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, 1862-06-02

DAVID E. MCLEAN & Co.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Montreal, G. e.
Gnsa mse n dEy
Flour and Grain Consigned to us.
[my3 p461mI
IRWIN d MOREY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Board Of Trade Building, chicsgo.
Liberal adyances made on G1a cargocs or on s.our
E5@HEA NeEE4E So ~ MePse1 Fsss t;y
S931!fFiH SS HfHtEs fhs 81 E5s's 6s4es5s Ss4.
mysp9e71m
CHARLES RANDOLPH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERcHAnr,
5ss f. 8d9anees q a1n a so0'
CHAMPION d TODD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Wholesale @ nea1eEs n Green I'd psed FEuts No.
Z c. oHAAP1oS. Imytp93tsml JAMES TODD.
A BEL AKIN & CO.,
a, ~ RRoDrsz Goxx1ss1oSs MEacHAxEs ! No, rs
and Grain to be sold here or by
WIN. a. Brown & Co.,
... . New York
ABEL AKIN. lapl6p4o25m1 IL HURLBEr.
GLAssFORD, JONES d CO.,
Forwarding and Shipping Agents.
Rs{5s ssts9sS ssEs9 s @
% Cana! nsass %asst .pps ARsas 81 TasF7 ks5s,ea
w ILLIAM r. ONE,
General Produce Commission Merchant,
Eo.5 Dolea Building. Coz CLARK and South Water sta
Liberal cash ad7a1ces @ Hns msde n On cenzg
WHEELER, NEELY s CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NOT Board Of Trade Building
c.L,TI3E5;SR. c:a,s113E;E AE.s11F. E-7. 1A~HKscz
CYRUS CLARKE,
Produce Commission Shipping Merchant,
NUMBER 10 CENTRAL WHARF, BUFFALO.
Cash Advances made BY Walker, Bronson q Co.. Chi
DATRICK q CO., GENERAL
l. Commission Merchants No. 24 South Water at,
foysens &C. es ~ Al. nEsS Rs7
Bsss s ss | l
MURRY NELSON & CO.,
III NJ; sS4a Mste1 street
shipMsnt and @4zne essh So On sssn fioas s
rI0s'eRaS TSR e. a'';S S%M u s'PsS; m1s;s1ox.
HURRY NELSON. Z. 3. sTKERSs.
! PEDFORD, MEREDITH d CO.,
Exclusive COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the purchase and sale OF Pork Stock Flour Grain
md asF PFSnee eS generally M No. rs aud ~ South Eater
p APPLEYE & SHELDON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
een1a M5 ss hs e e pas
made On Consig9nents ana shipnents -
REEEHEScE:-BoEen Brothers {. Blair. Ehicago-
y. B RAFF1xYK laptns!0ly] SETH SHELDON. 1R-
EE& ANrEs,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Give especial attention to the pnrch aae and sale of
Eeus Sri'n aud Al nnas Of gF9d1cs en- commission
ezH Sss r tsee '''ff ss5as5 sa i'15 asa1rs 7
| RA1LlH q 81 I mOUh, FfO-
| - DUCB AND GENERAL COMMISSION AEK-
| CHANTB- Dfee les South Water street, Pomeroy1
! Building Post Office Drawer 5l31 Chicago. RKF1x-
sEss z&sSS i SSssaEfs = i e. # sasslS aiR a;3
| PRUCE, SCOTT d CO., Produce
IL Commission Aerchanta No. Is Lasa11e street. be-
| attention given to the purchase and sale Of Grain
Flour, Provisions, and oher products commission
| We make liberal caah advances On Conalgnmen8 for
| zale In this or Eastern markets.
| Pest Office Drawer e2a mh1Su5589n
| ALoSzo BRucE. GEO T.. scoTT. F. QCEAL.
CAWYER WALLACE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| a Broad street. New FORK
| Advances made Constgnmeuts to the above tt1n
6y TN A1TCHlsoN, Jr- Agent, 1s2 sonth ~ Watas 81
| CHADBOURNE& Is WETH ERBE
General Commission Merchants,
Fsrdee's Building corner Wells and South Water sa
| No. up ttafrs, Chicago
A-s. cHADBouRsK- Enh1n2116m1 e.F. wErHEKB1.
3 ALL, BURBANK d CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. Do1e's Building cor South Water and Clazk IL
| Post Office Drawer 62F, Chicago.
, 1862-06-02

Nicely, LAWRENCE d CO.,
IN COMMISSION MERCHANT6, for the purchase
and sale Of Grain. Flour, Prov1sions and County Pro
Aeo. dealers Il SAT- Lime, WsteE Lime ss9e@eo @ FIT
tering Hair Land Paster &c st 26 1a sud 24o South
Water breEf ALHXXT Z. EEK11Xf% HKH1AIlG VI LAW
xxECE, VIII T. EINpIATK, xpEAKD r. LAWRE9u-
mbS1fplT
, 1862-06-02

Capt. John Brown, JE, has resigned his
position in the John Brown sharpshooters, on
account Of Ill health. Lieut.. George Il. Hoyt
has been promoted to the position. Both are
representative men, and Capt. Brown could
not have asked for successor who more fully
represents his thoughts and purposes.
, 1862-06-02
Y NOW THYSELFl
DIR. IT. III. MN.

DIR. II. III. McCANN,
eHFsIClAN AND SURGEON. astecss to certainty
he true condition and locality Of diseases By simple
and scientific method, without asking any Questions
DseaseB Of the Throat Lungs treated by Medical
inhalation and Constitutional treatment Diseases Of
me Hea!t Of the stomxch, Of The LIVER Ndnegs Drop
dsm. Neuralgia. Paralysis Fstals spssms Els Rs- R
easea Rqpture, Diaslhaa: In short an el1aole dts.
time We are not d cureal1" doctor,and will under
xke 70 care without fair prospect Of recovery.
Female Diseases, &C.,
s9eh - snpgressionz Irregularities Falling q tbs
Painiat 9! Difficult MeHstruation, Rarennesa &C. viii
speedily cured. without poisonous drugs Injurious
3r Unpalatable medicines Of any kind Have deli
eacY IN calling difference Whist yeur troubles may
De- The afflicted cordially invited to call and sas
sfy Themselves.
Consultations and ExaxainatIon8 FREQ
of Charge.
AL communications strictly confidential ONCE In
Street Railroad Building corner Of STATE and Ran
dolph streets once hg1Es @ e df9n A. n " M gf
omy address, ine1ostng stamp, will receive prompt
attention, or ter two Etarps will send pamphlet
r4e. Bel2W1Y
, 1862-06-02
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LIMIT
CIHCINHATI AMD CHICAGO
4ReLINE HAHREAU

Forty Miles the Shortest Route 10 Cincinnati MdIsn.
polls sud LouIsTil1a
TRAINS le97a Weas Side Unio2 Depot Chicago,
daily, - fouoW8:
TO L. M.-Dsy Expreas, and Mall dsu1dayH excepsed3
1852 II. Night Express {Saturda7s excepted)
kZrtya at Cincinnati at g 50 l. II. and 90oP
souTHxEH CoAz4u11uHs-At Indi1napoll lor Frank
md III Rosnz IN Central and Southern Indiana al1o 10
Louisville, F1nuk1ott Lexington, aud all point South
EASTERN Cu1NEqTIoas-AI Anderson snd fathm oad
tot Pequa, uEbana, DsJton. xen1a, Columou4 and N
Connections at Cincinnati for Hauden, MARKETS.,
2Azke1sb1rE. and po19ta o. the Ohio River
principal Earoad DHcea In the Northwest and at thu
Compauy's Once, No. Is Randolph etreet. CbIcasa.
fuuder the aheG Gn1Au House.1
JOHN Be BRANDT, Gen SUP RtehGond. Ind
CHA& F01IETT+ Gen. Ttckar Agent Richmond Ind
SAMA LRWIS, Wesn Paas Agent Chicago
, 1862-06-02
GATARRHl CATARRH!l
~ CATARRHtII

DR.. LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY,
WAHaAzrKD to be q sura cure for
OATARRH or GOLD IN THE HEAD.
OHE HuHpExD THousAHp pessons die veazly In thls
country ot Consumption Every physician knoWs th8t
with fully tTuhrdd OF thfB humber, the disease n{I3
commanded asa
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
The aext step being to the throat and bronchial tubes
easier % cnFe cataz1h than Consumption, aud b.
curing the first prevent the lStter Persons should
understand tnat the better Wsy 70 cure Consumpdoc
Tie symptoms Of Casta1rh Al thay generally appear
at first very slight Persona md they have cold
and ad that they have frequent attaeks and .5s ore
md acrid. aiterWards becoming thick and ad6esiYe
efeass$ + aas3dty I'd c6sageS i qasNfy ny IL
"a tie nose or ese they fa Into the throst md are
hswked oIroqghed Of The secsetlops ale oaens!ye. Il
eyes weak; the sense OF smell Is lessened or de-
Nrc1.d; deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of Catarrh Is, that
of thick or slimy mucous which has fallen down fn
peson may sure that bis disesse Is s way the
lungs and should lose time IN arresting It. The
spoVe the SYMPHONIC OF Cntarrh they appear IN
b he sid q the LIQUID cArARRH REMEDY. 81
Heae symptoms caa be quickly and efectuRlly re
dy to assure al who disposed to test II virtues il
erring catanh. that after the trial OF the Remedy
Frice of he Catar7h Remedy sufficient foz use
one month. with full and clear difecuons
Office, 1a2 South Clark Street, Wp-StairS)
Address DE: D. 4 sEELYE,
de1.hsS6m FoBt Office Box 1851. Chicago, Ill
, 1862-06-02

Arrival of Western Sick in New York,
The steamer R. S. Spaulding arrived at New
York On Wednesday morning, bring 800 sick
and wounded soldiers. There are about LOCO
patients lett in the general hospital at White
River Point-many of them conyalescapt
The patients on the spaulding have been kind
ly cared for and have improved since they left
White River Point. The following are among
the number in the spauldiDg: J. Il. Albee,
Co. B, 5th Wisconsin :; Sergeant I. Il. Brooks,
Co. E, 9Th Illinois cavalry; B. Nichols, Co. G,
8th Illinois cavalry; c. McGrudge, Co. E, 5th
Wisconsin: R. H. shumway, Co. G, 5th Wis
consin; H. Hansenre, Co. G, 1st Minncsota.
, 1862-06-02

~ EAu.ROAD:-9CxAZ1 A11AxH4xKa1
IA md A9tE MUNDAT, Nay l3th 1f6I fsfps I'll
N "sl's s1sss psRos q fo1o, Bandai. axcspsod
port Warren aslsaA .b1nieish, DS5uass III 1es9
mediate potntz: $40 u. a;ad SIS FI NF Dfxna
foto EHlt1a Geoar H&padR md futs1Hxo<tk&e ocf0f7
tsa @ E n 1oE E1Kt9, ps@S14efe Roc6aEd1 nd iat~1a
d14fe poi4A; &N r ~ ROT 8en4v7 and tnsekmsalnM
he e3e 4 and kmF u Nata: Paasea7xss iaf c55s
III 1A1e, HI aearY Richmond. 8eoAyx YSEn M II
| eeEn.tttste aotnts, Y1n t2ka The k41 r Il Esf1
| Neeq4ax C2x4 @ 1axht natrk
| Z 3. TALEQff. On. GUA
G. N.WHNEsK Ga. E1Ne1IE lxs9S ID
, 1862-06-02

E Thomas A. Scott, having resigned his
position as Assistant Secretary of War, has
been unanimously elected Vice President Of
the Pennsylvania railroad company. J. Ed
gar Thomson, the President of the road, has
gone to Europe.
, 1862-06-02

~
The following arc, the dispatches sent By
Secretary Stanton to Cor. Andrew, Of Massa-
chusetts, on Sunday last, when the safety Of
Washington uRs supposed to be thrcasened.
They are identical with the: dispatches sent to
the Governors Of hc.other loyal state.s:
lrE1raRAxI-coFY.J
WASHINGTON, May =, 1882.
To Gonss..or -4ndresr::
f1iately Banks il completely routed The enemy
Ase in large force advancing upon HarpeTs Ferry.
EDw1N n. STANTON.
Secretary OF " At.
= IL Irx1HGnAH u-ooFx.1
EAeuNGroN, May Is, 1852.
To the GoTe7ror Of Aaes6cd usetts:
Intelligence from vations quarters leaves 70
t1nubt that the enemy In great force areadyancfng
On Washington. ToG Will please organize and for
ward Immediately s1l the volunteer and militia
force In your State.
Enww II. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
, 1862-06-02

G 4 r G E N t. 2 A I n
~ ExTEK21NAToE!
SARGERT'S PAIN ExTERhaikAT0R!
THE GREAT
Standard Remedy:
No Household 1s Safe Without It.
1t is the only postiye and radical for Dptherla
Headache, Fresh Wounds Buns Spralns, DyBentery
Diarfhca; Earache, and ali kindred complaints.
There nuInberless n0stT ns cocttd md PINNED
of upon c0ndlng public as remedies for the above
mentioned Ills which, though In few instances may
afford temporary relief by no means perfect full
and complete cure.
SARGENT's PAIN EXTERMINAT0R
Has: been tried and tested, and was NEVER FOUND
Ingredients It acts in strict conformity with natures
1ae and heals Instead Of distsaetiu builds up instead
HundTeds who havctelt the royal power and benih-
cence Of its
Healing Qualities,
Bear glad testimony to Its efficacy In relieving and
For I sale by su Leading Druggists and Apothecartea
Per bottle Liberal Discount 70 the Trade.
Mandatory and Wholesale Depot at
"a Washington Street, Chicago.
A. ". SARGENT q CO.,
Post Office Box 574s ap3DT5t6-lY
, 1862-06-02

nR. N. s. DODGE, PROFESSOR
at his Rooms at the Sherman House, On Fridays, May
th, June 9Th August 1T and sepsemosE lsth A1so
June 2lst, August 2na and septembeT 1sta Patients
from 2 to 4 P. n. Consultation free. Address Post
once BOZ 5 Chicago. Illinois, Dr. DIS Lectures to
E+nn1n
, 1862-06-02

- WASHINGTON, Msy IS, 1852.
To GopefnoT Andfe2p:
Tour telegram received. The orders you desire
viii be given by the Adjutent General and Quar-
1e1mastcx General. In addition thereto, I hereby
authorize you 10 make requisitions upon the re-
SpectIvs Q1a1teEmasters and Conmissaries Ut
yoqr discretion, and do and perform whateyeE ae.s
and things may be necessary for tbs raising and
forwarding troops for the Government. This te1e-
gram to be your vibrant and authority,
E. NJ STANTON.
Secretary Of Var.
The following is the dispatch sent on Tues
day night last, directing the release Of the
1nilita, On the ASSURANCE that Washington and
Gen, Banks command were safe:
[rE1EGnAA-coPT.1
WASHINGTON, May n.
1oronor .3nd7sr, Bnsson::
The President directs that the militia be re-
leaeed, and the enlistmente made for three years
or during the war. This I think will, practically,
not be longer than 5ear. The latest Intelligence
from General Banks states that he has saved near
IL he whole command. with smau 1oss. Concen-
tratjon9 Of our force hare been made which It Is
hoped will capture the enemy.
(signedD Edwin II STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
, 1862-06-02

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
jewa1ry, wtss Bralds, Cufla, Frzret etc, 20 70 a.
9HSWALDT 100 LakegtEeet and examine taoss y E1a. @
ncia1 from the natural when adjugted to the head.
als Hair JeWelrT contains always the newest EAf11
, 1862-06-02

- Gov. Blair, Of Michigan, who has lust
returned from Corinth, brought back from the
18th Michigan regiment, which had just been
paid of, s55 ,o00.-Defroif Tribune
, 1862-06-02

e DR.. Frsnkin .Chavett's Uterine
gTE71SE DISEASE, OF the MONEY will be REEUHDEp,
West Vsh BuSen street. Consultation iree. Post
Office Boz S35 Dr. G. has practiced diclne for tEe1
fTnine ycays four Of which have been In this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
STEWART'S FOUNDERY,

fnllE undersigned having purchased the entire iutsre
1 Ia the hoUNnERY aud RAlLlNd SHOP &c., at the
corner OF FRONT aud MONROE STREETS, in this city,
prepared to execute all orders that may be entrusted
bis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
NEW BOOKS!

NEW bUOkS!
II y. S. Il Buffers Book and Newspaper Store,
420 Mdrkd Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps a story OF American Lille by a. W. Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins
Harry Harson, by John r. irving.
Ihe Attorney. by John i. Irving.
The Constitution OF the United States.
wild Life. by Capt Mayne Reid
Life OF General Francis Marion.
hayhody's Lawyer.
Moral History u Women.
Miss dibsri's Career.
On of THEM, by Chas Lever.
The First Halse Step, by REYNOLDS.
The Woman In White by Wilkie Collins,
Twenly-nge different kinds Of Novels At dime each
All the Magazines Daily and Weekly Newspapsrs
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles for sale In x eat
variety an 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL

No. n Dock 81 PhHddslphia,
(Late col. II. b. JoNEs)
UlIls Hotel, kept the European Plan IS convenient
for Travellers, Citizens and the Public generally be.
lug in the immedste neghborhood Of the Exchange
joining tie Post ollce, and within few minutes walk
n the Delaware Wharvs the landings for Steamboat
from all parts
Meals can be had at all hours from & o'clock in III
morning to Il o'clock at night, for l2S cents and ~
wards Lodging oums he procured ali tunes for
- q cents PER night The Chambers clean well veu.
iAaied aud all newly furnished. The Eating Depart
mtnt will be provided with the hest the market pro-
durf the lruking Counter furnished with good Iiqua
and choice Cigms This Proprietor hopes tnAt By Sri
personal attention. With conf eteut aud ohlgng
h- viii he able 60 please.
,. oTTENgIRK
late OF Baltimore, NIL, And Malisep House, phtlais
iY.7-iy. PROPRIETOR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
FANCY FURs.

ing Fall aud Winter Seasons. would respectful, in.
vite examination of my stot, aud pc+s IRON thus.
Intending n purchase, rnabls u oer them very
desirable inducements
All my Fur have been purchased for cash, aud made
hy experienced aud competent hands. and The peten
monetary troubles render necessary tia should dis
pose Of my gnods at very small alysncs nn Cnft,
am Satisfied that II will ba 10 TIN inefetts Of those
who design purchasing, 10 give ina ttll
So Rvcolleci, the name. number aud street john
fareira, tNrw Fur Storej us Arch Street Philadelphia.
sepUdm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
DRESSLER'S
HAIR JHWELRY STORE,

~ No. Somt Eighth Street, Phlddelpha
I'm haud and for sale choice assortment Of superior
" pAtierns-and will plat to order. BrNcelvts Esr
Rings Fuger Rings, BroAst Pins, Crosses Nkaces
and Guard Chains &c. 6c
fS-Oriers enclosing rle hair to be plated, may b.
sent by mat, HTe drawing you eau uu
paper SUD ene"e such amount AZ you may choose 30
pay-
Cost y follows ;-Ear Rings, 81 to SO; Breast Pins
70 81 Faser Rings q eta To $500 Vest Chains So 10
s. NeeaIlees 50 to So
1s-nai put into MedAons, Box Breast PiHs, Rings
Up uod aud Silver bought at fair rates.
2lly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
JOHN McLEAR g. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
Nh NH7 VInrAaf Street

Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. II7 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, M0RTGAGEs, &c, &c, promptly aud
PR0MissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS 0f all kinda bought aud sold on
commission In this city at the brokers l0ardH In pha.
,lelphia Nav York, other cities by Of CORES
pnnding brokers' who are all firms ot high standing
M EXTRA COMMISSIONS Ars changed on Stocks or
loans purchased abroad tho regular brokers commission
quartet per cent heing divided leiween nurrlfr
aud agents.
DRAPTs.--We draw GU Philadelphia, Nav York nr loa
aud procure draitH Other American titles, at The
laWsst ratas Of exchange
fuREtuN DRAFTS We draw ureat Britain, lie
aud, uatminy ani every other country la Europe,
housea VI nndonltei stAnlins In sums 10 suit our
tuanulerl
EXCuANGE-F or numetc-hought aud .old
at tile most favorable rAtes allowed by iha market.
premium will almost swsY be allowed dr Check on Eew
YORK.
REAL harATE We attend 70 the pnrghaie aud nie
af Real Etste 10 Town or county adl tspetmlly invite
pnrthatsis aellsff To- give cali Va isut houses,
aud when hesirrd by rastones attend tp tH caes
lion OF their rants
COLLEu rlONs Our correspondence enables as a.
reach any prominent point In America or In any oTe{u
country, hnugh the ihOst reliable thauneln, uur aeli
ties ff making collections therefore complete, And
4luenty lsTonl ayAns theniaalyef Of them may he
oufdent that their hu,inrrs viii he ltthiuy aud
armnptly attended to- tnr charges low h aia
made hy any reliable pntiies.
In every where rutllHYel "ur ain iH Ia dl
lie hest the utrra of aur tnniris aud iurli
lie patmnasr Of irnis Hni the pubic geheIally.
isu q JOHN MelkAh & snN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
Iron Railings, verandaha, &c.

Having eoHplea and choice selection Of patterns be
believes a facilities superior to my establishment m
the te, for this particular branch and he feels warrant
ed in Asrng his friends that any orders for enclosing
Cemetery lots yards Yeraudahs, will give entire sas
faction. CHARLES STEWART.
Wilmington, Del, March !, l86i.-l2ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
ORANGE GROVE
WHISK EY.
v. G. q.

VHE PUREsT MEDICINAL AGENT EVER KNOWN
has furnished the community stimnlant pure health
beverage. 1t is calculated 10 do away with the vile
aLngged stun that iH palmed of on the community aud
which Is Injurious 10 body and mind. For sale BY
V. O. GlLPIN, Sole Agent,
ro91ef oil Tenth and Market SITS, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-01-21
, FIRE INSURANCE.
n FIRE INSURANCE.
THE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL.
(Orgindl MiH Creek
TNSTTR ANNE HOMpANX

{ OT1gifldt MiW Creek
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NoNrINURs TO oFFBR TO THE PEOPLE OF DELLA
- wars Its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
iakA.
This Company is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance in
our State being the first TO introduce the pucipe among
US. All the others are mere limitations.
II is recommended by fifteen years experience in, and
attention to the subject Of Mutual Insurance, which Us
believed has enabled che Managsrss to adjust aud DIS
crminate between the different varieties Of property and
risks Az to render the membership the most equitable and
Mutual OF any other Company In the State. .,..
u does not boast that II has with no loss only
one or two small LOSSES during it's sexsieneewherethe
Insurance List Is small the LOSSES needs be in pro-
portoubnt Justly boasts that within the last ten years
II has paid $4,000 in osses and attendant expenses with;
out single VI litigation rarely Of even difference o.
opinion, and In almost all to the entire satisfaction
Of the parties nsured-always within the limits Of 80
days, unless at the option Of the parties
II has got the best and safest List Of lusurances OF any
other Company In the State.
has less at hazard in any single risk In propor-
ton to It's means than any other Company In the State
II has rejected hundreds of thousands Of Dollars o In
aurance offered to H. within the last three months either
being too great risks In single unit OBJ
ecis of Mutual nsuranee and Notwithstanding this Au
the multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
within its bouud has Increased is List Of
H4LFA MILLION Of DOLLARS
y commences the year 1854 with an amount real pro,
lection 70 the community Of 8252i0Ou
Guarded by a surplus fund Of 1900
Total Protection, ssoC ,OOC
Iii the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware, and a. eh
/ fresdent-jEssE SHARPE
Secretary and Mreasurer-RoBRRr MoCABR.
DIRECTORS
Brdniytgfns Handred-william =. Ledge.
ChTIsfidRG Handrat-James Delapaine.
Wilmington Hundred- Jesse Sharpe James Webb, {. q
Stotsenburg. Samuel b
MIL Creek HiHdroi-n..oert McCabe.
Nse Cdsne HhHdrsd-David W. 0emmill.
lVhiie Clay Greek HuniiYd-J. r. Williamson
Pencddsr Handred-Curtis n. Ellison
81 Georges Hundrsd-James Burnham.
Red Lion HHndred-John g CLARK.
SmyTHd-Wam Temple.
D0rer-IIenry Todd.
Mtyord-Charles 7. Fleming, Peter Ckusey
hsOngetOmn-C Charles Tunnell.
Communications general business addressed 10 th
undersigned Wilmington post paid will receive innle
diate attention.
"a ROBERT MccABE NJ n. Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-04-28
Another Letter from John Bright

Another Letter from John bright,
Mr.. James Forsyth, Of Troy, has received the
following note from John Bright, who has been,
in the British Parliament, so steady friend to
the United States:
RoCHDAIE, April 10, 1862
DEAR Sir: write you short note 70 thank
you for your letter Of the Path Of February
last. 1t Is great qualification 10 me 10 know
from many letters from the States, that my
speech, to which you 80 kindly refer, has given
80 much satisfaction amongst your countrymen,
1t was spoken TO your people as much Us to
ours, and / believe II has done good in both
countries.
At this moment there Is here the utmost tran.
guilty In regard to American questions, and /,
Is rare to find man who processes sympathy
for tho South. Ny own clear opinion is, that
an overwhelming majority Of the Eoglish peo
pie would rejoice greatly at the complete sue
cess Of your Government, and the restoration
Of your Union hope this may soon be real
lied, and that you will not fail to Ok an incur
able wound In the grand evil which has beer
the one cause Of your troubles.
We are Interested in the proposition Of the
President to compensate the States which arr
willing to give up their slaves and hope II may
produce good effect, though 1t is very diffi,ul
for men who have exercised an absolute author
ity over all about tbem 10 consent 10 give uI
their power.
| We are looking for tidings from Virginia, an,
from your great river, where events Of th
greatest moment are now taking place.
With many thanks for your very kind letter
believe me always with great respect, yours
| JOHN BRIGHT.
James Forsyth, Troy, U. s. A.