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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
LIFDs ExDEAFoR.
BY nARR1Er n. BEAN.

Few indeed there are who know
How our hearts warm currents flow,
1t is what we seek to do,
Not what we may labor through
1t is what we stlUe to be
That shall mark our souls degree.
OFT conflicting duties rise,
One by one, before our eyes,
And we tremble and we falter
With our gift before the altar
Leave some cup Of joy untasted
For a toll that seems all wasted.
Ali it is Iife's saddest trial
When its earnest seIf-deniaI
Still has left the good unbought
For which it so wildly sought
But it is a discipline,
Needful for our hearts Of sin,
And our days of care and pain
Surely are not spent in vain,
Still there be q few who love us
Save tha ones who dwell above us
With that deep and pure affection
That shall never know detection.
Such a love may be unspoken-
Give to US no outward token
Yet its silent influence
Be our hearts most sure defense.
Something more our weakness needs
Than the love that glows in deeds,
And soul to Heaven may guide us,
Whose kind presence is denied US
Loving, wait our spirits there
Through the power of faith and prayer
When the tolls ofIife are o'er
And we seek the peaceful shore,
We shall know who loved US best;
Who most sought to make US blest-
Then it viii be ours to read
Both the purpose and the deed
And it is a pleasant thought
That the soul which here has wrought
Earnestly, shall there behold
All its deeds to light unfold
And the good you sought, to do,
Gods own hand may carry through,
Yet to greet your longing eyes
In the light of Paradise!
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
SHOCKING TRAGEDY.


We are just made acquainted with the
details of "a horrible affair, near Reynolds,
White county, in this State. A man
named Christ Brumer way-laid and shot
his wife twice, one ball entering her head,
the other passing through her neck, be-
ing so near at the time that the fame
from the pistol fred her garments the
wretch then shot himself through the
head. The little son of the unhappy pair,
present at the commission of the dread
ful deed, ran a quarter of a mile to a
neighbor, Mr.. w. c. Layton. When Mr..
Brumer's clothing entirely consumed,
and her flesh partially burnt. The mis-
erable husband died in p hours; his
wife fingered in great agony, more than
z hours. It is a most appalling and terri
bic homicide and -murder,-L Lap0rte
(Ind.,) Union.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
CUTTING GRASS FoR M1L0H COWS.

Mr. Scott, a highly successful dairyman
of Vermont, has all his hay In the barn
by 1st of July. Mr.. Lewis, prominent
dairyman of Herkimer county, fully en-
dorses the practice of Mr.. Scott He
aaid on a late occasion, that be had dem
onstrated from actual experiment that
such hay was in every way better for
milch COWS than hay, as ordinarily har-
vested, and an additional feed of meal.
Indian meal was bad in its effects. He
had formerly fed it, and its use had al
ways given more or less trouble with stock.
It was a faithful source of gaTget and
other infammatory diseases. Since he
had abandoned the use of grain and de-
pended upon the hay made from early cut
grass, nicely cured, his cattle had escap-
ed the various troubles to which they
we're subject on the other course Of treat
ment, and their condition as to flesh was
all that could be desired. He thought
farmers in time would come to see the
advantages of securing hay of their char
acter, since it approximated very nearly
to grass in pastures, and contained all the
elements for the development Of milk,
flesh and muscle in connection with a
high degree of health.-RuraL Nei1
Yorker.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
From the New York Post
KEEPING EXPERIENCED MEN IN CONGRESS.


The prominent Union journals of Mich
igan urge the re. nomination of their en-
tire congressional delegation. Nearly all
the members from that State have served
terms already, and it is now proposed to
utilize for the State the experience they
have gained.
We are glad to see a disposition on the
part Of Union men to take a lesson In
this matter from their adversaries Much
of the preponderanee formerly obtained
by the Southern States In the government
was due to the fact that they did not SO
frequently send new men to Congress
Old members. are sure to get the. control
IN Legislative bodies, from their familiar
Ity with the rules and machinery, where
as new men are obliged to spend half the
session in acquiring the requisite knowl-
edge for the performance Of their duties
II the constituencies of Northern States
had been as sagacious as their opponents
in this respect, there would have been
far less opportunity for complaint of
Southern aggression in Congress.
Rotation IN Office is a device of tie
politicians who think only of themselves,
and regard the Otlea-aa their lDronerEV
to be held for their profit; but the fact
Is that the people are to be served, and It
is to their interest that there should be
no rotation IN Office, no change except
where an officer is incapable, or where he
can be superseded by a man of decidedly
greater ability. It is notorious that
second or third rate man, familiar by
long experience with the rules and prac-
tice, the humor and spirit of Congress,
almost certainly makes a more effective
representative than far abler or pro-
founder man new to the House.
Among the States which have for some
4
their representatives in Congress, are
Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut,
New Hampshire, Indiana, Iowa and
Minnesota. Other districts have fallen
more or less into the practice; its gen
eral adoption would greatly help to Sc
cure a definite policy for the country, and
to strengthen the government.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

It was testified to before the New York
Board Of Health, by chemist who had
ozamiued teas for detection of deleteriOus
substances in their manufacture, that he
had found poisonous coloriug substance
in teas procured from the most respect
able dealers, and there was no certainty
of having pure article except by analysis
of each package.
In law suit before a New York Court
it was divulged that patent existed for
the coloring OF coffee to make il brighter
and more marketable, and that the sub
stance used to produce the effect is black
lead
Verify, verify, what shall we drink p
C7e5elaRd Herald.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
MlscEllANEOus.

ST., ,5U0 svsT5 sh5r5 . Fl our I,irE6vE6 SO
sewing 1iaehiues- Three new kinds Under and up
feed sent on trial Warranted i've years. Above
sold Unita1 Tor less than so, which are
fully hcelssi b. Hsus, WAseisT, 8 Wils0N, Gr0gT d
BaEe SingsT & Co., an9 B1lhezdsr Al other cheap
macninea, ifriagsHaslts and Ihe sssr are
l1lso arrest fac aad tEpgisogzast- Illustrated cir
cuiars sent fFcs- Address, cali upon ShaW Clark
a Biddef0rd, Gaine, CT chicago III.
Iuus 4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

A C0pperhead ia Maine, who had sery-
ed out histerm of thirty days IN the Au-
-gusta Jail, was asked when he came out
how he liked it Il had a bully time,
said he There was seventy-six inmates
of the jail, and not d-d Black Repub-
hcan among them"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

A Ii PERSONS knowing themselves indebted 70
- SLOUGH a KELLER, are requested to call at the
Delaware Mills or at J. L. Slough & Co.'S store ana
make payment Uf so0n or their accounts via be put
In the hands Of justice for colleosIon-s
f8N SLOUGH & KELLER.
Delaware, April Is, '6g.-1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
NInlTnE-

THE Treasurers of those orownship Bible Societies
3 that are il arrears for books are requested %
bring In their accounts for ssttlenant may
be convenient.
By Order the Board Of Direetorss
June 10, '6s.-f DepOsitary Delaware Co. b. S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
NJ otiCe ,

a T our instance an attacbmsut was this day issued,
~ by j. Allen, Justice or The Peace OF Delaware
township, Delaware County ohos againat the effects
of Fraueis Mcdonald, non resident oI SAID county.
Dated this 2dik day uf june a y. lB55
'inlv yg8 -sw C. d. POTTER b Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice.

Nathan Dustin, plaintiff, ] FIoURT OF COMMON
against ~ Pleas Of Delaware
Ehphas Bgelow, Defendant county Ohio. Eiiphas
BgeoW Of Omaha City the State OF Nebraska will take
notice that Nathan DUSTIN OF the county Of Delaware
IN the State OF Ohio, did on she ID Day Of July A.
D., 1885, hle his petition in the Court Common Pleas
wiIhi and for the county Of Delaware in saId State
Of Ohio gainst the said Ehphas BigeoW, defendant,
setting O ID that he the said Nathan Dustin sold and
delivered TO said defendant tain goods and chattes
herein described for the SUN OF S126 90, and that
there IS now due thereon the sum Of S1Oo 90 with
terest from the % day of March 1851, and praying
that She said Ehphas Bigelow may pay said nos
claimed with interest Aforesaid, aud that the
Nathan Dustin obtained order from said court
attach the lands tenement, goods and ch attes OF
defendant said county OF Delaware, satisfy said
claim. Aud the SAID EiiphRs Bigelow notied that
he Is required appear and answer said petition
or before the 4th day Of August A. D. S66 iudg-
ment will be taken against MIN by hi default.
NATHAN DUSTIN.
BY 7. E. POWELL his Attorney.
Delaware, o., july 9, 'G6, 6w. pfs1O.so.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
Assignment Of II. w. Cham.
berIain.

RTOT9CE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed Assignee OF H. W. Cham
beFiaiu, Of Delaware, Ohio. Al persons holding
claims against the said Chamberlain notified TO
present within the proper time, and all indebted
TO him are requested cali and settle without delay
Once in Williams Block, Delaware, Ohio.
jane lst, '66 Il. T. K POWELL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
18th DAY Of JULY, A. D. 1866,
Guardian Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE PRORATE
Al Court Or Delaware Co unity, OHIO, the soul
Gay OF June, 1866 the case or Henry He'd den,
Guardian Of Thomas J. Bigaow, against ms ward, the
undersigned Will on the
4th day Of August. A. D. 1866,
AZ one O'Clock P. n on the premises offer at public
sale, the following described Real Estate situate in
Berkshire Township, Delaware county, ohio, and
ing seven Eghteen nth (7-lSl Of the North and West
parts Of lots I'VE and Is & o. in Range seventeen
(I7J Township (4) and Section three t3) U. s.
l., containing 18S acres OF Land.
TERMS OF SALR--Qne third cash day OF sale,
third in one, and thIrd In years from day
sale 70 be secured By MORTGAGE on premises sold,
with interest deferred uaents payable annuay.
HENRY HODGDEN, Guar ian
July 6, 6e pfs6,2 ,25 OF Thomas }. Bigalow.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
cERrIrrcArE oE AuTHoRIrY.
90 expire on The slst day OF January, 1867 }
oFuoH OF rHE AUDITOR or STATE,

90 expire on the sat day OF January, 1s67.)
oFIoH OF IKE AUDITOR or STATE,
INSURANCE DERAETlIEgT,
CoLUlEBus. ONO, June IS, 1866
WrTERnas The CHARTER OAK LIFE Insurance
COMPANY, located at Hartford, IN the STATE Of Con
necucut has Sled in this Office sworn statement Of
It's condition as required by The act fFro regulate
Insurance ompanes not incorporated BY the State Of
Ohio,' passed April 8. 1S5 6, and amended February
g. 1854. and the so regulate Foreign Insurance.
passed ApriI5, 1866 and WHEREAs, said Company has
furnished the Undersigned satisfactory evidence that
is possessed Of actual Capital Of at least ONE HUN
FIET HoUsAED DoLL4Rs, invested as required
by said acts and WHEREAs said Company has hed in
this Office written Instrument under Hs corporate
seal signed by the President and Secretary thereof
authorizing any agent agents or said Company in
this STATE 70 acknowledge service OF process Tor and
Ia behalf OF said act of April 8, 1856.
Now THEREFoRE, ia pursuance or the acts aforesaid
I, JANIS H. GOODMAN Auditor or State for Ouio, do
hereby certify that said CHARTER OAK LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY Of Hartford Is authorized 70 trans
the business Life Insurance 10 this State until
the thirty nrs day of January IN the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty seven.
fsRAL.l Is WETNEss WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal oi
my Office TO be affixed the day ana year
above written.
JAS, h GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
JAMES EATON, Agent, Delaware, o.
July 6, 'e6.-3w,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

The Guernsey Times says: During five
days of the week ending june 30, seven
hundred and seventy-nine bales Of wool,
weighing 17S,5I3 pounds we're shipped
from Cambridge for the East.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

s There was a horrible murder at station
No 10, Georgia, on the night ot 1ne -,
Two freedmen butchered Mrs. Rollins
and her two children, and neeRro glri,
kiIlipg the former and leaving the latter
without hope of recovery. One of che
murderers was arrested.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

OFHcE or TIE AUDIToR or sEATE,
CoLEEBUa, O., June 18 1896.
i a hereby ceftaad, that tha FORGING IS correct
COPY uf the stnteaut Of Condition Of the Charter OAK
TAfe Insurance Company Of Hartford made 20 aRd filed
IN this once, for the year 1855.
TshALl Witness ny hand and seal officially.
Jas, H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

l1is the duty of every man to take some
good, reGAhle, entertaining, paper and
pay for il regulars course.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

There is between Probst and Coovert,
the perpetrators respectively of the Deer
ing Tragedy and the Deerield Horror, a
most remarkable personal resemblance.
Both are about five feet seven or eight
have blue eyes, light hair, and turned up
noses. striding walk and quite q stoop ia
the shoulders Both served in the army,
and both have lost the thumb of the right
hand, purposely shooting it off, in order
to be discharged from the army.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

Two men stopped a stago. coach In Wes-
tern Missouri the other day, in which
were the driver and four full grown men
as passengers, in broad day, and in an
open prairie, and deliberately went
through" the party, getting $4,000 from
one man, and $75 from the balance of the
party. Previous to the robbery, they
ired into the coach, Wounding the driver
and one passenger.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
STATE or CoEEECTCUT. -
Cu~ NTT OF HfuTFoEn.

tLArE OF CoAH4lIlCl4-
Coz MY OF HAErRoEp.
James c. Walkley, President, and samuel H. white,
Secretary Of the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
being asVernly sworn, deposa and say that the fore
going fuii, and CorFecs statement Of the AZ
fairs Of the said Company and that they The above
described Oicers thereof
JAMES C. WALKLEY, President.
SAMUEL III. WHITE, Secretary.
sabssribod ana sworn before me, this in aay q
June 1sC8-
witness my hand and oneiai seal
rgEtIl EDWARD GOODMAN,
Commissioner OF Ohio
TFrvR CEBT szAnP.l For Connecticut
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

SILK CULrURE.-The San Francisco
(Cal Bulletin remarks Our readers
scarcely need to be told that recent at
tempts at silk culture in California has
been uniformly successful. The climate
is all that could be desired for the pur-
pose the soil is admirably adapted to the
growth of the mulberry tree Chinese la
Dor, which is exactly adapted to that busi
ness, is abundant and cheap, and it is by
no means improbable that our State may
become the Italy or France Of the United
States, in point Ofsilk culture.
In New Orleans a car driver killed
man by striking him on the head with
loaded whip, because he got on a street car
with an unightedoigar in his hand.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
Ladies! Ladies +!

nON'T you buy your Spring Shoes until you hav
~ examined the New and Beautiful Stock just re
0siVedRt WALDO'S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20

WwTE KEEP CONSTANTLY On HAND THE FOLLOW
Et ING Esapers aud Mowers.
Champion No. /, 2, and 3.
Kirby Medium d Light Hubbard.
Cayuga Chief, Nos. 1 and 2,
and Excelsior.
which wi Il sell st Manufacturers prices.
June Is, l865.-I. e. e. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
On0 A MONTH AGENTS wanted for SIX
q ~ " eRtirsig articles, just out address o. l.
t.4.z.h4s CITY Buildings Blaaoford, Ne
June 4 '65-lyi-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
Notice to BuiIders.

CtEALED proposals viii be received the building
~ OF one Eiprat Hall, on the FAR Grounds Of the
delaware C0anty Agricultural Society, according 70
the plan and Epeeidrations ls With the Sscrstry
BIDS with the Secretary aad TO be opened
Wednesday July Z5Eh A D, 1so5, az O'CLOCK ?. n
Z. HILLS,
July 18Th, 1855. President
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
Gold Chains.

a RE now very fashiozable ornament A splendid
"A Assortment OF All styles
Jlne 10, '66 III. al No WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
Wool Carding.

WTTOOL CARBING WILL BE UUNk b. THE WOODEN
w All Co., IN upper rUOms OF the Delaware FOun-
dry promptly and TED in the best
june - 90 t. W H PAGE, Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
CuItivators and PIows.

A LARGE Stock Of CULTIVATOBS OF diHeren
"A patterns, also Single shovel Plows, Double We
SlOws shovel Plows and One Horse Steel PlOw Al
which will be sold Low for cash by
June Il. IS61.-tf. Z. q. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-20
LOVERS

n REAT REDUCTION in price in FRESH CANNED
" PEACHES BIC STOCK Gail aud see
DONIVBN 6 POTWIN5
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
New Castle County Mutual Insarano

New Castle County Mutual lnsaranc
COMPANY.
OFFICE "wiLMl NarON sNsrIrUrK,n
Corner Etghti and. Marko Sts.,
wILMINdToN, DEL.
interesten Premium Notes n edueedte o ser ct,
rVHE Prncipalof Mutual Insurance In believed To b,
the safest and experience 80 far has proved TO b,
although THU Institution has been but years II
istence the list insurers will compare fayorabr viii
any other losses rire during
no.sw nay, been promptly paid, "A all WHO have beer
burned out attest The object hss bee 70 ssours
good list Of safe risks rather then TO swell numbsr o
ipsured wthypt regard TO isssenns che IL
astsrsdurins the rear. .,.
Wilminston City.-wilam Candy, 0sorss Eiehard.
Clement smysR. John i ssii.h
Samuel 0apbY, Charles W; Howl3h. .'-
Brandywne Hd.-EdwA ard Bring In j Cloud nlott
ChristiAna ud.--JAmeH hiddle,
Now Uastle Hi-John Guysr,
white CLAY Greek Hd:.A6.aham =. ahsanoa.
Y. D. SMITH, Secretary aud Treasurer
IOosee hoursfrom Q to I. snd from stoS
ian - "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
bTOVEBI NTOVEHI
WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING
Warehssso md steve Emporium.
Ne.3lOMarlkotSt ST., WfImi N ON bel
PICkEI,SS c COTTE,R.

PICkELS &; COTTER.
- MAhURAorUREa AND Who'll ,.sALk AN
- liza ahras 81 ~ Tfs COZ EGSss ,c2RE
~ IZEb A. SHEET IRON WAHE.
The stock of Steves he latest and oBt
proved patterns among which is the celebrated WV
PAxH and NIAotaA, uDrquAled rs hrst class cOOkink
stove. Also, MOTION. UsIoh RANCE, PORTABLE RAso-
Psrior Of al ityles, suitabietor Parlor Cham
bel, once store 6rhoo or Church Sole agent the
Moo Rnu GOA PARLoa frovE.
asuse FsIaishins sc sSs such =, Knives. nd Forks,
Ware LeYs BIittania Casters, Brushss, sieres.
shsdss, Chimneys and Wick, Goal OIL
SHsRMAH pATHHr OLorHsE WKIagER the hes yet d t.,
UHloH 0ARFbr SWEEPER.
LA3H'S WASHING MACHINE. The best AND most
p--isst n iehn ep the market The subscriber having
pared 70 furnish thu above 10 his eusto
Aao will sell out the right OF and SUSSEX
Csil aud zee tnis machine ct Ito 2g Nhtket
etTsst. RlCkELS 4 C0rIER, .
nov 2-'te-M Mllniul 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
Not bye, hut a Restorer Of Color ant
Perfect Hair Dressing Com hlnsd,

sure preventive Of BAldnsss,
London II air Color Hestorer and preseins
London Hair Color hestor-r aud DresainR
'udOn Hair Color Resuoror and Diessing
fne hAir 10 removal aud strengthened. aud res,or
to Its Or Sinal lor without the application mtncri
,uD taposs Can be spp lei BY the md s- dacu nol
'tsin the skin svi the AnsH linen. 1t 10 cumpet,
wnhn itss {; no other dressing or accompsnIn 1t Of
any kini be necessary to secure til sv desirable
su,. lit will restore gr hair 30 It's orgi III
At vii make u grow On bald heads. alt viii re-
store the natural sscrstions. Alt Will synioys all
daudrud md itohiUg. sit will MAKE the hair soft,
0sy aud d. xibio. Sit will preserve origins. ooloi
70 old = 1t will prevent the hair from sliog %
SIT will cure all diseases Of the senlp,
Rad THIs CHRrUicAsB.
au happy 70 add MY testimony to the great value
OF tue London Rar cslor H. stOror which restored my
hair To lite original dark color, and the hue app to be
pei mAnen nm satisfied that the preparation Is Moth
Ing like dye, hat operates upon the secreons 1t Is
$50 beautiful hair dressing aud promotes growth.
purchased the nrbt bottle I'd ard b. Garsip7es-
druggist, luth and Coates srsets. can also testify
my nair wAsvesy gray when commenced its use
MRS. MILLER,
No $50 North Ninth street Phta
Priee rs cents Per bottle six bottles - SID By
DIX SwAiNR son, $50 North SIKH Street PhiIa
and n b. h. HoofBN, 4s3 Market street Whining.
Gu, Del. nov "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
REMOVAL.


The Delaware Fire insurance Company have removed
their office from No. III to
No. g n Market Street.
TEO0hPokArED ny TlIR Lk9ISLATURE uP TIN
~ pd AhE, with Capita Of q 90, 900.
naurahce at loir oce in Wilmington assnst ioes bx
fire 2n every description of buildings sepsra mar
chahdhs ships port and their cATgoss,
ana other personal property also, again iioss
damage ~ inland ira spoftnton OF goods wares msr-
chanohe ADD country produce.
Iorms OF insurance Will be favorable Of tho
yompsnef IN the cities OF PhilAderhiA or New York
Parties insured the fullest in th,,
soldl, 81 and that all usaes will promptlx
adjusted by the company.
At the Aunuai Election held March Stn the following
Stockholders elected Directors to serve for the
lag year, viz:
DIRECTORS
aeerfe Jones. baml. b. Newlin, 4 kdw MeInaA
David " Wilson, John p. Porter, Geo W spsri.
Jos. hendi mail Samuel Floyd, Geo W %sh
lnapiAnce may be made 10 any time less han IN
In addition to the above lode Ipsurips ,xon.,.
Delaware fire Insu rance Company hvse AZ Wy
pstuAl, effect petual On Real Estats
feet perpetual tnrursnee the person becoming osuIs
according to nature of rsh upon ths OF isss
be insured-bu which he withdrswn ~ an ,t 70
leaving por cent on the amount depost.d mi.
oeeved to be much more To thu nsna
than me iornerzthe T. about iesS
Property that would be insured psr .nnn s 70 ame
cents 81 900, will be insured at 81 and nsr Snn
and ID IKE proportion AZ the risk insrenssg 'P'h''
Wishing to Insure their property or
formation tsesubject of insurance Win .ppty Ia ~,
aEsntsA"A owe, orto -Np' 70 'he
JOIN MoLnA .Saarstary S'ftoeiueht.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-01
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LIME hennsdy ana Melnnis superior Land
La NI Ia and Building Lime at the lowest price, =
Delivered promptly By Vessel load or BY
Nail hoAd. Wood taken In xchanEe,
CnAI oumbsriand and Brosd TOP BItaminous
W. "A ~ Goal, Tor steam and Black smithinH AZ
Vessel or By the bushel.
COAL FROM the Lshish, LOCUST Mountain and
WA Celebrated Baltimore Cos. mines,
SAND rh'''r' best n,,s,o,n.,,.,.
SLNlLlN Rosedale Cement AL Platter
AND ofthe bert quality fresh fros
pU A STER the WORKS stJsrssycitV
WOOD. PINE. OAK AND u,owo,x
TO CHARTER, TWO GOOD sLoops o. th. most
rsArops able terms
The above be had at
BE-. NEwLIEs,
wood Coal and Limo Yard, foot Of King st.,
II WILMINGTON, DEL