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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
mot EGl 4 DAE, HUT FOR
AE.91 TIMED

Sir Thomas Browne was great
mcta?hysic;an, aud, Ike all that tribe
of theorists, he made great mistakes.
One Of lis sen.entons assertions was,
,ha, there was no general REMEDY for
f,r disease except death. The remark
Is terse aud cpigrama,ic, but untrue.
PEorEssoR HoLLowaY, tho distinguish.
ed medical botaBist, whose Pills and
Ointment are everywhere transceedins
all human expectation, by tic most as.
tonishing cures Of every bodily ailnent,
ara nc. only general, but universal rem
edaes. The whole country resounds
with the fame Of these remedies and
their famous inventor. States and en-
pires may flourish and fade, dynasties
reign and be forgotten, but so long as
the tide of time rolls on, the name Of
Holloway will be borne with it from
generation to generation. BY BIS Ia
bors for the amelinra,ion OF human suf.
fering, be has earned Immortality. His
fame has more enduring monument
than the page Of history it will live in
the hearts Of grateful nations, so long
40 disease and pain exist. Compare
the results Of bis grest discoveries
with tho benefits conferred upon man.
kind by Cooper. an Aberncthy, or
Brodie. These were the idols Of cir.
cumscribed constituencies, but be 10
the ,corhps physician. Those only who
could afford Inuniticent fee could OBJ.
tain their advice, while the cheapness
ofhis never failing remedies places them
within the reach of the poor OF every
land. A hundred patients would be
considered very large number for the
most eminent Of our regular physicians
Holloway can count his by millions, and
the cures wrough. by his remedies are
in the same proportion" Evening
Jouv.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
FROM " ashinxaOn.
New York, April 1.

NCW = YIN, 0P'h r.
a Washington spec:a! says General
". +. Smith will command the troops
in General Buffers department, ard
personally conduct IL military opera
tons.
Gcncra! Meade, In & written etase-
ment TO the War committee, asserts
that he never issued IN order t. retreat
from Getty sbur. on the I'd " jay. It
seems to have been written by Gen.
Pu.serlie!d without urG-rs.
Now York. April 3.
The Commercials special, Washing.
ION %, sa,s General Grant is ezpec.
ted NJ Washington 80 night.
"Admiral Dahlgren intends soon 70.
Stunning lis duties III Charleston Harbor,
gisin. up all hopes Of rccovO e HE
sons body"
The "pos;'." Dispatch, Washington
d, says: "Army movements arc i'm
probable for fortnight, owing 10 the
present incl.,nen, weather"
The .Commcrcial's" epecia' enye:
'Tke House committee will .et,uinm. nd
tho immediate passage Of the Senate
bill for coinage OF ceuls ard halt cents"
The Washington correspondent Of the
"Commcrcial states that the Govern
ment intends 70 call ont ali The ORGANIC
cd militia Of the States for sixty days to
occupy certain fortified points, aud that
the District OF Columbia militia will be
called ont to occupy The forts around
Washington, 90 that veterans can be
pu. into the field.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
Camp If IS.h Iowa WI Inf.rtr.

CE.nc NJ olH Iowa W. l0I3nt!f
Euu;ey.lsa. Ala. Mare 5h. 1854.
Ats mea,i1y Of lie members It 20
'G' 10th Infantry Reg, iowa Wells.
t4ia y. their aarp Ut iiaatsyi.,s, Ala.
March 5,i'. 1861. sha following resalu
<,cgs were adopted, viz:
H.Ryaas. We the mcmber. Of CO G.
;,.sve h-ap he recipients Of s..icles OF
luxury sra bounty from our "patsiosic
sisters 81 Toledo, thus show. ns an ap
prseiAsion 81. onr h1nrls efforts az sal
i;ess engaged IN Ire COED so,h cs &c.
tennyng the existence 81 q soyasE,aeG,
t,onicd by our fathers, slicis!ore:
EcsoIcse3--Tha, our sincere .hankr
ave 1aost cordially extended 10 ,h+
"Young Ladies' Patriotic Society" OF
Toledo, for their good wishes and kind
remembrance Ct us. wai!e 40 fsr awxy
feon their pleasant smiles ar, happy
homes assuring them that ve appreci
ste their kindness. and tina! in The future
A 10 the pass, we will en.leayor to de
sysc the psteraal regard which they
have accorded us.
Rssolsos.--Thst q copy of tie pre-
oeeeiugs Of thu company hereto. be fer
wudsd ~ the county paper, for publ
ca.iou.
BY order Of Com.
James Fl. Lpriuer.
lst, Se.st.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

Oar annual muulcipai elect on took
place to day. Al passed off quietly.
The entire Republican city ticket was
elected, Il. Lowrey haviug ahont ,ooe
majority for mayor and the Other city
officers from 500 10 500 majority
There were large gains over last year.
The six Republican nominees for at
dcrmen arc elected. THE six Alder.
men holding over are Republicans. IL
the 5,E ward combination OF the OPP
position defeated &. s. Dow, Rep
nominee, by 1--WE majority. The sue
cessful candidate was formerly Re-
publican, bn, it is no, known what h,
il now. In the 9th ward . simlll'icom
binaliun caused q tic.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TUE HISTORY
or
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT.

TERS.
The most remarkable medicine Of the
day, and the many cures, that have
been performed with il in cases Of Liv.
er Complaint, Dyspepsia. Nervous De.
biIity, and other diseases arising from
disordered stomach or liver, places it
at once among the most astonishing
discoveries that has taken place in tho
medical world. Tho diseases to which
bitters are applicable are 50 universal
that there are but few Of orr friends Who
may not test their virtues in their own
families OF circle Of acquaintance and
prove to their own satisfaction that
there is 81 least ore remedy among tho
many advertised medicines, deserving
the public commenlstion.
For sale by Druggists and dealers
everywhere.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
A Srtrca IN TIME SAVES NlHE.-- In

A Srlrca IN T,Mu SAVES Nine In
bay,eu a SEWN. Machine use il Is too
often the uaelic. ofyurchasers To de-
ceiye themselves with the idea thai IN
q family ;hcy need machine for light
,rcyk ou!v now coed n,achirc seiH
las, rcafS, and there are very many oc
caSious. "a, h twelve month, when a
machine doing coarse, heavy work, Is
exceedingly desirable in household
i, the machine capable Of hgM cork
only, has been bought, and tho heavy
work is pu; upon il, the machine gives
onr, trouble follows trouble, d The sew.
lar machine gets disrepu,e in the house
aud neishborhood. Where is the fault
On. in tie fact that strong and dIra'
lie enons h machine was not bought ?
The price in it's purchase he'd moro than
is proper influence the durability oi
the machine was too little thought
al. AID ;hen should occasion or cou
ve;;ience require the sale Of ,aemachine
the cue for general work vii commant
ITO rcaliesl sale. The Weed Sewing
Machines sre adapted TO AL kinds 0
work, an, arc really the has, il market
| They moR's he stitch alite on Lo,l
silcs. ~. \. I;ues.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

Three importan, amendments 70 the
Constitution Of Pennsylvania have now
passed two successive Legislatures, and
vii. be submitted TO ;l.a people ut q
special election, anring tbs ensuing
summer, for ratification. These amend
menis provide
First. Tia, soldiers ia the service
Otherwise quaIiaei) BE- allowed 10
vote, under p. npcr regulations, whsr'
ever stationed
Second. Ths, lie Legislature shall
not pass upon matters over which the
Conrts have jurisdiction.
Third. That 10 bill before the Legis
lature shall embrace more han one sub
jecr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

llrscssi0n kaa uice li;sle sum 81
money "a pay FIR q sEaI| city:
Tire .1sxraal says: The case Of s'yer
& S,rrksn vs.. THO city # hoscn,ine,
.sss decided by the Sarss:na .onrt Of
The un,ses, Hs..es few days since in
;avor &. 1;:o plaintiffs. Tie csse hsa
haen IN litigation for number Of years.
and carried through n:l the con-;s, in
u! IS s.hscs the decisions have hereto.
fore been ii favor Of tie city, an.il the
tiosl sppeal, when The city was decided
'lstle in sae FUN, Of $4,000, With. We
aayposo, compound interest Tor seven
years, az the rate cf ten pei gent. per
sInum, alnouDtin. IN all TO over two
hnpnred Thousand dolsars
BURGLARY. = On last Wednesday
night the Dry Goods store Of Fl. K.
Sop.r, q, the lower end OF The town,
was broken into and some two hundred
'lo!lsrs' worth Of ebirtinga, cloths 70,
pnn.s, go, were stolen. The burglars
effected III entrance through the back
door By cutting on. . panel large
enough for a small man to enter, after
which the door was opened apparently
from the inside. - Anans0sa Eureka
april 1st.
TIE Secretary If State Of N. Y
Transmitted the nfic;al canvass Of the
election IN the 9Th 20 amend the Con.
hill alian rtlatise.o III ~oi,lora' cleo
. s,...e'I.os. T'r:r vh A. number OF
.nt.. cas, was sqT;.35. For the
amendae,i, 258,795 ; against The
aneoamen., 4a.spa. Msio'i'H 2lo,
3Gs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
Tae Agricultural College.

We Gre Indebted SO asr members y!
the Legislature, for copy Ct The rcror.
10 the General Assembly OF the oacre~
'ary ut III" Ioxa State Agricultural Col!
le.e. We condenss from !. tho fellow.
inR
Receipts dHring tbs pas. year inolut.
inis .ne sDona< uu hand Jaeasry iga3.
- Efads, Mites and Count, c-dera
s.I9ti,a7. Expended during 10 pact
Y"s' 90 22-s %. The Secretary says TIE
Inss..nr,nt: has e3n .E5S5e. aseetss, one
',a'. 4: which might probably be realized
within che nsSt Q r.nas:s
II 1853 the Legislature passed I'D
.ct arptapsissmg $4,000 far tire pur-
at1asc Il i.fm On a,hx.l 10 locate. 81
Agricultural Collage. Tive tsr,D hse'-
ever. wa4 s.-engsi, ~, believe. without
elpend,ag any ct tia, ,apuey, ard il
vi,. undoubtedly he used i, i.-pv viny;,
H. lisa Story c. pave tae Iasli.n;iou
- i,nnf- iof sse,o09 drawing Per
goat t3s4.a.t. Five seGti.lsae If iao3
granted 70 .l..n State for Capital par-
poses, ms s.,pe:es. 10 Jasper County,
have hv.,t, ,.,..s-i CvEc ra ,i.ia instlsa
,.ui4a. T.ese ne v,,u.d 3. sil COG.
Tie ciilgsaa IL En.E.@ acfi sts.ry comfy
,s.s. dpnas ID - lis ,s.s.srasts:i x1.0oo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

The Vermont Union State Com.
mi',oe haze memorialiScd the National
Committee to postpone tbs tirns ofhold.
ingstha Baltimore National Conven.
ton.
ENoouRaa!Ea INcnsAeE lii 1900
there were but tLrce Baptiet churches
in Philadelphia, with 275 members ; in
1882, there wero II ohuoiaes, with q.
e53 members asd IN 1888 VIC fId 81
churches. with nearly $4,000 members.
The Baptist were, in 1900, one to two
hundred and FIFTY OF the population +;
they are now about Que to 6fty-six Of
the population.
The Boston branch Of the Sanitary
Commission is doing noble work.
Since las, April ten thousand two hun.
dred and sixteen soldiers have had
| their wants supplied. Twenty ,hpus-
| md volunteers are indebted to the in.
sti,ution for collecting their back Pay.
Eigh,y-niue sick men, IN angle dag
| have been cared for.
A secluded quiet place Is The little
village Of Monroe il Massachusetts,. I.
has only two hundred inhabitants and
but one mail week, and is destitute
Of 4 lawyer, doctor, shoemaker, black
smith, tailor, barber, store or tavern.
! Des MONS, April l.
A run,or has reached here OF trouble
between some soldiers ot the Ath Iowa
and citizens in Madison county.
There arc no particulars.
| A soldier. member Of the 18th
Iowa was shot at III the street IN this
city last night, number Of times, none
of the balls tak;n. effect.
\ gentleman Just from Sioux City in.
forms me that the river was closed
with Joe at that poin: At the time he
left.
Our streets are G'!ed daily with EN-.
igrant trains, principally for Idaho.
A call for Democratic State Conyen.
ton. to meet at this place on the 18th
June, has been issued.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
Contribution.

-
The 9TH regiment has contributed
$4,000 to the Sanitary FAIR.
About sixty copperheal prisoner
from Coles county arrived at Spring
Geld on Saturday evening, under guard
Of soldiers.
Admiral Portey's feet has captured
4O, 900 bales Of cos.on on Red river
At last adyices be ticet was waiting toi
rise IN The river, ,osp.occed to its dos
tinatlon.
Larz Anderson, Of Cincinnati, cen,
to the East Tennessee refugee fosnd a
bequest Olive hundred dollars from
tee late Nicholoa Longworth, and adds
thereto a gift Of two hornlred aud fifty
dollars OF his OVID account.
The New Brunswick papers are
loudly lameniing the increasing emf.
grafton OF young men from that prov.
,ncc 10 the United States.
Queen Victoria, Il appears, has liz
erary tastes. In 1884, when she vas
but sixteen years old, small volomo Of
her poems was published in pamphlet
form, for distribution exclusively in the
royal family circle. G1sry Gazette
now announces that Queen Victoria is
engaged in writing the Memoirs Of her
Life and Times and that this work &C.
counts for her prolonged aeclu,ion since
Prince Albert's death.
The Chaplain Of tho United States
Senate, few mornings ago. prayed in
the following words ITO The Senate of
the United States and to orr rulers,
give brains, BRAINS, BRAINS, Q Lord
God :"
The largest invoice ever taken from
the Custom House in N. Y. on the oath
inst. 1t consisted Of pepper brought
TO that por, by the ship Thc.is, for
George A. Gardner. The customs
which wero part paid in coin, amounted
70 sl26,os4.ei.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
i;itE s)Ag AtAl[. I, 'zaA

1884,. ROT hs z L5TGn1s, are oag
A. .tcflss, AGENTS "a Lac CIR q ,'niraco
va, ~ r,ncuie Advertisements sat spD-
s.nIt'oxe.
u.s." Nessrs Eorncs A. Shau, \ Co, 81 Park
Row. l.: sastsu e., Enw Eors, ere cUs
s1tao,isci agents 10 Few York si'v ~ ;,u-
care suhasr,ri.ons su3 od-ertisea.cats.
"a. Hcs-..h. y: p2T7 Nf;fF. & Go 10 4
.ik Fas Ma EtFx = u Sta!e>.;t N5a,ris
y orr agents for inG !g-:g ?'r,1sr-t}, Ia
Rs g cities anG arc authorized % .aAe @tiv.'
'isciaeats snd 81 bocr;ltions fer &c Q. cur
ts,.sst Ra.es.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
A day or two before the adjeurnmcn

A day or two before The Adjournment
Of The Maryland Lsgisla ure, a prop
osition was inirojncea:lo.tax bachelors
above twen,y. Eve yca,s Of age not less
than 60 head per amman, because the
war is destructive q. the male popula.
ton, while the number OF females is
greatly il. cxues. Of ,ha, of,he oppo.
site sex, AMI it is the duty Of every
lover 0! bis country 10 promote BY
every means the elements that cons,i
tute her strength I; said tax to be ap
piled to TIC support and education OF
the children OF Maryland soldiers sls''
in battle The proposition was amend
ed BY doubling the tax upon bachelors
over forty five years =! age.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

Remaining in che Post Oaice st Tc!a
do, Iowa. April Is, 1884.
Bailey, William
Cune, hrs. Marih
Clark, Meil'ia
Grsoraf:, John
Dewey, ". 4.
Dean. Edward
Dibb, hiss. Bell
E'.sh BROS. C CO., 1ass,F.
Furry, David
Graves, b II.
Hanna, Miss. Mary
Hapnef Mrs. Amanda
Hepnsr, Lennon
Kay, K.U
Ke,chum + Barker. hessrs.
Kram William
Murrin, Owen
Main, Misa. Kilt
Morey, Jno.
Norton & Beam, Messre.
Smith, N.
Smith, Mrs. Shady
Ssyler, Jacob.
Stone, J.
Snodgrass, Mrs. Lusinda
White, Mrs. Tilla
Wilgors, James
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say "advertiaed'.
Z. "A. GRAHAM. Pm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
New AdvertlaInentv.
AGENTS WANTED.

10 sell by SUBSCRIPTION an excellent, tllas'
tratel and low-pricd history Of the Rebellion.
II Il both EnQlsh and Ger man "A lso several
other beautifully illustrated Interest.
lag and valuable family works, Also for
Pedlers ana Agents great variety Of Pho.
turcs, B,ttle Scenes, Portrtraits Of eminent
Generals and Civilians, Gems for the Album;
SO, together with a largo assortment Of Sta
tionery Packages. These goods sell welt.
For Circulars with terms, Addres
HENRY HOWE,
1 III Main strcct, Ciucinnasi.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

The contrrb!ions from Paris Tor the
approaching New York Sanitary fair
amour. TO IS 900 francs; those Rome
TO so. 600 francs. The total amount OF
European contributions for the SAM.
tarv Commission toots up thus far $780,
600 ii ancs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

There is more nutrition in one pound
Of cheese than in Two pounds Of flesh.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
From q report communicated by III,

From report communicated by The
Commissioner 81 Patents TO Congress.
it appears more business has been
transacted ,han during any year il the
history Of The Government, excepting
1859 and 1860; Cola applicants baye
been received; 4.l7o patents have
been granted; .a7 caveats bsve been
filed 40 applications made for exlon-
sons have been granted. O. ,Ac issues
48 were to English inventors, 81 to
French, ard q 20 persons Ct Other IA.
tinns. The funds on hard January,
1919 wee Sc ie5: tn nmnnnt re-
siv.si az. I sle5 G,ie; *
xaf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-08
lt,on lh- n v. Independent !
THE SWORD OF CHRfaT


81 no TO send peA,s. bat Nv ird. ."-MAlr 4, Sc
WHnSoG these smooth words that Dill Thy falter.
ing lips,
0 seniiuel among the aecs-church Of Jesus
Christ.
Whence ari thou garlanded with thse.lsates B I
To day, ns IT tho nucient " lrtare slept
Awhile 10 truce, aud right and wrong were
friendsY
How is it that the world speaks we'll Of thee
hls oYergrown thee, crowds Thy holy counts,
STILES thy censers with Its miry fumes,
Tricks out thy Canliole aAd Ltani1s,
Ie Deum and TEE Sanetus with stage lirs,
while niuniing ease, aud lust, and greed Of gain
Drive out Gods poor iiNa lepers iIom Thy doofsf
hhyhap The world under thy husbanjry
Hatb rlfenei up to thee, or else, alas
lhy early light'hath dimmed, Thy altar ires
Fallsn IN grave gluom.
Hungry souls ask bread
OF ihee und break their teeth on stoLes the blind
Cry for the light, until tneir wirliug lls
lhe world Hath dOd's bread wasledR hath the
sdaof hls great love goue ouli Betiak thee nov
Of what the Christ Ia ,afiy dospel gave
sword lu smite with dil tho day vi Peace,
Aud thou the bearer of itl Not a toy Of state,
01od for professions only, but with double edge,
Shnfei " tie fires OF that great Love that flames
l.,to 10 the faithful. death u the unclrau;
Tempered with Spirit force aud keeuuess; swift
For spirit work, where lnau or angel SINS,
To ceave aud strike Rsunder to the quick
swift for The lower tTaJ, where sin crops out
In l7ing -cresps venom ia the veins
OF states.
The Word Christ gave thee is that Sword
Wtliit ill eSery eVil feels The edge
Al heart, Draw blood, ii thou wouli'st get ie-
mission.
For here tue good and evil strive ill blood,
Else were no mastery, aud strongest stroke
Fiads conquest llefesy OF lille anl thought
Draw on them both. Aud when thy work Is
done,
Aud thy pure living brings the skeptio hume,
Aud men shall feel Chi,ts " ,rd TO 10 thy sword.
Tue healing lou,h shall clear the blinded soul,
The sun shall mock the wasting slave no more,
AMI in the kingdom Of this noa-born earth
Snail reign the Chr,st, and give the sign at peace
GroEdE r. RIDER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-08
R,eta.llnk In Dsl.war..

We understand that His EIcelleuey GovernOr
Cannon has under consideration proposition to
appoint Recruiting Supervisory COMMITTEES Ia
each County. This Committee will receive from
persons willing to subscribe a sum (4ay $500
each) and will disbnrse the same through State
agents, who will recruit under the provisions Of
the new enrolment act in the insurrectionary
States. Tue recruits will be mustered as sub
situtes Of the contributors.
This seems to Us a much better plan than that
Of raising general subscription fund, (which
would Of course come out Of the pockets Of Union
men Only) and having the men credited to the
quota Of the State, thus benehtting disloyal as
we'll as loyal persons BY the plan now 10 eon-
temptation the States quota may not only be
flled but subscribers may relieve themselves
from future drafts by securing substitutes.
In view Of the new condition Of affairs, ooOa-
stoned by a repeal Of the oOmmutAtOn clause,
our State authorities are doing all in their pOWtI
10 raise men. 1t must be fecollscted that they
are obliged to work Wihodt ANY militia Law
Without funds aud without b9unties, thanks Il
our Copperhsad Legislature.
Why will not the people join in raising fuA
to be placed a, lbs disposal Of the State Admin
is'raiion or Of some representatives Of 1t, I
enable it 10 carry out with vigOr its measures 70
reeruihugi Now is the time for every man Z
obtain substitute aud thus relieve himself ap'
also keep up The numbers OF our srmy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-08
The Rebel Raid.

In reference to the rebel raid nenr Iarper's
Ferry, Bali more dispatches state that the force
does lot exceed 5000. and is concentrating
around liarpei's Ferry. SGirmishing, was going
on across the river. General Sgel f.as succeeded
IN saving all his wago u.s. and Is now un the
nights which command the Ferry. with large
force. lluuter's forces are rapiJiy moving from
the west IN Orler to nank thu febels. General
Wallace is cooperating With Shgel, and has the
rOad protected to Frederick. Harrisburg dis
patch mentions report thpt our cavalry were
forced out Of HagerstOwn On Wednesday. Our
troops are concentrating at Chambersbutg, and
the Governor is about to tali for more ilen. The
PepasylSanla Reserves Are 1ockiug to the rescue.
all is reported quiet on the Northern Central
kaltsa1. Another harrisburg dispatch on
Wednesday, states that the rebels, supposed tC
be Bradley Jobnsoai's brigade, entered Hagera-
town that afternoon, aud our fOrees, after q
gallant re's'abee, retired 10 Greencastle, with
which place ieleztaphic communication was still
open.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-08

REv JAMss S. DioKEpsoS. The Second
Baptist Church, Of this city. have by a
unanimous vote, granted two months leave
Of absence to their Pastor. Rev. james
s. Dickerson. This gentleman we'll Dc
serves this mark Of favor at ths hands Of ths
flock under his charge. lie has latsred long and
faithfully 10th 10 minisIering to the spirilSA a
welfare Of his congregation aud in the patriotic
duties devolving 90 him as good citizen. ~ 4
Christian minister be has done much towatd.
Strengthening the church Of which he is the Pas
tor, md as citizen his Efforts have ever been
directed towards the preservation Of our fre'
Republican institutions. We hone he may spenC
The time in pleasant manner. and return to BIZ
charge moeh improved and insigOraied, aud b,
prepared to deal more vigorous blows At the co
horts Of Satan. treason aud traitors.