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Of sAhs2s md ,h, on M. 600 h.tr,l. Of rhi.,.r.

Of s4Ss9S and that on this 600 bsrr,l, Of vhi,tsy,
which be pretended 70 have sold Pierce, he had
effected s326y insurance. Pierce, who had tlStU
intu ance on tho stock and fx,ures at No. Erie
Buldmga had insured 2si bsrrels " whiskey for
$1,000 and negotiated loan' on the same At the
Mafehowe Security Compsnv'' Office for
$500; Michael puisen claimed to have 6O barrels
o. rhskey stored In the building, which insured
for $500, and on which be had received loaD Of
tA9Vh In the warehouse tecurlty Company's
once. ~ the concusion Of ADndsy's examination,
no material evidence having teen adduced asalnst
Fuller and Tendon, tLey ~efe admitted 10 bail In
200. each, Pierce and lreeinsn, hovevor, were re-
nanded TO me cuttody Of Jap ain Green, by whom
they ere siin held Ye,crda,'s evidence va not
conclusive and the Cour. adjourned 10 this morning
Siabting Vrdys-On Monday evening, quarrel
occurie ed bet"een Ioks AbInhAms and VINO keehei
sblTnmith during which O'keeie drew hniie and
shbled AbrshhiLt In tho breast, !nhlctng dangef.
QUE wound. Okee'e vas srfe,rd. 10th men lived
IN the tenement house NO. 25I Fact l2th street
the hHla occur Cd ....... AbOut O'Clock {esterca'
mornlng Joseph Johnsou and George Nhila'e alias
joe ph Irving, aiU heorge Nhaen, Dechmo involved
N quarrel IN the Gaeter concert ralOpn' No. olb
BfoadNhv dufins which Wallace stabbed his anthFo-
MIS- ,olelh times ~ the ahdonen, and then fled.
Ohcer oesrty suctted Wallace Mtervard'. John
son vac conveyed 10 the Sew YORK Ho-pita, wsete
We hpndlng physician expressed ieAs that bis in-
lures WOuld prove mortal
The sun., 1865-06-07
ps.';tutlon IN Georgia

corfesp.pl,nt Of tho Cincinnati CoNNrrotN
gives tho llos ,ns account oil ho desitu'ion OF lie
people of Gpo.iia- In Ic,te' dated Atlanta MAY ~
Passing Va icttA whore the usul ma X Of io-
-trrc,iou Gg,p'rl, Va, Utc.D.tCd hy mo 'p?ct'-
aurc NJ C.'. sS'hC. % slOut ono ot the .t' 80
women c.. clerlr ~ lrIs lrsu lp1k, oug-uItse',
ruI ,rusrla ed lnt.h"d-fc i "ci's" wlc NJ Ju 40
dr'" rem ntd hri,n '' % axe i, 'l..e', .h' ',''tnt
IN ohA.lc e. sJ.si tom zhoyr in r'. 'rh ~ i'''r-
iult Oh. ih un cI $50 ut Nr nua .t ~ tIN itH'7h
u tCrt,r 81 lC-'I.UtI,u thnt would drew i'E i'"
a ttou.. IIo'uAr n. Moor, oi .c'"'lhilr i
rccu' ior the COUNTY, f9?o I'ed b. ~" Sia'r,
fl. tho tls;'itutou ot tho pphlt voted ~ tie
lcca, loat > irs.c' lie lad limtr.' since walkcl
20 Atlanta Ol"'lut no orsc. oErocuie m".t, 'rw
Luu-lv4 81 ul,s hb- N. "a u.7.,"d, Nhlch he "As
nos i,,tllutiul bat ~ amount 10 mere pit tncc,
aud he We 1uigc tu rc-e,Ne II for uu-r no a.
Ieldy Cd III. We. & Oi r.LIvntion, ohtn lNly -
mlCs H'oo,, leaving homts tniielN d"tiiulc ~ u.-
de- 10 pt lev uouthus to tnNc he llVts ut help
! less cEAdieI. Aicr INN came slH'mhoG'I- ne
Ncllt!iesi IN ilc ooun'' one NJ. hoit' IT, I'M
! uiXD savcs, who cuu pnlucd that whHl had once
! mNcc them the fichr Lot m .Dc lten lh' lont II
| They had uJ'uilr ~ iced th'rc people, without
| kVuvits nat told nl- nvPtCcs that II 'heH "oi'd
remain Nlth ihN' Low 'ha' the, wee Hte' nt Holla
they were anNlous To 60 toi bat-Aia ny ca,'N ~
aside to tel. me tas privately Distributing ON
ccls rciured 10 iururh the slGychodeis VINO UNI u
thoy could rtI hd, would together WiIh iher hetiocs
ttarve IhoN ali sold me that no man Va the county
| had more than two luGhe.H OF corn Iti. lhtf De
| ught me 10 help them II could, and at their le
4uest rent word back to Colonel Adams TO be To-
warded to General Judah, that Il pos. bls supple
might be sent Gonn Al once by railroad 10 hhst'on
gladly team II themselves There appears TO be yer!
| lew supplies to spare from Wilson'S department. AM
| undoub edy provisions should come tue other wa
d9xp ton Nashville Anya9b Aaa s'@s
The sun., 1865-06-07
tCo~i,nusd FROM tAs Fiysf

en Scott ~ staying for the summer. The meeting
No herpsv1 libe that Of father and ton. Gen,
,ccit put hls arms about Cen Bhsfmsn's neck, and
fou, the perils Of the war. i thank God Tor this
,our" said zen. Scott; hardly eIpected 70 live
% s'e IL You broke the bach Of the rebellion Cen
zen. Sherman proceeded 20 West Point. lie e1.
pressed the greatest satfaction at the perfection Of
lril exhibited by the cadets. At6P N be croeeed
she river TO Gerriton's vhere great orovd had
tsthored, and took The lrpin foI Albany on his way
.srd spend short time ohio, when he yin return
The sun., 1865-06-07

"fs your master at home 81 "No,sr"' "Mis-
troGs - tomcw ~ ST. she's out" am st
hy tho ire until hoy come la (" "Ihsrs OUT, too,
sir"
JlSEE has discovered the resrective natures Of n
distinction an difference lie says hat "a It'll
difference" frequent makes many enemies, while
"a Little sunct On" attracts hosts Of friends.
The sun., 1865-06-07

I $40 US. LOAN-FIFTH NATIONAL

DOTH WARr-NOTICR-wE HAVE RE-
~ moved our stock lni fixtures nom the corner
=, IA st. aud gen Az to th' :, T. cor Jst st and 9th
Az, We have no come ton With the 3ith st store.
j. BOWLS 60, Groceis and Flour peal-
eis. %,
The sun., 1865-06-07
OAE.
VIZ ai7bEGINE3s.

Any PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
n ma be cned Of The desire for 1t, By rome idend
.,iS NJ 'unSnG.n u nee - 70 he eTnkc. nr.
fl,ce one dols. Fog .nlt At oJ Division It; 2l4
~ -hth ay and - HUDSON -, New YORK; Hayes, l7S
a. - south % +, WllAmt gurgh Bio ware
OF initat.ons which siokcn thUre TO whom they als
given u
DR. BONE, III WEST ltTH ST.-DIS-
- tues OF thr heat, un-r, liver kdueys, dIupsy,
liberated throat, &C Oiul- every form rain diseases
ciu ed eplie1sy Or hts, once hour., to4 Leuers
audi esssI l.. II, BOSE, VI, d., NJ above. Is3
Mrs. VI. G. BROWNS METAPHYSICAL
vi Discovery kills he loot Of all disease Price 30
81 Bond n. scni lOT a,cIcula.. $50
The sun., 1865-06-07
HsS AS B!Lh.i.NG.


EARLf EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
lLBanNs, the last going eliner =. &. SulLIZ.
viii maze an Excursion 70 tEc Fisnins Banks on Fri
dav, June Wh,stoppns a the following landings. auth
It. :. H., nt 4 L. Chisophcr st, ~ K, GSU, Ucy Il,
\. r.. Gi5; y o me II, r., K. I Peck sin Al IL /;
Pier y. H. I.5J. Fare al. Bait furnished on hoard.
ali IL. IlNCkE.
EISHING BANKS-THE STEAMER MAG
L nolla will make an e.cursion to the Fishing
Bank, lhursday, June : lNGi. ldt, lines aud re-
te-hment on board. L&ndnrs, Il oone street A.
W., Peck slip - A. NJ. Charlton street A. NJ, Pier
Sorth River -, A, N. Fare for the excursion IL
:, /. PklESIlN and j. :, Eos TER, 12S
HUDSON RIVER RAILEOAn-ON AND
IL after MONDAY, June r. 1868, trains leave Both H.
station ioI Albany and Hot, connecting with North
ern and WeHc.n trRins Al l.3u a m, 2lI, 4u" G.0O
and l0.SO p Sleeping cars attached TO the 800 and
l03D p m. trains. The go ?. NJ, Train runs through
20 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge via Troy, without
chance Of cara sunday tram at 900 p. m. J. N.
TuUCEI, Asst. supt. 4I6
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ
- zens West Point Cornwall, New burgh, Milton,
PouRhkeepsie and RondonL from foo, Of pesbroses
J 'h.eYeTy AneEpQ9as u ~ V'elQsk. 0oo
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
A MEXICAN MowER.-THE ONLY SELF
~ nff rNH uArIIINE

A MERICAN MoWER,.THE ONLY SELF
he great refon n So5'trSnGn e. ,se 70 ,,1s1,
gRE%rRR fii fspRSykshSfs 1s than any before y:
psrtic liar attention hS been paid 70 the ysn., q
she naImer In the construction Of the AhEhiSAN
TiiE J" vERY Try Brsr MACHINE IN USE.
There Me number, Of Machines that 90 .heiI i .ofk
enecs that are ere,y annoying 20 The Iai9rsnons
mem hs neSuent necessity q oiIing the hsss
which, neglected u. 10 very spt to be result In
cutting The journal, or eeIe, and IN Ie sh
Ss. the @ fo1orns on % seatar.. Of Of esSs'enee HHN W
The BEARINGS OF The AMERICAN MoowEEk
The outer end Of n. finsor Bar -!n drop lower
You can elevate the Finger Bar from a declining
po- tion without RAISING the inner th oe
The finger Bsr can he raised hishe" 70 pas; over
anv otlIf lointei bar Machine.
ihe Frame between The Driving Nheetwlll pns
over hisher distractions than the raIo OF any othef
Mower.
The operator ha, . groster control over the FINGER
and KNIFE Bafs than he has Of any other Machine.
The Finger bar will CONFORM 70 more uneven sur
face than that Of A>Y nTuf7 Machine, which u oSs
Of ne MOST IMPORTANT features in poriect hower
Either wheel operate, the Gutter Bar, indepeni-
emily Of the other, and IN turning, either Way the
Knives ar kept In rapid motion.
The Draft Is from the fion, Of the frame Witch
gives II great advantages over thoee that draw nom
the inle.
lrH.e An EAsY srPfrg STAT ToR THE DBrvER.
u backs out of sonr, and can be thrown in and Out
gear when IN motion
II hn folding Rar and can he folded without dis-
| connecting the Pltmhn
II is Of LIGHT DRAFT, and has no rERcKPTfBrs
| SIZE pAAFr.
It /, more simple and perfect in II. construction.
and has noIe strength With ightness combined thAD
| an, other Mower
| II cannot upset.
DEFY contradiction to the above, and invite ths
scrutiny ~ ALL no are In interested In t,-
Farming interest to examine this Mower ceiling con-
| hdcnt Of their approval.
shafts or Ellls supplied with Machines for one horso
WILLIAM VAN ANDFS.
4VO Main street,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-29
PROPOSALS..

CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARrNENT-.r0 CorTRAc
~ torsseparate sealed proposals. each endorsed with
the title Of the work for which IL be offered the
Of the bidder and the date Of the Offering Will be received AZ
for The compilation q the unaushsd work the proposed
Blank forms for bds andj specifications BE- obtained
on application 70 the contract clerk At this ONCE
THOMAS STEPHENS. Croton
ROBERT L.. DARRAH, {Aqusduct
AsW. CRAVEN, sAw Board.
Nrv YoRR Oct r. 1898
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RIO IRON THUNDERSTORM AQUEDuCr DE.
parnent SEALED proposals. will be received NJ this
once until u osloc. n o Monday October % iss .,
cast iron stopcocks twenyeght Fire Hydrans known
"Ayres Hydant and twenty seven pirs Hydrauss known
spssscsons and blank forms TO- bids b obtained on
appneAu0n ''''' THOMAS srBPHENs, cro,on
ROBERT L. pARRA0H,I Aquedhct
A.. w. CRAVEN y Board
NEW yoss OcA 10 isek 'sE -7--.~
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

RTfTICIAL EYES-ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES
"A made 70 order and inserted by DR.. v. BAUCH r..
gou0ELMANN tfomery employed By Roissoueau, Of
PArfs) 90 broadway, N. Y.
A NIT ExroRTroN pRrCFs-LARGEsT, CHEAPEST
Dentistry establishment Broadway aud Ihireth street.
also Rue de Rvo, Paris Beautiful warranted patent Con-
vsr .8umoype feelhn Sets from go only Filling de-
cayed teeth, gold a. Oseopiasic, H. Extracting teeth
with gas. Five premiums awarded.
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NREEN TURTLE SOUP AND sTEAKs--Ar WIN. r
NJ DESMAN'S Turtle Sour Depot, No. z2l Ssth avenue,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth strccts Families sup
piled.
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HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER, sALESROoM
Ii Nassau street, opposite Post office.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
MINER& SOMERvILLE will sell at auction. Tuesday
October 81 O,s o'clock at their saesroom 81 Nassau
street.
= Household Furniture. comprising Brussels ingram and
ply Carpets black walnut ana mahogany Bedstead
gilt frame Mirrors Feather Beds curled hair and straw MAJ
tresses Bureaus Bedseads Washsnds, WARDROBE BOOK
Curtains, Crockery and Glassware Kitchen Utensils &C.
ALSO
Two casks OF clsret wne forty thousand Cigars
Of various brands.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
llEADouARTRRs FiRsr ARMY CoEpa, !
ID. c., December 2, 1864.
CIRCULAR No. ..

CIRCULAR No. ..
In reply to the numerous letters Of in
quisy fronI persons desiring TO enter tho
LIST Corps, now being raised, the follow.
ing is communicated as embodying all the
information yet obtained.
/. AS To ENLIsTINd MEN.
l. All enlistme1ts and musters in are
to be made in this city,
2 Amy Veteran, who has served tyo
years, has been lionorably DISCHARGED md
is physically qualified, may enlist In the
Corps for one, two, or three years.
3. Those enlisting will receive from tho
Government bounty of $500 as soon Nc
they are mustered in, and, in addition
the regular instalments from the Goyern-
mcnt, in proportion TO the period of en-.
listment, as follows $l0O for one year's
service, one-tbird paid on enlistment :
5000 for two years. service, One-third on
enlistment $500 for three years service,
one-third on enlistment.
4. They will be credited to the quota
of the district in which they or their
families may be dOmiciled aud will, there
fore, be entitled to local bounties.
O. Free transportation will be inr-
nished them to Washington by any Pro-
vost Marshal. 1t is only necessary that
the applicant should satisfy the Provost
Marshal that he comes under the provi-
sions ofparagraph ., and that the appli,
cation is made in good faith,
6. On arriving in k59shington and re-
porting at the Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Veterans will
be cared for and enlisted and paid
promptly, They will be sent to the camp
of organization, Mt Camp Clii'burnc, and
will be formed into companies and regI-
ments as they arrive--personal preieren
ces being regarded when the good Of the
service will permit
Z. The best agms in the possession of
the Government will he furnished these
troops, and they will he allowed to retain
treir arms when honoraby discharged,
II-As 10 0FFIoEBs
L. Persons desiring Commissions must
make written application 10 Brigadier
General J.. Thomas, Adjutant General of
the Army setting forth their Post Office
hu-ANoeY NhN hhtS Vi OtlBtuNl tulIy lUlO
service, and with what rank, the organi.
zation in whieh. service was rendered, tho
date and cause of discharge, and lorank
at the time of discharge. Testimonials
from commanders may accompany such
applications.
2. Should the papers be fayoraby con
sidered, the applicants will be severaly
notified, by mail or telegraph, when to
appear before the Examining Board es.
tablished by the War Department, and
will receive appointments to such grades
Us the War Departments may determine.
"a. A-s,sonn as tho letters Of appoint.
ment are given, othcers may be detanedI
TO secure the enlistment ofa certain nun.
Der Of Neterans--their commissions, with
rank and pay from date offacceptance ~
appointment, being given whentthe ineal
are secured Il should be understood
that the enlistments are to beconsuai.na-
ted hnEe; and IN officer can dosno moro
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
From FrankfJrt-on-the Main.



tRASKfoRI, Nov. %, 1861.
Last night we celebrated Thanksgiving
day and the re. election nf MIR. Lincoln by Il
public dinner, held ut the Hotel du North
IN this city. About 80 gentlemen had as
semhled, Americans and German friends
Of the Union, to celebrate the National
Thanksgiving day, aud uuite with this cel-
ebration Of the reelection OF "Honest Old
Abe The dining ball Of tho Hotel was
appropriately decorated with tho American
colors, aud presented most splendid mp
pearance. Consul-Gsucral Murphy in the
chair, with Mr.. Joseph Sellgman Of New
York as Vice. Obhirmau, led the proceed
ings Of the evening. A number of toasis
were read and responded 10, IN the most
patriotic language, by Consul-Geueral
Murphy, MnjOr Whistler Lieut..Col Msick
OF the lst Regiment Independent Nolun-
teers; Joseph Seligmau, August Glasar, Mr.
Ayres Of Connecticut; Mr., Hamburger,
Director Of the English Circle, and Mr..
Sonneman Of tho NEUR FRANKroRr IETUNa
Consul Murphy spoke in his usual eloquent
and good natured manner and his remarks
called forth great applause aud bursts Of
laughter. Also Mr.. Seligman's remarks re-
laling TO the three States which are most
dllhcull 10 DC cong queredi North ana Sonlh
Carolina and little New Jersey, were re-
ceIved with much applause Lieut..Col.
Maick's speech was listened to with much
interest and attention, as this gentleman
had just arriued here from the Army of
Tennessee on a short furough, aud lately
from the "stump' in lndinna. lie related II
great many interesting facts from the seat
of war and the late election campaign aud
was many times interrupted by strong ap.
plause. will not detain your readers any
longer with sketches Of the other speeches.
Suffice it to say that the reelection OF
Abraham Lincoln was considered an object
10 be thankful for and is generally coasid.
cred here blessing for our country. Many
times tho healhs OF Mr. Lincoln and the
good commanders in tho army and navy
were drunk, and the wish expressed that
they might soon succeed in striking the
death blow TO that Internal Rebellion. The
party remained together in tho best humor
until late hour.
II might be interesting 10 you TO know
that Mr.. Mason Of Georgia, Commissioner
OF the Rebel States and notorious Iuqusitot
Of Jobu Brown, wa. here at Franklort Mber
he received the glorious news Of MeGieilan's
defeat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
JOHN McLEAR d SON
ConVeyanoers, Notarias Put
Real Estate, Stock, Mote uss
Exchange Brokers.
NO. nv 1larkct sirppI

Mo- EAt MARKET sttepg
pELaMAkk FIRE INSURANCE BUS
seeurhsly drawn
rRo4lssoEY NOTES gEqorlArrs.
flOchs AND l0ASs " all kindb boszl. 4 l asia -.
r7ull2s - IN tbs city 1r ui tho irahers 3saA "a 5Li5
itlphN' new foft ~ othsr oitisH ny maau of gr,ss
ponipe eInsers gl9 are ~ ntms Of hgh Standing
NJ EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged On 500, ID,
1aas putehasej abroad the regular broSern
o one quarter p1r cent being divided between ourselv
and our 4gunte. N-'''''Nr
DHAfTs.-we draw on Philadelphia, New Yerk n, n.
toh ani pr1eutr drhls American ctea Al tSa
lowest rates Of xchange ''' el tne
PoRkiaN DhAFla--ws draw On dreAt Britain fv,
ana, Netmany aud every other country Ia Fi,rons
on hausssoI Andoubisd standing In sums 10 suit st,,
customers, ~ 'Nis Vuf
ENCuAHGE-Forelsn or Dousst;c-bousbt and .o,,
A the most favorable rates allowed bV me r,ari,,
York ~ so en7lAF On nov
REAL ESTATE we attend 10 the purchase and .,,.
OF Real Estate In town OF country aud rsepaei1nli
purchasers or sellers to givo rall We rent bnnss
tiou Of their rents, ~ 'ue 0oilse-
SoLbEGiloNs.-Our correspondence apabIea M %
Isarl any prominent point la America hr in Auv fst
country, through the most reliabs channeis OR 6ni
nea nr making collections thersi1ra eoinniSts srd
consequently persons ayAng themselves Of tbsrn mn, ~
eNhutnt that fhelr business will be falfhfnile s,,S
st99phlW attsgmfu e tnr rharaye ara, ~ Inr elu
m msle by Any reliable parties, 40 - low AZ are
81 ~ s.ey sass where We employed our aim q a., ~
- et Ahti ~ our cuStOnugs and ~ ~, W w
u our rlsnls aud thspublic eensT iiS'll'
- sE JOAN McLEAK 4 M
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
e..-.,.. ~, r-.. FIesldoul.Js5lE HAHpB
DIRECTORS

I'll Wilson, Brandyw.ne Hd James Da hisin f,h,iit
S @ - y1ee ei VIII, ~ a., nAue' natIs y SotsenhurR
Creek tids John +. Williamson, Waite Cl4 CyeeS Il,
George jAnvier, New Castle M Curtis Il, eIson D.
eada Hui john C. CLARK, hod Lion hd " 4,1 ~
smytnA james H. Burnham, St. Georges l.. nl.li,
4, Fl.ulng Peter Causey Milford; Henry rdt, psya,
Charles Tunnel, 0e0ffei0Wn NS'"'
hUBkVS-AH veil Tor receiving appIlcatiosa q -
ance "a Qu9A Of members. '""ui
III Wilson, 5randywins I'D Robert MeCs, nm
WsI3ssmsen Wit. rtsg a., SHIisHAna u, nd ION p.
psS.ss,ser fii Rsi ti.n 81 G,. -, NN.tt ~ o. Alspu
iiiindrp5s .snh q t,i1ath s anu Nppoqnle1uk
Nav Usatll ma; Cnarl.s r psn,in, 49, fs, eL ,
Tunnel, d,piEu own Henry Todd Diyrr
Conan uulehilpua on general busiuess ajdr,ssaa f
nagtFsg asd wilmington wil feee,ve iuim.l ate ei.
tOn. N
W ROBERT Ae0ABg 81 -rr,..s,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
TmRfARMERs MUTUAL FIRE
Inl}rance Company of the
State of Delaware.
(0pialrlf AillL cRRgE, n

kphiVlhAi hlllL IhRBE, Ar1
This uomusy continues to oisr Ia the peops Of Delh
ware ts Eupe advantages Of inbaraus against loss
by nre ali descriptions of property, except Marne
rskF.
The Insutue is commented by over 20 years rxpsri.
ehep In and Atte ou U the uIsat e Mutual Insurance,
Sbaug the rsi Nt5euuen isA prnopu Into our stAtel
by roaeon Of which, :" osi's'el ihe MAnagera have
been enabled lust SUI ahefmlnAte between ths
different varieties nf 'per as 70 render The member
shin af ne liza most 4nitaDe In character 81 the mumer-
Gus Iusnraice Comp.n,e ice presented u tho public
II takes credit to tsN tha W paymens q losses have
setg 40 prompt and lib thAl 10 ~ years business and
rea hing over hot hlnsle case oi lltiga
faction t6fba nH,ittss ~ !. sA'rtu.
Looking mora tc,t < aAiety than the numher and
amount VI M ti.tr fla ~ eepainfa uundeds OF Thou
aands of Da,i rFof Insurance, othe requiring 100
great A. a7ee,,p Va tlngla rak osring upbt ob
fsets 1r f Nee Tor tho character OF the lne1uton
Ia ma dner \ iA conceived Ii han the s4fast and
most e iat ol hptang5F IN proportion 70 The auount
over 81 Millions u bolRrr. of auy other OompNuv
As eyldepe o. this II has not only reduced the rata
nsnranes ~ AL umeg Moderate nne-sixth dnrlrg IN
All two ves but presents nov aisaf nurpiut i ~
SS60oo 4, ny Hgaiust any Aa4essHien on the Drpoei
Noiea Nlrh sv,l by the feaoi to Scrip Cetseat6a of
Tia hsisnss n 4 each meinbtr now being lsstad a ulll
be- paylns int.r,s, them from January lslg Al de
ateof Der esni ps annvm thus making astni farlhG
ID ~ .h1 ,lyr yr 1879, witt rsa prOlocou to
burPlua Fund ~ Fsn0So
Total protection, Sf sgco mo
liiA tbs work of the Farlaera Of Deaua,s ts'v@o9p @
they ought to pAlfonifa It, y" ~-- - eeVH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
sentIemen,a Matn.

It z tha iatsut styles a, CHARLES oAKPo lD SONS
4 5hllaenial HOTEL Philadelphi..
The METHopIsT,-We take pleasure 10
commanding this able Christian Journal TO
the readers Of our paper. 1t is published
in the City Of New York, aud ia edited by
the Rev George r. Crooks, %. D., who has
associated with him as editorial contribu-
tors Rev. John McClintock, d. d., Rev.
Abel Stevens, d. D., Rev. J. b.. Iiagany,
ID. u Rev. B. IL. Nadal, ID, D., Prof. A. j
Schem, Rev. il. b. Ridgaway and other
experienced writer's. 1t is eminently loyal
and patriotic, advocating all measures for
tue preservation of the nations honor and
the glorious Union. tits bold and fearless
advocate of Lay Representation in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Its columns
contain every "eek complete history Of all
tho important events transpiring in the te-
liglons and secular world. Altogether, as o
religious and literary weekly newspaper, the
Methodist has no superior in the country
aud should be taken by every Methodist IL
our State The terms are two dollars ant
| fifty cents per year 10 advance. Amy on,
sending fonr subscribers and Nine Dollars
will have copy sent them free. Address
"The Methodist" No. LA Nassau st., New
York.
RELIEY MEErNa.--A relief meeting will b,
heid ~ tho Institute building Tomorrow even,
ing, to perfect measures to raise funds TO aid th
families Of the volunteers from this city, iu th
army and navy. The objec. is highly commend
able, and every one desiring to further Il shoult
atteud the meeting and participate in its pro
ceedings. Not deserving person should be nj
lowed to suffer from want Of either food or cloth
log in this land of plenty, where so many hAy
such great abundance Of the good things Of thi
world.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-03
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