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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

WILLIAM W. ALLEN,
AGENT,
Ne. 44 WALNUT STREET.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
fun Po icy Sje00 and $2j per week cOmpsn
saton for all and every description OF accident travelling
r otherwise.
Pole for 800 with 81 per week compensation be
had for SO premiu any other between $500 end
5000 at proportionate rates. -
JAMES q. PATTERSON. President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Sale OF Land i'm MarshaIl OountT.
Josiah Ingsrsol

Josiah 1ngorsoll, In m t SSe'1 SiF!yS,.
John Wilson and Benjamin Redd ShSil Co W ! Va
pursuance OF the decree of the Iaid Court mSde
10 this cause ct the Spring Term, 1852, the m.
eorsisned, sheriff OF said county of Marshall will
On On me lSth day Of February, 1854, at the Cont
aopse tor hArlhall county, sell for ready money 10
ne highest Aad best bidder the tract or land in h
olll mentioned, or sdalclency thereof 10 nav lie
s1m o. Two hundred and thirty.nIne dollars and
tSenty!eTen cents, with interest from the frst aY
81 April In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
Snd nity Hx, aud twenty. three dollars and tVsntv
SS sent costa OF this suit together with ne o;ta
81 tnts advertisement and the lees Of the Sheriff I'm
TINS sale, and such other costs a. may 81
ineident to making such sale The said trast
IL the tract men tloned in the bill and pro
IN this case, Containing ninety-one acre
sSenteen poles, and the same tract Of land sit
gAso IN MArHhhll county on which sRid BeniHmin
kedd lately resided bounded by land Of JAMES WIFE
On, Ihomas stewart and Others, and which was CON-
neyed by said 1ngersou to said dsfendant Jobb
wilson, by deed dated the first day Of April 1855
na recorded In the Clerks ONCE OF MarshaIi eoun
" SiS5e sSaa- l .s-,.f ...,.,- J. REED,
: ganAo S0 Shertn OF MArshAil eountyl.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Cleveland, PittsburR andWheel-
go ling Rail Road! 5GiieIS I

b
OH.AHND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th, ls6s, Pas
l1oo AIM. Mail Train, stopping at al stations an
oIsSs e 5gi q sI5 !, ct &so and
SS6 p. n. Accommodation Train, stopping 1T All
30 stations arrives at Pittsburgh al sos
1000 p. n Express Train, arrives at Pitfsbur1b Al
El0 A. ". and Cleveland at 9:s6 A.:M5NI
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland, At s:so:A. NJ and :40PlM., ar
riye at Bridgeport at COS P. H. and zoe A. NJ -
Leave Pittsburgh, at las. A., NJ. ELSA NJ and
Z sS5t Y a. bridgeport at 6G9 A H., 1885
Connections are made AZ Follows,
At Pittsburgh with Penn5yIvania R. h. for lHa;4rts
burg, Baltimore, WashinEton,i Phila,
AZ oloysls,d seP 1Ia; New York and Boston
dusky, TOLEDO, Detroit, Chicago and
go $50 - all potnts In the NoRIH WESf WITH
i-r1.sd Detroit steamers for Detroit JRolSon
yl-.s chicago and the NORTH WEST wifi
CLEVELAND Erie r. r. for Erie gDnn
Aoi-2 kirk Buffalo and Niagara PaIla with
cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati for.
susgls, Stestnne, DELAWARE, Columbus and
Al Hudson with the Q. z.5& ORR. for ouyHboVa
N'Nsss= tsll'' AkFen' atllsrEbureh and WooS-
At Alliance with 2; Fl; ". d Q. R. R. for Canton,
go 'ai Mas3illoni Wooster, sGlem, Enon, %.
Ats.snbsnv,ital 9 1E'.'l and chie4go, - :,
With 10. ORR. forZan6syiIie. Nov.
ARK, Columbus, Xenin, DAYTON Indi-
anAPoll3, Cairo, Cincinnati, LouisyilIe
f. -.rf5ts ~ LouiI, st. Joseph aud An poInf5
WtstAnd South West. fNi tsS-
kkxenI9ion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 no.
any other route. -t. HutS04Aetl NaAn
Through Tickets to all points In the Wet, NORTH
I sast can DO procured at the once under the
Agent at Bridgeport Station y 'AsH 4tSA4eF
Freight contracts Willibe made AZ lo,,.--t =.
any point accessible by this road and IN
70 the East, North, West and North-WsSE a one
unueE A.Lure House, or with IT. Agent AZ RFj5gs
P0FtStaHon. WIN. D. TERRY, Agent =. 7
b. "a Wheeling: Va
Il D. B. WILLIAMS, ARent
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President. ssAessPort, g.ss
= n. MYERs. Gent Ticket Ae't. i,ti j. ID pov1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
GROVER & BAKERS
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.
THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL =


Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines In Illinois.
DHBsE Machines were awarded the Highest Pre-
ny Sewing Machines, the Best Manufacturing Ma.
chimes, and the Best Machine Work. at the following
STATE FAIRS, of1s6S: -,et CD,
New York State Fair. zias -5i-.'s. -r=. q i
First Premium for family machine. -, -, 'i-s.'i
First Premium for doubie-thread machine.
First Premium for machine work. $50 as --'sl
Vermont State Fair, ''5i57 = iiis sifso'se|
First Premium for flmtly machine ,ia.5 ~
First Premium for manufs etnring machine, % y
First Premium for machine work. ? p ~ ~
Iowa state Fair, $3.50 iEzl aa.l5-tl Z. fa-
First Premium for family machine. s7-is -a
First Premium for manufacturing machine, 77E
First Premium for machine work. ~ i'Fsa4' I21'.
Michigan State Fair, - .ss'.- - t.i..i't.iig'
2 Pirst Premium for family machine. - Il
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work
Indiana State Fair, . -i'lt ,s., sssl
First premium for machine for all purposes
First Premium for machine work '.l,,
Illinois State Fair, f-z- r7sp77-- i--az !
First Premium for machine for all purposes. Il
- FIRST Premium for machine work.
Kentucky State Pair,
'First Premium for machine for all purposes. 90
First Premium for machine work = ~ -,
PennsYlyania State RaiT, r.. - -.srs5
First Premium for manufacturing machines.
First Premium Tor beautiful machine work
First Premium for machine work.
Ind at the following County Eairs:
ohittendsn Co., Vt, agricultural Society,
First Premium Tor family machine
First Premium for manufacturing lnaehIne. l.
First Premium for machine work A-fl
Chemplain Valley, vt, A Rricultural societv d..
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing maehinA
First Premium for machine work
Hampton Co., NaSs., Agricultural Society
Diploma for family machine
- iplomA for machine work
Rrant lin Co., N. ", Pair,
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing machine
Queens Co., N. Y, Agricultural Society
| first Premium for family machine 20.
! Washington Co, N. Y, Fair
First Preul. m for family mAchina il..-,.
Saratoga 90 i, N. ", Pair,fs =
first Premium for: family machine .tit..tE s..i.
MechAnic's Institute, Pa Pair
First Premium for machine for all purno.s.
| First Premium for machine work
i IhS above compriEes all the Fairs at which tba
SShoB ER = BAKER MACHINES were .SThIIited
tls year AT nearly all Of thsm the leading sSVIno
mSShlnes were in composition. l.iF.5. 80
l Inc WolE made upon the Grover Baker having
/ meehine has received tie First Premium at sTsrS
STATE Fair In the United States where Il has bee5
exhibited to this date 49, W."
Bales rooms 1s6H Main St., Wheeling, w. Va.
| ,oo JOS. MCD0NAL,
General Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
PROPOSALS COR FORAGE,
0HIEP QUARTRRaiIsTRR,s orP1oR.
DKPARTlIEHT OF 'WEsT YIEoIEIA,
OUnBERLAN0, Nd 1annAFy ISM ls6

~. ,
CuHBEALAHD, Mo- January 1sthI 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited from time to
~ time BY the underEiEn for supplying the Quar-.
termAstsrs Department. In the DepaTtment Of West
Wheeling, w Va /, and the several DepOtS on the
line Of the Baltmsre aud Ohio Railroad, A. folloWa:
tinahurg, HArEer's Ttrry, Berlin, Point Of Rooks,
and including HAgsrStoIn and Rrede.ick Oity,Ad;
or either Of those places, with Hay, Corn, Eiis gnd
B.dS wiibe received for thsd.itvsry ofthree thou.
sand lSOOO) buthtls OF Corn or Data and my COZ
tons Of Hay or Straw and up wards and must be ae-
BidderB must state At witch OF the above named
points they propose to. make deliveries and The
rates At which they will make deliveries thereat
the Of each article proposed to be deliv
cred, the time when said delivery EhaIl bS com.
menced and when 70 be completed. s5l..-
4, All deliveries must be promptly made within the
time and for the quantities proposed and accepted
70 insure prompt settlement therefor. .
The price mnSt be written ont in words on the
Corn to be put up In good stout sacks Of about two
bushels eachi Oats in like sacks OF about three
ouAnelI eaehi tho sacks 70 be fuFnIshed without
e3tta ehAEg9 % theGoTernmtnt; the Hay and Straw
An articles offered under the bids herein invited
Will be subject TO rigid inspection by q Govern
ment Inspector, before being SeesPted.
C9ntTaets Will be awarded from time 70 time
70 the lowest responsible bidder, the inter-
will be made when the whole amounts Contracted for
Ahau have been delivered and accepted. '- t'"s
no oio4 VIII Dc considered from parties who have
JAILED heretofore to comply with their contracts.
All proposals amounting TO ten thousand dollars
or exceeding that sum mnst be accompanied by d
guaranty, dgned by two responsible personG ma
IN case the bid Is accepted, he or they WILL Within
Tue time named execute the contract for the same
with good and sufficient GuretieS In a sum equal n
emount 70 the amount Of the contracts TO deliver
forage proPosed, in conformity with the terms O
ms advertisement and in case bidder shall fai
70 enter into the contract they to make good thu
olnerenoe between the o1er Of said bidder and thu
next loEeAt responsible bidder or the person to WHOM
the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility OF the guArantOFs must be shoygr
5y the Onelnl certificate OF United States DIStric
5udge or Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or othe
o 0!i otsial, or some tesPOnsi6le Persol
All bidders win be duly notified Of the acceptano
| or Tsjection Of their pFoposaIa -
The full name aud post ONCE address Of each bid
der must DO written In the proposals. 7ai
Proposals must b, addressed 10 Captain A. v. Bar
| ringer, Chief QuaFterInRstsr department Of Yol
| Virginia, Cumberland, Nd, aud marked SProposal
/ for FoTage." 7hSs1lS u = y :
Hank forms Of bids, guarantees and bonds ma,
% obtained on application 70 this ONCE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

belief the above named RuArantors are pooS and
s1ieient as sureties for the amount for which thew
onsr to be security. 1-''' 'Neg
To be certified by. the United stateb DIstrsct AZ.
sornsy, Collector Of Customs, or any other ofeer
unaet the United States Government, or reEnonSi
BILE Person known 10 this office. '-2t
A. v. BARRINGRR,
1902 Captain and ChiefQ uartermasts
JahEEu Department OF West Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
-WHNI VN IAVE V0hu.
[TOWNi COUNT AND sTArE.J

y I-NEsI :
[DATB.l
the subscriber, do hereby propose TO furuIAh
and deliver TO the United States at the Quarter
Of your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
datsd Cumberland, Md4--1s64, the following
AKA BunheI. Of Corn, in sacks, at-psr Bushel
Of 1881 thirty-tWo pounds. = =
pounds 'OA u -'OtO
Tons OfBaled Straw at-per ton Of 1000
Delivery 70 commence on or before the day OF
----ls64, and to be eOmpleted on or before the
---dAy t----186-, and =pledgs myself 70 entt r
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security within the space Of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been ac-
Your OO'., servant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Capt. A v. BAHRIE0ER, Chief QuArtermnster Depart
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
GUARANTEES

GUARANTEE. ~
We. the undersigned, residents of-in the
County Of, and State Of, hereby Jointly
and sevSIally covenant with the United States and
guarantse In case the foregoing bid of--be
aeespted that he or they will within ten days amer
acceptance Of said bid execute the contract Tor
tue tame with good and sufficient sureties in a
sun equal to the amount OF the contract 70 furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the termS or
advertisements dated -lS6I, under which me
bid was made, aud In case the SAid-shAIl fan 10
enter into contract as Aforesaid, we RuArantee to
said--And the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals thIs-day Of
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
Saddles, Harness. TfUnks Ee

WHoIEaALE RErAIrIaIIo3 i.5IL
n :.ssH4kP!Rs.ARD!N0sls1 Main Street, eornsr
WI continue 70 keep on hand sIarFeand
4Gt tment Of all ArticlbSin hiS lide ISf
q 4asee and entlemsns saddIeS PinS 4 Co..
ValieeS, Carpet BaRS. sSfeISfs "a
tA[s, hAmes, Whips, 90. 70, voi
would espeetfutly call attention to INV Eto.E sra
pL attention aud promptnssa. to 1SrJt
- 81 lInr9anse OF the public patronage
: s1sl 4sa ne : a5lsa a ,. B.sHBPPARD,
- l81s Main BtFeSf y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
year alter year and the humorous Innorfsnt sur
sleal Operations performed by Del ohnSton WIT.
messed pY the rePorters OF the t'Sun,'' IClIpper'
RteaEed again and again before the public besides
III stAnalng q gentleman ofehAraeteF and reSpon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
q. w.JoHNsoN S s1si 1SS sos

aAo. W'JoHNSoN, s@iai 71l Sp 5Sot3,y5,,iTl n
q. W.JoHNsoN g SON..
manufacturers OF Copper, Tin AM.
Sheet Iron Ware,
HAYINa AY !: A4!LED OURSELVES OF ALI, TN,
nv Se ~ 81, ~ We are better NOV
ss 10y Ine OF business. YGllies and oondSetoI
tIsI e % order: steamboat work done Id q sSstS
pareular attention to this branch Of t5s ~.
W. Iee In every pGFtiouaS, -
t Dealers We can offer induceInsnts tls
Snd the 4ssortment isfnll At Al tinS. "
~ sook o. thelatest and most approVSd
!" 600 STOVES on hand at AL tinneT IA -
-diB g8aAts., g. W, JOHNSON & SON.
. fya 49,, MOTTO Market Sqdara.I ID
- if-s.Az = slLg s.lzlsit .Whseling,rYa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
STRANGERS

Trust not your lives, or hsSitb. 70 n. ~ g
Unframed aud worthless Pretendefi. dssijt1ts ST
t M!9ege, name or character, who copy Dr. John
seon advertisements, or style themselves Ia the
HeSSspepers, regularly Educated Physicians inca
PADS Of Curing, they keep You triing month after
month taking their hlIhy and poisonous 60 nipounds
~ = ion4 a. the smallest Zee be obtained and
N oetpatr, leave you with ruined nealth 10 sigh
"NSE your own CALLING disappointment! III ~
NJ ~, L9n V the only Physician adTertlGng.
o1lee.74rI 8dl hGE fIT5TsI -, - - -
aus remedies or treatment are unknown to all
prepared from life Spehtin the great hos
PtSe o. Europe, the hrst In the country and more
q PTfvdte praeiee than any other PHI Eieiah
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
eKIN DISEASES spRRnIL.Y .nnnrn,

Eo' sHA@tN ttAGlSlsA lseSs SPEEDILY CURED
19rHo letters received unIe,S no-t.n.id .r5 nm.
talIning . stamp 70 be used on tie reply, PerSonj
should state age and END portion Of Sdysr-
tisement describing GymptomA -
JOHN ~ JOHNSTON, NJ d.,
o. The Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimor.
J ~ 5si az Maryland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
BAL nMGRELOcE HOSPITAL 8

Fl :, 1sFAeIls 69Eb 5As ;A aEEUaE From
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

VINO have Injured themselves by certain pr5aet,.,
tuuulBe9 IN when alone. habit freouentI, SrnSS
n SI eHll companions, or at school, the sfieet Of
n5 ne nightly felt, even when aseep and II mot
poIn mind and body, Ahould apply immeiiatsIS
+. imhAs q pity that young man, the hope Of his
,the d9rllngs Of his parents should be
~ rom All prospects and eDioyments or lfs
" tne consequences OF deViAting from the patI, ~
eteEe and In certain secret bSbit SIoh
persons MusT, before contemplate SuVn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

heneet that sound mind and body are The ,rpo,,
Necessary regulates 70 promote conRu6iSi hsppi
ebecomes weary pilgrimaRe; The nrot S,S
y 70 the view the mind becomes shndowed
Win despair and hlled with the melancholy Tsstc
With al; me Of smother becomes Dlghte
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. iIondon
Steqqste Rpm one Of the most eminent College m
Sne united States and the greater part OF whose ls
h95 been spent In the hospitals OF London. PARA
tL ma, and elsewhere, has effected some oI
snS most Mtonishing cures that were ever known
taAny tE9ohled with ringing In the head aud ears
wen asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed nj
4qaden SOUNDS bashfulness, with FREQUENT bIushiny
eLte9asd 5emeliPe With arrangement Of mind were
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
NaDISEASR OF IMPRuDENoE-

y z fact that thousands fall victims
X TN terrible disease, owing 70 the unSkfllness
D.dSI 2FssendeFas who, BY the use Of that
make the reaidue of ne miahrhhIa n nj =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

80 oRTIoR BLLEIlJoRE 8 oMo RknRoiD Co, IL 9
ttEi -''i4 az WHKKttNG sTAIIoH, Aug ilB68.fl y
SOE and after Monday night, the 10Th Of August,
NJ the Passenger trAinB viii be nun by the follow
ing schednlaf $500. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President. EaassPoFt, 81
r. MYRRs, Gent Ticket % go d.. ,,s,,ss Z.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE g Ohio RaIlroad.

n %
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE

ment OF the Digestive Functions t5ensrsI DsbIIISS
symptoms OF Consumption, 90 'O''
mENfALLI.-The fearful efecta on tbssi MR., =.
IHo 70 pc oLSaded-Lo! Of Memory, Confusion Of
AaeAss Of Spirits, EYil Ror6odlnRs Aver
sI3t 70 society, seiEDstfuSt Love Of Solitude Tim
MY TSy,o &C., are some Of the evils produced
what Is the causs Of their deelininR heSIth foSiS
Iaen IlgoTI becoming weak, pale, nervous and
el aeiated having singular appearances about tbe
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-29
mr.. Abb.,,'. I.e,.r.-RevJs &, Abbott

| Mr.. Abbstss Leeture-Rev j s e, Abbott
Lectured at Simmons Hall. on Friday eveaing
last before a ANAL but select audience. His sub
ject was France and her Emperor" which was
treated in an able and interesting manner The
Lecturer gives the present Emperor Of the
French we think all the credit that belongs to
him Ana some think he solors the portrait most
too highly. Wersgrst that the Hall was NOT bet.
ter filed because the Lecture was smnentiy
worthy, aud many win regret that they neglect
ed such an opportunity. And, also, because the
Hall is frequently crowded on ooeassns net halt
so deserving, which gives US IS city, the sp-
psaranee OF Arathsr low develepemen of men,a
appreciation. w think it was mistake in put
ling the price of tickets At so cents ,Wehavs
never been accustomed to that price fer Lectu res
qua many staid away who would gladly have
come at the usual price of IS cents Wsthink
at rs cents the Hall would probably have been
crowded and the receipts far more thaA- they
were. &
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-29

The MasqsSrad e.-The grand masquerade
aud Fancy Dress Ball of which we spoke a
couple of weeks since, came off ON Tuesday
evening according to the programme and we
mey say without qualification was perfect
success thanks to the good taste. exerto II
and perseverance of those who had the arrange
ments in charge. The principle drawback to
the full enjoyment of the occasion if there was
any was in the Hall 1t was qnite zoe small for
the comfortable Accommodations of the pumber
who participated.
The m asks and costumes were numerous, va
ried, gorgeous and grotesque. " cannot pre-
tend TO give description of even o 1.-THE of the
characters represented. There were stately
Dsns and Donnas, Highland Lads ana Lassies,
HighborR Lords and Ladies', Peasants and
Peasant girls, ofSwitzerland France and Italy
Monks, Frars, NuBs black and grey, Brides
and Widows, Ebon Night with her countless
stars chased by the glowing Dawn Spring
summer, Autumn and Winter in snowy garb
arayed. The Chinese Mandarin was a hail fell
low well met, with the Circassian beauty. The
Paddy from Cork with shllalah in hand and
daoeen IN mouth, was fair offset to brother
Johnashan whiting his way through the world.
Then there was q fair sprinkling of the military
eiement-stf GERS and privstes and not out OF
place Of course, the Daughter olthe Regiment.
But we cannot particularze. suffice it TO say
That the Music was capital, and all who teek a
part in the festivities whether in costume sor 4.
PLAN citizeAt seemed to enjoy themselves.to the
utmost We nndsrstsnd that the net benefit
after paying e1penses,to the soldiers Aid Socie-
ty,wii amount to considerably over Que Hun
dred Dollars This of course was the besi par
OF the atfair,and was the main induceIneat TO
many to take the matter in hand. 91Gi
When another Masquerade comes OF may we
be there to see as
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-29
The At,antic wontnvv for ! On,

The Atlantic Monthly, for anuary
comes out in new type Of the antique style
and, ifpossible. cooking heater and IN re- invit-
ing Than ever. We are pleased to noto this CIV,
idence Of prosperity. The publishers announce
that during the past year the Monthly has had
an average monthly sale of 1000 copies This
is certainly avery large circulation for mag a.
zine The publishers also announce that they
contributions from all the leading authors who
have heretofore made it's pages SO Welcome to
the lovers of literature. The January number
Is very int eresting one. as may be judged by
the following table of contents: ~"
Another Scene from the ID oliver Romance. by
Natnaniel Hawthorne. The " inc Over the
Chimney, by II. w Longtellow Between Eu-
rope and Asia, by Bayard Taylor; My Amtumn
Walk, by William C. Bryaasy Five-Sisters
Court at Christmas Tide Ice and Esuuimaux.
III, by d A. Wasson; Kallunborg Church, by
John G. Whittier George Cruikshank in Mex.
leo; Leaves from an Officers Journal, Ill. by
/. w. Higginson; The American etropolis,
by Fitz Hugh Ludlow; Needle aud Garden,
Memories of Authors; Moore, by Mr.. and Mrs.
3. G. Hall On Board the Seventy-Six by
James Russell lowell The Chimney Cor ner. 1.
| by Harriet Beecher Stowe God save the Flag,
by y. W. Holmes Anro Domini. by Gail
Hamilton Reviews and Literary Notices.
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Resolutions of Respec,.

KxnosHl Dec 26th 1864
Brother LEWIS DE DEIMAR Past Worth,
Chief Tsmplar of the /. 0. G. t. of Lodge 1871
Mt. Pleasant, died Nov. 10th 1864 In honor o
his memory the following resolutions were ad
epted by the lodge in session on The evening o
Dee.3 Sd: .el~
WHEREAs' 1t has pleased God. ~ rensvt
from earth, brother Lewis De Demar, there,
fsrs,
Resolved. Int. That NE bv. in humble subs
mission to this aispensation of Divine Previdenet
feeling that Gsd is too wise to err, and toe goes
TO be unkind. ,o.T.
ID, That in the death Of brother De Deirnai
we realize that the community has lost q pure
patriot, aud the lodge one OF its most hoaored
members.
I'D, That We tender our HEARTFELT sympAthie'
to The family of our deceased brother. in this
their hour Of bereayment and affiletien. IS
Alta That these resolutions be recorded on
the books of the worthy Secretary, and that a
copy be sent to the Rsnosha telegraph for
.pusliestion, as token of our respect for the
nemsry Of oar deceased brother. s--ai,zl 3"
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