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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31


CTo expire the 3Ist day OF January, 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,)
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
CoLJ MBUs, o., jan. d, 1855. }
WHEREAS The PHENiX INSURANCE COMPANY, located
at Hartford, State Oi Connecticut has filed IN
this office statement OF its eonditOn, as re-
qured by the first section Of The act ITO regulate In
ONO passed April s, 1886, and amended February 8,
1864 wber- said C mmny has lurnlshed the IN
esgned satisfactory evidence that it Is possessed OF
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF ACTUAL CAPI-
real estate. worth double the amount Tor which the
same Is mOrt=aged; and whereas, sald Company has
flied this U;e written instrument under It's corpo-
sci signed by the President and Secretary there
Of, authorizing any agent agents OF said company
this State TO ackHowcdge service OF process for
and IN behalf Of said Company according to the terms
OF SAID law.
Now nerefore, in pursuance of the first section OF
the aforesaid act, /, James H. Goldman, Auditor OF
State do hereby certify that said III HENIA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Gt Hartford, Is a3thUrtZ;d ID 10
transact the BUSINESS II lire Insurance IN this
StaIe uulii the thrty-irsG day OF january, III
the year thousand eIghJ hunured aud sixty SIX.
l. witness whereof, nave hereCnlO subscribed my
aud the al OI my office to b. affixed the
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
(sEAL) tsrAAPJ Auditor Of State.
Ca Agencies at all the ties, towns, and principal
PLACES i'll United states.
The Phoenix paid Losses, during 1854 to the amount of
So 100 o.
AND PAID THEM PROMPTLY, TOO.
JAMES EATON, Agent,
IEAIPI-AR Hall BUILDING,
March II, '65-Sw he aAare. ONO.
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THE MANDRAKE PILLS

May be taken with entire safety by al ages aud oond
tons producing az tue good results that may be OBJ
chCs, aud without any Oi their hurual or INJURIOUS
results Tne4 carry Out OF tue system tho tvOulent
worn-out matters llOsencd aud dissolved bv nv
swocd lOnlc aud fulinunio rup. Ii will be seen
that al three OF my medicines are needed most
Oaaca TO cure Consumnlnm
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THE sEAwEED TONIC

Produces lasting results thoroughly invtgoratnF the
stomach and digestive system, enabling Il to elm
lnate and make into healthy blood the food which may
be used Tor that purpose. Il is wonderful IN IL 81
teets that wineglass iull will digest h arty meal
and little OF il taken before bIt akiast wiIi give
tone 10 the stomach which iChes possess The
power of doing,
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AGENTS.

BoSToN-George c. Goodwin h Co.
NEW YORK-Dcmas barnes 4 60,
BALTIMORE--S. : Hauce.
PITTsBURG-Dr. Gorge II. Kcyser.
CINCINNATI-F. z. surO x Co., and John q. Parn
CHlCAGO-Lord & smith, aud II. Soovn.
ST, LOUlS-Collins Brothers.
SAN Observation-Disclosures, smith 4 DCan
Also, sold by all DruggaIs aud Dealers,
Jan. 20, ss-ly.
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Profits Of Sorghum.

Mr.. R. L. Sharp, of Ohio, communi-
Gates to the Country Gentlcnaan the toI-
lowing statement of the cost and profit
of four acres of Sorghum, the past sea-
son:
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a LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN l
IN SEALED ENVELOPE. Pnlops ct

JUST PUBLISHED IN SEALED ENVELOPE. PR1cE6 cts
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Rad
~ iCal Cure of SprlmatOrrhCea or seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Imped
meats To Marriage generally. Nervousness Consump-
tinn Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical IncRpac
ity, resulting from Self Abuse, &c. By ROBERT j.
CULVERW ELL M D. Author OF the Screen Book )" &C
The world renowned author. in this admirable Lee.
ture, clearly from his experience that the
awful cons quencts Of SetAbuse may be ehectuRly
removed without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations bOuges, instruments rings, or
cOrdials, pointing out mode of cure at certain
and ehectual, by which every sufferer matter what
his condition may be, may himself cheaply, pri.
vately, and radically THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope any address,
the receipt of six cents two postage stamps, by
CHAS. J. c. KLINE 4 co.
II! Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1855.
Nov. IL. 1S64.-1Y Jun 10 o..
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Principal oiee and Laboratory is at the " F.
OF Sixth and COMMERCE Streets, Philadelphia, where
all letters fer advice business should directed
He will be found there every SATURDAY, profess
iona ly to examine lungs with the RespiromeGer for
which his fee is three dollars; all advice free.
In New York at No. 80 Bond Street, every TUESDAY
from a. m. to p m.
At the MARLBORO HCTEL, Boston, jan Is and 10
Feb Is and 16, March IS and 10, April 10 90 May
II aud IS June IA and Is, July 10 and 20.
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and PITTS
BURG will be in the daily papers of those cit
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Net profit on four acres...... S248 %
The above item of wood seems very
low, but procured the wood of a neigh
Dor for cutting and hauling.
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Farmers take Notice!
FORT FISHER HAS GONE UP!

Gold has Declined!
A Nd the subscriber has lately Purchased the New
~ Warehouse at Lewis Centre, on the C. c. * c. R.
R., and is prepared to buy all kinds Of
Grain, Timothy, CloUer and FLAG Seeds,
for which he will pay the highest market price. His
house conveniently located, and having experience
in tie business, hopes by close personal application
strictly honest TRANSACTIONS to receive his share
of business from the Grain growers of this and ad
joining counties.
Grain stored reasonable terms. Conveniences for
unloading equal TO the best Flour and Salt kept con-
stantly on hand. d. ". JONES
Lewis Centre, o., Feb. l. 1855 Feb 3-2mt
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ALI Kinds OF GRAIN,

for which will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
The House being conveniently located and well
adapted 10 the business and both of us having expe
in the same, hope by close personal application
and strictly honest transactions, to reCe: share
of the business from the Grain growers f mis- and al
Joining counties.
Nr. J. e. AVERY formerly enSagea the Ware
house of Messrs. Hills Brothers, Will al a. times ne
found at his post the New Grain Wareh. Of
AVEk. = RYAN.
P. 3. will find House free from all dan
gers of the Railroad, and the convenieho "r unload
ing equal to the uest AVERY RYAN.
Delaware. Ohio. August IL, 1s64-u.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
f.r,r r-.Er~r-., finn, I44artary 1873

Il is hereby certified that the ioreg ug a correct
copy 0 the Condition oI the PHQtNlX
INSURANCE u AI'ANI, OF Hartford, made to me anu
hled this office, lor the year 1860
Witness MY hand and seat officially
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
(sEAL-) (sr4MP.) Auditor OF state
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DEALERS IN GRAIN.
J. II. RYAN.
J. C. AVERY.
5000
TO FARMERS!
New Grain Warehouse in Delaware.

HHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LEASED FOR A TERM
i of years. the Warehouse formerly occupied by
Mr. J. A Barnes in connection with his OIL Mill, and
situated on the west side the Springfield Railroad
have this day opened the same f9r the purchase Of
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INSURANCE.

O FFI I q L "A L
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
PH G NIX
COMPANY
On the slss day Of December; 1854 made to he
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is PHGNIX INSURANCE
COMPANY, and ls located at Hartford, Conn
CAPITAL
The amount Of its Capital Stock is.. 5000, ,OcO 90
The amount OF its Capital stock paid uS,
.-----''-.---.' o'' ''o W
Il--AssETS.
Cash OF the Company on hand. and il
/ the hands OF AGENTS and other persons. 92s95 90
lssss%5,,s5 IT, -a 5..r:.. @ !; ! Is ss q
2. The Bonds aad Stocks owned by the
Company {us per accompanying Noue-'- -
sis3 i,rors due lhe colnpaoy. Secured by
mortgage las per accompanying vourh
be6is otherwise secured, l,snsi on
Ea@S asa nd .5.ss ss nj sci; 1850 1850 90 90
Total Ass-r,s OF thg Company ..-.....s e25 so2 g:
H.-LABUITIEs,
The amount Of Liabilities, due not due
to Banks and other creditors ...-..----. None
osses ula,ljastea. .......-.... 1853 OU
l. sses adjusted and not due-...-,........ ,354 80
Luss,s IA suspense. watmg Tor further
All oshcr cams against tl Company are
small, for printing, Dc, estimated--. I.O0t OF
rata, LaDiii,fes. sI9-II7 SO
w.-NIscELL,NEoUs.
The greatest amount insured in any one
Mss (eNcept special cas- - is. ; 10000
ed any one city, town, or village depends up
Ou us size and how built
The greatest anOuut allowed TO be insured 10 any one
BLOCK depends as above.
The amount uT us pa earnings deposited in any
otter state security for losses therein, hereto
fore stated. Deposit made in ONO herewith.
Tie ChaI of incorporation Of said Company,
tiled April, 1856. II. KELLOGG, Pres.
Wa IL. ClAsK, Sec'y.
HARTFORD, Jan. 2. 1865.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County Uf Hartford,
Presumably appeared H. KELLOGG, President, and
WAI. b. CLARK, Secretary OF Ihs fHGNlN INSURANk K
COMPANY, ana several made 1aJu that the above
statement By them subscribed, is true according 10
their b,s- know ledge AMI belief Before me,
GEO H. BJRnICK,
(sEAL-) tsIAMP-) Notary Pubic.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLUNEUs, OHu. January 3, 1865.
Itis hereby certified that the ioreE ,iug correct
copy the OF Condition oi the PHqNlA
INSURANCE q MANY OF Hartford, made to me anu
med IN this office, Jbe year 1865,
Witness MY hand and seat officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
(sEAL.) (sTAMP.) Auditor OF state.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
,a.. = .-lEt EtlrLL

P.rsonally appeared H. KELLOGG, PRESIDENT, and
WAI. b. CLARK, Secretary OF Ihs FHqNlN INSURANk /
COMPANY. ana several y made aaJH that the above
statement Dy subscribed, true according 10
their know ledge AMI belief Before me,
GEO. H. BURuICK,
tsEALl tsTAAP.1 Notary PubHc.
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Stereoscopes

From S1.CO TO $50, ,O0-dnc revolving lnstrumer
with two pair of Iensos, holding fifty pictures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05
Nj s Sis 8 iP Pl.

Com piicatfon or Affairs I'm tho state
Governor Humphreys Issues . Procls-
nation Urging Immediate Organfza-
tion or the Milftia-Governor sharkey
Receives Orders 60 Exercise the Func-
tfons OF His Once Until Further Orders
Murders, &c.
f4.t JACKSON, Miss, Nov 4 1896
Matters In this State assuming threatening at
tltude Governor Humphreys has issued proclamation
urging the immediate organization o. volunteer militia
companies, and the Legislature is memoraiizing the
President the United States troops and release
JEFF Davis.
Meanwhile two negro soldiers and six government
mules were captured yesterday, between This city and
Raymond. The soldiers probably sh0. w. B.
wilkinson, OF Laderdale county was murdered by his
former slave on Sunday last General W. Il. Wade
also killed The federal soldiers and negroes Of vicks
burg have held meetings and resolved 70 defend their
rights. nAtN Ht
Jackson Mics, Nov. 4--P.M
Governor sharkey has Just received a desrntch from
Secretary Seward announcing that he IN expected
ercise the functions Of Governor Of Missi9ppi until
further orders from Washington. MfN
freight train the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad of the track last night seventy
i've miles this side Of New Orleans, smashing i've
and severely injuring the conductor. e
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aAay and others OF the celebrated chemists OF both
worlds recommend these disinfectaats 70 be used
In large quantities, and IL 10 the inten-
cn Of Dr Doremus under whose careoperatons will be
carried on to exercise the greatest buaty regards
the necessary chemcas IL 10 also infended mot
alone OF the dsenfectants named but to combine
them 70 a. 10 make tho action more sfectent Undor
these circumstances there Ia every probability Of the
cholera NOT making It's appearance here orf does in
most modified manner NeeT lWar ee
" NECESSITY OF CLEAN STREETS. st =
Leaving the individual precautions regards diet,
clothing, &c, TO tho medical faculty to disseminate,
few words about cleanliness viii not prove amss Az
regards the necessity for thoroughfaes and bysreets
being kept In particularly clean condition, IL % the
intention Of the street cleaning continue the
adherence to the terms Of their with the greatest
care heretofore The Commissioner Of Health have
issued instructions the Police Commissioners have
arrested all parties found throwing garbage Of any de-
scription into the street. Every is by this time
aware Of the days which the contractors carts 60
round, and must have all refuse and gar
bagc ready. This Ia important matter,
and should be attended 70 with the utmost
strfctness At such time II will be necessary that
tho streets be cleaned oftener than even the
tract provides for. Although not included In the
contract, doubtless arrangements may be made
with the contractors for any additional work
which may be required to be done. Before
frost sets in all must be perfectly clean, as
garbage and Nth OF any description frozen In with ice
and snow becomes in tho spring easily desomposed
Also during the winter 10 win be necessary for
the police to strictly enforce tho ordinance which pro-
vidcs for occupants Of houses to have the gutter
In front Of them cut clear to . distance OF
twelve inches from the sidewalk, to afford free
passage for water 10 the sewers which must also be free
All work rs regards paving, &c, should be speedily
completed, TO afford little possible moist sur
face for the collection Of rubbish. Slaughter houses
bone boiling establishments, soap chambers &C., should
be under the constant supervision Of the police author
ties who should at intervals report upon their condition
TENEMENT HoUsEs--THEIR EXTENT, ere.
Tenement houses If kept in wholesome state, do not
offer greater nducement 10 cholera than other houses.
strict regard for cleanliness shouldbe exercised by all
jewellers In such and II possible the proprctors Of such
should have persons employed for the purpose Of seeing
those regulations carried out Heretofore a. has been
shown. It was in tenement houses the cholera first
showed ITSELF and thence spread The same will be the
during this visitation, IL something be not done.
The following from the report Of the Council Of Hygiene
and Public Health Of the Citizens Association for 1894
will show the immense number OF tenement houses
there In New York. also the number OF families
living in them 3NT
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vIR q MIA.
Our Richmond Correspondents.

Our tticmmOnd COrresp0m0enee.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov 3--ESening
THE WHEREABOUTS GENERAL .. cooPsA
General s. Cooper Adjutant General OF the ate rebel
armies and tho senior major general that scricc who
has not been heard from since the downfall OF the rebel
government has at last appeared the surface On the
evacuation Of Richmond he at repaired his old
Virginia residence in Mecklenburg county, where he has
since boon leading the very quetest OF ves This
morning his application for pardon reached Major Gene.
raj Terry, by whom will this evening be forwarded 70
Washington Owing to the fact that Cooper an ocer
the old army and held high rank and station In the Con.
fedcrate government will not under the rule induce an
early pardon at the hands Of the Executive General
Cooper s already well advanced In yea, and An told
that his health is good and his faculties unimpared He
long hcsated about applying for pardon he alleges
upon principles but now that he has asked a. The i'm
preston prevails here that he has finally consented in
all honor and sincerity, TO return 70 the national fold
Presidential clemency will permit this boon.
~ teatle. JOHN n. REAGAN, LIN
OF Texas Postmaster General Of the so-syed Confed
erate States, called upon General Terry thjs mornips
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Johannes Hang aged twenty, took sick October IN, Of
variolod, and cholera November = st - :
cholera. W 'M- o.
Nicola Grandmonague, aged thirty three SICK October
rs, cholera ..t 4
Johannes Burge aged twenty nine, sick october as,
cholera afA 81 -. h'# se# @es !.
Anna ~ Glass, aged twensyssven. sick October %,
cholera
Andreas Sem, aged ten sick October 30 cholera.
cholera ~. .fs 4.N III.
Besides Eve cases Of variola-ccnyalcsce
THEO wAIsER Physician.
BY the above report Il win be that the Ataiana
was days London before leaving for New York
At the former city she received forty passengers and
then left for Havre where Ave hundred additional
passengers taken on board There then over
six hundred passengers in ALL and the vessel described
as being in Every filthy condition" Tho surgeon Of
the Aalanta states that deaths occurred among
tho passengers before they embarked at Havre. The
cabin passengers at all affected by the disease
while those in the stecrage encountered it In very vru
lent form. This is very suggestive fact and one
worthy Of consideration There be several
given for this confinement OF the cholera to certain
portion Of the ship 1t might have been unceanlinc,
want Of proper ventilation other causes, but IL GER
tanly is singular fact that Of the cabin passengers
disease is not contagious which has heretofore been fire.
quently asserted. sad Mer gasef
The Atalanta will now be thoroughly fumigated and
the passengers who enjoy perfect health will be allowed
up to the city when all symptoms Of cholera board
the vessel will have disappeared. s,.
The following is list Of the Ataantas cabin passen-
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The following from the Gazette des Hopaass Of DC.

The following from the Gasette Dies HcPitass Of DC
tober 81 shows this carried out In Paris t.F 500
The slight increase in the number OF cholera at
the close OF last week appears have subsidized The
northern hospitals which, after notable and rapid
difinuton had witnessed Temporary rise IN the num-
Der OF their admissions have again entered period
OF decline The dimnution continues To be very per-
coptble in the central hospitals OF the HotelDeu and
the Charlie But In consequences Of the change Of drcc
on taken by the epidemic since it, commencement from
northwest TO southeast the hospitals OF la Pte and St
Antoine have now the greatest number OF patients
As regards the Of It's avages in different places
the Dao Of Barcelona, states that the shops OF that
city, which had been closed during the epidemic, arc
being rpldy eopencd and that things are returning
their usual state In several parts Of Catalonia very
pcrncious Effects the journal announces, pro-
duced on the health OF the inhabitants BY an mmoderate
use OF wines Of the vintage.
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WAsHIScros, Nov 4, 1865
Advccs from Catalonia spain, say the cholera there Is
diminishing rapidly, and hopes are entertained that IL
will soon disappear. Our Consul at Nurcmburg states
that the reports Of cholera having appeared In that city
are untrue Not single had occurred, nor was IL
believed that the Asiatc cholera had made is appear
ance in Germany at ALL with the exception OF few
reported In Ahenburr.
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News from Fortress Monroe.

roArRmS MONROE, NOV. =, 1900.
The Pacific feet sailed to-day for San Francisco 70
consisted Of the steamships Vanderbilt Tuscarera, Pow
batan sbamokin and the double turreted Monitor Mo-
nadnock. They viii 20 via ST. Thomas.
The steamship Costa Rica Ia ut Norfolk receiving the
freight OF the North star for New Orleans she WIN
also take three companies Of the Fftb United staic1
artillery 10 Dry Tortugas
The steamship Victor is at Norfolk.
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reality But let me you OF heartfelt thanks
Your acts OF kindness, the sympathy shown, will be
To Captain Berry and 70 Mr. Bayey the chief steward
OF the Guiding Star, thanks especially due for
their personal efforts to make US comfortable
A 4. LYONS
Chief Steward Of late steamship Republic
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Where colonies Of freedmen exist IN the south a, sooh
points a. relief system Of the Freedmens Bureau has
not reached the mortality among the freed people, ~
shown by Official returns TO the bureau has reached
thirty per cent Where the operations Of the bureau havo
20 extended a. 10 number Of these colonies tho
mortality has been speedily reduced 10 four per by
the medical assistance OF the bureau oifcias "a hsl
PURCHASE or RESIDENCE ny SECRETARY HARLAN.
The Secretary Of the Interior Mr. Harlan has bought
the mansion on street. Seventeenth street. for
merry occupied by Captain Thomas as the Office o. tho
Military Clothing Bureau. The house Is being put In
fcpar and win be ready for occupation The Cloth
ing Bureau has been removed 70 Armory Square Hos
piaI
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The Steamship Republic.
rrsoSiAL TO CAPTAIN BERRY AND OFFICERS OF

rFhAMhHIF UVTDTN0 ETAH.
NKw York Nov. Q, 1865.
To Captain BKRRy tho PAxxaEns and the orrrcERs OF
the New York mail steamship Guiding Star
On behaf OF the cncers and crew OF the H. faied ship
Republic who tho recipients OF your most generous
aid and sympathy, wish to return thanks rho kind
ness which we met from all board your noble
ship has 20 hed hearts with gratitude that we can
scarce return our thanks IN suitable manner was
wholly interpreted, In fact unlocked for that our
late disaster has bccn robbed o s horrors, and our
recent escape fon death seems Like dream Than