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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
The CAPTURE OF REBEL ARCHIVES.
&e.. Ac.. 2c.. &c.
Government viii net rermit the
rnbIlo IImEIaI OF Tho GonsPITalors.

WARRINGTON. July i0-'fhe bodies Of tho
four executed on Friday yet remain Ia graves
within the arsena grounds IL appears that no
objection II made 20 an order allowing the bodies
To be delivered 20 iamiliea or friends claiming
them for the purpose of quiet burial. but the au
thortiea will not consent 20 any demonstration
or regular funeral. which IL appears was intended
ey the relatives OF Mrs. surrau, Harold and
Alzerott
Miss Surrat 10 day sent note 90 General
Hautrupt thanking him in most heartfelt terms
for kindness she had received at his hands, and
facilities he has afforded her Tor remaining In the
society OF her mother. whilst in prison.
The surgeons who examined the bodies state
that they do not think the necks of any hut Mrs
SuTTatt were broken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

CINCINNATI. July 10 The Commercials Lou
isville dispatch says: An order has been issued
to muster out all the remaining regiments. CON-
panes, &c, Of the Army Of Tennessee.
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NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAP
rs THE Official depository and financial agent Of the
United States, aud will furnish the most fayors-
BILE terms,
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

Aud will buy and sell Gold, Silver Exchange Govern
Vouchers, Orders Washington State Stocks and
Public Securities OF every description.
Collections will be promptly made and every kind Of
Regular customers only charged per cent. upon
Loans obtained at this Bank, and the most ample pro-
visions made for the safe keeping Of and for
the accommodation Of fDepostors.
In addition 20 the responsibility Of the United states
for the liabilities OF the Bank, the Stockholders ind
duay responsible the extent of their stock In add
ton the amount invested in such shares aodng
the most ample security TO the public.
The following the present Stockholders Of the In
stitution'
Vim. H. English, VIM Braden,
w. RNofsnger, Bent. r. Tuttle,
Lewis Jordon, John w. Murphy.
Deloss Root, Judge y. N. Finch.
Jer. McLene,
j. r. ID. Laniei, ofN.Y. VIM. Willard,
Gov. u. y. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John J. Morrison, ID. w. Noble,
Gen. Lar. Noble, w. o. lockwood,
Hon. Oscar b Hord, Daniel Henhessey.
Hon. +. A. Hendricks, James Powers,
Hon. David Klgore J. l.. Slaughter,
Hon James A. Cravens, Lucan Hills,
Hon. John c. New, W.S.T. Morton,
Hon. I. N. Sullivan, Bsrnabas CONN,
Rev. VIM A. Holiday, John O. Hereth,
Prof. q. N. Todd, DIR. J. NJ. CASTOR,
J. George stIlz II. B. Fitch.
George W. Riggs, Dir. ]. II. Woosbul
Robert Browning inc. T.. Wright,
w, J. Holiday, John Hendricks
w. r. Holloway, Al Danforth,
J. NJ Maxwell. James Greene,
VIM. II. Fry, AID Blingsly,
A Hay, w. w. Leathers,
X. X. Parker, James winslew.
J. l.. Holton,
Winslow, Laner 4 Co.,
J. A. Ross, Iuyll
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES.
LIvEKY STABLE.

IUENRY ALLEN, Nsw Ysrk Livery and Sale o. -.
6lsna's Block. IN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
REGISTERS Omoe, ,

New Castle County, February 9Th, 1865.
Upon tho application Of John p Belviio, Adminiatra
or per asnfs he OF ThomaH Jamison ate Of Red Liol
lundTed In gsid County, deceased; It is ordered All
directed by the Register that the Administrator aurts
nRd, give notice Of the granting Of Letters OF Admins
uaton upon the Estate Of the deceased, with the dat
1t sFAnucg thereof. by causing advertisements to b,
posted within forty dsys the date Of such Letters
IA 81 Of the most public places In the County cf New
Gaste requiring all persons having demands against The
Estate 70 present the abide by Act Of As
sembiy In such case made and provided. And alss
cause the same to be inserted within the same peron hs
delaware journal and stAtemAn newspaper published
IN imingt and to bo continued therein two months
g. Given under the hand and seal Of oies Of III,
H. Register Aforesaid, at New Castle, In New Ca st,
~ County Aforesaid, the day and year above writ
len. r. G. FRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. II7 Niarkef Street.

NOe H NhhNAeL BUE&eN.
DELAMARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING
5DEEbs, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &s., &e., promptly arc
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
q STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold Of
oommssion In this city at the Brokers boards 10 Ph
dephtA, New York other cities by means Of CORES
ponding brokers who are all firms Of high standing
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stocks n,
oana purchased abroad the regular brokers
oi one quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents
4 DRAPTs-Ws draw on Philadolphis New York NJ to.
lowest rates Of exchange - 'u'
FOREIGN DKAPTs-We draw on oreat Brit,in t..
aadi Germany and every other country In Eurons
customers. % = ~ ~ '' ou'
RxcHAHaB-Yorelgn or Domeste-bouEht and sols
At the most favorable rates allowed by the market
York. - '- S-'SAs y" HeN
ZEAL EsrATE.-we attend to the purchase and sale
OF heal Estate In town county and respectfully iuyt
spufehsseFa or sellers 70 give call We rent houses
na Nhsn desired BY our customers attend to the eoec
CobLEcTI0Hs-our correspondence enablea ma n
reach any prominent point In America or in any foreign
county, through the most reliable ehannelE cur cili
ues ~ making collections therefore complete AND
neequently persons AvAng themselves OF them NAV b.
ohnnent that their business will be faithfullV ano
sIompy attended TO. Uur charges are as low A. are
made BY any reliable parties
u eIeiy ease where We employed our aim Ia 10 ID
oest ior the Interest Of eustomeTs and ve SOLICIT
patronage OF our friends and the public gener ally
iAn JOHN MeLEAR a SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
Register's Omoe,

New Castle County, February 18TH 1895.
Upon application Of Caharine Robinett, AdministrA.
irS OF Rachel DaYis, late of Wilmington Hundred u
County deeeossd It is ord red and directed Ii,
lie ssteF tho the Administrative aforesaid, give notie,
OF granting Of Letters OF Administraton upon IN,
Es e Of the deceased with the date Of gianng thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted within forty day
from the date of such Letters in six of the publ,
places o the County OF New Cfste requiring all person,
1aylug demands against the Estate present the
D abide by Act Of Assembly In such made and
crowded Aud also the same to be inserted Within
ne sane period 10 the Delaware State Joural and staee
mia NspaIer published in Wilmington, and to be
Continued therein two months.
- Given under the hand and Seal OF once Of the
Register Aforesaid. at New Castle, in New Castle
- eo-ny eivIessli, the day and year above written
K. c. fRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
GROCERIES,.
Sugar
MolassesI
And all other articles USUALLY kept in Grocery stor'
which he 10 Eolling At the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.

Housekstpers are requested to call aAd examine hi
stock OF goods The subscriber having been engaged il
the grocery business In the store Of James Morrow 70
several years. feels confident that by strict attention t
business he will give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with trial.
iebs sm. JAMES NJ JONES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
Notioe

All persons having claims against the Estate of the
deeeased mua present the same duly aested 70 the Ad
minisrAor before February 9Th, 1896 abide III,
Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided
JOHN P. BELVILLR, Administrator,
Inn pa. IL liz.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRI
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
tORlsiHAL MILL CRHBE, &o.)


THIS Company continues to offer to the people Of DslA
2SAre its superior advantages Of Insurance against lo
sas ar' on all descriptions OF property except Marine
The 1nstution ls commended BY over 20 years expert
Fence In and attention to the subject Of Mutual
being the hrs 70 introduce the principle into our stAts
by reason Of which, II s believed the Managers have
eeen enabled to adjust and discriminate between thu
derent varieties OF property 70 render the member
fhp among the most equiAos In character Of the numer
Aous Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II akes credit to tssL that Its paymou Of losses
been prompt and LIBERAL that in Is years busueSs and
ossss rea hing over 100000 not single Of ltigs
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
\ Looking more to the safety than the number ano
amount its risks it has declined uupdreda of Thou
sands OF Dollars Of Insurance. either as recurring too
great amount in single risk or as oasrink unft Oh
eets Of Insurance for tbs character OF the Institution
In this manner 1t is conceived It has sAfest and
most select list Of insurance In proportion the amount
oyer Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other Company
Nvithn reasonable range
evidence this, has only reduced the rate Of
4 insurance. at all times moderate one-sixth daring the
6gOO AZ security aganst the Deposi
Notes, which cum by the resort Scrip Ceriestes O.
he balances due 70 each member now being Issued will
be paying Interest To them from January 1851 tn,
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1862, with real protection !,
the community in Deposit Notss Of S25OOOl
q surplus Fund 5O,OOi
1t 10 the work Of the Farmers " DsAwars and IS sus
@they ought to psuoniseit
y Secretary and rrsasussR-aoyHRT MoCABR, MD.
3 DIRECTORS
q Ei Wilson, BFsndyvine Hd; James Dslaplala Christ
jana Hdi James Webb, samuel Barr. g. O. stotssnbun
aud Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd; Robsr Aecabs Mi
8Crsek Hdi John y williamson, Rhlts Clay Creek Hd
George JAnver, New Castle Hd; Curtis B. Ellison, Pen
eader Hdi John O. CLARK, ksd Lion Id; VIM empIs
smytna James h. BurnhAm, st. Georges Hd. Charlie
hr Rlsmins, Peter y Causey hlford Henry Todd Dover
y Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGEhIhAs we'll for receiving applications fpr insny
gizncs as uuss Of members:
z I'll Wilson, Brandyslns Hdi Robert Meoabs, Nil
j Nilismton, White Clay Greek Hdi Curtis b. Ellisor
reneadei I'D ked Lion, st. Georges and Appoquninin
x Hundreds Joseph q urlhith, smyrna James Crippst
4New Castle Hdi Charles 4. Fleming, Milford. Charls
. alunnelli deorgetovu Henry Todd, Dover
81 Communications on general business addressed 10 IN
uRdsIIisued, Wilmington, viii receive Immediate aeI
"a ion.
y Tss ROBERT aooABE M D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
HIu0Iuuht--J HbbE bH hNF
Secretary and TrsAsuseF-RogNRr MoCABR, ND.
DIRECTORS
ROBERT aocABR M. D.. Secretary
FOR SALE.

4 Valudblo AN Properly a DdlGuarc CIV.
This property thirty 800 by forty (lO feet corner oil
Engine House. sixteen 6 BY thirty 1907 feet There sr
three (5l Of stonos with bolt cloth rolling scfeen
Smut Machine and one ~ largo size Hominy Machine
The lot upon which this mill stands is hfty (6O) by tw,
thLncred oJ) feet with Itnong and shedding thereon
trst class steam bagino thirteen inch 3 mi syiin
sdcr thirty inch aU n stroke and boilers Of the safes
and most economical kind. This mill has been built fou
81 yesrs and is In excellent order There s no othe
mill within eight miles, having little or no Composition
Tbs Chsespssks and DsAware Canal passes within ait,
eot Of the door Fort Delaware directly opposite si
Georges and Port Penn each four ~ mos distAnt Tn
above PLACES depending principally upon this mill fo
their hupplias Of ntur aud feed This raiu il doing
lnourishns buenets The Of sale, health Of th
present proprietor.
{ TermH easy,
Por further particulars apply to
WILLIAM MecAULLEY a Ga.
600 Market Street Wilmington fei
d Or " G. ROBERTSON, Proprietor, Delaware City.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
BROWNING'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE.


VIII Il iryinR Coffee Of all the various hrAnds -
hemvmbe "BkOwNINds EAoELsloR' AT 'he hes
True. nv no. like others hat arc SOLD EvE.Y.
nitls stretch all do know. good goods will easily
bear
Blu. streteA like this".oid serywA,rs"-is very apt
IN tear
Sow / eau safely say vi hout an, hesitstls
1rhere's non- ike BROWN Na's EXCELsI X" in ths
euligktenei nauun.
lsklled chemists have not fou Coffee rom any soia
Poia aiiuS the aahie Ingredients aa Dowuinss IL oi.
Nor IA there any one, Ia or out OF the Canse trad.
Who knuws the aroles from which "B Buwnings Excel;
m tod its made from barley, rye. wheat, bs.us and
Name thossand other thngs--but the R.sur JNE III
you please. I
But with tie Cofoe.men will not hold contention
for tho many many things they sAy-too numerous to,
meutiOn.
Whilst they're engaged In running round from store to
store
s learn The current wholesale prles Of Brownngs Bx.
eesior"
some who know my Coffee gives psif4rt satisfaction,
Have formed plan by whnf they loPc to quick
The ciss-ils with a few no doubt # will be- more
70 name their Coffee after mine tBRoWNINGs) SKI
Some theirs theony brand which will staud ready
test,
Now, try little of them all-see which you like the
best
Three years have passed away since arst sold store
Never havel In your paper advertised before;
Nor would now, or ever consent to publish more,
IL like some used By Everybody" "sold everywhere in
"everY store"
trade lixe this do uo wish the orders could not
nll;
The factory all Jerseys land would iake-loavp not
foot to TIL.
My trade is not so very large; GtmI think have my
shArei
But, reader you may rest assured. 'tis NOT osoLp
EVERYWHERE"
Manufactured and for sale BY tho tDrittr,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
1Annn s WELnIN

sEsgaN RRsPEorFULLY iafornl the eltiIen OF Wilmn
ton, and the public generally, that be has on naa
bat his old satabllahsiatand, At the corner o. skl
HNTH aud KING Sta general nusortnent Of we'll select
cd Family Gro eeriss which he will sell At the lowss
prices, aad the most reasonable terms. Having for
number Of been engaged In the business, he re
spsetfully invites tho pubic to call and examine hi
stock, he feeling eonhdsn II will gve satisfaction.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
NOTICE.

Al per.ons nAvns claims against the Estate Of the d,
ceased must present. the same duly ates;ed 10 the Al
inls.rair1 on OF before februafy 18th 1855 or sbid
the act OF Assembly IN such made and nroyida5
CA1HARINE ROBINETT, Admlnistrstriv
Wilmington, February lIth, 1865 .2n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
PROCLAMATION.

|, CHARLES KiLFG, Chief Cstoror 10 the elllisA.,
and the lullir generally do pnpl'a -"
leeillo:'-- 1.
1. That RkED BIRDS and other choice gAae ais ~ y
iason, aud may be ound dono MP In hs very hest ~ ~
tho OYSTER BAY HOUs 3, IN THIRD STREET ~
wEEN MARKET AND KING 5 SsIEETS. ,.s,
=. That OYSTERS bIctly prihs, aud ~ e ,Is
o iu the most delicious SeWs, Pans, Frys, 30, 81 u"
sstor Bay House In Third ztrest ..-,-.,.t
o. ThAtall kinds Of efresll ents ma ohtalhsa n
he said oyster Bay House In 4 iri ~ tr dons W n
ns futurct IA the past, to make ihl idr Tory Guy
he beat In the Bnited states mait g. llshmenhn y
hich LADIES AND GKNTLIMF Obtain e'sk
uxury In the shape Of RATIH aul ShlNu ,is =, sA
rives, and be aeeommt dated pets -u3 rIemp1X Xs
, ~, Given under tho hand d. % = =. -
L. said Oyster Bay llouss -t -4ff-.' ,.,re
49, Market and King Siresi t.lnlu 80 ii'-"-''
,l ,cvi nth day Of September ls3i 40.
sof-Q we - hi' ~, iF4'-0''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
FOR SALE.
A beautiful Country seat,

About 9j< nilca from wilmington, sn
- the Wilmington and New Castle road.
AfaN FlMThe house Is just anishedt contains o.
Fi8E & arst aosr PATOr, Drawing Room, Dining
kakN lN4 Room and Kitshen; on the second door,
= ans large Chambers, the third neor
Chambers 40. The house Is we'll ventilated with ane
hall feet wide, the hrst and second sloHeg The
ing Is OF the modern cottage style. has aplsn did
view c the river and surrounding county No expense
has been spared 40 compsls. There 10 some or
acres in tho los Whars the house sands, and u the
purchaser dearea eoud be sbined several aere'
on tho opposte side Of the road There stbpB for ouI
horses aud tive cows more u desired. The Carriagt
! iIous9 will hold two or three carriages
II Is deemed unHsreusAry 10 ad more, as any person
Who may want 10 buy can view the property for them
seives n D. HICKS,
4 dac2S.tI Milmi ngton.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
I.aw Cn.Partnarahin.

pHE undsrslgued have entered lnto PArtAershp, und
l tho nAms and style ef BRADFORD 4 HIGGINS, Il
the practice OF Law, except ln where ths Unlts
States or STATE Of Delaware are parties
They will practice in all the Courts Of thiI stats and
the United statea for the De aware District
All bussntss entrusted to their charge will rsoslT
prompt attention.
EDWARD @. BRADFORD,
II ANTHONY HIGGINS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25

ABeautiful Country Seat for Sale
WI THIN three four miles or Wilmington eontainiu
w thirtYhrss and A-hA Of land With fne build
ngi. The land is In high state Of cultivation Terms
reafonabls. Apply to ". MoCAuLLEY CO..
III No. COG Market stTest
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
REMOVAL.
JAMES RRADwop0

JAMES BRADFORD
WOULD respectfully inform bis friends snd ,As n,,Ii
w generally. that he has ''' PuVn
Removed to his New Store.
Nos. and 6 Eat TkiYd Street. sedy MayR,t
WILMINGTON, DEL
Where be viii keep constantly on hand full Ftsek
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
His facilities tor conducting the business on the mo.
Enlarged se and in the most satisaetory manner az
act eqqaed By any other establishment in The stats
whilst bis stock s larger than in any between Phs
iephia and Baltimore. He returns bis thAnks to hi
oatrons T the ubsa patronage heretofore bestowed upoI
him, and hopes By strict attention business 70 er
ad receive continuance Of their aVors 10 Lis ne oea
W. pse6
JACOB Drummer,
No. 72o AaYket Street, above lSepeH4,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
o. Keeps constantly on hand, CLOCKS yATCTfEs
$500 and JBWELhY which ho will sell very low 10,
Kl9a eAsh' Particular attention Is paid to
Aaa4 REPAIRING CLOCKS AND WATCHES.
-. and sAtihfAotion aluAys given.
~ Old Gold and eilver will b tafsp IN axohau9a fo,
goeih RpSehassFs are invitsd 70 call and eznEnine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
For Sale.

Af5AA GOOD FARM near Dover containing 0s
niW Acres. The improvements oone,st Of a new
l,il house with good barn and necessary out build
iskkHh lngs, Terms easy.
HILYARD 4 co.
0l6 Market street.
artt Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25

SOLD only al NO. II NORTH sTH STREET, PHILk
10 DELPH1A. (oVer Partrisges Trimming storo)
A All kinds warranted and kept in order six months
free Of charge. feb3-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25

= Genital situation. ~s'' =
Also large houto and from ton to thrtesn screa a
land suitable for trucking for hgepibg ana hogs
Apply to WN McCAuLLEY 4 "a -o-
sl5 Market Street,
January 20, 1855. Ds-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25
Rnarding
Enr Rnnr

A young lady wishes boarding In a private fsm,I
given II required. mariOft
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-25

Farm fOr Rent.
HOTEL and Farm on 42 acres for rent near YilmIpg
~ tRt AsDly y WAdoOAULLEY Co.
tAD ~ AA4qaS gssgeS
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25
control and forced 70 do the work of this

control and forced to do the work Of this
mob.
From the time the bowling and sense
less wretches first drew this youth into
their lanks until to-day he has been
maniac. When he first escaped from
them and appeared ct the residence OF
his father, on the morning of the fourth
day, he. was welcomed with extreme ten
derness by all the family, they having
belio7ed that he was among the slain.
THE first words he spoke were Father,
are they coming :" evidently laborlng
under intense tear, and abiding TO the
rioters who forced him into their ranks,
For several days afterward his family no
ticed that his mind was very much dis
ordered, his language being incoherent.
and unintelligible In the middle OF
the night he would frequently jump from
his bed and call out, They are coming,
father; they are coming" His family
found it necessary to have him removed
10 the Asylum at Flatburh, where >he
now is, and where he viii probably un
til he sinks into q maniac's grave. AL
though the boys mental powers appear q
be entirely destroyed, his physical de
velopment since his confinement in tn
Asylum is really astonishing. From
siI ght and delicate youth, he has becom
giant, at least in stature, and no'
stands near seven feet in hight.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-25

to know thu. 20 important and interesting work
80 hen resolved upon, and that two gentlemen
hsve engaged in the enterprise, who are known
- no.aess the qualifications requisite for
- 81 arA eHicient Accomplishment of the IN
da-taL;no. To show the necessity for such q
uub1ication. we need only glance at the great and
rpoyel events of a public character. which trans
Tired within the period named The work is de-
rnarded and no gentleman of Mississippi who
;.a5. "a Keen himself informed ~ to the political
h;storv of the country, should be without It,
Wishing that you may be successful In !ne
r-osecutiou Ofvour enterprise. and not doubling
r., ,Lat Won will succeed, with credit to your
49, and treat advantage TO the public,
0o-'~' remain with high regard,
Your friend and serv't,
AMOS Z. JOHNSTON.
From Hoa r. Wharf y
JACKSON. Sept % 1860.
HrssRs HAMILTON & POwER-Genttemen :
Vow pronosal to publish "a Documentary His
torv Of the State of Mississippi, from the fresl
Sa,;a Election in 1860 to the reorganization 81
the state Government in 1865" has been SUB
m;,ted 70 mo. Iconcur most cordially with others
Who have approved and Recommended tho pro-
posed enterprise. IA .or,
r.cner fitness tn treat the subject, should secure
| r. I sincerely hope will prove to be the case,
! general subscription throughout the state.
4 am, gentlemen,
~ f. j. WHARTON.
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A Sad Sight.

We saw in a cell of the First District
police station, yesterday, spectacle |
winch c. uid not fail TO sadden the most
stolcal and hard ND heart. A little girl,
seven or eight years of age, named Jose
nhiue Miller. was confined therein, pre-
paratory TO being sent to the Insane Asy-
iun,-for il is q painful truth that this 1T
tie innocent is a maniac-crazed Tor lie.
Josephine is the child OF poor parents,
who reside on Thalia street, and who are
unable TO hire q servant to keep watch
constantly over her, as the case demands
tor she is at times destructive ana oan-
gerous, having on one or Two occasions &t
tempted TO fire the house. The motner
| oesi1es, has two or three other small chill
dren to lock after, and in tew weeks
still another wee stranger 10 the mousse
aoId will claim her attention ana care.
Josephine has been in this condltion 81
most from birth; and in consequence mel
language takes no human f"rm OF expires
ion. but consists OF screams, cries, shouts
and laughter, according TO her vary I'M
moods She is a pretty chtId, WIN wei
formed head, aud bright sparkling eyes
nd possesses look OF great intelligence
She has already been under treatment II
the Insane Asylum, and Is pronounce
,ncurable, although more violent ana VI
comfortable at tImes-especlally In We
xeather-than at others. To see IN
poor child shouting and laughing, as si
ran about the cold and cherries eel
beating her hands upon the walls an
bars. was one Of the most affecting OF OF
E MANY experiences as reporter, and eve
/ chose usually Indifferent jAilors and wate
men wore solemn add heightened Vlsag
:. as they sgazed upon her. A human int
) lect wrecked is at all times melancho
!, sight. but child maniac is heart rendin
IL will be blessing to both the child al
her friends when the Angel OF Death
r, moves her from this world to better