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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
The Writ of IIabeas Corpus.

The Writ of IIabeas Corpus.
Mr.. LOCKE: l was engaged
In conversation q short time ago
with one Of our Butternuts, who
wrs formerly Republican, he gave
tho following 40 his roaoou for
changing his political views. That
The President violated the Constitu.
ton in the following proclamation:
That tho writ OF Habeas Corpus
is suspended in respect to all per.
sons arrested, or who are now or
hereafter during the rebellion, shall
be imprisoned in any, port camp,
arsenal, military prison, or other
place OF confinement by any military
authority or by sentence Of any
court Martial or military commits
sion."
Lie also stated that his opinion
was quite popular, as he knew of a
number who would have voted the
Republican ticket only for that rea.
son.
In answer to this popular opinion
end reason, allow mo to say that Il @
ignorant are alwsys fdning fault
with things which are true, they a
ways find injustice with things
which are just; imperfection in things
which are. perfect; inequalities iu
things that are equal; and foolish
ness in things which are wise. ~,
| attribute Nhis popular opinion
and reason, to the ignoi ance of those
who entertain them. IT. you were to
ask four out Of five OF those persons,
what clause Of the Constitution did
The lr -sident Violate The ans /,
would be, ! c, MT tell exactly what
clause. Ask them how they know
1t violates the Constitution at ALL
They tell you that the Constitution
foroids the suspension o the writ o
habeas corpus. Ask what that wri,
isf They don't exactly know? -
Ask them II they ever saw or read
the Constitution, and | doub. very
much it their answer would be in
the affirmative. But still, without
any knowledge Of the facts OF the
case, they are ready to affirm and
do affirm, thattie President violated
the Constitution.
Such and such, like broad and
false assertions, We hear all over the
country without single fact upon
which to predicate their oplnlon.-
II they bad evir read the clause in
the Constitution which ssys:
"The privilege Of The writ of hs
beas corpus shall not be suspended
unless when in cases of rebellion or
inrssi"n' the public safety my re-
luirs II ="
They might possibly have chang.
cd their opinion or may be they new.
er would have formed such au opin,
ion, at least It never would have
become popular. For the most ig-
norant does know, that this 10 o
,aee oi rebellion aud that the public
'aiety does require it, therefore
ioes como under that provision in
he constitution. Then the ssser-
ion that that instrument was viola
ed, il utterly, totally and merely
aise. This is not the only instance
u tho kind that has met our view,
ve hear every day just such broad /
md ialso assertions right ia the face
Il truth, by men who think, ! sup ,
'ose -ifthey think at all-that
Where ignorance is bliss,
It's folly to be wise."
For We never hear them anxious
y inquiring: where shall wisdom i
e found aud whcre IL the place o q
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
Complete Success of Negro Troops.


i The experiment Of making sol.
diers OF negroes has been faithfully
and successfully tried in the Depart
mcnt OF the South, and especially
upon late expedition sent by Brig,
Gen. SaX.on, on the transport Dar
lington, down tho coast of Georgia
and Florids, under command of Col.
Bard Of the 4Stl New York, for
he purpose OF recruiting among the
negroes for The 1st South Carolina
Union giment,. anu OF damaging
the enemy whenever opportunity OF
fered. The expedition ascen ded
several email rivers, snd gained
many accessions to The ranks. The
capacity of 'heso recruits lOS SsoIdicrs
wIs fairly tested and unequivocally
feeriilied TO by the commanding OF.
ticers. The steamer Potomaska
having conveyed the transport, the
Lieutenant commanding gives tho
following testimony to the conduct
Of tho negro trooIs:
Usrrp Sr,rvs Sr.au.R PoroasK,.
sapelo River, Georgia, November I, 1862. J
SIN: 1t gives me pleasure to ties.
ti'y 10 the admirable conduct OF the
negro troops Ust South Carolina
Volunteers ynud,r the command Of
Lieutenant Colonel Boaid, OF the
4Sth New York Volunteers, during
this days operation. They behaved
Isplendiily under tie warm and
Calling tro We were exposed TO-, IN
the two skirmishes with The enemy
| did not zee u man finch, contrary
to my expectations.
One Vi them particularly came
to my notice, who, although badly
wounded in the face, CONTINUED "
load aud fro in tho coolest manner
Imaginable.
Every one of them acted like vet
GRAMS. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM BuDD,
Acting Lieut.. Comd'g Potomska.
fo Kew, Nj. French, Chap. U. S. a.
Col. Beard himself says in his re.
port:
Tho colored mon fonghi with as
tonishIng GOODNESS and bravery
For alacrity 10 etlecting landings,
Tor determination. Tor bush fighting,
l found them al. | could dosire--
more than | had hoped. They be.
haved bravely, gIoriously, and de.
serve oil praise"
The results oI the expedition are
thus summed up by correspondent.
OF the Tribune:
"Our steamer lett Beaufort with.
out a soldier end returned .iter an
absence VI two days with l58 fight.
ing colorod men, come OF whom
dropped tho hoe, took a musket, and
were ut once soldiers, ready 10 filht|
ior the freedom u others. ~, p!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
Removal.
UNITED STATES REVENUE LAW.

=" '"O '"N-E'y 'EH Uf HN'tUuI> tOUNIy.i
lou viii take notice that In pursuance y,
the 18th section Ut the Excise Law. Jacob B'
Dunn. esq rs the special Agent of the under.
signed, wall, nj his uiicr. IN the town ct Find
lIHr, Hancock county, Ohiu, ON Monday. Tie
I2jih day Ui November, \. u. 1862. and lnr n /.
teen days thereafter, hol the lists, valuations
aud enume atoms made and taken IN the said
county, open for examination.
lou are further not fed that the undcrSicn.
cd, as Assessor for the nth Col elton Dislri ct
vi Olin, will ON Tuesday, the 23d day N, DE
ccmbrr. A. d. lsG9, al nine o'clock Il. M. AT
the same place IN said county, receive, hear
ana determine appeals, relative to any erru.
locus or excessive valuations ar cltuHicraiiuus
made by he assistant Assessors icr s.tld conn.
ty OF Hancock.
CIV. BEERY. .i-seasor,
9TH Collective District, ONO.
ASsEssoR'3 ORR cE, Upper SuuduSky Ohio.
Suvenibur Sth. \. ID. l.G2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

The Government Bonds amount
ing to over $l3, 900 900 have beer
TAKEN. The crodit VI the Govern
ment is still good.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

Coz Tom Ford, OF the 32l Ohio,
mas osen dismissed from the service
Tor bad conduct ut tho surrender OF
Harper 8 Ferry.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21

UxsINIsHsp DIsOaAs.s PAsE.s.
Capt. Dod calls On all soldies Who
have inperleos discharge pspers. to
send them with post office address. !.
10 the Sssts 0laip Agent at Colurn.
bus, So that their accounts eau by
settled.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
Notice to Teachers.
Administrator g Sale of Real Estats

numinlstrator 8 Sale OF Heal Estate.
pursuance or an order granted by the
Probate Court of Hancock county, Ohio,
WIN oUer lor sale at public auction, on the
iOth day OF December, 1862, at one O'Clock
p m, Al mo door uf the Court House iu Find.
lay, 10 Said county the following described re.
Al estate, to wit: East OF tho North. West 4
of section ., township 2, North OF range 10
|oohlinihs W 100 acres OF land more or
less, excepting iierefrom 10 SO, 100 acres own.
ei'oy the heirs Ot samuel Travis, deceased,
whlon excepted part oi said tract Is described
as ioiIows, TO WA beginning at South. We ~
corner vi the above described tract, and run.
mug thence North w rods, thence East 50
rods, thence In u south We Il course 10 a stak 0
on the center line Of said section $, planted ~
tho end OF "a rods East OF the aboye pl,,ce OF
Oeginning, lhonce with said centor line West
70 the place OF beginning. Appraised AT
81 $40.
lEaAs Of sALE;- One-tbird Of tho purchase
money IN hand ON the day OF the sale, and the
residue thereof IN one aud two y cara thereat.
ter, with Interest from day OF sale, TO 10 SO.
cured by mortgage on said premises.
WILLIAM TRAVIS.
., Administrator OF John Travis.
by O'NEAL, BLAUxFoRD b HARsI, Attorneys. q
Ouluuor IL, l512-(Jw. M ,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-21
TIME OF HOLDING COURTS
IN The
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
-oP THE
STATE OF OHIO.

~. ne s,ia-L 81 'L- l'n".f al Tn.n.rnn pisns ni
Hancock County Ohio;
The Judges ofthe Cont nj Common Plea;
in aud for the third Judicial District in
Ohio, assembled at Petrysburs, in said Dis
lriu', do order that the several terms OF the
Court oil Common Pleas, and Of the Distric
Court, shall commence at o o. clock 4. NJ
on the days anl for the counties hereinafter
specified, for the year 1868, as follows:
COMMON PLEAS COURT,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
M Il EDICAL DEPARTME EMF.


WILLIAM GIBSON NJ D., Emeritus Professor of sutgerv
ukohdR B WOOD, NJ b, Emeritus Professor of Theory
and Practice of Medicine. " ''
SAhuRL JAcksos d, Prof Of Institutes Of Medicine
hNeli l. HODGE NJ r. Prof of Obstetrics aud the Diseases
OF Women aud Children
JOSEPH cAKsoS NJ d., Professor OF Materia Medica and
hoakkT HT T. RodERs, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry
JosKfH LEIDY. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy
akAkf H. sMirH, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery
WILLIAM ikrPER, NJ d. Professor of Theory and prAcce
WILLIAM HUNT NJ. D., Demonstiator Of Anatomy
me Lcures Of ue Session will begin ot The second Mon,
ddy ~ october dNd close oIl tie inst Of Marcel
One introductory will be delivered to the Course
Clinical Instruction is given throughout tbe ssson in
Vania and other Hospitals. 49, -'"N'''
me Disseeting Rooms under The superintendence of
ne PROFESSOR q Anatomy aud the Demonstration arc ope
from the middle of September - f
Ihe Room for Operative Surgery and the Apploatiou
o. nahdsges &e is open early in tptemher and throuvb
Guy me Session. nnde the supervision OF the prniesor
of Surgery. ii'''''O''
Surgical Demonstrators Il ! frsoa BIsRos' a.Sd, D.
Fees for the Lectures (eaeh Professor Slbl slo5
Martrlcnlaii9n Fee (paid once only,)
Graduation Fee, aS
It. E. ROGERS, NJ D., Dean Of he Medicai Fie,Sty.
s,,,,,, ps,,, ,., University Building.
University University
F's'-hoard may be had at from 81 90 to Sc per week
Hepi2Gaw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
i.a HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN MARKEr sTRgLT-stu,e and dwelling lrIo,,
second street an excellent business stand Three story
Df,k awellpg house between Tenth Eleventh stret
IN NM sIkEEI-A modern built brick dwelling
hetweeh Eleventh and Twelfth Streets three sor,s ma,,
anu nek buildnEn gas, baths, in rs rate rider
King streets. - e'" auu
IN In sH!PLEf sIt sTRRET-'fhree story brick dwelling
above tlfth street, q eri front 80 feet deep
IN TAINALL SfREEf--Inat new thfaa .tot, t,t.t
dwellgs above Eleventh stiee - ~"
in WEST STREET -Four new tbrae storv b.i.l ,i,
ings above Eleventh strea; '' w ""e"'
IN ELEVENTH SFRkET-Thrss nav, tbraa ator,, h. al,
uwenngs s 9elwsen Tatnail and West streets
below Lombard street - w N"sii'"s
IN IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce aud Pine streets
buildings 9'' "''" ~" s'pIy DAek
IN sECoND SrREET-A three story brick dvnilinr
good business stand. 's -" "i'"e
IN BRANDYwINR NlLLAGR-Two story brick dwall
ing IN Brandywins Village would be- exoanse5 inr nr
perty in town. ""'heu ''r pro-
BUILDING L0Ts-A desirable property at tbe corne,
ol rhrd aud French steis sutuhle either lor builn
lois or site for manufacturing establishment 'H
For terms and particulars apply to
JOHN MehEAR & SON
AN1 ~ Iii Market ktrntd,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
"In Skill there is Safety l"
- vlsI'tl HF.t7 ITIEYTVYi VI
EHRNN ARD NInMNAHM
n. X. Bringhnrst,a Rnlletin

Wholesale and Retdit Druggist, OH Fourth and
Mdrket street,
CEpllALlC PILLS (Spaudings) for Head Achs Al II
X. Bringhursts 3l7 Market street
BROWNE BRONCHIAL TKOCHEs one of tha hos,
Drug Store " AhN"'''9 .
ToWNsENDs sARsApAkILLA, fresh stock just re-
celved and Tor sale by H. Il Brnghurst Apothecafy
WishAkTs Pine Tree Tar Cor,lla the celebrate
Store. " 'e'"'''9 D'us
81 s5pLAfFokDs OLIVE TAR the genuine article to be
had by calling at u. X. Bringhursts Drug store
Mrs. WlNsaoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP now in rrsat
demand lot children teething, ut H. Il. Bringhursts
fLAshs Tor sportsmen-I have fine assortment Of va
Iioua sizes from "a pint to pint have Just importeJ
Ihe and they are the finest quality UiXons Elasks
H. r. Brnghurst, 3l7 MARKET street
BRANDY and WllISkEY selected pure and of 6pa
qushiy @ Ior medical purposes, by H. h, Briughurst
, tLAuuS RELIEF for the Immediate relief OF pain at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
A. N. 9'' -" ~ VN'VSAi
COLD CREAM for chapped hands or lips for sale in
any quantity, by III. Il. Bribghurst.
hurst's. ~ at - ~ ntins
aOsTErTER'S BlTTERs they give general satisfaction
anu any are now in great "yogue,n H. H. Brnghurat
Wholesale and Retail Druggist " s''
per bushe H ''u' seH'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
tiz.iAh USES 4s.A
II$ii FOR RENT. iIi


Brick House Market street between sth aud pth NJ
s15, $500 no. @- '''' ''
=, Frame Hou'e In Mechanic street hollow Lombard 81
No. 81, SlS W ''
Brick uuse and Lot on Lord street. thiri dnnr ,rnn
Railroad, No, aS, $40 10
SO 20. S''' '''H' "A'''O'u'
frame House of Church Taylor Streets sb5 oO
10 DO ON Taylor street adj dining the above 80 W.
Five brick Houses Of llth street near Pine Nos O0l
bV3, GOO, GOi and 600, each $50 10. W.
rive Brick Houses on l2ih street near Lombard Ncs
oOi. 800, 50i, 500 and oil, each $40 %.
Two Frame Houses Riddles Lane first fran stnna
Tavern, each $40 90 -
Frame House adjoining the alley 30 from tavern si6 90
Four Frame Houses adjoining The above each SaG co.
Brick hsuse GU Lombard street between Mecnulev
and l2th Streets 500 no.
Sl2b 70. '''s's'
Cottage at N w corner Of French aud Iith sts 70 o.
2OS, $76 10. ~ S' '''
Small Brick Grange between Third and Fourth
streets, 500 co. "
Ice House yard on iith street between Market and
Orange Streets. -
Two Frame Houses 18th aud Elizabeth streets, each
Brick House hurch street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, $St 90
Brick House, No 1915 King srset belwean laib ,,,d
nth streets, 500 90 ~ 49,
$40 OU 80 NN''''"0"'
Rrck House Market street between l3th and l4n
streets, SlOO no. ' 'N ~"
Brick ssbleon 18th between Market and or.ns.
streets, SOS % anu 'A"s"
Brick housv on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
street $50 10. $40 " 'P'"'s
Brick House, rooms we'll imisisd with 10 acYas nj
hnu, anu urlck stable, near Wilmington, s 90
House and premises st the s. H. com al Ata,tat
and Water Streets, the tenuteo Of ainua H. an
hm r. Carr possession Ou the 18th uf March uext
Alpy 10 WILLIAM McCAuLLEY
'en<'' uuu Market St. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
WILLIAM H. NAFF,
AUCTIONEER

ID EsPEcTRULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AMI rup
~ public generally that he continues the
AUCTleN AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Al It's various branches, and IL ready TO reeeva
svInsnment all Kinds Of Goods Wares and
temperance Hall.
fEan Fourth Street South side near Ma2Ee, c,...,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE '' '"''f'
neai Estate and stocks sold at public or private sala
houses farms, sc. s''us tehta OF
Persons wishing to rent will do we'll to give him n
sorrows and Loans Money on ComInssinn ~ = ISL
Commissioner for taking proof Of Deeds &c in ana a.,
the State Of New Jersey -'-4' So III Ana Tor
Furniture at reduced prices
RAst Fourth street - " w Nusnon noon, No
Omee NO. West Fourth street up stara
N B-Houses, Farms aud BniiaIn~ To,s ~, .,
Please give him a call Nous lot sale
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
'THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
lORIalNAL NM ORRsK. Ae.l

This Company continues to offer TO the people Of Della
ware its superior advantages OF Insurance aganst los,
risks. ~
The InstEutiOn is commended by over 90 years exper
ence in and attention to the subject Mutual Insurance
Soeng the rst to Introduce the ncpe into our State
Dy reason Of which, II is believed the Managers have
sen enabled so to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property render the member
snip among the most equitable in character Of the nue
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
1t takes credit to itself that its payments Of losses have
een SO prompt and LIBERAL ths In % years business and
losses feaehng over OOO not single case OF iiga.
on has occurred aud scarcely without entire sats.
faetion to the parties insured
LoOklpg more to the safety than the number and
amount OF its risks 1t has declined Hundreds of Thon
sands oil Dollars OF Insurance, either ~ requiring too
great an amount in single risk Offering unfit oh
Jeets OF Insurance for the character of the Institution
IN thls manner 1t is conceived II has the safest and
most select list Of nsurances In proportion TO the amount
over SIX Millions OF Dollars, of any other Company
within reasonable range
As evidence Of this II has not only reduced e rata Of
Insurance, at all times moderate onesixth during tina
last two years but presents clear rpius uud Of
$souOu s security against any the posit
Notes, which sun by the Scrip Certificates At
the balances due to each member being Issued win
De paying Interest to them from January 1862 All tha
ais oi per cent per annun thus making still fArthor
1t commenced the year 1862 with real protection 10
the community in Deposit Notes OF S25OOOO
Surplus Fund S00oo
Total protection Saon nm
Us the work Of the Farmers of Delaware and as such
they ought to patronize it,
or
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
DIR. VIM. B. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS,

FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA
oothachs produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
Is immediately cured by their application,
They act like CHARM aud are perfectly harmless in
tLelr nature do not produce blister and leave no u-
pleasant results. - ~
DR. WIN. b. HURD'S NEURALGIA
PLASTERS
Never TAIL TT give satisfactionto all who test their virtue
Prepared at Dr.. Hu rl's Deual oaiee, No II Fourth
Street. brooklyn, L. b.
Price, only H5 Gents each.
liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildinss
No Spruce Street, New York.
Sold iu Philsdelpht by Dyott 4 Co. 2gs Nortb s.co,
street ;. liubbsl lIlO Chestnut Street, aud sy il
Jan l7-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
WEBB BUILDING.
No. 224, Market gt, below 3d. Thtrd stor,

respsctability and business regard 10 nv
Al , Mho may require my services and prompness rs
an aooIloNEkR and REAL ESTATE AGENT, are esr.
WI Dc moderate and by undivided attention aud ndet-
sAols eSertons which will be my the ransae-
non OF all business entrusted TO me hona 10 reeeiy
share Of public patronage.
, me people OF Wilmington aud particularly Of New
Sasue county who have Real Estate and goods Of auy
20 give me a call. d n RirK AIMS
B-Rents and collections Of all Kinds promptly aye
eutel ~ an portions Of New Castle County
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
HOTELS.
Elk e Oh 4 A ICE HOTEL.
- : DvON ~, FAMadeLnhin.

'-'0' - % Doeh 81, PhiLadelphfa
r,pYs ~, (Late COL h. b. JONES @A
ltils hotel, Kept on the Earopsao 1lo1n
& = Y elllIens and the Public IS convenient
iii ~ 'ne ~ neghborLood Of H. generally be
~ ,hs n ~ rost 1mnee and within 70 Exchange, ad-
IRON AZ parts Lgs for Steamboats,
,.dlsal meals can be had at all hours,
sa o.ahhs % y o'clock at night from o'clock in the
sziI LouginB hooms can beT y ~ cents and up
~ cents per night The Cha, rocured at all times for
lent VIII be provided With he'd The Eating Depart
duse the Drinking Counts he best the market
and choice Cigars The furnished with good Iqu
personal attention. with rOprietOr hopes by strict
ne will be able peaa5 Competent and Obligng servants
tLste Of Baltimore y j. oTTENKIRK
iS27-ly ID, and Madison House. Phiiada)
-"- PROPRIETOR.
WE would md Agricultural Seeds.
TO ourH all the attention Of Gardeners and others
Sarden, aTge selected stock Of fresh Seeds consisting
ths eesbU alour and Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
want Off lted Seeds men, D. Landreth soE Those II,
,0od and reliable Seeds can find them at
MAJ O. CHANDLER q SON.
GIL Market street
FOR SALE.
A AoRTGAGE for $1,000 for sale on very favorable
IL terms Apply to
VIM. M1CAULLRY,
Nvi,.. ~ - COG Market Street.
GhlMsHAW's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
600 Market St 9
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce Dr. Hurd's 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, on receipt Of sebea dollars
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be.
coming an agent. They can be sold in day.
Bas- We lcould rather pay salaries than Commis
sions 10 those who prove Themselves efficient statesmen
s6s- Now is the time to 20 into the business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL llSURA NCE COMP ANY.

uHlce wilmington Institute corner of 9Th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
iNIEktsr On PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
IHE principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed to be
the saest and experiences far has proved II to be
hsRpest means of Insurance against Loss RlRR, and
hrough this Institution has beeen but IL years
hehe The list Of insurers will compare fayorAbly with
ahy sheri aud the l5seag by fire during that time al
tnonge not few have been promptly paid all who have
been insured In this Office aud have had the misfortune
TO bs burned out attest The object has been to &C.
cure good list of safe risks rather than to swell ths
number OF nsui without regard to hazards thus les
senng the liability Of sinking the cash capital case o
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WILhISaToN.-William Canby Vincent G. Gpin, George
McnArdson, John Dulcan, Jacob Pusey. John Cochran
William Tatnall Edward 4. Beah, Samuel Candy.
bRAFDYwlNR HUNDRED --Edw. Bringhurst, Eli B. Talley
CHRisf1ANA HUsDRED.-Chas. W. Rowland, James RID
de- - 'N-e4 i''-
Nav CASTLE HUEDRRD.-JOhn 'juyer
WARN CLAY CRRRK HUhDRRD-Abram P. Shannon,
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
Csc. II. P. SIMMONS, Secretary aud Treasurer. gg9
II Office hours from to l and from too