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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-11

SABBATH SCHOOL Pic NIc.-Ou
Thursday next, the Elkton NJ. E. Sabbath
School will hold its annual pic mic in Nc.
e~slsy's formerly Hollingsworth's) woods,
on rlank road, about ono mile from
:.u~h. gene, al invitation is extended to
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Special Notice.

The Secretary, under the order OF the
Boaid, has during the past year made y
thorough examination Of thr business of tho
Company from its organization in Apri!,
1917, to the last Annual Meeting in August.
1862; and has submitted a statement thereof.
accompanied by full and complete analytical
tables exhibiting the actual experience of
the Company in the extent and character of
the losses sustained; the rate per cent Of
loss on, and the amount of premium received
tr"m, each particular class of property en-
hraced IN their policies; and demonstrating
the total inadcqnacy Of the present rates Of
premium to meet the legitimate liabilities Of
the Company. and provide IL fund to rclievc
the members from the constantly recurring
annoyance Of an extra assessment or tax
This statement, and the accompanying
tables, are referred to Special COMMITTEES
appointed at an adjourned meeting of tho
members, held on the 25th Of November,
last. composed of George Earle, Hiram
Mccullough and Andrew McIntire, Esquircs.
who will report thereon ut the Annual Meet
ing on the first day Of August, next tho
statement and tables in the meantime remain
ing open to the inspection Of the members.
from the statement and tables referred to
the following abstracts are made:
Total amount Of losses during the
ID years, $6253f3 rs
lo'al amount OF expenses, l1,2l9 40
$73,753 rs
Amount of three losses in legal
contest, 600 90
Total amount of losses and ex-
penscs paid. $67, 65S rs
Total amount of Premium Inter-
est received, 537745f
Amount required and raised BY
extra taxes, $I3,s7s24
The losses and premium interest received
Is above stated are TINS a,ptrtioned.
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THE CAMPAIGN WING !
ONLY % CTS!

YIN 20 Y - .
During the present political campaign The
Hhig will discuss freely and fearlesslv all the
issues before the people, without attempting to
dodge Or ignore any ofthem; and in order that
sound and correct doctrines may be generally
disseminated, we offer it from now till the cleo
lion on the following terms:
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INCOME TAx.-Persons liable to tn

INCOME TAx.-Persons liable to this
tax are requested to call at the Office of the
Assistant Assessor in Elkton, and make
their statement, as required by law, or pro-
cure blanks for the purpose. Any instrnc
tons necessary will be given, on application
to the Assistant Assessor, of this county,
E. E. Ewing, either in person or by letter.
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Leaving balance for Insolvencies
and incidental expenses $1,476.5 e
Contributions FOR THE WOUNDED.

CONTRIBCTIoNS FOR THE WOUNDED.
Three large boxes well filled with articles
for the hospital department, comprising
wines, jelIcs, and other delicacics, and
clothing bandages, lint, etc, were sent by
our citizens to the battle field Of Gettysburg
early the present week. W. }. Jones and
j. A. }. Creswoll, Esqs., left Elkton on
Monday afternoon for the battlefield, in
two horse Jersey wagon, with quantity OF
necessaries for the wounded. Other parties
also left our town for the scene of carnage.
They all went towards Gettysburg a.ier the
battle, some on errands of mercy, Others
out Of curiosity.
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Now is the time to circulate the documents.
Let our friends, and the friends OF the Union
send in their clubs.
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DB- Our agricultural readers are referred
to the advertisement of Messrs. Baugh Il
Son, found elsewhere in The WMg.
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Brick or Stone Dwelling, slate roof, 4p. G.
Single roof Il

These rates have been adjusted after a
comparison with those of The Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Della
ware, and The Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Montgomery county, in this State;
both Of which Companies operate within tho
same territory with u.s. many Of the new
rates being still below theirs. The expcr-
fence of this Company having shown tho
risk on Dwellings, Stores, and Warehouses,
to be greater than is usually estimated, the
increase on those classes is heavy. while tho
increase on Barns and Stables has been
moderate.
The receipts for the August pa yments have
been pre- pared upon the basis OF these now
rates, subject to such modification in the
after adjustment of the policies as the action
Of the ANIMAL Meeting may rendcr necessary.
BY Order Of the Board,
T. A. ELLIS,
Jul! III leo3' Secretary.
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MECHANICAL.
PORT Deposit
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.

va Il L 80
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.
ME- invite the attention of all persons in the
w Cry OF Country, who contemplate the cree.
ton Of iiw, llngs, Barns. &c to cur extensive
suck of Building Materials i'll the Rough and pre-
pared for use, in part as follows:
LuOnS AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Circular and Plain y
fEISps, vENlTIAN AID rlroi;
PANEL SHUTTERS;
SA>ilEs. C,ilazed and not alazed
WOOD MOULD NGS;
IIOT-EED SASH;
BRACKETS;
WOODEN MANTrI.a;
NaMIs nRslS' + Turned:
EARN vENTlIATORS;
WINDOW GLASS:
BUILDERS HAEpW ARE;
FASH WEIGHTS AND CORD;
IASD RAILING;
CHURCH pEWS.
--AI.SO--
DRESSED FLOORING
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE, WHITE
PINE aud IEMl.DCk well sousonoi
Az If the above We oicr low for Cash, or ap
proved PAPER.
~ orirrs ny mail OF otherwise promptly
attended to BY RiNEIiAkf'> XECUTOKS.
n ". holland, Manager.
Port Deposit Mar 20, lS62-im
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pAlTERNS FOR SALE, OF the latest
L stycs for Dresses, Goats and Circulars,
by L. u LEHMAN.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY CON-

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY CON-
MlssIoNERs. At their meeting last week
the County Commissioners transacted the
following among other items Of business;
Richard Warner re-appointed Fish Pot
Constable Bond of John Schofeld Ferry
man at Fredericktown, approved. Reports
Of Examiners on road from near Constable's
gate to the Cosgrove Mill Road and on road
from Frenchtown Pike to Elkton and Glas
Cow road confirmed, and the damages
awarded in said reports ordered to be entered
for Levy. James McGonegal was appointed
Supervisor to open the first named road,
and Hyland Marcus to open last named
and $50 appropriated for opening each of
said roads
The Levy for 1868. was declared. The
total charges against the county, actual and
estimated, amounting to the sum Of $43,-
4O6. 8S, and the total amount of property
liable to county taxation having been ascer
tanned to be So, O33, 2ol levy of 81 cents
on the 500 was found necessary, which
raises the sum of $40, O02. SO
The charges as above
being S43, 4O6.oS
Commissions for col
Letting County Tax 2,940.l7
Commissions for col
lecting State Tax 6,179.26 47.526.31
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THE PENALTY FOR RESISTING TIL

THE PENALTY FOR RESISTING THE
3, 1868, provides " that if any person shall
resist any draft of men enrolled under this
act into the service Of the United States, or
shall counsel or aid any person to resist
any such draft, or in the performance of
any service thereto; or shall counsel any
drafted men not to appear at the place OF
rendezvous, or willfully dissuadc them from
the performance of military duty, as requir-
ed by law, such person shall be punished
by fine not exceeding FIVE hundred dollars,
or by Imprisonment not exceeding two years,
or by both of said punishments."
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WOUNDED IN THE BATTLES OF GE1

WOUNDED IN THE BATTLES OF GET
TYsBURa.-The noble Second Delaware
Regiment-Company "Ci of which is from
this county-was in the battles Of Gettys-
burg, Pa, fought last week, and their fight
ing Is represented a. being surpassed by no
other troops in the army. Of Co. "C'
tpenty-sir went into the fight and t.ceice of
them were wounded none of the company
were killed. The small number present is nc.
counted for by the fact that seventeen Of the
company were captured at charlottesville,
and have not yet been exchanged. None
of the wounds are serious. A number of
the wounded have since come home, and
from one of them we have received the
following list of the wounded, and the
nature of their wounds:
Capt. John G. Shippers, struck by piece
of shell in the side; Serg. VIM. Davidson,
struck by piece of shell in the head Corp.
Vim. Sewers, confusion of right arm Corp.
Marcus Whitcraft, shot in the ankle Corp.
Samuel Biddle, shot through the leg; Corp.
Thos. Kelly, side, slightly; David Lily,
struck by piece of shell in the head; John
B. Rose, struck by piece of shell i'll the
back Charles Hayes, struck by piece Of
shell in shoulder and arm George Pierson,
struck by piece Of shell in leg and foot;
Aquilla Mahon, struck by piece Of shell in
wrist and thigh James Leonard, struck by
buck shot in the ankle The following
members are missing George Mafiit, Geo.
Wright, James II. Mahon, Chas. Basketer.
Lieut.. William Smith, of Co. F. I'd Del.
Regiment, whose father resides few miles
from Elkton, was wounded in the arm.
Capt Ezekiel c. Alexander, Of the LIST
Del. Reg, and formerly of this town, is
missing, and supposed to have been killed
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While the premiums received
amount to about

Leaving deficit, Independent OF ex-
pcnses, Of S8,667
These statements and exhibits having
demonstrated to the Managers the actual
necessity of an increase in the rates of
premium, the whole subject was referred to
committee of the Board. upon whose report
new table of rates was adopted by unan-
imous vote at the last meeting Of the Board,
but one member being absent.
With view to facilitate the introduction
OF the new rates. they have been BY the order
OF the Board applied to all existing policies,
and notices are how being issued to the men,
bers individually, based upon this applica-
ton OF the new rates to their respective
policies.
Annexed is an abstract from the new
Table of Rates, giving general view of them
as applied 10 lead ing classes of property. 1t
is not deemed important to publish the entire
table, as each member will receive special
notice of the increase of his or her premium
obligation, and tho whole matter will como
before the Annual Meeting:
Brick or Stone Dwelling, slate roof, 4p. G.
rInf X
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CELEBRATION OF THE 4th.-The 4th
Of July was celebrated by the United Amer
lean Mechanics in Elkton, by a turn out and
parade. Dressed in the regalia of the
order, the procession presented quite a
pleasing appearance. Two Councils-Elk-
tor and North East, Joined in the celebra.
ton, accompanied by the Elkton Cornet
Band, and after passing through the princi'
ral streets of the town, the procession
marched out on Main street to Mr.. Enoch
Crouch's Bowling Green at the creek, where
an admirable address was delivered by j. A.
J. Creswell, Esq, and dinner served by Mr..
Cummings. Ice cream and other refresh.
ments were su pplied by Mr.. Crouch, and
the day passed off very pleasantly.
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HEARD FRoM.--A letter was received

HEARD FRoM.--A letter was received
this week from Rev. Jos. I. Brown, Chap
lain of the 9th Nd. Reg, who was captured
at the battle of Winchester. He is in Lib
by prison, Richmond, and is well, with the
exception of slight cold. Also, one from
Lieut.. Higgins, who was stationed here a
short time ago with detachment of the 18th
Connecticut Regiment. Heis in Richmond.
~ returned prisoner furnishes the
Annapolis Gazette with list OF the officers
of the 9Th Nd. Regiment now confined in
Richmond, among them are Lieut.. William
G. Purnell, of this town; Lieuts. William
J. Morris and John W. Worth, of North
East, and Captain John Carroll.
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Sd2,53i IS $j3,774 81

The aggregate rate Of taxes actually levied
during the 10 years is 81 per cent, equal to
, per cent annually, or yearly asscssnren
OF per cent OH the premium obligations
and if provision had been nrade for tho
claims in contest the rate would have been
greatly enhanced.
The losses of the present year up TO fhis
date Ito the payment Of part of which
there are legal objections) have been:
On Dwellings, $4,G67
On Stores and Warehouses, 5000
On Tavcrns, LOO
On Barns, LOO
s9,s67
While the premiums received
amount to about 5000
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The losses and premium interest received
as above stated are thus apportioned
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Deairable Citv Lois eor a.
WAWAsBT NIJRsBp1rs
NEW BooKSI

~ r. s. u BRfier's Book and Nepspaper Sior,
40 N1rkef Street,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
Irumps, q story Of Amertan Life by a. ". Curtis.
The Crossed Path by Wlkie Collins
llauy Hasou, by john q. Irving
The Attorney, by John r. irving
Ihe Consultation OF the united states
Nlid lie. by Capt. Mayns Reid
Life Of Gennrti Francis Marion.
Ereiyboiy's LAWYER.
Moral History vt Women
Misc Gilherts Career
One of Them, by Chas Lever
The First FAILS Stop lg REYNOLDS
Ilr woman ~ White, by Wilkie Collins
Twenty-Five different kinds OF Novel. At a dina a..,
!, AZ ne Magazines Daily and Weekly Newspsna,
hn1ks, Stationery and Fancy Articles Tor sale IN 1,s,
an II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Valuable Farms for Sale.

NO l-situAte in Delaware County ami state of Penn
IN syvania, containing 10 a7res ths end uf Con
cord Turnpike, quarter mile said Turnpike ai..
ing Mr.. Reese Perkins land
No situate in lower edge of Concord Townsip. con.
tanning 90 acres, adjoining Mr.. Job Hoopos and Also
b5 acres with good buildings. Tolins reason bile
WIN. MlCACLLEY,
marc GOO Market strest Wimihttan. nl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
tt1i.,tA USES 49,
Hi FOR RENT. lgiA

Brick House Market street between stl uud OH, NJ
sl5, $3.50 90.
Franz House in Mechanic street below Lombard St
No. 2l. SIS 20
Brick ouse and Lot on Lord street, third door from
Railroad, No. 0S 500 20.
Brick House ON Lord street second door from Railroad
SO 20.
frame Iouse corner Of Church Taylor streets 500 n0
do do nTsylOr street adj Joining above 80 OU.
Five Brick Houses Of itth street Pine, Nos, GUl
bQ3 $40, G0i aud 609 each 80 90.
Five Brick Houses l2th street near Lombard Nos
5O3. 500, 6U1, hUJ aud OIL, eaoh $50 Ou.
Two Frame H1nses kldl-s Lane. first from store
Tavern, each $40 10
Frame House adjoining the alley "a from tavern $50 90
Four Frame HOUSES All lining the above, each $40 co.
Brick H-use on lom'hrd street between SieCsuley
and zth streets, sou Ol
Breh House W corner Of Front and Thorn stre.ts,
$i25 20.
Cottage at y. w corner Of Ffeuch and tit st.. 70
B'k lledse on Tatntl street above Second street. No
20', so 10.
Small Brick Grange street between Third anI Fourth
streets, SO 90
Ice House yard lin street between Market and
Orange strests.
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streets, zach
s32 90.
Brick House .hurch street between Eighth and
Ninth Streets SSi CO..
Brick House, No l3lS King street between l3th and
l4th streets, 500 o.
rek House, Taylor between Iocus; and Buttonwool,
Sli0 90
lrick House Market street between 18th and 18th
streets, SlOO 90.
Brick stableon i2th street between Market aud orangs
streets, SIS 90.
Brick house 9th street brtaeen Pine and Spruce
street, 500 co.
Brick House. rooms well finished viii, ia acras Of
land, and brick stable near Wilmington. S 90 U0
House and premises At the s H. cotter of Market
and Water Streets in the teuufeof james H. Cox nnd
WIN. r. Carr, possession on the 10Th nj March mkt
Apply to WILLIAM McCAULLEY
feb2s. GOO Market st., wi minutan B.i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
H. r. Bringhurst,s Bulletin.

Wholesale and Retail Draggsi, (al7J Fourth ana
Wirkst street,
oEPIIALlC PILLS (spudng'sl for Head Ache a. II
II. Bringhursts al7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IKOCHES uue of the besI
articles for diseases OF the throat sc at H. H. riushurs
Drug Store
TowNsEND'S sARsAPARILLA, fresh stock jus, re-
eeyei and 1r sale by II Brushurst, Apothetaiy.
WlsHARIs Pine Tree Tar Cordial, tho celebrated
cough preparation to be lad H. Il. Bfiushusts nrur
Store.
sPAFFoRDs OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to he
had by calling at Il. Il Briughursts Drug store.
Mrs. WINS OW's SOOTHING SYRUP now ia great
demand for children tecthng, Mt II. l. lringhurst's
FLAskS for spertsmen-l have Ane assortment af VA
rious Sizes from = pint to pint have just imported
them and they ARE the finest quality Of DiNon's IasA--
II. x. Bringhurs, 3l7 Market street
BRANDY aud WlllsKEf selected pure and Of Hne
quality for medical purposes by H. Il. bFinyhurst.
FLAGGs RELIEF, for the immediate relief oi pain, at
Farmers MutnHl Fire Insurance Company. in Whining
lon On Thursday the th DAY Of october 10 O'Clock
A. NJ
COLD CREAM tor chapped hands Or lips lr sale iu
any quantity, by II r. Hri ghursi.
FINE SALAD OLA superior article at H. Il, Bring
hursts
HosTETrBks DlTrERs, they give general 'ti.itctot
and are now In grHat vogue Ii. R Briuehurst
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
THE FARMERS MUTUAA FER e.
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
(0RiaiSAL MILL CRRgE, &c

THIS Company continues to oiler to the people of Della
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by fire on all descriptions of property, except Marine
risks.
The Institution Is commented by 90 years expert
ence n and attention 0 the sui ol MutuA Insurance
(bong the FIRST introduce ths trneipe int1 our sttt
hy reason 90 which IL Is believed ti- Managers have
ieau enabled tn aijdH and discriminate hetween the
different varieties OF prpsry, % render the member
ship auiuug ihe equai in chlric-ru the uulur-
Jus Insurance Compani,, presented tn The public
II takes credit N itself ihi It's payments VI los as hRye
losses reafhin over OpOV, not sngle case n litiga
ton has occurred aud srarcey without entire salts
faction to the PARTIES insured.
Looking more tl in- siiHty thau the number and
amount o It's risks it has declined lluudreds OF Thou
sands # Dollars of in-urinfe, either requiring too
great an sinouut in single tiss Offering unht OIL
Jecs tf Insurance for tue csrsCt VI the institution
In ths manner it is concetvfd 10 has the sf.st aud
most teect l Of -uranees, prNpotti1n The
over SIX Millions uf Dollars, OF any other Company
withiu reasonable range.
As evidence Of tus has only reduced the rate Of
Insurance at all times moderate, uuesiX b. during tho
last two years hut it prusens clear surp.s fund uf
Si5OQO. s security ssAu- any the t po-it
Notes which suu By tue iesirt 10 sep Cerscaies cd
the btlauers due 10 each member being issued will
be paying interest To them from January sj2. at tho
ate oi per cent per anuu, thus making still iaih0r
deduction.
II commenced the year lsfl with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes OF s251UOo
Surplus Fund $1,000
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,


No. lI7 Market street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES, &c, 6e., promptly and
accurately drawn.
PR0NllssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city at the BROKERS Boards in Pha.
delpha, New York other cities By mean Of CORES.
pondtng brokers who are all firms uf igh standing
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are chArgai on stocks or
oans purchased abroad, the regular Lrlkers ssn
OF one quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents.
DRAFrs.-We drawon Philadelphia New Yurl, or nos.
ton anu procure drtils other American cities AT the
lowest rates OF exchange " go
FOREIGN DRAFrs-We draw on Great Britain Ira
aud, Germany and every other country in Eur6pe
on houses ut undoubed standius in to sui, our
customers.
EACllANGE-Porelgn or Dnmeste-bought and sold
at The most favorable rates allowed by The market A
York. ~ '
REAL tsTATE-We attend to tho purchase and sae
o heH Estate in town or country and respectfully Invite
purchasers or sellers to give rail We rent honsss
and "hen desired by our customers attend to the cues-
ton Of their rents.
COLLECIloNs-Our correspondence enables MS 10
Ieac any prominent point In America ia ATTY foreign.
country through the most reliable channels tr f.riiI
ties tor making collections therefore ,opist i
CONS queutly persuns ayaiug themselves them Ay h
ohiieni that their business viii he faithfully and
erpmplly attended 10. charges are ats low SIS ate
made by any reliable partir,
"a every ease where we employed nur aim Is 60 DO
ne petl Tor the Interest Of mere and we solicit
ne patfonage OF our friends and the pubc gruetiy
Jan JOHN McLEAR E SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
STOVES! STOVESW STOVESil

a THE subscriber begs leave TO call the attention o
S the public Ia his large and excellent stock oi COOK
SF9T ING AND PAliLuR STOVES, comprising some
SSfs the best patterns in the market
He has also ou hand large assortment OF Plain and ia
paned Tinware Tea Walters Looking Hasses Knives and
Forks, Table and Tea Spoons Preserving Kettles Plain
rnnsd aud Emerald Hollow Ware Glass aud irltnun Me.
al Lamps, Scales Weights and Measures uns shot Lays
he, sc, &e.
The subscriber will sell all articles In his line of
As low A. they can he bought or elsewhere.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, and sil kinds of Tin asd
Sheet Iron Ware mAde to order at short notice and on
reasonable terms.
E5-OLD STOVES bought sold aud exchanged
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to business and
audeavorng to give hatsiaron 10 rereyn share of pub-
lie PATRONAGE HEMP f. PICKLES,
No D East lth r., between Market and King,
fx next door To the Old Auction Room
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Total protection, s30Oult
Is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
they ought to pAtronize it,
secretary anu Ireasnrer-koBEAr MoCABE, NJ. D.
DIRECTORS:

Eli Wilson. Brtuaywne Hi Jam4s Delapltin Christi
ana hd; james Webb Samuel Barr T.. G. ~totsenburs
aud jesse Shups. " iimngiOu lld. Robert MrCabe 81
Creek tils Jahu f. williamson White ulay Cree i.i ;
George Janvier. New Castll Hd Curt B IN sou, Pen.
rndrr Hd Juhu @. Clark, ted Lion Hi.; WIN. tmple,
Smyrna james II. ufnhaiH. S. Georges II T.: Chs res
z. Fleming, Peter Csusey Milford Henry Todd Dover.
Charles Tunnel. Georgetown.
AlkNIS-As we'll Or receiving applications for iusur
Ance g. dues OF b enhers.
Eli Wilson, Brandy 4ine HI; Robert McCale. Mil
Creek lldi Janlrs UHlhpIAin, ChrisiAna I'D john r.
WnlmmFul, White Clay Creek hi; Curtis H. Ellison
peneA4er IL kel Lion, s. dyorsrs and Arpo4unniuk
Hundreds; Jpseph Gfhith, smyrna james Crippen
New Castle Hd; Charles 4. Fleming, Milford Charles
Tuunell 10 ors- own Henry Todd. Dover.
Communications on general business addressed to the
Undersigned Wilmington will receive immediate aen-
ion.
~ ROBERT McCABg NJ D. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Chemineaud-Ine rJoenar

THIS Brandy was imported
4 York, expressly for V. Q.
andpriTAte use. For salt. by
" =. lassa. - -