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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07

DELAWARE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
lSooEPOEArED BT LEssLATuKE Iaz STATE or Dst-
AwARE, VIE CAPITAL OF
One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
I'HE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE REcEIV.
Ing applications for Insurance at their olics In viii
mingon against losses by Fire every description u
buildings In general merchandise shipa Ia port and their
eargoe household furniture other pe-ona protrtv
Aao against loss damage BY inland transportation "
goods, wares, merrhandiIe and country D roduee
Terms OF Insurance viii be favorable any Of the
eompAniea In the eiiies Of Philadelphia New York
Parties Insured may reposs the fullest confidence In the
n9dlty o. s capital and that all Losses will be promptly
adjusted ~ the company,
3soIss SoS5 %ss: iIss %so Rsss s%l F, N:"u
George BuAh, Jos. MendinhAn, John b. Porter
months '
10 addition 70 the above mode Of Insunng property tha
DeAware Fire Insurance Company whOse charter per
petnA perpetna Insurance real estate the person
nseoming Insured dep0i the Office certain PER
mors or less according to the nature Of the rs upon he
amount TO be insursd-bnt which be withdraw al
Any time BY leaving per cent the amount deposited
This method Is believed 10 be much more AdVantags0us to
the insured than the formef-he expense about one
time.
Property that would be insured per annu At 40 and
IS cents the 1000 will be insured at x and Der depot
and in like proportion "a the risk inereates
Persons wishing TO insure their property or wanting IN
formation on the subject Of Insurance will apply 10 The
Agenb A above, or 10
JonS AeLRaE, Secretary. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07
UNDERTAKERS.
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

No. II Doek 81, Paaddelphia,
Late COL. r b. 1oNFs)
VilIIs Hotel, kept the Eass4aa Jaa Is ronyepient
i9r IfaFeleIr Citizens. and the Public generally ba-
arg Ia the immedile neiRhorho0d Of the EXCHANGE I'D.
Joining The Post ohiee aud within Few minutes slk
lriip all parts.
Meals ran be had nt sll hours from o'clock lr the
moraing TO Y o'clock at night, for l2s< tents and 10
wards, Lodging hooma be procured at all timaa al
q = cents pr night The Chamber are clean we'll ven
uated and all newly furnished Tbs Eating Depart.
nen Will be provided with the best the market "a n prn-
the rnking Counter furnished with good laalsrs
snd choice Cigars The Proprietor hopes that By tvir
personal attention with competent and obglng
he will be- able 10 please %
j. OTTENKIR'
Late Of Baltimore Nd. and Madison House. PHI &
jF-7ly. PROF o-sdsl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07
MEl1CAL.

Z b X N u n U n . q Oo''
DRUGGISTS,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
segtl05m.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
uss Osgooi's India CholAgoene
Use PasehAlls Agu- Mixture, A.
Tor weak or Inflamed Eyes.
u-s Bhnshursts Eye Water,
Use Poor Richards Bye Water,
Use Beeker's Bye BAlsam.
For Coughs.
ts- Bringhuras Cough Syrup
uss Ayers Cherry PseorAi,
Use JAYne's Expsctoraut
For Dyspepsia.
r.e Btingears.s Dyspsptie riI.,
Use Comp. syrup Of phosphates,
Comp. syrup Of Hypophosphites,
Aostettsrs Btisrs
HoofAhd's Geiman Bitten
For worms.
Use Bringhursts Worm syrup,
Use Fahnssiotl's vsrmfase 4r.
For Hernia or Rupture.
90 to L. Bringhurst Co and be fitted sith TrusA
For FIatuIence.
Use Bringhursts Ess Ginger,
Use brnghur.t's Ginger Lozsugss
For Children Teething.
US Mr.. wlnslow's Soothing syrnp,
Use Bowers Infant Cortial.
For a Cathartic or Purge.
Use BLinghursis Purgave syup. substitute for Cas-
tor on
Use Bringhursts purgstivs Pills tsngar coAtsdJ
use Citrate OF Msgnesia,
Use Seidg Powders. Sc.
For Purifying the Blood.
r.e nrnghurstF Alternative Syrup.
Ayers sarskparilla,
Bulls sarsapAriia.
Peruvian syrup g..
For Constipation.
Use RringhnrfE PurgAiive Syrup,
Bowers sleiicsei figs,
Or o those Superior Elastic syrng-s sold BY & Bring
hurst q Co
For Diet.
use ssgo Taploca BromA, Pure Chocolate. Gelatin
Junket made with Brnghursts Liquid snnst.
For illuminating Purposes.
Use the genuine Kerosene Oh with QUE OF those superior
low priced Lamps. sold by
EDW BRINGHURST & co,
MANUFACTURING PHARMACEuTIsTs,
Corner Of Market and Si1M ST., Wilmington.
sepls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07
Price, only rs Gents eac

sever f r give sasfaetionto all who test their virtue.
Prepmei At Dr., lluri's Deutal once No. u Fourh
Street, brooklyn, D. b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07
WEBB BUILDING,
No. ga. Marker IL hnln,., ID. n,l,Ir1I u M.
WILLIAM II. NAFF,
AUCTIONEER

ID EsPRcTPULLY INFORMS HIS FRiHsDs AHn TlIg
IL public generally that he continues the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
In all its varous branches and IL ready 10 receive
consignment all kinda Of Goods Wares aud
a. the ,'
Temperance Hail.
fE5H Fourth Street, Soinh side near Market StresfJ
WILMINGTON, DELAW
Real Estate and Stocks sold at public or private saie
Continues his agency for Renting and collecting feps Of
houses farms, dc.
Persons wishing 10 will do well to i've him call
Borrows and Loans Money Commission.
Commissioner for taking proof Of Deeds &c In and far
the State Of New Jersey - ~
Furniture at reduced prices
East Fourth street ~ '
once No.'l wost Fourth street. up stairs.
n b'-Housesg Farms and Bnding Lots for nAls-
Please give bin call T0
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some Que or more OF DR.. Hurd's Dental Rene
dies, which we cannot fl None are rnaiable
except the Neuralgia Platter, which we send in
an envelope on receipt Of price us oentel and
one stamp. But 10 accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages ia
"hite embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with compRrtDents-each box containing bot
tie Of DI. Hvrds Mouth Wash, and TooM le5,
Drop, a box Of Tooth Po,eder, the NspraIq;
Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on n %
and their Diseases, Ms best means of prese eeF'
them, and ms proper treatment Of Children T'Mg a.
worth Of itself the entire cost to ever 4''"''
man or woman, or parents with youu y y9uns
WIN several other necessary articl urica -sn a,
package one dotiar, or six paokag a. price per
by express as directed. As ihr ~ ior 80 sent
are not much, If any, more H1prtss urges
one, Il is far cheaper to y uuAeh ihah on
packages at one time. 49, VI q uolen
all or the surplus can "a d'II - u'l'ly "lu want
Row much main an eft, for no one oan estimate
6gnremsn, o. .6erng unhappiness, and dis
,gonld 10 savoI .ense, loss Of time and money
m dav bad to the country il every family
self isar me of these packages, which, in it.
drsss " ,omplete set of Dental Remedies. Ad-
Ne,v v n. b. Hura & Co. Tribune Buildings.
III, .ork, and write name and address plainly.
.. b. II. & Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn,
@ @. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
citizens Bank, brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manufacturers' Gazette to JOY, Coe
4 Co., Publishers Agents, New York to r. 7.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when be
sees it and who has already ordered second
supply, ETC.
1000 Agents Wanted
= To introduce DR.. Hurds Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit OF
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt of sepen dollars,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill ID selling with the view of be-
coming an agent. They can be sold in day.
BsSy- We pould rather pay salaries than Conlmis-
som 10 those i0ho prove themselves efficient salesmea
Iey-Now is the time to go into the business
For sddrsss and references see above,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL IASURA NGE COMP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9th
end Market Streets, Wilmington. Del

Ohee Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
lAIEhhhI on PREMIUM NOTES KkDuCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
TUE principle of Mutual Insurance "a believed 10 Ia
the saest and experience has proved to he The
cheapest means OF lusurance against loss 81 RHy and
although this Institution has teeen hut T. years in ex
htenre the lFt Of insurers will compare fivorahly wiz
anT other; and the losses by fire during that tina Al
,hough not fsw have bsen promptly paid all who have
h'en insured IN this Office and have had The msfrt ne
10 be burned out can attest The object has hasn 10 -
eaIe good Isl Of safe risks, rather than swell the
Number oi insured without regard hazards; thus les
gening tho liability sinking the cash cApta ia ss -
heavy disasters during the year
DIRECTORS.
n miLhiNoros.-Wam Cauhy, Vincent q. Gilpin, George
hleaardson John Duncan Jacob Pusey, Iohn Cochran
william Tathall. Edward q hellah, Samuel Csnby
BRAEpYWIHR HUNDRED -Edw. Hringhursf, Eli b. TALLY
de ' '' N'n
NV CASTE HrEDRED-IUhn iuyer.
WHITE CLAY CREEK HusDRRp-Abram ?. Shannon
WILLIAM CANBY President.
bRo H. eNNoAs Secretary and Treasurer. So
Il Ofiiee hours from to l and IRON 2to O.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07

No. III Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING
DEEDS, BONDS M0RTdAGEs &C, &e promptly and
Geeuratey drawn.
PRoMIssORY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission in this city at the Brokers Boards in Pha
dephia New York, other eities by Of cores
Iundlng brokers who all firms Of high standing.
oans purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
OF quarter per esnt being divided Lstween oureve
aud our agents.
DRAPrs.-we draw on Philadelphia, New York or Bos.
ton aud procure drata other American cities The
lowest rates u exchange.
FOREIGN DkAFTs.-We draw on Great britain, Ire
aud oHrnAny and every other country Ia Euf0pa,
% houses ul uudoubied standing, In fuma To- suit our
eustnmers
ENClIAHGR-F Foreign or DomsHte-bought aud sold
81 the niest favorable rates allowed by Tie market
premium will almost always he allowed orcheeks New
York.
REAL ESTATE We attend to the purohase and sale
Of Real Estate in town country aud respectfully invite
purchasers or sellers 10 give rall We rent HOUSES
and when dedred by ON enstomerA attend to the eUllet
tion Of their rents
COLLEC1IONs-our correspondence enables us Ia
reaeh any prominent point In America in auy foreign
country, through the most reliable channels Our fAc
ties Tor making collections therefore complete, and
consequently persons avAng themselves Of them may
onhdent that their business will he isiihfuv and
eronpuy attended to- tmr charges are low a. are
made BY any reliable parties.
In every case where employed our aim IL to do
he best for the Interest Of custera aud We solicit
he patronage Of our iTiends and the public generally
ian JOHN MeLkAK son.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-07

Price, only rs Cents each.
liberal discount made To dealers
Address Principal Office, Tribune buildings
No Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott Co.. e32 North Second
Druggists. - "H
jan lI1y
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Anecdose OF the Duke of WeIling-

Both at Strathfedsaye and Walmer, the
Duke was regular attendant of public wor
ship and received the sacrement rs often as
1t wa. administered Ii was touching sight
to see that great and venerable man, kneel
ing devoutly before the rails OF, the village
church, with the sunlight falling through the
stained glass upon his head, and bis own at
tentiqn fixed upon the act in which he vas
participating. He was not always SO atten.
tive during sermon time. Indeed, unless the
preacher were eloquent or the subject out Of
the common, he used generally to gather
himself up into the corner the pew and go
to sleep, when he sometimes snoIed audlbly.
He was very particular also III requiring that
his guests should attend divine service some
wherea l. happened on ono occasion that
Count Nugent. an Irish gentleman, but an
Austrian general, paid him visit at Waltner
Castle. Sunday morning came, and his ex.
eellency. said. Duke. do you 60 to church?'
always, don't you?" II can't,go to church
with You, tfcr yon know Tina Catholic.s--
"Oh, very wellY was the answer, end he
rang the bell. When the servant entered,
the Duke said, ellis excellency wants 10 10
to the Roman Catholic chapel; you can show
HIM where it is.D And sure enough to the
Roman Catholic chapel his excellency was
marched The Duke wasa good deal tick
led, and as he walked to church, observed,
'Hknew heaid not want me to 90 to church,
nor toIgo) himself either, butt Il thought ii
best that we should both Co., Gleig. i,
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{S,rictly confidential)

WASHINGTON, ID. G. March is, 1851.
Ny DEAR CAsE:-Eyerything hangs on
hair You must use the telegraph to OBJ
tain letters and have them forwarded me at
once. Let the writers send them to me
instead Of you. ,ta ~
II get this appointment, it will be the
first of such importance where the candi.
date has done nothing. have promised all
the subordinate places under you to get
help. and you must write me at once, author
iziug me fully under your own hand, to make
this good. ask Tor three OF the places
myself and give the rest to. other members
who are helping me. ''-'' '-.'+
This is;considered ,the best appointment
in ell the. Territories, and is the best of all
the territorial appointments, want Ito
have an interest with..you, if get the place,
in the city and town lot speculatIons. The
Pacific Railroad viii 60 through this Terri.
tory, and it viii bea fortune to US if [ can
get it There are some so or more applicca.
tons for it. ----has promised to help me.
Write inmediately-make the letter plain
and unequivocal as to the appointments |
have promised, so can show it, and on a
separate piece Of paper, say what you think
of my proposition for city and town lot
specplGtions. As.r,,,.g.s.,,'3 '3s,rgj 5s,t H.
I will probably be Chairman Of Commit
tee on Territories, if we can carry out the
programme; to elect Grow Speaker, and
your brother Charley Case, OF Indiana, Clerk,
and thenI will h,,6so all the proposed ex-
penditures in the Territories and post you in
advance. Write and sletter for me and the
o'her to s1o,o ia- 'f' i4." ~
Damn your business in the Williams
County Court. Write and telegraph.
''t Truly, '''F j. NJ, ASHLEY. b
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mo, 81
(Conhdential.0
wAsufNeToN, March ~ 1860

-fFs ..ti WASHINGTON, NJ arcl IA; 1902. e
My, DEAR CAsE:-Our matter is in better
shape to-day. The President prom ised me
that this appointment should not be made
until next week, and said should have q
lair hearing.
shall lear "a defeat, however, if I do not
get your written authority to guarantee; that
all your subordinate appointments shall be
secured to the persons who help me through
this matter, and that you will fully author-
ize me to pledge you to perform the promises
Ikave made that The Surveyors and Sub
contractors to be employed by you are to be
at the joint disposal OF two other persons
and myself Please copy and send me at
once the enclosed, Tor that purpose.
Now, one word as to ourselves. IL is g.
greed that my brother Eli is to be Chief Clerk
and my brother William, who is now in
Colorado. shall have such position as he
can fill--he having always being a farmer.--
The others shall select when I have more
time. The surveying, contracts, &c, we
wlll fix after the appointment by meeting at
Toledo Oft, 77---7--, by agreement with - :
Now, it'll get this, Ilwant to be a full co
partner with you in the purchase OF all the
real estate that you may make in that terri
tory. y | have spent a good deal of time and
some money 10 get this place, and if do'get
il, hope you will cheerfnlly go in with me
IIhave drawn up the enclosed agrcementI
which wish yeu would sign and keep, and
copy one just like it, sign it and forward to
me at the same time you forward and return
the other agreement s.Itg3 qgexd v,
Let me hear from yon by return, mail, and
hurry along any letters and telegraphs from
men. who's can have any influence here.9 q.
In haste, yours truly,
-,Iit% 90 fiftWa As SRi M ACHI,TXts s+si
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Correspond ence.

MR.. F.F. STEVENS TO Mr.. W. A. STEVENS.
''' e' DEFIANCE, Sept. 8, 1852.
W. A. STEVENS, ESQ; There are reports
circulated in this county, and have heard
in other parts Of this Congressional District,
very prsjn5iei4,. TO. the moral standing Of cur
Representative. in Congress, Hon. J. M. Ash
ley. These reports purport to be based upon
certain letters, saidto be in your possession,
from Mr.. Ashley TO Frank M, Case, ESQ.,
II these reports are true, the public onght to
know it. II they are not trne, justice alike
to Mr., Ashley and his constituency require
that the facts be made known. .,.. ....., L,..
The reports indicate great want OF moral
honesty on the part OF Mr.. Ashley and an
attempt to use his official position as Rep
resentative Tor the District for basencss and
corruption, such as would render him en-
tirely unfit to be ths representative OF In
honest constituency. -..
Will you do myself and the people OF this
district the favor to furnish copies OF those
letters for publication; also, any other letters
or papers that NAV tend to throwtlight upon
this matter. Very truly yours, .l
'''. f. F. SrEyENs
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upon the minds Of The southern people, as to
possess them with q zeal and determination,
such as was never before known 10 charac-
terize a people. .o-...... - ..... -
The Congress Of the Confederate States
could never have succeeded in exerting an
influence upon the minds Of It's people, that
would have so firmly united them, so infa-
med them with en- undying zeal, so goaded
them on to the extrsme verge Of desperation,
as did the Congress OF the United States.
Were an unpredjudlcei man to consider
the ,cts of the last Congress in the light of
nature (Which is the miniature through
which everything should be examined) and
simply view these acts as to thcir natural Of
ects, he would Immediately infer that the
leading spirit of that assembly had designs
against the nation, 50 revolutionary have
been their schemes. The President, withal
he is the leader Of this factious party, and is
thoroughly imbued with their wicked and
revolutionary notions, could not approve of
some Of their legislation, on account Of its
leaving no inducement to the rebels to desist
from their purpose, and on account Of its un-
constitulionality. SO much Of an outrage
upon human nature has this legislation been,
that it is leading almost every man in the
South to feel as il he would voluntarily sub
nit himself to death, rather than he should
become the object Of such wrath and yen-
geance. This, am confident, was the tenor
Of the remarks made by me, upon the day
referred to by you. ~ ,a a'"t .o e5'3 1'@."
.aog ,t+a e3yii PHILIP DONAHUE. 9
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MR.. W. 4, STEVENS TO ME-. F. F. STEVENS.
Civ q .'atE ~ II a, +, - NJ,

F,FSTEvENs, Ese.--DEAB SIR:--Y -FOUR
letter Of enquiry Of this date is received. |
enclose copies of the letters referred to, and
the use you make Of them | leave to your
own discretion. | baye been informed that
there is letter (cr perhaps letters) here
from Mr.. Case, written by him since he
assumed the duties Of his Office in Colorado.
TO some Of his friends, which reflect credit
on him, though | cannot say where they are,
or even that they have an existence at all
vsl Respectfully W, A. .,STEvENS.
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.CApIz. September Is. 1862.

Mr.. ALLEN:--There was an article
in the Republican of last week, pur-
porting to give synopsis of a speech
made by me, which I look upon as a
Misrepresentation. The following COM
munication, as a correction of that ar
ticle, was written for publications. in the
Republican. Mr.. Hatton refuses to
publish it. 1t remains for me to ask
room, for it in your paper.
ja.a -,,-s PHILIP DoNAHuE.
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AT the close Of his speech accepting = rel
nomination for Congress, the Hon. 9. u.
Vsliandighata offered the following rcsolu-
ton: N s0dgy E,gsn 4atih 4 sGs Tgg
"ResolUed, Thatit Is the highest duty OF
thecitizen, whenever his country or Stats ID
invaded, to rush 70 the rescue, BY arms II hs
is capable Of military service, and by money
or otherwise every way II be il not; and that
the Democrcy, as 4 partof the people Of ihis
district, laying aside oil party feeling lor
thai orposc, are ready With life and lortnns
to do theirpart In discharging this patfiotic
duty" In enl 7o ...,,.,.,,' e.a' MI, n.
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LETTERS OF JAllEs Il. ASHLEY.

The names of the inocent parties named
in these letters hare been omitted, in justice
TO them.I ar .deaIg sdf h, shnai a.s.i Il.
tas I'd tWAsHIsGToN,i D. @. Feb.2, 1869. sas
Mr. DEAR CAsE.---Ii talked with yonr
brother few dayssgo about your APPLYING
for the Office of Surveyor General for New.
Mexico He and both wrote you on that
day. Inow write you to say that after
looking stall the ehapces,I think Utah the
best. TIE salary is $40Q0-New Mexico
only $4,000 The Territory weston Kan
sas, to beicalied Idoho, will DO formed out
Of part of Utah, and if can get you ap,.
pointed for Utah, J would try and have the
Surveyor General for Utah by law also
made the Surveyor fol, Idoho, as the Surveyor
now is for Kansas and Nebraska. ,53-.,ea
! spoke to Charlie to, day again about the
matter, and he agreed with me. | want
my brother to go with you as Chief Clerk
salary $500. n sa 4sza sgH afat.
The gold mines and the Pacific Railroad
will enable the Surveyor General and his
assistants to make q fortune iof fifty to one
hundred thousand dollars in the four years,
in my vopipionpaI iheois a good business
man. s a,s{lsatstt4.t u ii .iraiieats eei3g-5g
The only question with mo is as to where
you should hail from. lt---------, or Indiana
does, not get a Cabinet appointment,I l think
you had better hail from Ft. Wayne! and
then Charlie could I think, get all the Indi
ana delegation, and ] GOULD get a number
from Ohio, and I hope in this way get. the
place. would rather have the office for
the next.four years than any office 10 the
gift Of the Geyernpenk tetrpe hear from
you soon1 1sgiias sYSurs truly, q,l1 q!
sdi a. d9yn ksbbe . JIM, ASHLEY. go
r, s. Charley is not now IN his seat. J.
did not think Of The locality you were to
hail iron.i .is heLher Ohio or Indiana, until he
left have heard Of. no one for Utah and
hope there will he none,ll s.isfs 4. gl s;d d
15Js NJ. A. 81
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John A. BiMgh3m's Leading
Friend ind cO-wOrEker in C0n-
gFess i'm ShrieESimg Tor Free
doin," James Va, Ashley--The
Kind of "a Man he is. r,a5tr.,.s
From the Toledo Blade, Republican.

From the Toledo Blade, Republican.
ImpOrt:an nt correspondence M.
seAshiey's .'COHgresbOMaI Re
sl"-AstOHndtMg A Revelations
.Isf Official Corruption a.e f.#a
The following correspondence has been
furnished us for publication. We need only
say here that there can be no question what.
ever Of the genuineness Of the letters Of Mr..
Ashley as here given. Let the honest free
men of the Tenth Distinct read them and
see what they think Of the "Congressional
Record'' on which their Representative wishes
to be tried.jr 81 SE f-fv s-n- s
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ge5 odl tttieab n 4

N WAsHINaToNy D. O, March II, 1861.
my DEAR CAsE.--I have made some pro-
gress to-day about the Surveyorship to COL
oradoal Inorier to secure the Indiana delelL
CATION and-------4-to' operate on Smith, the
SEQ. Of the InteriotsI have promised that
all the subiappoiBtments shall be made by
Us jointly, giving them the first choice. Il
You must write mo a-letter Immediately
authorizing me to make that pledge for you.
i want you to write immediately to sll your
friends and let them wrise letters endorsing
you as q practical civil engineer and other