOTS AND HERBS,
and made medicine that made q change In his
NhOie system 1t expelled all the matter from the nugs
mueun from the stomach, started the liver, and In fact
expelled all the morbid matter from the system
HIS APPETITE
began to Improve and It with difficulty he could be
prevented from eating too much lie took the most nour
iAhing food aud In short time he BEGAN 10
IMPROVE RAPIDLY,
Now ha Is great hesrty weighing two hun
dTed and tw enty pounds His
PULMoNlC SYRUP
SEA WEED TONIC. and
MANDRAkE PILLS,
are competition similar TO the medicine that cured him
lie Is now Travelling from city tO another, seeing
patients and Administering his medicines and II ia snid
he will take person in the
LAST STAGES Of CONSUMPTION,
and In few weeks they are about IN olerAble good
health. His medicines change the whole system and the
patient soon begins to have
GOOD APPETITE
As the food nourishes the system finds that getting
heshy Nature overpowers ha disease, and lie gats veil
This Is the great feature Of
DR. sCHENCK'S MEDICINES;
lney make new matter, blood, aud by keeping the
digestive organs healthy disease must he eSpallsd
dec lift
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

THE SCIENCE OF HGAT,Ta
Every Man his own Phvsician
II 0 Il l. o w Y'S PIII,S
The laws relating to health nrs so exeeedng1v IN
to e within the comprehension Of the mast supple
paeiiy Disease is ali -eet-te Violation f @ ed
pie oil mature, consequently the ipiracnn a. ~ pIlh
nSapsoy punished with pain and suffering MEM.
a" """ea''Ny eo"di"oa ofthe Stomach, and a 10
PRAYED SUITS ofthe Blood.
DISORDERS Or THE STOMACH 1tvpp
AND BOWELS.
I'LL IL etohaVD i7 the great centre which ipaueneas th
by eNcessihdigeston Offensive breath u m aeollitated
9h " ~ are Che natural consequences Allied "a tb paVs
u Is the sourrs Of headaches, mental depress, pIAh,
complaints and unrpfrenhlng sleep T6e Ijvs hervous
aueeigi aud generates bilious Disorders paius in
He' Ihe bowels s1lnpathize by Costfvenes Dlah 30
Dysehtery Ite principal action Of these Pills il , I
somsnh ana the liver luRgs bowels aud kidneys na,t
Pae ~ ns,r rec operative and regenerAtve openion
IMPURE BLOOD -SCROFULOITS aEF,c
TI0NS.
Old Sores, had Legs Irritable and IpdoIer, m.
swSiiimis O9Tn.ump'ion' salt kheum, Kings Evil White
poverished blood ly combining with the globnIs ti i
Pills neutra1e the humors that derensrsi a. these
cure Of any Of the above diseases viii Tpeadiv posi-
while Holloway BAsamic Ointment nssI =, , ioiiow
up'e win leal ths external sores FwelinRs 'o
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Mhetn,. ~ is Young or old married or single at th
cnea, display 10 defidui influence lnt lnsut
br9yement soon percepbe In the health of IT, I'M
fN'' IttpttNtunt tiuy a IA
eabis remedy lor all classes vi Females i'm sv sa ahd
dition olheallh aud station of lif, 'VDt
lNFANTlLE DISEASES.
The'r Medicines have been prescribed will t,t,,
H9eeess IN al dis'flers affecting clilihooi I5oss
Of cases o. Mnmps, Group, whooping Cough Gbnia
An.n IgelLias Worms 0 have been hsppIy aa
by These mild remedies alter all other mean S sntsl
Hoowdya rus are fhe 6sst remsy Guoaoo iaiyi ,T
~oria for NeJoHowing diseases. 90 :"
Ague, Eryslpal4Y nhent,.,
Asthma, FnvaTs nfs ii kinds nats,tt.isni,
Min " '' NIX, Stone and Gravel |
RowsiS S,mnl,,,, NJ. w. .i,,. Secondary symp. |
s'list "'Hl"H'"'i J.. p"h"nfhuxi toms,
S',it., ihnhihmationl Tumours
sore riro,t. ItnnSSes, Nenereal AReciions
nronsv ''''' ,,,u,"""Hui weakness from
1F''' i"''' whatever cause
IMPORTANT CAUTION t-None ara gsn,,,,, az.
the words "H0l0mdg Men l'ork nd Lond, - nisss M
'ernahle As Wdtg-mIb ia every leaf nf tha x Nie US
reitions around each Tot or hos. ~ 'VA VI II
90 sold At tue Mandatory Of Professor Hotinv.v,
50 Maiden l.Snr New York, aud by all rerusc
siss and dealers ia Medicine throughout lbs e,sut
Rnrld'ln boxes at ahrtnts 90 csus,Rnd Al sach teV
iizes. -h "J''Aipk the large
N n.-pirections for The guidance Of ns,ts,..t.
-. ~ '"4' nevlbae-oW
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26

The subscribers having been identified with ths.,i
lshment OF Edward H. Rice, havs purchased the ,to',
which he has occupied together with the entire sloc M
hAiufes purposing 10 continue the business IhtT
respectfully solicit continuance Of the public raronss
which has been 80 iberLlly bestowed upon tbs fornt
proprietor. HARLAN BhoTnER
No. East Second Street, Wilmington, Del
j. MARSHALL HARLAN,
RHOuN l.. HARLAN mvqQ.iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
HoRsEsl HoRsRsII
IA CARD-

fnilB subscriber has disposed Of his entra so.l d
L GROCERIES, WINES and LIQUORS, 10 Msats n,
an Brother, who will carry the business In Al AZ
branches ut the old stand, No. East second sit,,
Thankful for past favorn he respectfully retomlnepd
successors to his numerous friends and old custons
men who thoroughly understand the business and =
give careful aud prompt attention to those who fay
them with a call. EDWARD L. RIrp
May, 1863.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-26
ALLEN % NEEDLES,
&. GAWTHROP & Co.,
PHOIOG Il 4 PHI
Am
AMBkOTlpN ROOMS,
Ha. !EJ Market street,
MILMlNMTMN. nEL-

Tr UNDER gned having opened GALLERY in the room
iormh'N ceupr 10y Istph JoAnes, would respectfully
lnoi their friends and the puhe in general that ls
are ltsptred 10 take
Pictures of all Styles and Sizes
known To the att. Our facilities are such that will vAf.
rant 's Ia assuring the e4eeh of Wilmington and yeia
p lh ouf PICTURES shall he equal to the host produced
IN ne hsl fh'S gallpieA in tile larger cities lurunn!
oni chemicals end stock direct II IN tAs manufacturer,
We shall use none hut hose of the purest and nnasl qui
"; aId Uur assortment nf
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES AND AMBRurYPEs CASES
Is as varied and SteniNe be found IN any gallery
In the country.
Cha sus sha he rNas aie MS at other galleries. and
taltim
- 'a l"ruorentylr- ant oii,r pictures copied ni3
Fhoo. 4rha og NaM'yles la i,. afti liz and saarap
mAnnei
olNl ~ ACAlL
AilhN aAttntus ,tutH ktNls
dec 2g.Ga..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
RENoVATERS.
CLEANING AND DYsING ESTaBLISHMEs

FINHE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE,. NO e sSoTrTu
II Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana
At this old and welknown establishment the Isdies
can have silks and woOlen goods dyed In perm and
beautiful colors, and gents garments thoroughly renova
ted aud repaired
New aud second Inland clothing boSght aud Sold also.
apatcular branch In the business d animated fine draw
lEg-biA I;sbe cloth tear in aify garment can y.
wrought iIa il can not be visible the naked eve
Remember the place, No. IS South Illinois street
iAnlo JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository Oftie United states.
AUTHORIZED DCAPITAL................. 81 900 600
CASH CAPITAL PAID IS.....-....... ........ 100000

ANTIIL receive subscriptions, a. financial agent Of
w the Government, for all Of its popular loans
VIII collect gold interest registered and coupon
bonds the most liberal terms Currency bonds eashed
presentation when due.
Always on hand full supply off,. :. revenue stamps,
for sale at the regular discount.
viii buy and sell all govern securities, orders
Washington, coin and exchange in all the principal cit
les.
VIII make collections throughout the West and East
At very reasonable rates.
viii receive deposits, aud loan money at per cent.
on good security
Having unlimited facilities, will transact all kinds Of
banking business fair terms and with the utmost
promptness
THEo. h. HAUGHEr, Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
Indianapolis December J, 1854
deed l-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
Breckinridge'S Forces Badly Whippe
&c. .&c.. &c &c.. &c.
From, Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. December 29-Three members
OF the family of John NJ. Roosa of Deerfeld
Warren county, Ohio, were murdered in their
beds on Monday night. and two others badly
wounded, by some unknown person.
dispatch of the Commercial from Louisa
ny. says the raid of Stoneman and Burbride is
a perfect success. Brecknridge, Vaughn aud
Duke were whipped. their artillery captured, and
their forces scatter sd Saltville was burned and
the works destroyed The railroad from Bristol
TO seventy miles beyond W Wytheville are in ruins
Property destroyed estimated at twenty millions
of dollars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
troul NashyIlie.

NASHVILLE, December 29.-Unon prisoners
who escaped from Florence. arrived on the 27th
at Columbia direct. state that Hoods advance
arrived at the town on Wednesday the 2lst, aud
the next day his infantry crossed the river on
pontoons which he had removed above the Shoals
out of reach of our gunboats
One OF the prisoners states that Hood entered
The town with ITO cannon He counted % OH
his retreat on Saturday When IL miles thsride
of Tennessee river they heard heavy caunonsd
ing, probably Steadmans force engaged with
Forrest
There is intense Indignation against Hood in
the rebel army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
From New York.

NEw foRK, December 25.-The Tribune
Washington special says it was 5000 colored
troops. who were landed near Fort Fisher They
took up strong position and held il against a
vigorous attack They then attacked and carried
at the point OF the bavonet an earthwork, in
front of Fort Fisher. The rebels reinforced. re
turned and relook the Fort, driving out our col
ored troops with considerable loss What re
msined OF them re-embarked. and the men Of
war again opened fire on Fort Fisher
The Heralds Washington special reiterates the
statement that Mosby WAS mortaly wounded by
one OF our scouts and has since died
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

;E-NERYOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Weakness. etc. be cured ty on. Who has re ally
ca-~ himself and hundreds Of sthers VIII tell yeu
nothing bat ihsfrhiA. Address with a,np.
EDwARD Il. TRAyER
ie5Se-s&~iy Lsok Box, Boston, Msss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

LOUISVILLE, December pa reliable tsle.
gram from Griest Station, dated -. represents
Burbridgc's command in good shape and spirits
aud returning to lexington, after most sue.
cessful expedition.
BurordGe destroyed the railroad ten miles be
yond Wythevile, and the salt works and lead
mines in that vicinity
Breckinridge was badly whipped. and had left
for North Carolina
The rebel department of North Western Yir-
ginia has no longer any efficacy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
from CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, December 29.-A package o
Quartermasters vouchers. amounting in the az
gregate to upwards of $500 900, duly approved
and issued by Capt. j G. Crane, A. a NJ, al
Nashville, was taken from the train captured by
the rebels on the Louisville and Nashville rail
road on the 23d They are in favor of parties in
Cincinnati, Buffalo, Chicago Michigan City. AL
bany, Boston, Philadelphia and New York. The
Adams Express Company notified the public not
10 negotiate or receive them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
RATES OF ADvRHTIsING.

Bassnsss Notices Published In the local columns, of
under, viii be charged for each Insertion al ~
ten lines, ten cents per line
Announeing deaths with funeral notice attached, OIL;
~theut notice free.
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices 81 Festivals Picnics and Excursions
individuals or associations, BY churches the regular
prices. a#a.s
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices. lines over will he charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly sdvertisers topay quarterly.
Announcing candidates Tor oces Of every description
10 be charged al the rate OF 80 for each name In the
Daily, and t2 In the Daily and Weekly the TO be- ia
all cases, paid In advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

Sr. Louis. December 29-On the subject of
volunteers Gov Halls message says up the first
of July last Missouri furnished ten thousand
more men than the quota called for, aud in
those districts which behind the deficiency is
believed TO arise from The excessive enrolment
The to.al number Of furnished the United
States to November 30th was 81 900, in addition
to which we have bad sixty thousand militia or
gsnized and in the field when required.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

DOOR, BLIND, AND SASH FACTORY, PLANNING
IL and Flooring Mill.
Having completed my Factory, am prepared TO fur
nish Doors. Sash, Blinds. Door aud Window Frames
Noding, C0rnice, Brackets, Dressed Lumber Weather
boarding and other manufactured lumber pertaining 10
building, at reasonable any other manufac
turer n the city
Having on hand large stock ofthoroughly seasoned
River Pine Lumber, am enabled to warrant py man
ufacture
Orders for working. flooring, dressing and planning
lumber promptly attended TO.
oct26 -d3m. WARREN TATE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
philadelphia, Pa.

nISEASES or The NERVOUS SEMINAL. TRINA.
~ hf AND SEXUAL SlSrENS-Ses= aad reliable
Tv~tment-in Reports Of the Howard Associaton-Senf
" mai IN sealed letter envelopes free q charge Ad
dress Dr J Skll-llN HoUGHTOS. Howard ASSociAtion
% = Senth MN street Fhilsdeinet@ now '64 lv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

T.YFOR.u.sTIOr H.frTED.

AZ GIRL NAMED LYDIA ANN HARxAN.
~ daughter Of Daniel Hsrma-, formerly Of Floyd
county, Ind Said Lydia Is about IL years sf are and
Is believed 10 be in Indianapolis Any inform stion
IN regard TO her WI be thankfully received by her amt
aS. NANCY BOHANNOy.
see3s New Sc4y hid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
NUMBER 4,42s.


u LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of Bt1L's orp.nS Rrrrr.. an, ,eA H..
be. read the following eerncsae frsm gentlemen wei
known In this community, and deabt no morr
us general introduction int the army viii The
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers.
Louisville, June Sd, 1888
We the undersigned, have seen the good effects OF pr
JoHs Bull CEDaoS hFrEss In case of general debility
and prosiratOn Of the system and believe .s genera
use ~ouia prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly thfs be the case
especially those who exposed 10 the mia us,ie IN
hnences IN the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP Spell.
Collector Int Rev. ID Dis XIV
cHAs. H. COTTON,
Collector o, the Port OF Louisville, K,.
Col. H. DFyT.
Provost Marshal General % Kentucky
REV. d. p. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission
HARVEY HU6HEs a co.
Publishers Demycrzi.
GRO. p. DORM,
Proprietor Louisville Anzeiser
HUGHES d PARRHILL.
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street, Louis
vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street roulsyille
HART a NAPorHEa,
Iiihogrsphers, corner Market sud Third streets.
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant corner Third sAd Market sts..
Louisville, Ny.
CAPT 5. p. HILDRRTH
o; the steamer Major AEdersOs.
MAJ. l.. T. THURSTON.
Paymaster u. \. Army.
c. NJ. METCALF,
National Hotel Louissl~Ky
COL JESSE BAYLEs,
4th Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE
Louisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEPER d hUSH,
13 South Meridian ST., Indl annapolis.
aecis'e4-diy&wl2tosm =
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AGENTS WANTED.

oAA A MONTH"; wsnt Agents everywhere
- ~ AT esu mouth. sxpens>s paid 20 cell fsr>rx
xrfes Che best selling ssersd Fall PARTICULAR.
Jrss: Adenss 0Ty 7. .dlIEf,
ro~B6Sh H0sshra Hksn<
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
DIR. WHITTIER.

DRIvArE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE OF cHARGR
j Ut. hA..uers Theory, Symptoms and Treasn<nf
stChrOnic, Nervous, Urinary and Sexual D-sss>s free
VI plain sealed letter envrlope for cens 20 PREPAY
po~sse tits clear deneetion Of all the Diseases and
conditions resulting from the infrngemenf of TIE moral
laws. excss<s ndulgences exposurss and irpru<-nc@s
n married aid single s Every eanf ssrs Ia
srnction 10 the sfcted and shouf t- resf by exerx
young person. 10 keep them OF the shoals uhrh eth
e-s have been broken 20 pieces Am.tlve.es eI>.rlv
ssee 10 Dc uncer the csntrol 81 .ndcio1s tre.tenf
ane tAereoy geyent Inclination 10 one veryprene
sfthouf hindrsncs bnsness. Med ssnt BY nail
secure from observation. CharKes moderate. eonsu.ts
tons ey letter OF a. the ocs free cures zuarsnts>t
Once Is s.. chare. street, between slxth ana ssxsuah
one square seath Of I1ncs Hotsi. p. o. Ben SoV2 81
Louis Mo- Circular Letter especially for iscsex Con
po<txs fo14&91y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.

1t viii be seen by Especial dispatch
from Des Moines that the caucus Of Un-
ion members nominated Jacob Butler, OF
Muscatine, for Speaker, aud Alfred Rich,
of the Buchanan County Guardian, for
Clerk of the House. This nomination is
equivalent to an election.
We Congratulate the House upon the
|judicious selections made by them, and
We assure our readers that no better off,
GERS or more worthy men have ever filled
those positions.
Jacob Butler we have known intimate
ly from buyhood. and we hold it an hon
or, as any man might. to count him our
friend. He bore a spotless character and
a high reputation amongst his youthful
associates at Miami University, and has
earned for himself an honorable position
as lawyer, aud an enviable reputation
as citizen and Christian amongst the
associates of his manhood.
We have no personal acquaintance with
Mr.. Rich, but We know him well as an
editor, and regard him as one Of the
ablest and most patriotic Of the fraternity
In our State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

Judge Cation resigned his position Of
Chief Justice Of Illinois the other day,
and the occasion was improved by the
Bench and the Bar in addresses appro-
pirate 10 the event.
Judge Cation has been on the Supreme
Bench of Illinois since l842, aud his
closing words of farewell recall somewha,
the condition and progress Of the Bar
during that time. lie said
When | came to the bench we had a
numerous and an able bar, but very few
OF whom | now see before me. Where
are they now ? Many have been called
to other spheres Of action and to other
responsibilities. The present Chief Msgis-
trate OF the nation was for nearly twenty
years of this time prominent and lead
Ing member OF thls bar. whose voice was
at every term almost daily heard in this
hall, and always proGtably. Others, alas
ard many OF them, have gone 10 that
higher judgment seat where no errors are
CoALAAtsS0t oAh ~ NbAlE Ht HIT hAi Dds-
tening. But their places have been all
filed and more, by a new generation who
now constitute large majority Of the
bar, who, | am proud TO cay, are well
worthy.of their predecessors. Remem-
ber, gentlemen, that you belong to very
high and honorable profession. Be worthy
OF your high vocation which is to s,and
forth shield to the innocent, protectors
Of the oppressed, and champions for the
right. You are the advisers of this
court and upon you am sure it may ever
lean for assistance and support.
Industry aud the highest integrity are
indispensable to success continue as you
have begun and you will prove worthy
examples to those who shall come after
you.
/ cannot express my sensibilities at
parting with my present associates.
Long and anxious labors, and mighty
sponSibilities have We for years shared
togsther. each earnestly endeayoring to
assist all in the discharge of our duties
so has grown up among US a warm per-
sonal friendship which has greatly light
ened our labors. For my successor, the
Governor has selected gentleman OF
eminent qualifications for the place, and
the bench will be strengthened rather
than weakened by the change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13
Woman-She is a good egg

A ScRAP Book G1FT TO SICK SOLDIERS.
"A lady in leicester, Mass, has sent to
Gov Andrew very interesting work of
patient industry undertaken from patriot
ic motives. While attending in one OF
the hospitals upon her nephew who has
since died from his wounds received in
the wary she heard sick soldier there
exclaim, "Oh il / had crap.book, such
as my sister used to make, how | should
enjoy it!' Others of the soldiers express
ed the same feeling. The remark sunk
into the lady's heart, and since her return
home she has given all the time she could
spare from housekeeping duties during
eleven weeks to making scrsp.book oi
an old blank ledger; but she does not
avail herself Of newspaper cuttings aud q
pastepot. like conpiiers of scrap-books
generally ell Of the extracts are laberi
ously copied out in plain writing,
filling the whole Of the large vclume.--
The selection has been made With judi
cious reference to the object in view, and
comprisss : vast variety of styles and o
subjects.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-13

CoNcERr.-The Mozart Society of this
city will give their first concert at the
Athenoum on Tuesday evening next
This society is composed of some of the
very best musicians our place affords, and
we may rest assured that their entertain
ment will be something worthy the patron
age Of the public. Turn out, then, and
give them a good reception.