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The Portland daily press., 1864-02-09
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
-oF THE
Maine Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
GORHAM, ME-


FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 10. 1854
Amount of property insured about s2,ooo.oo0 90
Amount of premium notes on deposit, 1V3259OO
Amount of property insured the past
Premium notes deposited the past year, 20s96 90
Amount Of losses the past year 4s33 so
of which al that have become due have
been paid.
Present indebtedness of the Company,
including outstanding notes, interest
and losses not Yet due. sIoo42 81
ASSETS:
Deposit notes over, sloso0oOO
Real esate, 10000
Due on previous assessments
land consid red coecia-
bel reiniums in hands of
agents, $40 90
Assessments just completed
and now in the hands of
Collector, $4,000
The expense of the Company the past
year including the comp, nsaton of
President. secretary ana Treasurer.
aud bills of Directors and agents for
services, 1856 81
And Printing, Postage Stationery and
Taxes and other incidental expenses, 235 so
All amount only to ss22 II
BY the foregoing it will readily be perceived that
money is wasted in ana ging the business OF the
Company in supporting its officers itisa strictly
mutual Company. Every expense not really H.
ssry is avoided, and the utmost degr., of prudence
and economy exercised throughout its business a.
fairs.
The cost OF insurance in this Company upon farm
and other detached dwellings has not exceeded one
fourth If per cent per AM, u for the past envy
years-upon more hazardous property in the same
proportion.
CHARLES HUMPHREY President.
JOHN WATERMAN. Treasurer.
JOHN A: WATERMAN, secretary.
febl eodlw
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-09

RAILWAY TRAFFIc-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
Jan. 50th, were sos ,S7067
Corresponding week last year, 93,72S56
Increase, s2,142.11
There was an increase during the week of
$S,s693S in passengers, but decrease of
$l,727.27 In freight.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-09
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
John Bacon So south street.
Sidney keyins, firm o. Brvans Marshall.
u j bstchei. % south Wian street.
HI h Browne, drtn of a Browne 4 Co.
q bragsiott loo Pearl street.
w IL Breeden l17 Liberty sire.
james Brett, firm o Bre Son Co.
y brown. - Brown Co.
Henry clews, Livermore, Ciews & Co.
G Elliot, y z n eowdin, :. Ec.e din 3 Co.
L L bennington 400 Water street
- X DeWot. firm of ID X DeWolf & Co.
James w Eiweil, . Jas w 4 well B. Co
Daniel Embnry President Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn.
Jed Frye, iirm of Jed Frye Co.
Charles could, 2 hanover street
Edward Hight. President Bank of Commonwealth.
CD Janson, firm of Janson, Bond 4 Co,NY san
Hermann koop. firm OF Hermann Koop Co
Cyrus II Loutre firm of Francis & Loutrel
Mclean, Alien. Mclean Buckley.
Marvin, a 5 Marvin Co
Esey Meus. % Mrlius, Curriers' Sherw God.
John W Mott 3S Whitehall
Jonathan Ogden. irm of Deylin. Hudson Son.
J tartridse IS Beaver street
X Poiiloa, firm of c & X poion.
Saml q Reed. % u heed & Co
VI Savery % Jno sasery's Sons.
jacob r ralfsir, " Moody & feIfair.
Henry fhiefman, TIA h vetterlein Co
Edwa unkart, :" Unksrt Co.
- Weeks, :. Weeks. Douglass Co.
n II Wolfe, " wo fe & Co
Ans,on wilson. Wilson 4 CammaHn.
w n woodcock, Marsh, Bros 4 Co.
Insurance ulder Open. Special or General Policy,
upon Hulls, Cargoes aud Freights. against sll the
usual marine hazards and war risks Al lowest cur
rect rates Dividends made annually IN cash or
scrip. at the election of the insured All losses
promptly settled at Office of
W. H. FOYE, Agent,
q M"ulton street, Portland, Me.
jsu3o dim
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-09

ST. JOHN SMITH, President
WILLIAM EDWARD GOULD. Cashier.
fcbl edlw law2m
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BOwdOial College.
EDICAL DEPAR MEN

GUNHE 44h Annual Course Of L, ctures in the Me- ID.
Il ICAL SChOOL OF MAINE at Bowdoin
college, will commence February 26th and CO. tin
ue sixteen ". els Circulars containing full infor-
nation can be had on application to the Secretary
at Wiffidmstotca, Mass
r. CaADBoURNE, NJ. ID Secretary.
Brunswick Feb l, 1864 e. bS IL
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Dissolution.

NHE copartnershp heretofore existing between
l. the 81 bscribers - this dav dissolved BY mutual
consent. c. HANSON Is authorized to settle the
affairs of the late firm. V. C. HANSON,
ELIJAH VARNEY.
Portland, Feb. 8, 1854.
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TO THE AFFLICTEDl
DIR. w. N. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician.
No. m Clapp's Block.

NO. II Clapp's BLOCK,
CORNER OFCONGRRSs AND xLM srRBHrS
MOULD respectfully announce to the eisiusns Of
w Portland and vicinity. that he has permanent
that Q have been In town We have cured some Of
the worst forms Of disease In persons Who have ried
other iorms Of treatment in vain. and curins pa
TENTS IN 50 short time that the qaesiion Il effen
asked do they stay cured, To or this question
will say that all that do not tsy Gu ed We viii
doctor the second time tor nothing.
Dr. d. mas Dsvn practicsi Elscirlcian for twenty.
one years. and 10 also regular graduated physician
Es sSs .r perfectly .a.p,sd 70 sh.s.ie 49,
In the head. neck extremites; consumption, uken
IN the acute stages or where the lunss arc not lly
diseases, white swellings spinal diseases curvasurs
OF the spine, contracted Muscles. distorted lmhs,
palsy or paralysis, st. vias Dance. DEAFNESS stam-
sion esns,pson sSd v sss soapsss
every case that can be presented; asthma bfonchi-
-. s,icturs~ Of the chest and III forns Of Ssnals
ny 11eCtx.1c1ty
The Rheumatic. the goury. tho lame and the lasy
M 81 the s' hssted braun ns soosd .nd - %
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth dsfornities re-
moved fsintness converted to vigor, weskses =
the paisied TO move upright; the blsnishes Of
youth are obiterated; the occsdesfs Of nnfusa Hfs
p1svsassd the ssl.niss q os Ass aSvas. AZ
AIDES
who have cold hands and fess; veal stonachs
lame sna weak backs; nervous and sick headaehss
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indigss-
ton and constipation Of the boveis pain In o. ode
and back; lescosrhoa. Tor vhitssl; fhiling Of tie
womb with internal eancsrs; tumon, polypus, and
All that long train disssses will ind In Eeotre.
tty sure means Of cure. For painful nenseFuacon,
too profuse menstruation. and al Of those long line
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity seEtain
specific and win. IN short time restore the sa1srss
TO the vigor Of health.
a. W Aage - stscsro- CAe.sesi ArSsrssue Zee
extracting Mineral Poison fsm the sys1en, snoh e
Mercury, Anthony. Arsenic, 10. Hundreds who
troubled with still joints weak backs, and vnr-
other dfhculties. the direct cause Of whioh, b
nine out OF ten b the seet Of poisoness drug1,
can be restored 70 tlral 9Th ard veoF b. ks
Of from I've to eight Baths. - -
Once hours from osloeh a. \. - p.n.sN
Q; and to p ~. lf 49,
Consultstion Free MIA eo1t
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-09

Wusnc AcseBbopm Jun p8uys
FTvuE stockholders OF the Maine Telegraph Con-
IL pany are hereby notified to meet at The once Of
TUESDAY,. tho sixteenth il6thi day Of February
next ct tt0) O'CLOCK in the forenoon 10 Get upon
Offer of the American TELEGRAPH Company 10
purchase the stock of the Maine Telegraph Com
pany, under the provisions Of their lease said
AM riean Telegraph Company; and
To act upon snv and all questions growing out OF
-thaproyisions of said lease. o.
BY order Of the Directors.
Portland, Dan y, ~. ~ -
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OFFICE OF THE
Washington Marine lnS. Co..
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 40 Pine Street.

NO. 10 Pine SIreef.
Ngw YORK, January 18th 1864
STATEMENf OF the Company's Affairs Tor the
- Fourth fiscal Year ending Decems er 3lst Ices:
Amount of Premiums outstanding 3lst
December. 1862, S5s, 4S5 II
Amount OF Ma and Inland premiums
written from jan let to Dec 3lst, 1868 $50 1879 9s
s4ss 6S5 10
Amount marked of as earned
during the ear, S335. sIs 20
Less Return Premiums, 2isO. 90
- 1910 slS 81
Add interest received and due, 5,l2o 80
ssls,oss "a
Losses paid and ascertained, sl1I,55l So
ke-insurances, Expcn see lax
es, aud Comm sious pad. $3.50 SO
Less Interest DIVIDE nd Off per
cent TO stockholders and
per centto scripholdsrs paid 10 246 90
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-09
IN S u r A N G. E.
statement Of the Condition
or THE
Metropolitan Insurance Co.


CITY OF Nsw YORK, JANUARY lst, 1854
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actually
paid up in cash is sao0 400 10
1864, 2,2 541 s5
Total amount of Capital and Surplus, s542.541 IS
ASSETS.
Amount of ash in
Bank North
Amount of Cash in
Metropolitan Bank I51427O
Amount in Ufiice las 90 S43 ao
Amount in hands of A gents
and san Francisco Bankers
andin course oftransmission 81 10000
Amount of U. s. Treasury
Notes, $40 market value, LOG, 625OO
Amount of N Y. City stock
Volunteer Fund. $4,000
anh Mortgages, being first
lien of record on Unincum-
bered Real Estate, I95T50OO
Amount Loans on U. s.
Stocks and Bonds. payable
Amount of other Mscellane-
tens, 10 O3O %
Amount due for Fire Premiums
on Policies issued at Office 10,4eS0T
Amount due for Marine IRE
Inums on Policies issued at
Office O qsl d
Amount of Bills receivable for
Premiums on Mariue Risks, 1856 35
Interest uue and accrued, but
not vt payab e 1892 s54264l IS
-
Total amount of Losses Claims and LA
biitIes, $50 900 90
JEREMIAH DOW, Ageu,.
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The Company had on the 3lst December 1893
the following Assets;
United states Government Stocks ard
loaus on ocks. ponds and real estate, 500 2o2 81
Cash on hand aud ia bank. 81 500 81
Bills Receivable and NEGLECTED Premi-
ums aad ciaims due Company, 33i, s24 As
e,-e 10
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-09

FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 10, 1854.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
Gsn. A, j. Smith and tn Gown Clock.

The confirmation of Gen. A. j. smith as Maior
General OF Volunteers, reminds OF rtle incden in
connection with the Vlcksourg campaign 4enera'
smith Commanded division ct McOiernand's (l3 n)
corps. His ne directly 10 tie of the ceutr
of the beslcged city, ard the courthouse in full
Of his h. adquarttrs An artillery officer entered
the Gentrals morning atte1 a s.vere cannona
dig all Long cur lines, 10 quest permssi go
the Yaz0o river, where feeG Of STEAMBOATS, wee IT,
ing
"What time is it ?? asked the General, who had not
yet lett his cot.
at is ten minutes to seven," said the arteryman.
"How do you know IT'S that late ?" i CURED the
General, little vexed at the dea of havog SUM oered
SO long.
II can see by the town Clock" replied the artillery
roan referring to the cicek OF The Vcksburg Courthouse
which may remark just here, furnished the time of
day for both armies for than six weeks.
Town bell and damnation, exclaimed the General,
jumping out Of oed. Have you shooting all the
morn.ug without hitting that old clock ?"
eyes sir; We Couldn't hit it. Tried our best, bui
couldn't mH Ike the shoi"
AN rigbt then. Men who can't hit such good
mark as that can't get any leave of ab3enc5 from
Yoa Can't go to the river 70 day"
Thousands OF shots aimed ct the clock to my
knowledge. 1t the target for at least twenty bat
eries every day, but struck. anu is keeping
good time to thi: day, believ1.-Yanksep upsr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

Ii there be any reward attached to the discovery o
perpetual motion, we mean to have tiff there be any
nOn0r, we to Claim it on behalf of dog of our
acquaintance, who, to use quaint phrase is wide
awake aud full OF Fl as" He is never known to s,eep
il be does sleep, walks and scratches in his sleep
D~y and night The same to him. He is algays
lighting the battle of life " with his backoiters the
heas. Aod Jet be is lily and is something of q wag
or his tail is. He Sometimes forgets himself as We
noticed lately. He gave regular battle at the top Ct
long pair OF stairs aud in wheeling by the lett auk
be lost his balance and tumbed down cholcp, to tie
bottom, an astoaished dog. He had no time for use
regrets-the Phiistinss upon him. and he re-
sumed the attack literally "tooth and toenai" His
Spot" and friend suggests that he is the in.
dIvidual Spot alluded to BY Lady Macbeth, when she
exclains out, id Spot" Spot has too many init.
mate friends They bore him. Neither pennyroy al
nor any OTHER drug medicine him to tlas sweet
Sleep" &c. He LAS badge, but the feas don't re-
spect that. When the dogs institute federalye re-
puollc he will be eatited to admission as State We
certain that he has tie necessary population Ii
were in his skin would 60 mad immediately
He has perfect right to be as mad as he pleases.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
LIST OF CASUALTIES

In the 9th N G. T. Cooks Brigade Heths Division, Army
Northern Virginia, Lieut. Col Whitfield, from June
LIST to June II b. 1874.
Field and Staf-Kiled-No
Wouuded-Lt Col Whitfield, in head, severe.
Co. A, Lieut. G Ernul commanding.
Killed-Privats VIM Faitcloth.
Wounded-Corp Dees in leg, severe Corpl Piver, in
head mortsly; Prvates Grce in thigh, dangerously
w Davis, in head, severe.
90. B, Capt A Sloan, commanding.
KiDed-Lieut Campbell and Private VIM Hunt.
WouHded-lst Sergt Wn Paisley. In breast; Privates
Burnsdes, head; Cobb thigh; R Hampton, in thigh
and arm; Coletrain in heel.
Co. e, Capt Wooten, commanding.
Killed-Sergt Bell
Wounded-H Holmes, in head, MORALLY; Sgt Wooten,
finger, slight Corpl Outlaw, in severe; Braxton,
In severe Rsdford in severe Jordan Potter,
In arm, severe.
Co. D, Capt Herring, commanding.
Kied-None.
Wouuded-Drewry Potter, in foot. slight.
Co e, Capt Joynsr, commanding.
Kied-Privates Buck and L8thing houss.
Wounded-Jos Brewer, in head, severe.
90. F. Ca ut skinner. commanding.
KiIed-PTivate Geo small
Wounded-N Hstley, arm broke.
90. G, Lieu. Tnos 6 strsyhorp, commanding.
KIlsd-A Norwood.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
Az English Park

The Eoglish park is one of those things peculiarly
English, which are to be seen nowhere else on ear b
but in England at least venture to say, that there
is nothing all like it z three of the four quar-
tiers of this our globe; the wide, grassy slopes, the
groups of majestic trees the dim Rankings of forest
und broken with savannas, and crossed by many
path aud many walk, the occasional rlvuet or piece
of water the resting place. the acove, the ruin of the
old mansion, where fathers dwelt, now apsed into
the domain of Tine, but carefully guarded ON any
hands but bis with here and there some slope Of the
ground or some CT the path bringing sudden
II upon bright and unexpected prospect of distant
landscape lar beyond" all nature, and all art."-
There is nothing like it on the earth, and few things
are half so beautiful for it is tranquil without being
dull, and calm without being cherries but OF all
times when would enjoy the stiffness and the
y at its highest pitch GO forth into fine old park by
Writer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

Wounded-w Clark. ia arm, severe; N q Rum, in
neck, severe stIayharn, in shoulder severe; Jos
Hughes in sbdomen, severe Hedgpeth in abb and
arm, severe; Thos smDs in side, dan yerously.
Co. q, Capt J Hauker, commanding.
Killed. Mathews.
Wouaded-6ergts Moore in shoulder, severe; Elem.
ing, h gh hroken Private Cherry in lung severe.
80 I, Capt-W Larkins, commanding.
Kill d-None.
woupded-Lieut K Jones in thigh severe; Private g
Ward LETT arm
60 z, Lieu Parks, commar ding.
killed-Nune
Wounded-Corpl Edmundson, il foot, slight Privates
Taylor. leg ampulatsd G7rey, in breast severe G
Alien. ley, slight Cop Mus son, in haad lanes Combs
verey.
RECAPITULATION.
Officers. Enlisted Men
Killed ...............l 8
Wounded, .............2 &c
W. A. KNIGHT,
ADJ 9Th n. c. Troops.
Fa5 etteyile Observer please c py.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

THERE is in reality no news from JoHssToN's army
in front of Marietta Ca Our lines, within the last
fea days. have been slightly drawn back in parts
as to render exposed positions secure but with
this exception, there is change in the situation "
OF the opposing armies. It would appear, from &C
counts vsrously received, that SHERMAN has been
ctivng heavy reinforcements though from what quar-
ter we Rave not been able TO ascertain. 1t would also
appear that besides reinfocemens SHERMAN has been
getting together munitions of war and commissary
preparatory to decided advance and that such
advance may be looked for at very early day. What
JoHNsrok's plans are totally unable to say We
may fairly premise however that he will not
the Initiative. We think that circumstances render
apparent that be acts upon plan concerted with the
authorities controlling the campaign in Virginia, and
that his movements, 50 far they depend upon them
Selves 60 along with, rather follow those Of LEES
army.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
A Word for Mr.. NE mmInEer.

We take the following from the Richmond Enquirer
of Monday. We have no doubt here is good deal OF
truth in it. The amount of praise or blame really at
taching to Mr. MENM1kaEE il necessarily small as lie
could do no than carry out the legislation of
Congress- for which he hardly be held responsible,
if responsible at all, only in a very slight degree,
since Congress seldom never acted upon bis recon-
nedatons -
Whatever ideas this may have developed in mil
tay SCIENCE history of paper money has not been in
thc least altered by The experience of the
results have been demonstrated By the onederacy
that attended Revolutionary fathe- the same
extent yet great degree, time and
are considered Confederate notes. continental Currency
French assiguas have oil the history,
by the general causes and whene YER al
these causes operate they will produce the
effects.
he resignation of Mr.. Memminger, Secretary of the
Treasury win in the least nudity improve these
suits. As he did not produce Ihsm, his resignation
brig to the public vice untiring exer.ion
zeal and deVotIon or greater ability in tie of the
eabs provided him by the Congress. The substantial
"esh OF The country has not been impaired bu the
rency exhausted by any action OF the Treasury De-
psrent but tie Illicit gains extorton and
immoral speculation melted away it to be eced
that unmereo censure and 1Ddsserved obi would be
leveled at the ostenBlble cause of all the loss
Tue Congress made the notes. the Congress- increase
the notes. and the failed provide for their
ducton redemption Wi hout taxation to return the
the treasury and without other To
port and maintain the war, it impoasibe for he
of notes not to hcreaae and Just as equally inn
Of prices. thB the work the Conorsss And
of memminger and Whatever mar be eSld of the
endatons OF the secretary they never re-
ded or sdop by The Congress- he should not De held
accountable tor tbs Results OF legislation that did moi
recommend, and which he Was Obliged to execute A
people disappointed In as expectations are pos likely to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
Supreme Court.
Oainions delivered az foj,oYs:

Opinions delivered as follows:
BIZ PEARSON, Q. j. In State Norton, from Rich
mond judgment reversed and venire de novo. In
State Denis, from Rockingham judgment reversed
and venire &c novo. Ia Watson Bledsoe, judgement
affirmed.
By BATTLE, J. In Blake Page, from Wake; Or
der reversed. In State Morgan, from Brunswick !;
no error. In Burgwyn Lockhart from Northamp-
toe ; order reversed and cause remanded.
By MANLY, J. 10 State v Mcdaniel, from Mont
gcmery; no eror. In Stae johnson, from New
Hanover no error. In State Har1ood, from John
SOD; no error.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
a Peace Lstter.

The birth day of Thos. Jefferson was celebrated in
New York by the AntiAbollrion of the State Rights
Association, at which toasts of peace and recognition
were drank, and speeches made by Governor oey-
mour, of Connecticut, and others. Among the letters
read was one from Hon. VIM. B. Reed, of PennsyIva-
MA, which expresses in the following paragraph the
spirit of the celebration. He says:
In all that you say about the wicked war I entirely
concur 1t ought at once to stop, and if recognition
for the purpose OF negotiation, ultimate recog
milton of Southern independence, be necessary to a.
rest bloodshed then there should be recognion Two
said co. The dreary chapter of blood which has since
been written has not weakened my faith. 1 cling to
it resolutely and am proud of the oboq1y which, in
certain quarters such faith attracts. IT peace does
not come we may have anarchy, as We now have
oppressive despotism.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

WE have been recently shown letter from brave
North Carolina boy-literay boy in years, vino has,
however, been serving in Texas regiment, and has
gone through most of the battles Of the late campaign
in louisiana and Arkansas. 1t confirms most of the
details We have received from that section including
the punishment inflicted upon BANKS and STEELE, but
not the capture of either of these commanders We
glad to learn from this letter that the prospects for
crops o all kinds in the Trans Mississippi country are
remarkably fne--never better, and the spirit CT
the people is high, hopeful and Incorporating.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

The LAST DEV1L1sH INTENTIONAL correspondent
saws II will describe Minnie ball which the
Yankees are using against US, and which had exhib-
tied to me on yesterday evening. 1t is made of two
separate bores, one of which is hollow shell and the
other kind of cap from which issues a short leaden
screw. On the screw placed loose fitting piece of
tin, wider than the ball ITSELF and very sharp This is
then ted in the hollow she'll The object OF this ap
pears to be- that where artery may yield to ball it
But if the ball should enter man without taking off
the CAP the chances are that when it s being extrac
ted the tin will remain in the wound and by CONSTANT
ly irritating the wound eventually poison the flesh and
render the sufferer ncurabe such is the last devilish
invention Of tho Yankees.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

We learn by the train which In at 81 O'clock last
evening the w. W. R. r., that it currently re-.
ported and believed at Godsboro that Tuesday night
last raidirg party of Yankees numbering about
sso hundred surprised the camp and captured a.
company of the 9th N. q. Cavalry, who stationed
abont five miles below Kinson. We also learu that Col
Folk among tho captured his horse having
camp without MIN We give the above report 1t reach
ed Us, without youching Tor 10 corrsctneas-
Ddlu Journal, 24th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
For the Innrral
No. 4 HOSPITAL, VrMIsGr N, NC.)
June 24tn. 1894 7

No. HCsPITALI WNMNGr ~ c.
,zoou ,,. June 24,n, 1864 {
me the pleasure to acknowled through your va IA
ne clu mas the recep ion Of fifty ($5O) dollars. nd
ana Vey much needed donation, 4dy and
1iers Friend " NV WA ~ 'o'
It would Perhaps be of little value to the Kind
Of mercy for me to MORE tor am we'll are thai ali
could say would be only repeat what las beeo sad
and he Is well known to the readers of the Journal
type and paper will allow.
Aud in giving space for the above, please allow NE
little m re-, that may let the loved home know
although deprived Of their vsi and Kind atten ion am
not left entire alone for the Kind hard OF @rs. achs
me last SIX weeks, has never tired IN fu n ng with
vof,ous Kinds of Vourisbmens while 9th per oro
heir good deeds openly. She has, God bless Le pr
formed hers in secret therefore behooves "souud
uoon the house top May her good DO ever cher
shed in the memory of those that know est and
some kind window in Heaven be opened, and bie. g.
such those bic spirits deserves, be overed upol
them as The early dew upon the Summers grass and upon
all who follow their example.