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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
UNITED STATES BRIG BOHIO,l

The I'd Indiana regiment, during the
Mexican war, was charged with cowar-
dice by jeff Davis and his Mississippians.
The charge has often been refuted, but
never so completely as by the present re-
cord of its officers and men. Brigadier
Generals Lowell, III, Rousseau and Nathan
Kimball were Captains in the 2d Indiana,
and Brigadier General JEFF G.. Davis a
private; Col VIM. l.. Sanderson was a
Captain and Col. b. f. Scribner a Ser
geant; Lieut.. Col Osborne was a Captain;
Major w. II. Spicely was a Captain
and Major ID. c., Thomas a private; j..
Barrell a Lieutenant, and Captains Vim.
Abbott and John Hungate priyates,while
Lieuts Ii. Pennington and II, Mccoy oc-
cupied the same rank.
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The Loyal People Of East tennessee.

Ehe Loyal People OF East Tennessee.
In our telegraphio dispatches of yes
terdsy evening we had report by wav
of Fortress Monroe, through the families
Of Parson Brownlow and Congressman
Maynard, that all the Union people of
East Tennessee-m women, and chill
dren-had been ordered to leave within
thirty six hours, abandoning their homes
and their property, the aged and the sick,
to the tender mercies Of the infamous
traitors who have been ruling there with
= rod Of iron for year past.
In the telegraphic dispatches in tho
morning papers we find the following
WASHINGTON, April 80
a letter received here from gentle
man, high in authority in Tennessee.
contains the following Say to the
Postmaster -Genercl that we are succeed
ing beyond our most sanguine expecta-
tions AS soon as the rebel army is
driven beyond the limits Of Tennessee,
the State will stand for the Union by an
overwhelming majority. l hope the
Government will be impressed with the
absolute necessity of the army entering
East Tennessee. The seeessionists there
are arresting and plundering our people
by thousands. Their acts Of inhumani-
ty and babarity are without parallel"
The letter concludes; "Great God, is
there no relief for that people ??
Well may the writer of this letter
make the exclamation with which il con-
cludes. OF all the professed Union re-
gions of the seeded States, in East Ten
nessee alone have the people boldly and
manfully and patriotically resisted the
usurped authority of jeff Davis. They
alone have maintained their allegiance
to the old flag and recognized the consti-
tutlOnal authorities of the nation. They
have pleaded for long months for succor
and protection against their oppressors,
but no succOr has come. They have seen
| their oldest and best loved citizens inn
prisoned in loathsome jails and executed
on the scaffold for the crime of adher-
ing to their country against its enemies
Yet they have not swerved in their lOy-
| atty. They have been hoping and pray
ing for the presence at least of a small
Union force, but though often promised
none has yet reached them. We have
sent troops near enough to induce them
to rise up, but, after this was done, we
have retraced our steps, leaving the un-
armed patriots to the vengeance of theil
enemies.
This is not such treatment as tn,
loyal people of East Tennessee merit a
our hands. The Government owes it Il
them-owes it to the cause of humanity
to afford them succor. We presum
there is good reason for the neglect thu
far, but there should be no further neg
lect. If there are not soldiers enough
enlisted to warrant the sending of
force to succor the loyalists of Eas
Tennessee, let the word go forth that al
army for such purpose is needed, an,
thousands will come forward and vol
unteer with as much alacrity and en-
thusiasm as the Christians of the middl
ages rushed to arms TO rescue the Hol
Sepulchre from the hands Of the infde
-Ne0 ABaay Lelger.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

A mutiny had broken out in Nashville
in consequence of the late abolition mes
sage of President Lincoln. Nineteen
Federal officers had resigned. kentucky
regiments mutinied and had a pitched
battle with two Indiana regiments.-
bbon our Cairo dispatch Of Maday.
The above rather startling intelligence.
which was given in our Mondays issue
as a part of our Cairo special dispatch,
we find has been misconstrued into an
item of news. IL was the closing portion
Of an extract from the Memphis avalanche,
and is a fair specimen Of what the rebels
can doin the line of lying. or course it
has not Che slightest foundation in fact.
We should not deem this explanation
necessary, had we not found that the
connection Of the item was miscon-
strued, and it made to appear as news
furnished by our Cairo reporter, who
most certainly, when he hears Of fight
between Federal regiments, will "make
a note Of Chicago Tribune
This "scrap" has been going the
rounds for sometime, and we intended
to correct it, but it has escaped US. We
now pronounce it without foundation
and simply ridiculous.
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II. G.. Hamlin, wholesale and retail
dealers in Military Goods, No. 40 Cherry
street, and No. 63 West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, keeps constantly on
hand full assortment Of all articles in
his line. Buyers will find it to their in
terest to deal with him.
April 20 1w.
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LIst OF Gen. IEospltaIs at Nashvine.

List of Gen. Hospitals at Nashville,
No. l. Blind Asylum, College Hill, in
charge Surg. Failor.
No. 2 & 3. University Building, Col
lege Hill, in charge Brig. Surg Thurston.
No. 4. Howard High School, College
Hill, in charge Assist Surg. Weeds US. A.
No, 8. State Armory Building near
Med. College in charge Assist. Surg.
Town.
No. 6. Meredith Building, College ST.
above Broad. in charge of Surg. Hassett.
No. Z. College St. between Church
and Broad in charge Surg. Pirtle.
No. 8. Johnston Building, Cedar St.
opposite Commercial Hotel, in charge
Surg. Kerchival.
No. 8. Market ST. North of Square, in
charge Surg. Skeer.
No. TO- Convalescent Barracks, Col
lege Hill, in charge Surg Simpson.
No. H. Pest House, Buenna Vista
Road, miles down River, in charge.
L. D. Hogle NJ D.
NO. liz Masonic Hall Hospital, In
charge of Ass. Surgeon Chase.
REGIMENTALs HOSPITALS.
First Michigan Mecanics and Engi-
neers, Chattanooga Depot, in charge
Surg. Hammond
Fifty First Ohio, Female Academy
Building, Church St., in charge Surg,
Woodworth. Il SWIFT.
Surgeon U. S. A., Med. Director
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lCrittenden's speech on Connscatlon.

ICrittenden's speech on Connscation.
Mr.. Crittenden's speech on the confis-
cation question was like shield of sill
yer thick-set with golden stars; he spoke
with the spirit Of hero fighting for his
country. He regarded the bill before the
House as the most mOmentous that had
yet come up for consideration, and its
adoption would be fatal to the Republic; !;
be considered it unconstitutional; he was
for adhering to the great principle of
English law, that no man should be de-
prived of his'property but by due pro-
cess Of law; he thought the measure
would have a tendency TO make the war
fierce and bloody; he said the pe0Dle or
this country were determined 10 protect
their institutions from the assaults Of
both the secessionists and abolitionists
and toward the conclusion of his speech
Mr. Crittenden paid this handsome trib-
ute to the President: 81 voted against Mr.
Lincoln and opposed him honestly and
sincerely, but Mr.. Lincoln has won me
to his side. There is a niche in the tenn
pie Of fame, a niche near TO Washington,
which should be occupied by the statue
Of him who shall save his country. Mr..
Lincoln has a mighty destiny. 1t is for
him, if he will, 10 step into that niche.
1t is for him TO be but President of the
people Of the United States, and there
will his statue be, 1t is in his power TO
occupy place next TO Washington, the
founder and preserver-side by side. -
Washington CmTeyo1dence.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

HURRAHl-A great many people have
shouted "Hurrahw "many a time and
Off," bat comparatively few know it's de-
rivation and primary meaning. Il origi-
mated among the Eastern nations, where
il was used as war-cry, from the belief
that every man who died in battle for
his country went TO heaven. Ii is de-
rived from the Sclavonic word Hurrag,"
which means ITO Paradise"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

w. r. CORNELIUS has received a large
lot of the best quality of Metallic Burial
Cases and Caskets. Those chat may
have occasion TO use them can be accom-
modated at No. 40 Church Street,
April 29-tf.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

CoTroN CARDs-We beg TO call the
attention OF buyers to that extensive es-
tablisment, No. 40 Cherry street. near
Adams Express, where they can be sup
Piled at reasonable rates.
April 29-1w
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

A contribution was taken up last week
in all the Catholic Churchs in the diocese
Cf Chicago, out Of which one thousand
dollars have been already sent TO Arch
bishop McHale, and five hundred dollars
TO the central committee in Dublin, Ire
land for the relief of the sufferers from
the famine.
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MashriIIp atuium.
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1862.


Correspondents will confer a great
favor on us by leaving their communica-
tions for inspection at our leisure. We
have no time to hear communications
read over by their authors. We are al
ways glad to hear from any one who has
a fact to impart or thought to suggest,
and hope to hear often from those who
can contribute to the pnhlic information.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

The many personal friends Of ex-Gov.
Morehead will be gratiGed 10 learn that
he has arrived in Kentucky, having been
unconditionally released from imprison-
ment al Fort Warren.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

SECRETARY or TIE NAvY.-It is author
itatiyely stated at Washington that there
is no intention by the President Of maxi
ing a change in the head Of the Navy
Department and the reports current to
the contrary are without any foundation.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

The following letter, published in the
Marblehead (Mass.) Ledger, which de-
scribes a shrewd Yankee trick.
UNITED STATES BRIG BoHIo,)
Sunday, March g. 1862. {
Dear Parents The BohiO has been at
work again. Yesterday, at 6 A. NJ, we
sighted a schooner in the horizon, hoist
ed the Spanish ensign, and she did the
same, but as soon as we ran up the Stars
and Stripes, she hauled to the wind and
tried to escape; we put on sail after sail
till we had 2l sails set |! but the schooner
was a smart sailer, and we did not gain
any. We then run out the guns and fired
two shots at her, but she did not mind
it, The captain ordered the sails to be
wet down, and they were drenched, and
we began to come up with her At las
we resorted to strategy and rugged q
"smOke stack" amidships, and built q
fire, and soon had "steam on" AS soon
as she saw this she hove to, thinking We
were steamer, and would soon catch
her. We boarded her, and found her tc
be the Henry Travers, of Nassau, n Z.
and on the same errand as the Other
prize, viz: to run the blockade She ha.
cargo of coffee and soap and her papers
show her TO be worth $4,000. We are
on our way TO the Southwest Pas,
with her. She had been boarded before
by the Kinghsher, and allowed to go
We had a chase Of eight hours, capturing
her at p, NJ.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

A meteorological table in the Indiana
polls Journal reports that more than
perpendicular foot of rain fell at that
place between the lst Of March and goth
Of April
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

The Federals captured at Forts Henry
and Donelssn, New Madrid and Island
No. 10, over three hundred pieces Of ord
nance.
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Notice.

An election Will be held at the Office of ths 'C0m.
mercia Insurance Company" at their once, in
Nashville, On Monday, the 5th day Of Nay next f1r
The purpose Of olectng eleven Directors fDr tbs en5u
Ing twelve months.
JAMEs WALKER, sec'y.
NASHVILLE 18th ATrl, 1862 apl7 "a
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TEyNFSSEE MONEY TAKEN AF PAR
NOTICE.

ON THE sTH DAY or MAY, 1909, WILL tx,
- plrablie sale 20 the highest bidder for cash, at
w. TX House vard gate in Nashville one negro
INV ,ny named William, levied on as the property OF
sIsIp & Hamilton, 20 satisfy sundry executions IN
~ hands I'M favor OF VIM. shane, J. sehoni sayers y
ig ,iot Aiev Iedbetter n Co., G. B. Gordon, J. y.
I'M and n Gibson, issued by W. p. Robertson aud q
n sontbrate Fsqrs Sale at II O'Clock, A. NJ
H. JOHN ID COVER, G. d, G.
Apru 2O Is82--td
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INSURANCE

AGAINST loss or damage by fire or the
nerils of NAVIGATION, can be obtained at
the Insurace Office of
w. j. MARI,
~. No. 25 CoLLEGE STREET.
(Opposito the "Sewanee House'D
Mar29-tf
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SOMETHING NEW!

Just received 40 Glers' Gallery, th8 Photographs
Album OF different styles and patterns, holding from
SIX a. ulty pCtlreat most beautiful ornament lr the
.llr0r Call and see them. srZO In
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MS.

DAILY UMoS, per m........... .....Ss 90
week, ck,.......s.........s... 70
TH.WEEELY UNoN, per annam, ...s...,.. s5 90
WISELY umos, per annum. 90
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Yankeee manageme linz
prOmptu Steamer.

The following letter. published in the
Marblehead (Mass.) Ledger, which de-
scribes a shrewd Yankee trick.
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RATEs on ADYERTIsINa

REHKWABlI At PLRAgURn
Ono square, one year S3O-each additional square $40
Written notice must be given 10 take out and st p
Advertisements Of yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise we shall charge till done.
No contract OF yearly advertisements will be diBcOn-
lfnuad without nTavnua notice ~ na nor will any
charge be made Tor less than year at the yearly
rates
psr Advertisers exceeding the space con-
raatBd for will be charged for the excess. -GA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-06-25
d, c. IRA ID n,
INSURANCE AGENT,

Onee, cor. Second stree. anil Cont Alley.
up stairs, next to Ayres' Building)
DrpRESENIS the following old and
~ Reliable Southern c%omraniati
Lynehbnrg Hoe AMI fitc Insurance Com.
plns. Virginia
More ant. lnsufaaca Co.. Richmond. vs..
Nashville COMMERCIAL Insurance Company,
fsnussscc.
Se'ms Insurance aui Trns' Company, sln.
Alat m lnsurunee company Montgomery.
Nninmrka Insurance. and ansing CptnrA.
~. Alahema.
Eutala iilf1n .narFanca Company, Ala.
A~nalies,i1rs riirssasi 70 p.C Ttadsr,
i1ck bot lil. Nsfnphi,, viil receive pr,mrt
attention. v~9nls.Gm
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tI.soivcnt notice.

unlcrsigrsl. administrators Of tic
estai0 W wl,iam Lowe. deceased.
having reported 70 tho Probate r,nrt o.
ruuici county. Sississippi, az the January
torn. ! 70, that sand estate ls iianivent f:
Al reispns having claims against said -
tate ora hereby notified 60 come farwfrl
and hhta 'h,ir o'.in' irly prohatfl anl
registered IN The Clett'soher ofni court.
on or before the - Monday IN March,
1868, II ,hey viii W. forever blurred
WILLIAM q. maxwell.
Jan. -. lsGZ. tn2.Gml Administrator.
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rE.IE nnic- gaei, Administrator ~ tho
4 Estate ~ John ". Barley, deceased,
having rspgfied /, ,te Probate Cont 81
Pamela county, Missis'ippi. ~ the January
torn. 1859, that enid estate "a insolsenis
al, persons having claims against said e.
tate are hereby notified 10 have them pro.
batsi and registered N the Clerks orise e
said Court, on or before The 9TH M9nds
IN February, lsGs. or ,hey will be ioreye
barred. LOUISIANA BAILEY.
Feb. ith, 1863. Administrators
Zeal Z nn9.Gut
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iiis.i 'ggi sai Tennessee Railroad.
C-ArTe.Is Or T'---m.
ufss Grief Er.. md fsa'i srt',.t
Trufnts. Nov. sth. lsil.
as rnd ,fisr " Wednesday,. Novomhsr 18Th.
" 1861. tfatn1 On tais road viii ran -
foilovss
COtvG SOUTH.
Nail train Ia4ees Memoirs st...... 'feFr
" " arrives ~ GrruT a ~ Il.3l ~
GsiSG NugrlI.
Nail tn 4 lotses grersii ., ........'fi ~
a arrives =, Msmphis a.. ~
The Freight aui Zee 4mmaiaiinn train
will leave Msrrhi. i. Gs'elnes, y. y. On
Mondays. Wsinssiiys ard Fridsys. sfriv.
Ing 1t Grsnnia y. 5 o'clock ,. =. sHb
tssviuu Grenada ~ 9 o'cless v on INis..
De, Thursiags anil Saturdays. arriving a;
,fnatkisa az Hve o'clock p. VI.
NILES NERRfwErHre.
sfat1 Chief Ene. and Gent sar't.
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u. r.,'GER.s .ro7Tcg.

VtsgBS % Nv BIS. Bisrns. nsa, ks-
bina. n sor+s.l marc pony, ~ yeai,
oII, Is or u hands hi4h, uhits 'aee. ha'
. sunk rl-ss Al the rgs, " the tail. Ar-
pra.ss . SOON.
r. n. JoSrf, Rsr-er ?. &.
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TAM YARD.

n n NNNf|f
Il t.tFE fnr mle Ora llah 'fal and sIt
= O.. aerea of taui, urlh uhch sohsli
tno mY.t .J1h locations fora
~ YARD
IN iha state n cNy0frl s,ti iha go
nl ubh 1mla.. and has u an % au aban.
dance ~ spring Rator.
~ .ips looming Central 'rad me Tho
io6athp school. IL o hn,Ithy rrfInn, and
IN nn eacsi cot neshburtanl, md ga tho
pun0It ami oxford road. Address
90. BAKER.
ms. ! nli.U Pamela, slisa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25

RoACHEsi RoACHEsli-Lyon's Magnetic Powder
IL death TO these pests. For sale at GRIMsHAWs,
No. coo Market above eth street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
(Origiaal Mil Creek J

INSURANCE COMPANY,
G0ETIEUKs TO oFFER TO THR PEOPLE OF DELA.
hrs' on All descriptions Of property except marine
This Company Is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance in
our State being che frst to Introduce the principle among
US. All the others are more limitations.
II IS recommended by fifteen years experience In, and
attention io sublee Mutual Insurance, which, Is
believed has enabled the Managers 50 to adjust aud dis.
orininae between the different varieties OF property aud
rsk as % render the membership the most equitable aud
Mutual Of any other Company in the State.
il does not boast that has met with no loss or only
zone two small losses during its the
Insurance List is small the losses needs be In pro-
poronbu justly boasts that within the last year,
1t has paid $4,000 in losses aud attendant expenses with
cut single case q htgaton rarely Of even difference Of
q the parties nsured--always within the limits Of 80
days unless a the option Of the parties,
has got the best and safest List Of nsurAnees Of
other Company in the State
1t has less at hazard in any one single risk in proper
hon 70 its means than any other Company in the State
II mas reected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars Of To-
suranee offered to H. within the last three months either
s being too great risks in single case OF as anh OBJ
the multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
within rs bounds it has increased its List Of assurances
Elis''A MILLION OF DOLLARS
y commences the year 1854 with an amount real pro, %
tselon 70 the community Of s2s5'Vvo
uuarded by surplus fund OF le,OoO
Total Protection ssac 900
1t the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and Al ceh
they ought to patronile il.
Secretary and Mreasurer--RoBERf McCABR
DIRECTORS:
Brandyugias HiSidrstl-willlam p Lodge.
ChristiaHG Hnndrei-Jsmes Delaplaine.
Z Wilmington Manifestations sharpe, James Webb. q
StOtsenburg, Samuel Il
Mih Cfosk Hifndred-nonsrt MeCabs.
Reio Castle HHndrsd-DAvid W. Gemm
lFhle Clay Creek Huaired--i p Williamson
Penoader HgRdfsd-Curtis H. Ellison
81. GsOTges Hundred-James BurnhAm.
Red Lion HuHdred-JOhn C. Clark
SntyTHd-William Temple
Dquer-HsnrY Todd.
MIord-Charles T. Fleming, Peter CAusey
GeOrgefODH-C Tnnnell.
Communications general business addressed to the
undersigned, Wilmington, post paid will receive mme-
dale attention.
va ROBERT MccABg NJ D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25

Exchange Brokers'
No. M Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &c, 6c., promptly and
accurately drawn.
PROMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinda bought aud sold on
commission in this city at the Brokers boards In Philt
dephia, New York, other cities by OF
pondinG brokers WIN are all firms Of high standing
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS charged Stocks
cans purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
OF quarter per reut being divided between ourselves
aud our agents.
DRAFls.-ws draw on philadelphia, New York hos
ton aud procure drafts ether American cities at the
lowest rates Of exchange.
FOREIGN DRAFTS We draw on Great Bsiisin, Ire
aud, Germany aud every other rlnntty Ia kWale,
houses Of nudouhted standing, ID To suit
customers.
EXCHANGE Foreign Or Dou .i,e-bonght aud sold
premium will almost always be allowed for Cheeks New
YOlk.
REAL EsrATE.-we attend to the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate In town country and respectfully nyie
purchasers sellers to give call We rent houses,
aud when desired by our customers attend 10 the culec
ton Of their rents.
COLLECll0NS.-0nr correspondence enablos US tu
reach any prominent point IN America In any foreign
country through the most reliable channels, our taci.
consequently persons awaiting Themselves Of them may h.
ouhdent that their business will be faithfully and
ar1mpty attended TO. tur charges low are
N ade BY any reliable parties,
III every where employed aim Is To do
he best Tor the interest Of customers aud solicit
he patronage of our friends aud the public generally
lsns JOHN McLhAH & sun.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
Price, only Is Cents G

eytr h r give sAfactionto all who their virtue
Prepared At Dr. Hurts Deutal Office, No. Il Fourth
street BROOKLYN h. D.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-25
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL IlSUBA NCE COMP ANY.
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9th
3 and 9f ,lla Market Streets, Wilmington, Del


and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT
fpflR principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed to be-
the safest aud experiences tar has proved II the
cheapest means Of Insurance against Loss FIRE and
although this lnstution has leeen but u years in ex-
Nence the list Of Insurers will compare faynraby With
any other; and the losses by fire daring that time al.
though not lew, have been promptly paid all who have
Teen insured in this Office and have had the misfortune
to be burned out can attest. The object las been
cure good list Of safe risks rather than swell the
number Of lnsud without regard TO hazards thus es.
senng the liability Of sinking the cash capital In ease o
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WilMNGTos-William Canby Vincent ., Gpin, George
kelardson, John Duncan, Jaeob Pusey John Cochran
William Tatnall Edward II leah, Samuel Candy
BRANpTwiRR HUNDRED -Edw. Brnghurst, Eli b. Talley
CHRIsrfANA IuEDRED.-Chas. w, Rowland james KID.
die ~
Ngw CASTLE HUspRED.-Iohn 'juyer.
WhirE CLAY CREEE Recommendation r. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
GEo. II. P SIMMONS, Secretary and Treasurer. 81
K Office hours from to 1 and IRON ? to O.