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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31


HEADQUARTERS ArNY OF He poToMtc
JET. -. = he late movements of this army
nav: resulted in extending our iur a. far as
ti,atcher'S River, on the Duncan road, IN
advance Of aooat TREE miles beyond o.r
,urmyr position on the J. Il, aud in the dis
u.erv vi the exact position Of the enemy S
iines and the forts erected for their dcfrnsc.
well asa IN Die ca;ni!ct. knov.ed &C Of the
"a. r'yy between us and the South Side
Railroad
Il was not believed Tint the enemy had
any strong work. IN tnis direction, AMI that
~ takin. them hy surprise they ccnll lie
easily driven into tn. inner lines OF p ter>-
M &. but to the surprise Of ali, not only
we're the enemy found entrcnche,i on both
sides Of the Bosnton plank road, but TINT
they hid strong works . both sides Of the
u,, extending several miles.
The corps in the Charge on the plank road
lrove the rebels from their works on the
>o"tn side OF the run and across the bridge,
OF which they h ID possession until ordered
to withdraw.
On the advance Of the 18th c,rps they
novel on the sou h Si \" osthe run. the road
being very crooked in this vicinity. There
49,, e.p uvtwvrn It's .clt and the right of
the I'd corps.
The enemy took advantage of this, and
massing in the woods under cover. made
a most determined assault, on the right Of
the I'd division Of the 2d corps, evidently
with the intention Of capturing the entire
force
On the right theii charge Cor a short time
was q success. but our men rallied. charged
IN turn, and driving the rebels b. k. cut or
the greatest part Of Andcrson's brigade Of
Hill', corps.
The humber Of prison ers thus taken here
was about 400. Including many officers
meantime III. 9th corps had reached t. G
eneny's works in their front and become
whoiiy engaged.
ms los ..ere was not So heavy al in the
"a rps. Darkness, approaching. AMI IL
being deemed unsafe TO occupy s,exten,l..d
line, sit stsoIg works in front. and ex.
posed to Il nix attacks from cavalry. orders
we've ISSUED 10 withdraw about two miles.
watch was zone without loss.
Du''ns the engagement the enemy drove
'"r alen IRON two gnas, bat before they
Quiz ne removed our men charged aud re-
took them.
WV " siSe eItcsny cannot pc stated,
oot Is Thought to be about ~ heavy as our
own ~ Killed aud wo sndcd. while their loss
IN prisoners Is mach larger than ours.
We TOO. ahoat 5'Iv altogether during the
DAY. Gen irai.t and staff we're. present am.
IN company with Gen. Meade, witnessed the
various movements. kss.s.ssssts
During Thursday night the rebels made
:" s~sAuit on our works snatl, Of where the
move was sprung, but were driven back.
wau sos's'slerabir lass. Neor the same
g,scs party from lhs l<t division of the
- cFps ''sadc sissh IN rebel fort and
eApsursd i. taking CslOssA, I Msios. 1 Can
tssn and Lieutenaot, With ~ men privoiil-
e cry as'd 6r'nsing 9teo Tl5lss. 't)ot me-.
~; a.. ~ tdy.n !. d M d.e6a5sH ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

For Rate. Mice, Reaches. Aoes,
nBea bugs. N1OChs In Eors. w 0OIs
ems, &c. ansecth - PLANTS, Fowls,
Amfmauls. &c.
- Put up in CSC, .oc. and 81, Boxes. Bottles and
Flasks. g and IS sizes for Hotels, Public Inst-
tutions, Gle.
s'Only infalI,ble renedica known"
"Free from poison
''Noi dangerous in the Human Family"
"Rats come out ni their holes to die
T. Sold Wholesale in MI the large cities
H. sold BY Druggists and Retailers e. Il ywlere
To- u! Beware !. !cf all worthless limitations.
- See that "COsrARs name il on each Box.
Bottle and Flask before you buy
Address HENRY H. COSTAR,
Principal Depot 4G2 Crodway, N. Y.
- Sold by 4. 4. BALI.ORD
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
jan dvtt Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-31

TO C00D0n1pgtve0s
Consumptive ssnsrsrs viii receive . valuable
pres riptios for ~ s1es q Conssnrfion. Asth-
ma. Bronchitis, end 81 throat and Lung sdec-
tons, tfrce Of charge, By sending their address
% Rev. EawAst 4. WIIss~, Williamsburg.
Kings Co, r. r sep2,-dAwSm
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04
The American Exchange 6. Review

inc American Exchange & Review.
we are indebted to the publishers, Messrs.
whiting, q Co., Philadelphia. for the January
hunoer OF the American Exchange 81 Rerasac.
q miscellany and useful knowledge and general
Literature, especially devoted to finance, insu-
rance manufactures, patents. trade. commerce,
mining aud railway intelligence, art joint stock
corporation interests, physics, social and econo>
mic scieRce,-a scope sufficiently wide TO admit
OF subjects Of interest to everybody Ii is a
monthly Of ONE 80 pages. and should have
place in every counting room, o. perhaps more
properly IN the fairly Of every business man, as
1t contains large amount Of interesting reading
matter, aside from the abIe articles on CONNER
cal topics Published monthly al 50 year, by
Whiting &. Co, Philadelphia
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

And many others.
This Company issues the Non-forfeiting
policies, the payments Of which can be made
one sum. five payments, or ten payments.
This class Of policies secures 10 the holders
thereof the full value of every dollar paid to
the Company.
This Company pays its losses promptly.
1t is Economical in the management of its
business.
It accommodates its patrons in the settle
ment of their premiums by taking their notes
for nearly half the premiums if desired thereby
enabling parties to insure for double the
sum for the same amount of Cash Premium
1t issues Endowment Policies, payable on
attaining 40, As, 30, IS, 60, IS, years, with
profits
Parties desiring to Insure their Lives will
be furnished with all the requisite blanks and
information. on application by mail to the
Office in Milwaukee II Wis st. or to F. II.
Head and John Bededict agents for Kenosha
and kenosha County.
| John Benedict has his headquarters at the
Clothing Store of Washbish and Benedict
give them call and post yourself. whether you
insure o. not
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

Citizens 10 tIIe Rescue we are re.
quested to call the attention of our city read
ers to the notice Of Public Meeting at Sim
mons Hall, this evening. The purpose for
which it is called will not admit Of delay
The matter is urgent and must be attend
ed to at once. Time hastens-the days speed
blythe jdss of March approach-The quo
ia of our city is not yet filled, though volun-
toers have stood ready and waiting to close
up the ranks. The factious opposition of a
Jfeao must not be allowed to thwart the wish
es of the many. Then
Rally round the flag men,
Rally once again
Come old and young, come one come all,
and let us have rousing meeting tonight
Mt
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Wisconsin SGmGE3aR g4fae Hnss.r;spss.q
Sl0EspsagGy.


We take great pIeasm in calling the at
tention Of the citizens Of Kenosha and Keno
sha County to The l0t0M Life besurQace Go.
Of the State of Wisconsin. In looking over a
report Gifts business we find that it has is
Issued since ITS organization nearly 5000 poll
cies, 1900 Of which were issued during the
year just closed. There are many reasons
why this is one of the best Co. to insure in.
1t is made up and managed by Western men
doing its business in the Northwest
It's directors are among the most reliable
business men in the State and are determin,
ed to build up an institution which shall be
an honor to the State and to the Northwest
We give the names of some of its directors
and officers
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

EegomOtesH.-- We are pleased to learn tina
our quondam friend. and fellow citizen Lieut.
GEO. f. SCOTT, formerly Of Co E. lst Wis Y i.
now Of the Invalid Corps.in the Provost Mar,
shall Generals Office Washington, D. c., ha,
been promoteG to the rank of Captain,for strc
attention to the duties aud efficient service in hi,
office. We congratulate the Captain ON his good
fortune. and al the more heartily that we are
sure it was well deserved
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits 7

Good Jeans or satinets are now worth per
yard at wholesale .-::.-........ l,zo cts
Cotton linen warp per yd, % cts. rcoL.o CT o..
Filling for yard Of Jeans cost az cts, '" " e''i
One loom will cas- lily IS yards Of Jeans OF Eat
inets in a day, making saving to the wearer Is
wards or profit to the manufacturer per day, S. 40
/ To the farmer who raises his wool, AID manu-
features into cloth for home the Market much
greater profits are realized, making his wool bring him
| double what it would in its state.
FOR town rights single looms for Kenosha and IA
cine counties apply the subscriber at his residence
| IN So1Sers or address SO
T.. PERKINS, Keposha
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xNsscozasEn usanrla

bank Comptroller, w. II. RAMSEY publishes
in he Madison journal, Of last week, his Anna.
al Statement Of the Condition of the Banks of
Wisconsin on the morning of Monday, Jan. 4th,
1854
A summary of the items OF Capital Circulation
Deposits, Specie, Cash Items and Public Securia
ties, OF ali the Banks of the State is as follows
The number of Banks is 60
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

An American Product The article about
quenee offs being coaaterfeited-the Chemical
Saeratus-is an American production, and stands
peerless ard alono with good American house,
wives wt' make nice and wholesome bread
That is a fact
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

Those AFFLICTED withichronic ailments should
not linger, trusting to an uncertainty, until
strength is exhausted the disease so firmly fas-
tened as to prevent MEANS which, il resorted tc
at an earlier period. would have restored to
health. DIR. Price, the well known Analytical
Physician who treats these diseases exclusively
makes his next visit to Kenosha, City Hotel, du-
ring Friday the l2Jh OF February.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

Pergonal.-We had n call she ether day Irom Gun
State Senator A. Vas WYcx who got days leave Of
absence aud came homo Saturday evening last. Nr
Wyu sforns that a. The present time there Is
prospect for early adournmsrtproba5ly by sha mid
ds March But tlc is being done present in eitle
house and there in fact lste to do Mr. Van wyek
Returned 10 Madison on Tuesday afternoon.
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Dedueting the indebtedness for capital. DC
ame companies stand as follows

The Wisconsin Mutual divides its entire
profits among its policy holders, thus giving
to them insurance at the lowest possible cost,
while the other companies above enumerated
divide twenty per cent. or one fifth of their
entire profits among few stockholders.
There is no more reliable Company than
the Wisconsin Mutual, and the best Judges
Of such matters in Kenosha and vicinity bear
testimony to it by securing life policies in
this company, Below We give partial list
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

Adam Diclzhcut requests to say tAst is still at
his old stand Main Street nearly opposite Ban's
Har1wae Score where he is prepared py the tonEorsl
art IN ALI braushes at moments nstice. Shaving
Hair Gutn2 Hair Dressing, shampooing, &C., in style
or eHeeed Bozors sharpcned &c. Remember the place
first door gu1b Of Phelps Metropolitan Eating Rooms
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II. -. G. . F.
Teacher Of Singing ana the Violin, Piano IuHng ana
the Rudiments Of Piano Playing.
Pianos tuned by the year at a low rates
Leave orders for tuaiDg at TruesdeHs Photographic
Gallery. oin24
January. Is. 1854.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

Arrival and Departure OF Mails.

= s.. steers, sSacine, is now offering raf'
Inducements to those wanting PIANOS. Because
ls be now keeps on hand one Of the cholcts' Aoch'
the west
81. a long experience aud good Judgment enable
1i7I % faaSe wise selections
"a he buys just az low as any one, and BY reason o.
on store rent can afford cell from $50 to $50 less than
dealers ia larger cities
In ia ,oH mate it safe /or yo~ To d'y @thi"a by a
garrantee That The Pianos he sells, shaH gjce you
salJgf.ction or he ,giH taks them hack amt refund
he money.
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Citizens Of KepOsha, To the Res

cue.
THE citizens Of KenoSha who are in IA
yor Of furnishing the Government with
VOLUNTEERS,
To fight the battles Of our Country instead
Of unwilling conscripts, are requested to
meet at
sIUM ONs XII ALE,
TIais Thursday Evening,
at z IL O'Clock, P NJ, to devise means for
the prompt payment Of Bounties to Volun'
teers.
Now is the time to show our patriotism to
the Constitution and Government.
+. ROBINSON, lNay0r,
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H. G. WILSON, GenI Agent.
j. q. MokINDLEY, Asst Genl Agt.
OFmcE-No. Il Wis. ST. Milwaukee.

OFF1oE-No. Il Wis. ST. Milwaukee.
This Company has $137 of assets for eve
ry 500 of its liabilities, and is thus safe be-
You'd all contingencies. 1t is moreover a
purely mutual company, having not the IN
'cumbrance Of guarantee capital to absorb a
large portion of the profits which should be
divided among the policy holders in the form
of dividends. Many persons are not aware of
the distinction between purely mutual com
pany and one having guarantee capital
1t may be illustrated in this wise two mer-
chants embark in business-the one with
S. 000, capital of his own--the othe with the
same amount and also with s., 900 more of
borrowed money. The second merchant could
make d prima facie show to his creditors Of
a large basis for credit which would Of
course, be falIacious. This difference is seen
by the report of Commissioner Wright in re-
Spect TO certain companies doing business i'll
this State--with the guarantee capital, which
is, so far as the policy holders are concerned
borrowed money included as portion of the
assets, several companies stand as follows;
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Simmons Hoi.t

RIGHr.-Ihe Senate on Saturday passed a
memorial to Congress, asking an increase Of
pay to the soldiers and sailors in the service
of the United States, We hope Congress
will not long hesitate to do this act of justice
to the defenders ofthe country. If the wages
Of privates was increased to 500 or 1926 a
month, they would receive no more than a
far compensation in proportion to what com
mon iaborers receive.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-04

ass Officer ia tsne Army Writes "At
inspection I noticed that large proportion Of
the mems knapsacls contained box Of Troches
being generally used by them sor,colds, etc, -
"Bro~h'S Bronchial Troches" shoulG be in
every soldiers kaapsack or pocket, to be used
on The iir.L appearanee Of cold or cough.
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sa Esarh's Church --The Festival gotten
up on Monday evening next, Feb. 8 b. promises
TO be great success. The number Of tickets
already our, tho list of enterprlsing managers
and the excellent musis promised, cannot fail tt
procure large attendance
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VOLUM s z z s
I[enosha, Feb. 4th, 1864.

Eg We have received circular from the va
rious type fouuderies Of the United States inform
ing us Of another advance in the price Of print
ing types of25 per cent So it goes--up, up
mn
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s'r0AmPt PyBaieRt Oh $9. 600 Om "a
late Insurance Policy.

Prompt PyAaient Oh SO. 600 On "a
AsAe Insurance Policy.
The numerous friends of the family of the
lamented DR.. w. ]. Gibson, of La Crosse. who
recently died. will be gratifed to learn, that
he had been so prudent as to secure Life In
surance Policy for $4,000 in the excellent
Home Life Insurance CO., of New York, by
the following letter of acknowledgement from
Mrs. Gibson, it will be seen that the compa-
ny has honorably and promptly paid the
amount to her. Major Gibson's prospect of life
was equal to that of any man in the State
When such strong man falls, there is no
man who can safely postpone life insurance
q. H. Kellogg, Esq, Geaeroz 4geut Of the
Home Lite insurance Compamy:
DEAR SIR.--I desire to express my thanks
for the promptness and courtesy displayed by
you, an agent for the Home Life Insurance
Company, and my confidence in the stability
and integrity Of the institution you represent
The proceeds Of the policy for $4,000 which
my late husband, DR.. William j. Gibson OBJ
tanned for me in that Company on the fifth
day OF last March, has been promptly paid
without any annoying delays, The SUI iect
OF life insurance will always be of intense in
ierest to me.
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Chicago & Milwaukee Raj lWay'

Trains leave Kenozha as follows: :,
.sa,a - south Express Pas y * - % a d
TI.t g goUtb-- way Accom-. .~lO2o :, 4,
I5a-,t :. South-sExpTess Pas, 70 !. r :, y
Pirst train going NorhEEorss' PISS 2as P NJ
Second +" NOrth-EAPtsS 90 '+-'' 81 IA
Third North--Nay accom- % ''.- ''0
&Sondsys excepted.
4"0h'SsS S. c. BADLWIN, sap's.
,,-to Nov Il, 1868.
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:. g The new Treasury regulations estab-
ishing Tree trade and abolishing the permit
system in Kentucky, West Virginia and Mis-
souri, will be issued in few days. It was
stated by Mr. Chase that this would throw
out OF employment about fifteen hundred
Treasury agents anil Cefk$ He also said
not dollar Of the fees received for permits
went into the national Treasury.
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.ssg,.ce y,.oys, g., fB,. asvas.t. - W. "a II
fa soeaia attention, If thosa inteodin, to an,is+
70 .,,, ~, ,I,. ,,or t,, =, MOO, sao.,, "a ,ha
od,,s.f;s,,,a,,, a. r.x,.n roaar me La.d
,fts,Eau, s;;titar, ,,-.-,,,.zstio, ,, R,ai.,o or-
d..ar,l. w.. r,or,.,t.oa,,+ s,;.. nr.,. Irou.o,,
:, .,a +, l.,...i.sl f..n' lesb NJ. por,,1,oa,
.,,..,.. 80, 49,
.' - ~ .n'se
-, -, 8
no.,,ni.,. H. - ,.,tl, $50,
,,..,, tga ,,;.,+e,t rsa.,..rl - ~. >,,t,
I,,j, oe tt,o lo.,,.,,o.io
a., ,....,,..;.
IN J., &C., a,.r;.,,. r., ..aI
-. nm -, -. eS,5 s., ~,
(,,,,-~,,,,,,t a,,d e., tt 80 al ait,, =
K.,osba locaI l,o,nty oy s3,, oal,i,, h nm,
r, Of s5oa far e,.a,y ,oa,,bsr If the 2omnanv
n,tl, fbo ori,.ia. ot siscfi,,, .ir ,,r, offioor.
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j. b. Wheeler is agent of the Home Life
insurance Company for Kenosha.
&. Il. Kellogg is also general agent at the
Northwest; office at Starkweather's Drug
Store.
Over 800 Life Policies have been taken by
the business men and farmers of Kenosha
County.
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cypress Soldiers AZ sjoczesy.

EDIro RS ,KENosHA TELEGRAPBt--
Permit me through your columns to give an
account OF the success aud proceedings of the
Soldiers Aid Society of Cypress during the past
year.
Happily. AN able 70 say that fer its size,the
Society, of 1868, under the supervision of Mrs.
seth Iillotson. has been more prosperous than
during any previous yea since It's organizes
ion.
| We may account for this by referring to the
| object tor which it has been working. as well as
the efficiency ofits officers Can we expect to be
| unsuccessful, with so noble an object, in which
he members are all Interested We have re,
aeived into the treasury $5O06, $5S 81 of which
we paid out tor clothing and comforts for the
soldiers and freedmen, We have sent two boxes
of goods to the San Commission, and one barrei
20 the Freedmen. There is scarcely enough re-
naming with the Society to fill another box fol
| The soldiers, We cannot properly estimate ne
value of tho laDor expended upon other clothing
'ent, but il It has helped to alleviate the suffer-
ngs or the brave soldiers, cur object has beer.
attained
We would here acknowledge and express our
thanks for a douation OF sl2 81, from the Commits
| tee who prepared The dinner. tor The benefit OF
| she Soldiers, at ,ao Couaty Fair We do not
feel disposed 70 discontinue cur etf5rts to ma ke
be lot Of those who have gone to fght our bat
our battles !ot more tolerabe for them The
society held it's annual meeting on the 2Oth Of
Jfnuary 1861 at the house OF Sir Edward Mead.
About forty were present
The following officers were unanimously eleet-
ed;
For President Mr. Don B. PIKE
Secretary ana Treasurer Miss RUBy NJ. PIKE.
LIST Direetress, Miss Clara E. Carpenter.
I'd 10 Mrs SaaueI Tillotson,
81 do Mrs. Si,as Smith,
Soliciting Committee
/ Misses Sophronia Pike, Sarah \
Quinn, Maggie SUBWAY, Mary
a, Turner, N aria Mathews, Angus.
IA Cannon, Eila Carpenter, Nary
j. Iiii0tson.
We hope that our number this year may ex-
coed that Of last which was 64 and we also
{ hope That before the close OF 1861, tie soldiers
= will be permitted TO return 10 their homes and
friends. and tlie Stars and Stripes shall wave
: eveEywhere'o er the land al the free, and the
1 home Of thebrave.
n RUB7 NJ PIKE. Secretary.
Cypress. Jau . 1864
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The WISCONSIN Esrner.-.The Feb
ruary number Of this excellent Agricultural Jour
nal has been few days upon our table. We al
ways fad much and important agricultural and
general information that Interests and inssructs
us in It's well filed pages, although we are nc
farmer Ii we did belong to that Independent
ana noble profession, we should certain y take
read ana study it constantly. Only 81 e year -
Address HoYr x CAMPBELL, Madison Wis.
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LAMBS CELEBRATED
PATENT SEaF-ACTENG
- n IT'D LOCI M

This wo derful invention practically adapted 10
the family Of tn elaborng man, be used in making
NIL rfle heavy and substantial goods worn by them
By the simple turning of easy crank, the whole
process of wes wing is performed It's parts all self
changing. requiring skill to weave, it lets off the
WARP from the warp beam, winds up cloth, throws the
shuttle treads the treddles, all with notion
When the warp is once drawn through the REED and
HARNESS Of the Sef-acting Loom the warp and
without extra machinery Jeans Satnets, Tweeds Lin
sew Single and Double plain cloth, &C, be made
and the hanges from kind to another be made
in i've minutes. On all other looms the warp is drawn
in differently for each kind Of cloth.
The Self acting loom is small, neat ana light only
cupying the space of small breakfast tab5, The
Oh merry is simple and durable that'anyone tell
the why's and herefores about it, and with but little
experience successfully without the least liability
of getting il out of order,
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Yours truly,
flJZApETu & GIps5

LIFE ASSURANCE. We were much gratified
to learn that DR.. Creighton, whose death is
elsewhere announced, had assured his life in
a good conpany-we believe the ''Home," of
New lork-for a sum which his family, left
to the rlgors ola gloomy winter, will find a
great relief. We wonder that so many neg
lect to make just such provision for their low
ed ones Economy will enable the mechanic
and laborer as well as the merchant, to secure
a policy which will secure from want the fam
lily which mey be left. This is well worth
considering at the commencement of new
year.---M ". Chgistian Adrocate, Jaauary
9Th. 1864
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At fI.e annual Meeting of the Ken

AT fIse Annual Ecet1GS OF 'he Men,
osha Fire Department, held at the Court House
Jan II, 1864, the following officers were elected
s. Y. BRANDE was elected President