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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27
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hobsiozss 10 1s ab3es srsst1r-r frsa As 81.
osllsney tas Gsvsu1r aEl saGzassrreE=E On.
drahsd ssafI shls cs-aiy vii rsssF-le ms aErts CRY
Hal On hs FIksT TuzsGAT IN sEFTEEBEE
Frszimo. at 10 esssLA "a, Or sas purlozs o. b-lar
Hast.rsd int1 A- s-1Ti1- 's-sz I1a-H lr LEGAL Or
hsns s=ssEss. Ibeseloh yea Hg fsEsF citizens zat 10
fsres Tie unpleasant tufy taAs Wal ls-5.vs sP9a q .l
szss y0a rs.ussts Isasrad t5s g. Ell.
JGHs ED.
su74t 1s.1us CeSu s-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

ErJK Is a coed fellow sad uas Southern
msa Es had ssea on7en fIeiu his atoms by
rss fseEess, saa vss IN FrsiegeEshusg in
APul lS5@ a. tie ueas te8 .Ia1kess were al
W aoing jean eas asked IT 80 istendea Co re-
raiH be sad: 4 Sc aat ~ vaat 10 Do.
s1ae sly ca geEs.Ais are H0yifgtRg tss ewn
aeFs fea ~ , fate4o saeeiaailEg i-sa- i
exgoet sh.y VII say uaui they ais gambarasd
OF it,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

FREE AGGE0ss Says the Augusta Ckysu.
'os; . Tiers are 81 prssont il the Csnfsderscy
an lmzsase HHmser Of free Beggoss. gsme Ca
PeIs esaH8ata tksla to be Of leas, lhree hsnaTes
lnSssssa- hest Of 5neso ere lazy, iudol4at and
generally e nuisance ia tbs csoB.gritv In 49,
tbey reside. They viii not work aElsss en-
Psllsd. We think 50 wsaiS 10 a good IDEA E3
e9ssefPtTtis class CT perzoHs for isazastsfs. gsd
- 90 ether work ABOUT an sTmy vEsre usgnras
soala De Hsea. Ehis u0U5 put. io.o she fseks
= isTga auabsr o. white men acw perfgra;Re
ssea satss, IL usuld slse save, n many cazss
tse necessity Ct calling Upaa plAo eis Tor psyro
LABOR. Let Congress, Va "a II assemblies. At o5ss
- = IA" eohselpu4g al Tss negroes bstwesn
as ages Of eightsea and fssy I've fef susie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

- TIE people Of amelia comfy, Va, in tbs
moss coaHoadasle spirit, arc having s,ssts5
81 l~e1eTefs lhai cone inD their csunty. II be
people 81 every counsy viii fousH lhs ersBsle
Of Ansliss FsshaA sooa hear 20 more Of des.
sons a0mhs slmy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

~ Hev is the Yankee army Kept upl Tais
quastiea has been isequsnuy asked, in view 81
she isss thet it Is = very rare thingts catch q
1--we Yankee in their sTmy. The prsblen is
aasily solved BY reading tho following Evurss :
The arrivsls for tho past six aonths d tns
present Jeaf' reached ever eighIy-Hx lhousazd
sEHinss iefsy-tse thsssasd fs5 the eerfesBeHd-
ing period 81 1s63-W y paBer.
Thus IL viii be seen shas We ere realfv f-bog
Europe. And yet some foolish fsss zfs con
stantly looking Tor Ieeognitsn-RaisieA Pre-
gFess.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

Vi las woundea naaEy we're -us s.iratsv.
and continued ca d1iyi asHy reouirsg 5Hr {
isU days or weeks for ,hsr recovery. Not Rars
lam on--hAn Of the wounded were peruaastIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

- The E5itgr d lie BshzAa Herald says
ih@ 40 once beard ths Ueg TssereHd BeRy
y a. beeeAef q seimVa taUs Il .
3 aaGaea Let day. ard a6of paaslBg ! l.ag
TINE, aad gazing IogHd tho aadisnee d bvlcs
tho eject OF he rather s~tEgllirg aaHeanco-
nasHs, e~ostInUed, -sHch WIS., ; remark Z had,
~ p - saeh TRICKS as thB thas 10
sbFAng ira aoteEisty, and weszdd wilb shame,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

DOG FEsHEL-ThS shrsb s Raw used OK
tsnsi7aly IA taHaiaE Tho proper timo TO gather
= is aboaf The Lass Of next menth, or early ia
October i should be css aad cured .be same
IS dag, just before ths blossom opsns. Oas
days g0aa suanIae WI eare il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

Something 90 'as is-Iiss estsrsaine5 20
~a.d Chagi-stoa ~ the people Of he Norzh
nay be inferred rom the sf Gea shsl-
m==l Of wH.cz wo ere lGvissd BY car Is5or5 p
IL Mississippi This viii olIy tszd 30 nerve the
troops defending tAat city 60 O more desperate
defense, if possible TIE Wind I've desires 90
the Yaa1aes Will noi bs g-at TED.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27
Northern Eostifity % Charleston.

SBssE' % tha Hsa3his Appeal
CAs1or August 20 "A aag " trues asJust rsfzrass
f0n V~ioks5urg bet 7 have ssss ua.sls to lssra ,hs
oheiAl nztars Of the coauun cations thai uass.d
General sherman lys that Glnsrs en- fazI1r
Cha-ea,ou falls t5lsy the cig In sr-sz he vii Sc SEE
r1csd - bis troops sad u1aH5u tnas ne yszthsrz
psoP.s dsEaad ths utter destruction o. Chaas,t01.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

= Aha-lauacrd sHst two immense guns,
taro"i-g a prjsonc Of SIX huadred psua5s
have aruyel at Wilmington ron England. and
val ss9n be placed ia battery a. some point in
Charleston har5oL We shsa shortly be able 10
give the szamy taEts Of thsr quality, and ii
Ae Aorsi5e' should svsr come Ia range OF
msa sh- VII b. apt to be turned msidss out
J~i imagine Haat music q shell Of ok hundred
Pounos, VI e solid SHOT, would make tbrougb Tia
air
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

ga man. vao gave his zale IS samuel
Hham1s0n, was argesuss and coEs-is ed 10 fzl
en- she II.h mss, on s charge If Rssau.g -5us.
terT 1r uun-y. lie is q very si-L4, Greasy.
ragged pialllloozlog rascal, bat & il pcsses
sicn Of four OF I've Auaarsd dollars. she hu1crsa
Of 7aicB IS coaztaT.ett Caailderz-s 15,ss Tbe
remsinder is Federal gfesuoaeks, Ul.,aa State
F6si~l ear sssy, Aissoad, IeLIs5ses sld S,usn
Carolina nancy. The appearances INDICATE fs.f
Dee S q spy, E1tsilasts41iHg ~ a-as tas id.e
-zz -rn=5 10 ioak - Foolish sad worthless As rs--
sir.s-EltsW (Aia j Hsig.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

EuoHBoRs-We learn that the FTopristsrs
o. he Chattanooga Rs5si aud Huntsville Cen.
fe1srats have determined to locate their journals
at Marietta, and hat both win s-hordyappsar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

IHEEATENIsG-Tbe Mobile T1grns rssros
nom q gentleman jusi rsm Kew Orleans. .hsi
On me IAN inst, about twenty thousand Of
srAatt army landed at Camp PuraBe. which
about tnres miles above Careltoz. IL
STATED 9y ihs Yankees that sishH q day G. two
Zen thousand more w6gId arrive. Tbsse -e,
slated aat hsy would either rendezvous Al 81,
Island o. Pensacola, and has iLsy intended q
take A05le within ak weeks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

~ General via aas his nssTo brigade ram
North Cershas, have been seaE 20 r~eiaf5res 6on,
GunoTe GA Morrs ISLAND,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

o. TO ldCHE5SD -rhiry-eigEt Federal
prisoners have @ seen sea. Gu Eishsa5sf
By To prsvoss marshal If lBis ely. Ansar
-I- 4-aIed we're --a- rsclait1g ,~fis5rz.
AJF ,Isari w1l kuUwl lc .hls degartnout
&c q secret spy, acesara1iaj tGs Band
cna-sed With L1f.s stssAsg. Macy citizens. g.
vtH z7 The winter, hsve hreu 6eca wed az ins
pe.saa He hes proven himself 20 b. unaerihy
ct respect or cUDhisne8-KHsrs5Hs Cir0Hiele
2jtt issk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

DEUSR HY s AEDs-A private Lesser from
Philadelphia ssys 'Oug cry Is dEgEk-nOE sh
a. cace, 5E- afwaTd 81 q Hza. We Srsft
wards, sud these shs arc drafted hays % s.zza
iTsat ca se-ouaL OF ihrir nisiortase and lAoss
WbC escape have 10 staad rIsag en- accogAi 81
tboir good fortune. The r8sui. - We pe5 Lebf.a
1rn-E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

bRAsGIsG.-A lady who recently arrived IN
Montgomery from Tioksbme, was ted BY Sen.
Grant not to stop at Mobile, Montgomery OF Al
lauta, as be intended to occupy these places bo-
fore me 6Est Of November.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

Rebel prisoners from the south and Gouts-
vrest continue to srTive At Camp Chase IN large
numbe1a. The PRISONS a. Camp Chase are fan
and running over to g degree tsat iaats are
used inside the iRciosuEa.
TIE Nashville Prsss says that the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad having passed int
he hands Of tha military authorities, Col lanes,
Of the LIST Michigan engineers becomes super
inteudsnt.
Gen. Halleck hes summed up The situation IA
= s0ntsnee: We have to rais8 two hundred
thousand men now 20 finish the war, or eight
hna9rsd thousand next spring 70 recover the
gr5und We shall IN the meantime haze l9st.r We
ieeal il every way preferable 70 raHe the two
hRndred thousand now.
The editors Of both tina Administration pasers
10 asT Hay=i-PaHa8iam and Ceuyisr-wsrs
drafted, ava both exsmphfY toe difference be-
FVsen preaching and pracHeo, by airing gussti.
tutes
Damages have qlrHa6y been assessed 10 Tho
smoaRt Of 81 sos 40 % against the city ofEew
York for property destroyed by tho mob.
A special dispatch IL the Cincinnati Cguzsser-
Gu, rem Lexington, KY, the 1851 inst says /:
Everything is qulet ia this directau except
our Swn novemen-s, which are very aclivs. The
pFessnce ct the general ia chief aEsng the
q~aar5srmasterB, eOmmisssriez Gnd contractors, as
might have been anticipated, has inspired new
vgcr in tsoss departments, and matters CEN
nsetea with them look vsrF cheering. General
Burnside is BOW at Gasp Nielsen"
The reorganization Of the entire army Is be-
ing pushed rapidly forward.
a. 7. Stewart, ofEsv York has given $4,000
for the relief Of the fEmihes Of policemen in
Jared or killed in the late riot.
One hundred and twsnty-three Of John Nor
gan's sficsTs have beeE sent to tia State prison
At Harrisburg, Pa.
Several farmers whs have planted cotton this
season in Indiana, report that tbs prospect for
a TssaHnerativs yield Is discoarsging. 0wiaF
to the uEusasly GELD weather las, month, 8
number Of fields ere considered worthless.
Railroad fars is said TO be c-mine down. from
comPstitsn between different roads. Fare
rom Chicago to Nav York, sII rail, forty-eigbs
dollsTs.
The Louisville Dsa0crEt says that . number
If new generals ss spoken sf in connection
with toe army Of the Potomse. Il is thought
that Gen. IncspsciW viii be toe man.
TIE corner stone Of q msnastsrv vas laid en-
he 9h instant, ct Wen Hsboksn, New jersey
for the PASSIONS. Fsthers"-.hs frst ia taa.
Seats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27
3. EEE so
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

JoEHs0n's Elo-
WbItshau Ga
DsOAPP Pen-zI s--ala- slz a zas
ccusigcu8 Us
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

ganes 5Alas all5r OF t5s Rssasbse Jsng-
= S1e lnemDef q Congress elect froa shs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

antsrsf &C. Crinr 70 ass oT Cauz-s-s b. the year 1883,
~ Us IHEAzHEk. m the CLERKS ei e o. tns Dn-
Eiet Court q tie U 1fsds ats States for tbs Esr,h-
era DEafist of Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

FLORIDA CARB F&CrsHT-Ws have rsesntv *.
-Alaea q pair o. Te8l csrds tarnsd out by ne card
eae3AaHe1 et this place b tie GsFsrnor, a.
oth-r patriotic citizeHL We Hars pleased.
l-.pn-sd So the penectan Of WorkasnshlR
70 ts sans article forasrly sbtsirea
tnancA" We are infarssd tbst -
~ ~ Ifepn Cd 70 tUn ot a ARE sspB,v al
As.9le arieis UB t5on sssUfasbls skiBs -
Ole - - 2lfey our citizeus via net les Is palrf.
iafora-d ~ ~. lL ne want Of akiss. We are
tban AZ -fi.- ean tarEiss cards cheapsr
f-igTairH. ne La1felaEaCg.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27
TELEGRA PEI Q.
o
FROm THE WEST.

spsesslf TO CO. Msmphis Appeal
C1srgs. Mls5- Aug 81 25-Tzs ranksss are
ported 90 tavs ba 2 dsfss "a IN Arkaaa.s On Wsso
river ~ Gen Priss, and slaforcsnsals have team sent
hsn VIekfsug
as - gaaa 70 Eal1hsz. "
The Eadsar hsys Ist Tsrth EslaEippL uud trains
running fou erspsss = Pamela
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

7y Va, Juiy =.
DEAR -; 1 lat wrote yen from Sandy
Heck, Nd where oar wsarisd arH1y exssctsd 2
few days rest VAN kaDsl Ter on the raxtdav
We we're burned sf int Virginia. sad since
lhen kRys been marching CONTINUALLY. till We
are nearly tired 70 death. This campaign. be-
gisniBe from tas Hms vs. left the Rsspahnaeck
throws int tAe shade eli other caapaiEas of tie
war, IN respect tOtaFgus ans priTatiOn. They
COMPLAIN that fhe army has net n0ged rapid
". Fer he last eiRht 6ava We (Cur ccruF)
hsvs svprsged twenty niies q day, sna enc
DAY Esrehed thirty-rhree milss; rsv7ilIe at
s:30 A. b; march st 4; seldom IL camp, and
ia at si1 P. H., last Rigbt and The hight before
II siFhs r. 8I.-Wbas witt tho 2aTibu iaz SRA
tons. etc, the mcu are nos IA bed ell ten p
All this is telling ksTiUhy sa cur troops. This
esrps, Being > kind OF reserve. has bssn buried
thJs Tsy and thatWay, but al arc sreltY nsuch
VEIN down. We have been into every -sp. Of
the uaouBtsiRs from HsrpsF'B Ferry 70 Manassas
ghsTs we mad a lite Ezht ATiViog here 1sss
night, we fondly drssmed Of rest but nov Il Is
csEtziR that We cross he RzpDaha1n0ck in q
cay or two and give Battle t7 tbs enemy. The
authorities at Washington will uat rest tui ttay
lave sunihiatsd the army Of the Fs-ozae
While We had the rebels IN Mar7land. We sl
favored an immediate attack but now ne ave
IA 70 condition fT ar 1edia.a campslyr. aud
every corps commander (sud Gn Ae-d-) sB
poses ibis movement, Wishing % wait o. resi- and
receive orr coBscrIpts, with which W. may nsve
'TJsh some prospect Of success. However. the
Pf-sidsUt cad H1lleck iusist OF 2 czm7si,n.
asa they are goiag 70 have it. I have 20 d5Bbf
= tHe result Gensrai Lees army outuum es
ears largely, and, WITH a ssrsug position, a1a
against orr weak force. hey viii probably sue
eees I lock for . disastrous retreat il 3as
week attsr We cross this river, and % NOT
i.Ts Ws shBlI och az As wall "a E.-.-r
Pope uiG. ii lA.s sr1=v p 5esrsvad. IT.
d. not see whab wl.t save Washington saa PHI
,1"IDaIa. The whole 1rny believes that las l.
g Washington eamsaign uu6edaksa againss
.be opinlea OF al its commsusers, aid csnse-
"a n8i Ia taa 0sst of spirits. Since lkia
icy 8 yess age we have fsug1g six ErsGt a-eisas,
Gigbt.ul i9ss. anl mere we la today. Were
canaPed this day year, ns whit better Ell ttaz
hen. They do be- ser Gus West. and priuci-
'aly, I suppose, because they are cat Of reaea
Washington. 1 suppose it viii end some
IEaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

I1s Ne# 43Ee Herald hs5 a lsr0 a,i;,o.
ma on te Erasis1ail ~elsciion al 49,
eA'lL % ssys Is wll be the most iu,5o-i.[,
10 @AlEe9n Asl election TIE csgvsss
aass, With great danger d lsadiRg "a EieoG-Ea
and revelation ID ao Nertn. Ths 9sbtimaas
q Q increasing rather tban sllayiBg the naimes5-
y between tsou0ns AMI psrsiss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27

IAE CORR CEeF -Ihs lsis DRY spefl has
HSa an lEjanoss eject up01 ire growlpc ro1
crop IA this COMFY TIC aoac5petieas q
sAe=saing hesTy y5la hasly mta.e-d IN. IL 4.
reared val prove ebaviigo. .sat - re
laAs esaole ths area Of grsuAa pbtla com F5so
~esa ususi g aAt esaP wa be lauea more
ss1Ssnslo sEs wsas 81 It's Ys5gls ffbe
4loA o1asI t5cada5s We lave usre
acsTciFy Ga he s,nicsfs, g ~ 49,
D. tAs na-lA SCI m -hls Sass -LgaclbErk R.gss
iCaa, z5A r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-27
The Terrible 1Iarohes of go Past Rsvz
Weeks.

Tue ~ U00I0H OoaTeII
We print the f~slswins letter, last received IN
his city, from a highly intelligent and vsIusbla
0ficsr OF the srnysf the Potomac. Would TO
heaven that what be states might have its iaau
ezce 10 restrain the blan5sring and absolass'v
murderouS stupidity Of ths managers Of ths war
in WashingtOni
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
JOHN McLHAR u SON.
Conveyancers, Notaries Pnblio
Real Estate, Stock, Noe and
Exchange Broker,
NO. liz lEnrLnn eann

- = NAstAAGN SNEetf
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BIJI 1.-Two
pbhus, BONDS MORrGAGEs, &c, &C., pr,a,tlg 4
PRoMlssoRY NOTES NEGorIATED 4
aiuNNs AM LOANS Of all kinda bought an s,N ~
IuinmissiSh ~ aus CITY or at the brokers lizards IN
uoipna, NeW York, or other cities hy means Of ror
PHuug pr9Refs who are all firms Of high Standing
~ Ina COMMISSIONS are charged on siorL. al.
& purchased abroad, the regular br0kers commit
and our agents s0t"een OURSELVES
DkAFIs-We draw GU Philadelphia, New York ar ,,..
ION and procure dras other American citi W n9s
lowest rates Of exchange "e'es AT tue
fphEluN DkAFrs.-WB draw on Great pritsi, T..
any, uelllahy and ever other country in p,, 10
~ nouses u lndcubted standing, In sums Ia snJ, @
EAOuANuE-Foruign or numeste-bouybt an, 3d.,
~ the nos favorable rates allowed nv tina n,arl,,
York. 80 "'''"eu ut Oheeks on New
NEAL EsrATE.-We attend to the pnrclss.. .,, .,
VI heal hstAie IN town or country aud f,snoeiGv 'e
purchasers or sellers 10 give Us raiI ~ ,,, 'te
ton OF their rents. "''on' 70 the eolloe-
NpLLkcl loNs Our Correspondence enai,t. 49,
-, eiJ PROMINENT point IN America or in n,,v ,ri
Ivy through mo most reliable chaunels u,,r t.il
un W. nahlhs collections therefore eoipnists ~,
PERSONS Ataiiing Themselves Of t,en m, a. IT,
"unlent thAt their business will i, f,ithtit, uY
iPi,5 attended 10. tnr charges are al law AZ Srs
a alr by Ahy reliable paroles " ~" % are
t VERY care whore We are employed our aim IA IN A.,
10 loI 'ha interest Of our customers and Va snii
' AROMA" "l our friends and the public generNlIv
'1N JOHN McLhAR a SON
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
Deslrable civ Lota Far 60
WAWASET NURSERIES,
NEW BOOKS!

NEW BOOKS!
~ ~ o. u Batier's Book and Newspaper SOr,
AGO Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Itnmps, a story Of American Life by a. W Cnrtis
The Crossed Path by wllkie Culiins
Harry Hanon, by John n Irving
The Attorney, By John n. Irving.
The Consultation Of the United stAtes
Wild Life by Capt Wayne heid
Life Of ueneral Francis Marion.
Eseiyholys lAwyAr
Moral History Of Women
Miss uihert's Career
one of Them, by Chas lever
The tirst False Step, by ReynoIaa
Ihe Woman N White by Wilkis Collins
tWweniA-hvs different kads Of Novels at a dime each
an the Magazines, Daily and Weakly Sswsnana,
variety ''' Ha'e III Elea
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23

DHENEN 4 WIS
Eli Wilson, Brandywine HID; sines Deaplain Christi
HID; james Webb, Samuel Barr, y. q. Sntsenburg
and Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington lld.; Robert MeCabr Mil
Creek Id; John F. Williamson, White Clay Greek lid
George Janvier, New Castle id Curtis H. Ellison PEN
eader Ill.,; John G. Clark. Red Lion Hd; WIN. Temple.
smyrna James II. Burnhau, St. Georges Hi. Charles
n Fleming, Peter Causey, Milford Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AUENTSAs we'll tor receiving applications for insur-
nee dues Of members
Eli Wilson, Brandywne Hi Robert McCsbe, Mill
Greek Hd. james Delaplain, ChrstiRna lid; John r.
williamson White CLAY Creek Ild Curtis Il. Ellison
peneader lid Red Lion St. Georges and Appointments
Hundreds Joseph q. Griffith, Smyrna James Crippen
New Castle Hd; Charles II. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
undersigned, Wilmington, will receive immediate alten-
Ion.
fa2 ROBERT MccABE 81. D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
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ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount Of It's risks It has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars of Insurance, either requiring
great an amount In single risk offering unit OBJ
jecs Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner It Is conceived 1t has the safest and
most select list Of insuraneeE In proportion to the
over Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this it has only reduced the rate VI
Insurance. at ell times moderate one-siNth, during the
last two years but It presents clear surplus fund
$4,000. security against any the Deposit
Notes, which sun by the resort to Scrip Certificates
the balances due to each member being issued will
be paying interest to them from January 1862 at tha
ate OF per cent per annu thus making still farther
deduction.
It commenced the year 1862 with real protection to
the community In Deposit Notes Of S25O,0Og
surplus Fund dOOUU
Total protection s3OO,OJO
II Is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and such
they ought to patrOui7e
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
Spring and Summer Of 1868.
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS /!
PRICES REASONABLE.

AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT.
TH0RNLEl- a. CHESM,
Corner EIGHTH 4 sPRlNu GARDEN stre-ts
PHILADELPHIA.
would invite attention h. their ufv sent stn,k al
ll1ndsome DRESS GOODS
Rich BLACK SILKS
LINEN GOODS. Of every variety
CLOTHS CAsslMEKES, NEsTlNGg &C.
. Bleached Unhleaehed hUsLfNsl
White FLANNEls, Fancy Flannels for SHIRTS &C., 6e
FANCY slLhs, at last seasons prices! 49,
BLACK STELLA sHAwLs, Mt last wears prires
fhENuH LACE MANTLks, at last years prices
elm ELL. NANTES, CLoTii SACKS. MANTLEs, &c. &c
Of attention. ,na, "a , anS
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
A Farm would be exchanged for a
Vessel,

4 FARM Of 800 sores. in Sussex County, would be Q
II changed for a vessel Of from 100 TO 200 tone
Apply to WM. McGAULLEY
oct3 COG Market Street. Wilmington Dl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-23
MEDICAL.
II, X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

II, X. Br1nghurst'S Bulletin.
Wholesale md Retaa Druggist, (3l7) Fourth and
Htrkei street,
cEpiiAkio rus tstquldins'D for Head Ache At II
r. BrinahUrsrs IA Natkrt street
BROWNE hR1NClliAL TEoCnEs Of the bas'
articles for diseases tie throat &C at H. r. Bns huuis
Drug STORE
ToWNsEND S. SARSApA RILLA, fresh stock just 10.
eeiyed and or slir by a. K Bringhurst, Apothecary.
WlshAEr'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation To he had At H. H. llringhursts rug
Store
spAffORbS OLIVE TAR the gepuiue article to be-
had by calling at u. u. Bdnghurst's Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS Ow'S SOOTHING SYRUP nov IN great
demand for children teethng, At H. r. Bringhur.ts.
FLAshs lot spottsuen-l have hle assortment Of Va
tious sins from y pint To- put. have just Imported
them aud they ale The huss quality Of DiXOn'A Fusks.
3 II. Il. Bringhurst, al1 Market street.
! BRANDY aud WltlskEN selected pure and Of aue
quality far medical purposes, by II. H. Brughurst.
FLAdHc RELIEF for the immediate relief Of pain, al
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, IN Whining
tom GU Thursday the Eth day Of october, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ
COLD CREAM Tor ehapped hands lips for sals in
any quantity, by H. H. nriughurst
FINE SALAD OIL, a superior article at II. II. Bring
| hursts
hosrErTEWs nlrrERs they give general Abstraction
aud are now Ia Hrmt "vogue.n II. Il. Bhnghurst
| Wholesale and Retail Druggist.