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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

EFlToME OF BUSINESS AND Personal liz.
rELLIGENoE.--L Lieut.. Charles G.. Rumford of
the lst Delaware Battery, has been dschar.
ged from the service on account of disnhii.
ity. The Battery Is at Dewalls Bluff, Ar
kansas.
Joseph w Day has resigned the Office Of
member ofthe City Council from the 5tb
Ward, owing to the fact that his business
requires his removal from that Ward. Wm.
Candy has been elected to fill the vacancy
The Jamison will case, which has excited
considerable public interest, has been on
trial before the register for some time naet
being conducted by MIR Bayard as counsel
for the Executor, and Messrs. Bates and
Gordon for the contestants. A large amount
oftestlmony was taken, at the close of which
the Register decided to send au issue TO tbe
Superior Court in order TO try the validity
of the will before u jury, The case viii
therefore, come before the next NAV term
of the Court.
Rev. Mr.. Wiswell delivered his lecture
on the Catacombs of Rome, in the large
room OF school NO, 4, last Thursday morn
ing, before several hundred children. who
listened to him very attontively.
In the City Council, on Thursday evening
Mr.. Plunket, chairman Of the committee on
AOiHS'ui VI SpuhtJ uOoplthii reported tnQt IN
connection with committee on Board of
Health. they waited on the Trustees of the
Poor, when they were led to believe that mem.
bers were unwilling to act in the matter
simply because they were under the impres.
sion that they had no power to authorize n
removal Of the building, but when asked nj
the recent meeting to recommend favorable
action to the Levy Court, they adopted n
resolution that it was inexpedient 10 take
any action in the matter The report was
adopted and another committee appointel
consisting OF Messrs. Plunkett, Waller
Chandler, Horner and Mcdowell
The committee on revising the enrolment
list reported At the last meeting of the CITY
Council that they succeeded in having $50
names taken of, reducing the quota Of the
city nearly one half
DR.. Wilson, chairman of committee on
House Of Refuge, reported to the last meet.
ing Of the City Council in favor Of making
application to the Legislature to authorize
the establishment of house of refuge for
New Castle county.
Ladies' Furs.
PuTehassIs nav rely upon getting the best Furs at
delpha. '''''
ORDrYATIoN.-Rev. William Ii. Edwards.
missionary Of Olivet Chapel, in connection
with the Hanover St. Presbyterian Church,
VIII be ordained to the gospel ministry By
the Fresbytery Of Wilmington on Wednes
day evening, February sth. Services com
menclng at half past seven o'clock in the
Hanover Street Church.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
The News.

Both House of Congress have decided
that the votes of eleven States-Virginia,
North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas,
Arkansas and Tennessee shall not be
counted in the vote for President OF We'd
nesday. This decision is based on the
ground that these States were not in con-
dition to vote on the Sth Of November last.
The peace interview between the Presi-
dent anu Secretary Seward and the rebel
commissioners, off Fortress Monroe, result
cd in nothing. The conference occupied
four hours. The President and Mr.. Sew
ard returned to Washington on Saturday.
Some reports about the interview be-
tween the President and rebel commission
ers are published. The President is said
to have stated that he should continue the
war to compel obedience to the Constitu-
iion, OH the basis of union. The commits
sioncrs returned, knowing that oyertures
must now cone from them. No agreement
was made. The war will be pushed with
now vigor
General Shermans army is still advanc-
ing in South Carolina. A Charleston dis
patch of the 81st ult., states that all the
movements indicate that Augusta Or
Branchville is the destination. The Twcn-
tieth Corps occupies Robortsyille, fifty miles
above Savannah. On the 30th heavy
Federal force advanced from Whitesport
and drove in ths rebol skirmish lines three
miles to Kings creek. The picket line,
it is claimed, was afterwards raestablishcd.
Since then all has been quiet on the Com
bahee. McPhersonville, five miles north
west of Pocotaligo, isreportcd to have been
burned
Army Of the James advices of Friday say
that it was reported that the rebel feet start
ed down the river that morning, but after
proceeding short distance turned back
again and anchored in the old position A
good deal of heavy firing in the direction Of
Petersburg was heard during the afternoon,
and there was report Of brisk engage
ment having taken place near the Apo
mattox
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07

TnE New Fashion Is HAlR-The Paris cor
Respondent of the London Court Journal in a
letter dated January l2h, describes he latest
fashion in wearing hair at the Tulleries ball on
the l,h. lie suys
4 li.e hair no longer hangs Ia Grecque on the
neck behind, but is brought forward and threat.
ems oil Offenders in helmet fashion on the sum
init Of the head, "The promssory organs" as
tho sntirists Of phrenology denomnate those low
down towards the uaps Of the neck and which
have Nherto been concealed by the hair, now
stand Ie vealed in all their ugly indseretion. Ii
is II horri Vic Thing to relate, but the truth must
be told. i'he parting runs all along the top of
the head wit bout any straight line in front, and
the short fri7zy' cure round the brow have re-
placed the noble looking bandeaux drawn back
from the foreh cad, and showing 1.-the good
inimps'' to the be.u advantage Is it any conso-
lation to learn that the fashion has been impo-
sed by the hair d.'essers themselves, for we
search in vain for any great name connected
with it's introduction. The matter was put to
vote. SO we understand, at the last Assembly of
Coieifeurs held at the Sale Molfere-the As em-
bly, of Taste, which takss place twice a year to
determine th3 fashions. Twelve young ladies
are submitte to the experimental practice Of
the newest tling OF the great Paris hair dress
ers, and tn year. almost by unanimity, the
preference vas awarded to Leopods coitf are
Empire, md thus has ugliness proclaimed her
supremacy over taste and elegance for the year,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07

FIvE DOLLARS RRwARD.--Lost on the af-
ternoon Of Monday, January S0th, while
driving from King Street, uear the Post Or
flee, up Market to Tenth and out TO Madl-
son Street, handsome Horse Blanket,
croumy-white in color, with narrow red
stripes upon it forming squares, bound with
blue, and having blue star with red centre
in each rear corner. If left at this office,
the above reward will be paid. feb. 3-2t.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR y
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware
(OAiolhAL MILL CRhhk, 6e.)

tOhiafNAL MILL CRhAK, &e)
THIS Company continues to offer to this people Of Delk
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance sgAluH loss
by fire. on All descriptions OF property, except Marine
rshs.
The Insttuon Is commended by over 30 years expert.
anee In and attention to the Of Mutual Insurance
being the rst to Introduce the principle Into our Bta
by reason Of which, i ID believed the Managers haze
enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
iorent varieties OF property render the member.
hip among the equitable In character Of tho
Gus lnsuranee Companies presented TO the public.
II takes credit TO itself that ltr paymenta OF losses have
sen 10 prompt and LIBERAL that ia IS wears business and
lossss roa hing 100000, not single case tiga
Ion has occurred and scarcely ons without entire salts
iaetion TO the parties Insured.
Looking more to tho safety than the number and
amount Of It's riska Il has declined Hundreds OF Thou
sands Of Dollars OF insurance either requiring too
Crsai an amount In single Risk as Offering unht oh
loets " Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In ihls manner Is conceived II has the safest and
most select list Of insurance. IN proportion to the
Six Milllons Of Dollarr, OF any other Company
within reasonable range
A. ayilsae Of tus has not only reduced the rate Of
Insurance, at all times moderate one-sixth, durng the
at two years. but 1t presents now clear surplus fund Of
$4,000 security against any the Deposit
Notes. which by the esor TO Scrip CeriiscAtes OF
the balances due 10 each monber being issued will
be paying interest to them FROM January 1852, Al the
aleof per cent per annum, thus making still fArhG
deduction.
i. commenced the year 1902 with reAl protscton to
the e9mmunity In Deposit Notes OF t260,o0o
surplus iuni 10000
Total protection. 100000
the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and a. such
Prssident-JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and Troasurer-RoBERT MoCAsE. N. b.
DIRECTORS
Ell Wilson, Brandywne Hd.; James DelaplAln, Christi
ans Hid. James Mehb Samuel Barr, H. O. Stotsenburg
and Jesse sharpe, Wilmington Hd.; Robert MeCabe, Mill
Greek ldi John =. Williamson, white Clay Greek Hd
George Janvier, New Castle HID Curtis D. Ellison Pen
cad@ lld John O. CLARK Red Lion Hd.i VIM. empls
smyrna; James II. Bufnham, St. Georges HID; Charles
4 fltning Peter T. Causey Milford Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunns Georgetown.
AGENrs-As well tor receiving applications for inSur-
anCe as uues Of memhers:
Eli Wilson, Brandy wine lid ROhart McCahe. MIL
crsak iii. lanes nsisn,HIn chris,ins Ia =. Iohn y
williamson, White Clay Creek Hd; Curtis b. Ellison
pencader Hid Red Lion st. usoTges, and Appoqunminh
Hundreds, JeFeph @ dEifith Smyrna James orlppen
New Castle Hdi Charles r. Fleming Milford. ChArlsi
iunnal, OeOrgaown, Henry Todd lover.
Communications general business addressed 10 thi
uudsraigLed, Wilmington, will receive immediate atten
ion.
SEA ROBERT MoOABR N. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
Notice

The undersigned, having opened Brokers oaiee I'm
Tho City Treasures Room Fourth and Market strsats in
tho chargeof VIM Preston, Esq would cali special asn
on % his list OF Kent aud Sussex Farms issued every
Estate In wilmington and vicinity taken in charge to se
and rent Money Loaned and obtained on Mofteage
Catalogues Of property for sale in WmlpRton viii Ia
Issued In short time No charges made except Ia case
solicited. n InaNaoN -
Wilmington D'ly Jan. 10, 1884. -qC-ias,' 8 ''
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Philadelphia. wilmipv,o.
Baltimore RailroosSsu osSu'
TIME TABLE,
Commencing Monday. Ian. ,su

"a, Trains viii leave Depot corner nRo.,,
WARRINGTON AVENUE, az follo,s" eIREn
EAPHkSS TRAIN at A.0B A, Ar ~,
Ier baltimore and Washington, atopnIn pSnlI,Ooaal ~
nriyrliles hAvTo de Grace, Gtsrdesnis ~ " Wiz 1
wAY.MAIL TRAIN MslSA.M ,,,
w BALTIMORE stopping at all resuIn, ,u W. ~
With the Delaware railroad Al W,imI "a sal
oArnzspHsy ~ and intermediate stations, A"n NJ u
hAPRkSs TRAIN at Lis p, nj fsr.a
baltimore and Washington, Htopping !, la elaa4
tont Eikion. Perryyille and HAVE a. 6,ssnoslsi
=, EMPRESS TRAIN at s65 p. ii. CsnSss.eas.
baltimore and Washington. BlopoipS !, w.ss n
peTTmsp's ' a"a nsaii. nsosshikiast PerTyvils, Ha,,.
,,Ni1ht EAPhEsb At Ills p. NJ. "a, p.,
Mssnlngtoai stopping at Chester fonIv :. nallEaI
and mashington passenHers,l Wiimlny,nv, " AYE alS
"n, Perryvillo, aAd HATrs do l,,setu
,rsia i''nsefs ior Fortress Monroe will tSke M,
s,. ACCOMMODATION TRAtNs
T,ns S.Tpp,ns Al All hAuons between Phliadsphl, a.,
- Leave q Philadelphia at II 90. A. NJ, 200 A.,
1000 r. M. The $50 p. NJ. train connaets ~ oN
Railroad ior Milford and AN hs D
a u Leave Wilmington at 0t5, 500 and sso !.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM nAtE,v,,.
Leave "llalsstep HesTpp 4t I 1900 M 42A s85 and l
Leave Chester at las, S.41 iO.iI a. n 10 a. A.,
100 and o.06 p. NJ. ~ '-0o' w
........... SUNDAY TRAINa
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4o5 4. MI eor Rain.
Warrington, stopping Mt Wilmington pas,s si
de fas utsss, Aeerdeen, Pe'Iymapa and Magnoiis.
Washington, stppiag At Chester, Iior Bsi',s.l'
MAshipgton passsnKers,) Wilmington, Newals 4
North East, Perryyille aud Havre dc Grace
ACCUMULATION TRAIN at 10 p, hi for Wu..
and Way Stations. WIZ
BALTIMORE P0R PHILADELpHt.
Leave Baltimore at a.2S 2. NJ, stopping Al n.
Grace, PerIyville and Wilmington. Also ION ~ n
and Newark Ito take passengers ior Philadslbb., y.
passengers ftom Washington or BAltimsrgl snS n
to leave passengers from Baltimore or Washpgs
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia at 0,5l ! Z
From BALTlMORE TO pHILADELyili,
Leave Baltimore s.2b A. NJ, Way Mah. iioP,
press A2S I. NJ. Way Train. Gas \. NJ, Rrpr,
P. a. Express. F''N
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At 8.6TA A NJ, i.bO and IL 30 PN
Wilmington at k19, 0A0 A. 81, 2Mi
tA25 p, NJ.
fRBI1HT TRAIN, with passenger car att,A,
leave Wilmington FOR Psrryvllls and ln;ermsdl,s /
at 100 T.. N. II. y. RgsSi
6upehdts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
DIED

DARLINGTON Ga MonlAy, February 9th,
AyAu,LLA t.. daughter Of lsaac Darlington.
aged 81 years ADD three mouths. The friends
of the family arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of
lhonas Darlington, M. 90 Washington
street. on Wednesday morning, the sth inst,
al eleven O'clock
FIAGLoR.--In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Jan
goth, ALBERT infant son of Albert and
Mary S. Flagor, aged year.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
For Sale or Rent

LII that large Carriage Factory situated at the ssu
a end q the Wilmngton Bridge. formerly oeouped by
A. fLAGLoR Co. nnot wanted for the above hual :
ness II might DO aavantageousy changed to other
mechanical branch, requiring large room.
CHARLES CANBY,
2i no. Sd. ls66.1t wimln ston, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
Election Notice.

cffICE or THB ARIIlANa sAytSds BAsK1
Nc. III Ma ktt street, /
Tine annual meeting for tie etcnon Of a Board Of
on Tuesday, February II, 1906 from 10 L. M t Ia N
February 2, IssB.-4t AsANAA' ss''F'AFy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
INC Money Markat

Ladies' and Cilal0rens Hats
Latest styles at CHARLES oAKFoRD 4 SONS coui
ntll Hotel Phil Adel phia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
KUBBEL'S GOLDEN BlTTERS.
A PURELY Vegetable Tonic.

IA Furely NeReCaDle Ionlc'
INvlGuRATING AND STRENGTHENING.
RortnSB the ITEM against theev eastH
water.
VIII cure Dys.epsia.
VIII cure Weakness.
WIZ cure GsneTal Dehiliiy.
VIII cure HaNthum.
Will cure Headache.
VIII cure Liver Complaint.
viii excite and create healthy appetite.
VIII invgoraa the organs ol digestion and moderately
Increase tho temperature Of the body and the force
OF tho nation acting ia fact general coreubp-
rant OF tho system, contaiHln poisonous drugs and
Il
THE BEST TONIC DITTERS
Gn the W0rtd,
A FAIR TRIAL Is EARNEsTLY SOLICITED.
GEO. a. HAUBEBEL s. GO.
PHuPRlEToEs
HUDSON, NEW YORK.
Central Depot American Express Buildng.
DO HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK.
ss- Fur tAle by nruggists, c e. cers Nc.
For sale In Wilmington by GEO. II. THOMPSON and
ALEX. kaVlLLE Get II Gm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07


EseArar FROM Rebel PRisoN-The Smyr.
Ia Times says Abraham Alice, formerly
oil this town, who went out West several
years since and wns engaged in the mercsn-
tile business at Lincoln. ILL.,. has been siu-
gularly fortunate in making his escape from
Andersonyile whero he was held as q pri.
soner OF war. lie enlisted some two years
since in regiment Of Illinois cavalry as
first lieutenant aud was captured in the bat.
Tie Of Lockout Mountain or Missionary
Ridge in November, 63, was carried TO Lib
by prison, thence to Florence, aud finally
to Andersonville where he suffered the m 5.
eries OF exposure aud starvation to which
our men were subjected until the time Of
his escape a period Of eleven months. Some
time in October he with six others eonsid-
ering their fate if caught could not be much
worse than the slow death they werc suffer
ing there, concluded to make the effort to
escape, which they did successfully by hri-
bing the guard or some other pfectual
means Finding they were gone, every Of
fort was made for their apprehension, hut
they completely cluded The vigilance OF
their pursuers by secreiing themselves in
tue neighborhood for period Of ten days,
and were given up as being miles on their
Journey. They were then piloted ut night
by friendly negroes and secreted by them
in the day time for twenty seven days, dis.
tance of q miles, joining the lines of Sher-
man and entering with him in his triumphal
march into Savannah.
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Wad1es, Eura

Purchasers may rely upoa getting the best Fura AT
CHARLES oAKY0BD 4 SONS, Conduentsl Iiotsi. phiit.
delphia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
sT0VESI sT0VEslI sT0VEsIl

THE eubserbsr begs leave to call the attentio on
~ the public TO his large and excellent atook of COKO
$zsA ING AND pARLoR STOVES, comprising some o
- the best patterns In the market.
He has also hand large assortment Of Plain and ia.
paned Inware Tea Walters Looking Glasses Knives and
Forks Table and Tea Spoons, Preserving Kettles Plain
al Lamps Scales Weights and Measures Guns Shot Bags
The subscriber Will sell all articles in his line Of business
A. low As they can lie bought for elsewhere
ROOFING AND SCOUTING and all kinds OF Tin aad
reasonable terms ~ VA
OLD STOVES bought sold and exchanged.
subscriber hopes by strict attention business and
iio patronage HENpY y PfnKIPs PuD-
-, No. s East 9Th ST., between harket and KinR
M next door to the Old Auction Rod
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PENINSULAR r. r. LIN
ChanRe of Hours.

AN and after MONDAY, JANUAhY a
" lrAina for the accommodation OF Passsnstri u
A. follows, until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
BOOKS.

NOV is the time for persoas who desire to MI up the
l sheyeso Of their lhfares to purchase BOOKS asAey
will probably never be able to buy them lover
The subscriber Is receiving from day to day large lot
Of we'll selected hooks, from the late Auction Sales OF
Philadelphia and is determined to sell them at prices
lower than they have been offered before They co
stat OF
STANDARD
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL WORKS,
in pain and gilt bindings, slitahle for presents 40
MAuy of them will bs sold at half puolishers real
prices and some even less. The public are invited to
call, sve ami examine. JOHN -, PORTER
400 Market Street, sign Of the Dig Book
Don't Jorge. No as.
FAMILY BIBLES
BEAUTIFUL AssoRrAEsr At
WAY LOW PRICES
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
For Rent

very desirable suite Of rooms including bath Io
with water, In central loration Enaits a the ~
ntors, Market Above Raaaad JAnaIlHi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07

Now for the Rush to Cheap John's-
Another New List of Prices.
Boots and Shoes 80 per cent, lees than any
ether store in Delaware.
Dry Goods is per cent lees than any other
store IN Wilmington.
C;o:aeTy-sa'o 20 to 80 pee cent less than
any other store In this city.
Notions Of all kinds from 10 to 25 per cent.
less than any other person dare attempt to soil.
Spool Cotton, Cloaking Cloths, FlannelB, Pant
stuifs Undershirts and Drawers, Window Cur
tains, Coal Oil Lamps. Glassware Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes of all kinds from
~ TO 20 per cent. less than any other store in
the United States. Open from A. NJ. to 0 P.
NJ. No. 5O6 Market Street, Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-07
LETTER FROM DOVER.

The Junction and Bredkrcdter Raiiroaa-Is
Passage in he House Postponed in Me Senate
Important Amendmens-7He Substitute Bal
Do unlIts- Commissioners. .ie.. fe.
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39rofesslonal.
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Established in the Year 1850,

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And under the control of two OF the most Eminen
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DR. E, BoNAPARTE, from London and Par
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DR.. Bonaparte's great work on private Diseases
the Private Guide to Health s bene helAl TO ALI male
ard female, old and young should read this work. ]
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twenty i've cents, sentby mail: ,,,,o s.,., 7, :.
perfectly sale, and never fails to give satisfaction
is the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price of the French Patent Male Safe, 81 the sngle
one, ,s4 per half dozen, 81 per dozen. sent by mail
E5- -Maoame Lo2IER's Female Monthly Pills isa
safe and reliable remedy for spppressons and all fe-
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Drs. B. 4 X are the men to consult; Ihey are un-
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have been accustomed from early sRe OF youth 10
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e.s CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
flo expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1861
0YIloR Or THR AUDITOR OF STATE,


Columbus, Ohio, January 30 1865.
% Rhereas, The GERAANtA, HANOVER, NIAGARA, aud
kEPUBLo Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York tho State Of New York. have each fled In this
otce statement Of its condition, required by
the FIRST section Of the Act To regulate Insurance.
Companies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April 1864 and amended February O. 1854 and
Rhsreas each Of said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they are each
possessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
actual Capital invested In stocks, or bonds or 10
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the same Is mortgAged; and, Whereas, each
of said Companies has filed In this office written
instrument under its corporate seal signed by the
PTsydsntRnd Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
OF agents Of said Companies in This state 10 aoknow
ledge service Of process for and In behalf of said COM
panieg according 10 the terms Of said law.
NOU, THEREFORE In pursuance Of the INST section
bf tho aforesaid act, l. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of state, for ohie do hereby certify that said GER
MANA, ilANOyRH, NIAGARA and lEPUnLlc Fire lnsur-
aite Companies Of New York, are authorized to
tINustot the imthess OF fre and Marine Insurance
in'this Stpie uuu the thirty y-rst day of January, in
the year 3ha Il ouss,nd eight hundred and dXtysix.
NJ dTbiSs FAshhj, have hereuuto subscribed my
name aud canysl the seal uf my Office To bo ali Nsd
NE day AMI year alnye written,
r3'niiH HTfl JAS. II. GOODMAN,
tLAi,au aut Nr.r B. Auditor uf stat
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BE sAyH FROM THE PANes OF WANT

.Aosa ob,ldran have a comfortable home, and
,nasns of educationi Would this wife be indepen
dent Of The cold charities of the wordt Would TINS
stt nav M y de6tsf Would there be no sacrifice OF
eToner.y by forced sales OF administrator to meet
ne demands OF ofcredtors- made when the marie,
snSs downward and fair prices cannot DO reallEedf
Ho sw can answer these question to their satlsiac-
toni They fear to ask them, and cherish tne 9ene %
tha they have long lease on lfe Thsis potn iool'
ism and cowardly. The brave man .s II.