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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-21
MONETARY { COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.
By Telegraph NEW YoRK

By Telegraph NEW York. Jan. is. !
CoTToN-Unchanged; sales of 800 bales. :
changed; sales of 3, 90 barrels.
WHISKY-Nominal. b.
WHEAT-Qufet and steady: sales of !. TO(
bushels amber state at So co. a
- RYE--Firm sales 5000 bushels Canada
Nv est in bond at 81 l5%. y
BARLEY-Quies. sales of i2Oe0 bushels
Canada East at SOC in bond
CORN-Dull and UNCHANGED: business re.
ricted by the ice embargo and scarcity Oh
freight room; sales of q, 900 bushels mixed
Western in store atSl I7@I 1711S and afioat
81 Isgl lS4 Receipts, 500 bushels he Z, .
Western at goose. Receipts, $50 bushels.
sH0PS2S Steadily e'43nugjfH6 Elilil -
sf-hF'irn1. 9iv bn aiiiyeGsy1 3
q CoADand IEAfHER- Unchanged -,
sales of 10000 pounds do
naestic fleece at $4,000, and pulled 42c,'',s
reIs sRe Sa Ss!es 91 sf
81 81 for Western old mess $40 75a26 90,
closing at $40 % cash; prime sic 75@11 90 |;
heavy sales of 400 barrels new plain mess
BEEFsH As1s- lDaIl; sales at So 3O9I2 80.
BAcoN-Unchanged
CUT MEATS Dull; sales of $40 packages
SIC. .TtTS q 4 fSiSsT,1f3 ss,ff7Tj'J1r = 07s2
LARD-Heavy; sales OF 475 barrels at l2@
1870 for old and new.
rBUFTER and CHERsE-FirnEs ~ =. G@ER
e M6NEY-Qufet and steady.
STERLING-Dull at 9z@951.
and closed at 1857: a. = = ~ .
GovERNMENTs-Dull and dropping.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool, quiel ano very
firms % 600 bushels corn was taken at SID
by sail.
sbe, NEW YORK WHoLESALBi MARKEr.gT
The wholesale trade has been very dull
for the past week, owing to fears of a crisis
In the money market and the storm, but
European adviceS of small stocks has
caused confidence on the part of holiers
OF grain, and more active trade isiooked
for in the ensuing week; there are many
orders for the export of grain. frt 7y,s.
FI.oUR-Has been pressed on the market,
particularly low grades by weak olde,s.
whose margins are nearly gone.- Prices
declined Nq5Oc, but, towards the close
portion of the decline was recovered.
owing to1a decline ID Flour. those com.
PEELED to sell submitted to decline OF
56t9c
PoRK-More active closing strong.
DRY GooDS-Extremely quiet, and with
out change in prices. IItfL IL
ment OF Monday will show a decrease of
about 81 0000 900 in loans, and an increase of
81 ,0O0,000 in specie and legal tenders. The
banks are gaining currency notwithstand-
ing the drain for theSouths % q
GoLD-13554.
GOVERNMENTS Dull; 10 los 99sz0lOO. ~
STOCKS Firtner; New York Central 1857
g 1857; E"1e 633s@6311; Pittsburg SSss; Rock
Island $4,000. y 2 II
Rumor says the whole quarrel between
the Central and Hudson railroads lisa
stock Jobbtng maneuyer to depress prices
and thus break upon securities generally.
Europe with $15G,0OO. n =att-57Tr
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2 WASHINGTON r,
House, Select mitteeLInteFhal
bssoqo1q Revenue Receipts, - ~ 4 g' .s.i

xry.ly ~ Alff+ E4t ? 1919 W -
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. - The re-
.ceipts from internal revenue yester-
day were 1922, 726' o. total for the
week, ~, 260, 789 81; grand total for
fiscal year up to date, $177, 731, 974 III.
The smallness of the receipts for Fri
day and Saturday was owing to the
fact that all the trains into the, city
from the North had beea checked iby
the late heavy SHOWS, thus cutting off
means of receipts ", " s'h9 l,6 EN-
T5nWAsHINGToN, Jan. 20AA heavy
snow storm commence dis P. M and
continued till Tonight, with fierce
Northeastern causing heavy drifts.
D The House select committee to in
quire into the killing of certain Union
soldiers in South Carolina, and the
discharge of persons convicted of
crime, has summoned, as additional
witnesses, Maj. Gen. Sheridan, and
Secretaries Stanton, and Browning.
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ew Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
CorToN.-Unchanged Sales of 1900 bales
ceipts, 4,035. Exports, 600 bales "a
sUGARmln good demand. Fair, he; full
ly fair, l214c. =
MoLAss "a Firm. Common at 5Sa6Oc;
prime to choice, 6917I.
FLoUR-aHigher, at sl1 75@1l S1z; Extra,
So O0t9I5 25. ef - -
CORN advanced to 81 l21S@l 10.
OATS-Firm at Soc
HAY-Firm at $50 Ell 100
PoRK-Higher. Mess. SH.
BAcoN-None Offering
LARD-Steady a, 130llc. -- va --7v
WHISKY-S2 25N2 40
ToBAcCo-Me dfum Leaf. 709 fair eaII.
GoLD-Opened at86N
BAEK STERLING-4S112c N. Y. Exchange,
unaltared.
FREIGHTs-To New York, unchanged; to.
Liverpool, ss@ll-l6; to Havre, IL.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

The Ice in the river was thicker yester-
! day than at any time previous this winter.
and late at night was barely moving. If
/ the weathert1rns cold, twin elise beyond
4 all question:. Here. the river was Using
rapidly yesterday, and1men were at work
all day removing freight from near ethe
waters edge5eAHlarge boiler and some
/ cylinder timbers, were hauled up the bank
yesterday TO prevent their being sub
| merged. ..-y-.. The, st. Cloud gottup steam
Saturday and left for a better harbor.
i Whether she would try to- get out Of the
river or hunt an ice harbor We did not
learf, THE Mercury was. smoking last
evening, but she was still at the wharf, at
u O'Clock. ]. :..,.,If the snow now on the
ground goes OF with rain, we shall have a
flood equal to that of 1892 ,...... The Laura.
Fenton' and Virginia are still at the wharf.
Iandwin be the ffst boats to leave on the
resumption OF navigation -. - The Chatta
Cnooga will also leave for the Cumberiand
at the earliest practicable moment. DO
!. ASoTHER MARINE DIS ASFER-TTfE MARY
SWAN CUT DOWN BY ICEJA Mr.. John CAT.
frey Clerk of the Mary Swan, with some
OF her crew and passengers, arrived here
Saturday evening, bringing Intelligence OF
the sinking and probable total loss of the
steamer Mary SWAMI The Mary Swan,
Capt. Sam Archer; John Cafrey, Clerk,
arrived at Rockport on Thursday morning
with a partial load for Memphis, having
fought her way through heavy ice all the
way from Louisville She landed .imme-
diately under, the wharf boat Of Messrs.
'Dousherty & Thorn, where they Were in
some measure protected, but the ice was
heavy and proved to be very hard
on. slieres.........O On Friday morn
ing they commenced building a crib
for the protection of her bow, but, before
this was completed she was struck by
heavyfield of ice, which Stove in nearly
her whole side, causing her to sink rapid
ly. AS soon as 1t was found impossible to
Keep her afioat, her officers and crew went !
to work to save her freight. in which effort 4
they were assisted by the people of Rock 4
porto ALI her freight was GOT on, except
about 30 tons of'eastifgs and few boxesin
her hold, wliehawiIlbe sayed, probably. "A
a, damaged condftibn4v when Mr.aStffre9
left frRoekpors,! the water was over her
man decE, and the river rising rapialya
The ice was seryi heavy. and a hea swan
YaSat its; mercy. Dand her offioeHsIbelieSed
she you'd proYe q total losss Capt. AfoheR
his = offfiifers aild crew with the generors4
hear fel I'D IspPlea Of Rockperto did 9all
In their power !, to save tthegl DO t, |
but IN vain Capt. Archer, remains at
Rockport with the. boat ,nntiI the, .utidefI |
writers are heard frollnn44i The swan was a.
new boat, being only about q year old, and,
was owned in Louisville. We do not know,
her value. or the amount Of insurance on
hers9TI go sg5 70 i5s 9h' t''b a9 ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Heavy Storm at Wheeling, Fa.ARe.
mains of Sidney j hnsen w Gather,
Reports, &C. H. I 70 = -, ~ = s,5e

BOsToE,i Jan o 20 HThe steamer
Asia, fromrLiyerpoohvia Halifax, ar
rived to-day 10 s1iad daias irna7ioa
+. CAMBRIDGE CRY ). Ind, Jan. 90
A most destructive fire visited our
city at 8 o'clock this morning, burn
ing the Postofice, Stewards boot and
shoe store, McCafrey's stationery
store. and news depot, and Roses
drug store and dwelling house adj
joining The loss is very large, and
is only partly covered by insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
but is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary. Pa =,
The snow here is about foot deep,
and still falling.
I railroads are blockaded by
the drift. o.3ao 3-T
SAN Francisco, Jan. 20.-Contri-
buttons from California to the Paris
Exposition, including cabinet of
minerals and an assortment of wooden
fabrics from the Mission Wooden
Mills, were skipped by the Montana
yesterday for Panama, whence they
Will be taken to MANURE by the
French line of steamers.
A dispatch from Unionville, Ne
yaada, says the North Star Company,
New York corporation, have sunk
ledge shaft, and are now getting out
splendid mineral.
The. Idaho stage, about which con-
siderable anxiety was felt, lest the In
dams had attacked it. arrived safely
# Ini0nvIlfa The Tudiaug rfi1l con
tnue theil depredations throughout
the Territory.
A letter from Silver City of the 4th
pus severe snow storms and
blocked up with snow.
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Chicago.
Snow StOrm-AFriVaI Of Indians at
j. III st. Paul. 5r.r li.5ssa

d CHICAGO. Jan, 20, "A driving snow
storm commenced here this morning.
and continued at intervals all day. It
is still showing and drifting, and a
blockade of the railroads is antici-
pated. h W. n. aoa6I .It5s. Z
3 The Times ST. Paul's special says
that p Sioux Indians have arrived
there, and are on their way for Wash
ington, to make treaty .iai.i I 800 .,1
The official returns in the Surveyor
Generals office show that p, 972872
acres of land have been surveyed in
Minnesota. g &, lo lsd .bteHd 41o.h9d
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SWEDEN
ST. LOUIS.
DepredatlOns of the Indians55SnOW
49,. t,,tr eat ia SL0fln.rn9 % s9aIas5

II b I'll
ST., Louis, Jan, 20. - A. @Abraum.
the Litchfeld merchant who was
robbed of $4,000 at the, East ST.,
Louis depot, on Thursday night, has
mysteriously disappeared, aud it is now
suspected he robbed himself and left
for parts unknown to avoid the pay
ment of heavy debts against him. - -
The Republicans st. Joseph spec
cial says letter dated North Platte.
Jan. 18th, reports the Indians very
warlike. Several rumOrs are ahoat
regarding depredations near us. One
that they have killed forty men west
of here, and that they are marching
for this place ia great strength, with
the determination of clearing the
road to Fort Kearney. Eight thou
sand troops have been ordered for
service on the Plains and in the
mountains, the first installment of
which are now en- route by the Pacific
Railroad. sf g'5a 3 s55
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 20.-The snow
storm of yesterday still continues, but
not so violently. The storm has ex-
tended west of here, snow being from
g inches to l foot deep in Missouri
and Kansas About foot has fallen
here. Eastern and Northern rail
roads are considerably obstructed,
but the interruption viii only betem-
porary. taao1 g9a,mo3 81 he
!, Snow two feet deep at Springfield,
Illinois, ~ taa 5e i3''i hs5 7s,3g
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Louisville, Markat.n .

By Telegraph. al IoUIsvf f1L e jan. 10.
ToBAcco,;-Actiye at sIS 5O9Is-eo.
FLoUR-Superfine at $40. ON
WHEAT-Prime Red at - IS.
.6 69s 5ss sE e oQGFk 20003 IAl
sCoTTON-30%.
1312c; hams, 16c.lG iiSm- ~ wv
LARD-Prime at 1215c.
PoRK-Shoulders loose, ~ for packed 4
&c for clear sides, and ll12c for raw. ,.-s..,
NJ HIsKY@30c in bond.
HAMS-SugaT-c cured, I7c.t ~ 81
BULK MEATs-Sh builders at Sc for loose,
and clear sides, packed, at l2c.
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EUROPE.
B.. the Atlantic T telegraph.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Jan. 19.-Up to the pres
ent hour, ferty one persons are report
ed to have lost their lives by the
breaking of ice in Regents Park, and
Others known to be on the lake at the
time of the accident, are, still missing.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 19.-The unusn-
ally intense, cold so aggravated the
distress of the poor of this city, that
it resulted in bread riot ia the street.
The disturbance is not serious. az e &
QUEENsTowE, Jan. 19-The steam
ship Palmyra from New York arrived
to-day. na0m zaoie q atN sts .,.i.,
LONDON, Jan. 19-Garabald;. sat
the request of an American friend.
has written a letter giving his opinion
on affairs In the United States He
applauds the election of colored depu-
ties to the Massachusetts, Legislature.
and earnestly expresses his nope for
the preservation and future har-
mony of the Union, and urges the
President to come to terms with Con-
gress. IA 1000 i 81 ..W afior en9u
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 19.-Cotton dull;
sales Of 5000 bales middling uplands
at 14sd. Breadstuffs active and buoy
ant. Corn advanced, and sold at AIS
Cd. 81 8 .Ffaa-e Z 30 (
LONDON. Jan. 19.-Conssols 9Oa for
m money. 5-2os, 72s;; Illinois Central,
814.; Erie, Al .z =, 80
"a tnriaaIB I. FRANCE .6IdeH 20 a2aa
PARIS, Jam 20 apoleOn has les
sued an Important decree, - Ib0rders
that the address of the Chambers, in
reply to an address from the Throne.
Shall be ndlscontinned;; grants to- the
legislative body the neutrality-suspicious.
ms the government; proposes that Of Of,
tences the press be tried in convtie-
tlonal courts; that the stamp duties
De reduced, and that the right of the
peope to meet in public be limited
only ~ those regulations necessary
for the public safety. The decree
scconclutes by declaring that these re-
forms will now crown the edifce Of a
State funded upon national will.
lhe Cabinet have rendered their re-
signati@n p a
Paris, Jan. 10. United States
bonds 72i. Il
GREECE. -it ,fa.lrf
ATHENS, Jan. 19.-Advices from
Gambia state that the Cretans had
fought anothr battle and claim a
victory over 800 Turks.
The Cretan Assembly have.issued
call to ali the pswers of Europe, to
send agents to Gambia to witness and
report the condition Of the country p
ATHENS, Jan. 2J-The Greek gov
eminent sent Gen Kabergois on a
special mission to the United States.
AUSTRIA. ,5s,s --.-.l
VIENNA, Jan. 19-The Porte has
agreed to evacuate the forts held bv
Turkish troops in his service.
TRIESTE, Jan. 20-The Empress
Carlotta has quite recovered from her
severe illness.
VIENNA, Jan 20.-The reorganiza-
ton IF the Austrian aaies will not
be carried out.
SPAIN.
MsDRID-Jan. 20.-It is reported
that me government is about 60 send
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CINCINNATI aarKet.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Jan. 10.
FLouR-Dall, but sliaited local de-
mand; prices unchanged.
20 WHEATEDqA and lower. nothing beyond
8 S0652 S3foro Winter. 1871 9lfl
| = CoRs7-ln light supply, and held rather
firmer at 54@55c for ear, and Coo for
OATs-Dull at SOC for Noe1. 9roloo
KYE He'd atsI a. bpt this rate was paid
CoTToN-Firm at Sla3l1Sc. dtU0L
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 rs In, bond 0j
HoGS-Firmer, andlates a shade higher
closing at 81 50 to IS 90. ! Receipts, 800
Mess PORK Generally held at 81 90 at
the close, with buyers atS2O So
Q BULK MEATS+ Held'at &c for Shoulders.
and 9549lOc for sides l0ese.s cram vG
aSa hafpD ID i2c, with Wits some demand 1 at
I, rfREEN, MEATS Sold lat 81, sasiand lO1Sc
for shoulders. sides and hams, but ,hoide1s
livery Tie general feeling at the close S
%aS .ess 994yans for aI5 ARTICLES and
q y 8AcoN- in demand. and Shoulders sold
at ~. ana clear sides al. l3c-, to- be gdeliv-
erred on nday, but they would not bring
s, lie. and l2c. for dehSefy ahweek
Fi,o6rERAe Il Is MOI more settled. holders not
being wiliingito accept the panic prices
current on Thursday and Friday. To-day
taru IIerceS were held, at 81 40, and pork
barrels at - . for city made: ham Heroes
ere held at 81 70@I IS. Alarge amotint of
Cooperage has been sent in from the coun-
try, the interior packers being ali xious to
sell out, and the market is now ever
BUrTER-Rose, and CHEESE is, steady
Central Ohio Butter, 2892Sc. Cheese, az
SuGAR-Steady at 1l<@l4c. Irgn
CoFFEE-In fair demand at 2S@261%c. for
common to choice Rio. isHDlS
GoID-lS5@lS6. buying, closing steady.
easier. 3ifai1 a14 HT NY "-'
EXCHANGE N discount and par. 90
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st. Louis Market.

By Telgraph.l ST.. LOUIS Jan. 10.
FLoUR-Firm at $40 75@ll 50 for extra,
and Sl2 l2913 rs for double extra.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 7592 so for prime,
and 81 80 for choice. ~
CORN Easier at 771zGSlc.
{ OATS-Lower at 62968c.
Z PROvISIonS-Firmer. Jf
-PoRR--S20 20 delivered. ~ ~-s-r-F
HANs-I0l &c for Cairo sweet pickle.
BACON Shoulders l012@llc; clear sides
Is4@l31zc; shoulders packed Sc; ribbed
sides &c; clear do. lie.
LARD-Il15(9 BIC.
HoGs-Adyanced TO 60 259e IS; number
pallyed to date l55 900
WHaKY-Nonlinal ut 81 l21 go Is.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.
Remains of Gen. S. Johnson.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
AfiscelIIaneous : Dispatehes

19oId q ioI 2 y IIEl 3II''' I'D Y N. u
Especial to the Evansville Journal (
II INDIANAPoLIsgn Jan 20--The Sc
yerest snow storm, known here, for
more than 20 years, has fallen since
yesterday noon? The snow is IA
inches deep; all the railroads, are
blocked up. and many ofthe members
of the Legislature, at home, viii not
be able to return tomorrow. s.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2O.-A severe
s snow storm has prevailed here last
night and to-day, said to be the
heaviest for 20 years. 1t is now Is
inches deep and still showing. 1t is
feared that railroad travel will be in
terrupted several days.
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Sale Of the Henderson and Nashville
80 ad3 Railroad. 9d .I5h'

IN PURSUANCETOF A JUDGMENT
N OF the Christian Circuit Court. In the
case of Sebree and others, bond-holders,
against the Henderson and Nashville
Railroad Company, &C.. rendered at the
January called court, January, 1867, L wlll.
as Master Commissioner, offer for sale, at
auction, to the highest and best bidder, on
g. SATURDAY, February sd, 1857,
at the Court House door, in the town of
Hopkinsville,- Kentucky, the Railroad
constructeo, and to be constructed, Rail-
road track, Road-bed, rails, bridges, fix
lures, and the land on which they are stu
ated; and all the rights. privileges, and
franchises Wilatever of said Henderson
and Nashville Railroad Company, with all
the depots. stations, and real estate be-
longing to the said Henderson and Nash,
VILE Railroad Company, Included and
embraced in the Deed of TPnst, or Mort
gage. from said, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad Company, to t. $. Goodman and
]. S. Atwood, dated LIST day of March, 1854
The road-bed and property are situated
in the counties of Henderson, Webster
Hopkins, Christian, and Todd, in the State
of Kentucky. The sale will be made on a
credit of
Sir Months from Day of Sale.
The purchaser Or purchasers viii be re-
quired to give bond for the purchase
money, payable 70 me as Commissioner,
VITA good security, approved by me. hay-
ing ne force and effect of q judgment, and
bear ag interest from date.
JOHN FELAND, Commissioner
jani6 wtds slLtltt
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Facuandi Joni as Minister to the
United States. rr4g
4tA - SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, Jan. 2O-It is reported
that the Prussian General Motlke is
staying in this country for stragetic
purposes. bfe
"a 1 SWEDEN. eh4 tt8
STOCKHOLM, Jan. 20.-The Swedish
Parliament opened yesterday. The
King in speech said Sweden would
always endeavor to remain neutral in
the various differences between
European powers. nevis 81 .ftg 80
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, Jan.
Z CorroN-Ac Active and higher; middiing 81
csc; receipts ,029 bales; exports 706.
CORN Active at 81 10 to 81 Is from store.
FLOUR Firm at SO so to SIS for all brands.
PROVISIONS scarce and firm shA
DRESSED HoGS-S@9c. .sITefbBH
MESS PoRK-$25 10 S26 Fr ~
!. BAcoN-C1ear sides 159l6c; shoulders l4a
HAMsS7--Sugar cured. 22923c. fIpi.9b =
y AY-S3o per tut1 from store. ~
i, OATST-Firm at e90c. tiif- .s4olItl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16
PAIN KILLER

From the best and purest materials, and with
care that insures the most perfect uniformity in
the medicine.
The reputation of the Pain Killer has suffer
ed more or less from numerous counterfets and
limitations, that have been issued from time to
time. many of them well calculated to deceive =;
promising to cure diseases for which the Pain
Killer is intended; while they coeiaiu Few '
any properties in common wit b, Iia, ace gene
rally entirely worthless. Invse became so nu-
merous that, in 1854, to protect the public and
urs"lv4s, we Won ID - heavy expense in pro-
curing finely engraved steel plates for our In
bells altering, at the same time, the shape Of
our bottles, from Octagon to fiat panel, with
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer" blown in tn,
glass On one side of each bottle is finely Gu.
graved likeness o. Perry Davis, the inventor o
The medicine; on the other side Of each is oui
note of hand, as finely engraved, to counterfeit
which is held to be forgery by the laws of III,
United States.
To the name Of our medicine,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FIRE INSURANCE. COM
| J PANY-Iso5RpoRATKp ri THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
STATE UP DELAwARK, wira GAPirAt 9t
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
N,HE PRESIDENT AND sBcRETARY ARE REoEIy
inp appIcaous for iusuranee at their ONCE In WI
mneton sfainst losses By Fire on every DESCRIPTION
bndinEs ID general merehand ships In port and their
oArRoes furniture and other personal prop fy
also against loss OF damage ~ inland rsnspoiauoh VI
goods wares merchandise and country reduce, 80,
Terms Of Insurance will be as fAvOrAbioas any OF the
companies In the eitiea Of PhilAdelphia or New f9ra
Parties insured may repose the fullest confidence IN w
aoidly Of It's capital and that all losses viii De promptly
ad listed W the company,
At the annual election held the 9th day OF nareh
1866 the following directors were elected to serve tne
George joRes, Jos. Mendinhar, George v Bush
SAINT ID Newiin, Samuel Floyd, Edward Mclnall'
John B. Porter. George W. Sparks, Thomas MeulaIy
Insurance may be made for any time not less tnAn '
months. .v-, .,onsr,,, N,
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whose y peI
perpetual insurance on real estate ne petsoi
bscomng insured deposits In the oee CERTAIN pe
fmore or less according the nature OF the rs upon I'M
amount to be insured-but which can be wlthurAwn
suy time by leaving per cent the amount deposited
the insured than the formerthe expense Is NJ
less and there is renewing Of the policy from tins
Property that would be insured per anuum at 40 an
Is cents the 1000 will be insured at sk and per uepos
and In like proportion the risk increases 49,, t
Persons Wishing to insure their properly or ~
formation on the subject insurance, will apply 70 IN
agents as above, or to .,,,,,,, ,o,,us p.as,dant
| JoHN MaLRAR, Secretary