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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-07
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Insurance Company ef the Stute
of Delaware.

(ORidIHAL MILL CEgBR, &cD
This Company continues 10 0ner TO the people OF
Daiaware It's supero advantages Of Insurance a. aihht
loss by IRE, all descriptions Of property except ma
The Institutica commended by over 20 years expe-
rance in aud Attsut the subject Of Manual lnsu-
rrncs Ibeins the fret INTRODUCE the principle into
our stael by reason ol which, is behaved the Man
asera have enabled to ust and discriminate
sS sS5se u OF opeI IA b. IN
eSara ,ae Of The numerous ure
scented to the public.
1t takes credit to itself that its payments losses
have been prompt ana liberal taa in ~ years bus
ness and losses reaching over 100000, net single
of litigation occurred, and scarcely one with
out en- ire Satisfaction to the parties insured,
.monUt Of its rsks II has declined Hundreds of Thou
sands of Dollars of Insurance, either "a requiring 100
great amount single Ftk OF az Offering nnht 90
ect Of FIR the character of the Institution
Iu .his mApnerit conceived T. has the safest AID
most select list iosuraHees, In piorortion to the
amount--over Six Millions Of Dollars OF ahy p'her
Company within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this has not only reduced the rate
of Insurance. all times moderate, one-siyth daring
the last Two yeaIs but 1t presents nov clear surplus
fund Of $45 900 as security against any on
cs1ssstos the balances due 70 each member, now
being issued will be paying interest TO them from jan
nary 1907, the rate Of per esHt per snnum thus
making a still farther ded Ction.
Il commenced tho year ls6s, with real profession
snTpnsFund 100
tits lie wsrk OF the FARMERS OF Delaware, ana as
ea'H 'A'' Ptesident-JEssEE SHARPE,
Secretary and TresAursr-EoBzHT McCABB, NJ D.
| DIRECTORS
Ell Wilson, Brandywine Hdi James Dalapiain,
| Sbristiana Hd.; James Webb sAmue Barr 4. Y.
sso,senturg aud Jssseo sharpe, Wilmington Aa.; Rob
| ert MoCabe, Mil Creek hid john \. Williamson
| White Clay Greek Hid George rybout New Castle
Id: Curtis b. Ellison, Pencadrr Hid John G. Clark
Red on, lid DR.. VIM, Cunmln-, Smyrna Thomas
| Murphy, st. Georges Kd.; Charles T. Fleming Pete
Causey, Milford j. L. Comesys, Dover; Charles Iun
nell, Georgetown.
A6ENTS-As we'll tor reeeivin NJ Applications for In
sura noe as dues OF members: -
Eli Wilson, Brandy wine, Id Robert McCabe, MI
Greek Id James Dslapisip, Christians HID John
Williamson white Clay Crock, Hd CARTS B. Ellison
Psncsder Rd; Red Lion, ST. Georges, and APpoquni
mink Hundreds, Joseph Grihih, Smyrna Jane
Crippeu, 6ew Cattle Id; Charles 7. Flemming, MI
ford; Charles Tannell. Georgetown; Henry Todd
| DoveT .
Communications on general busn," addressed to tn
undersgned Wilmington will receive I'M mediate atten
ron hobkkr MoCAbE, n D.
Jny2i Secretary
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REMOVAL.


tn all tfee from Ne. III to
No. 6O7 Market Street.
TkCoRPoRArED ny TIE LEGIsLATuEE Of IHE
i STATE OF DELLA WARE. with Capital OF 10000.
The President and Sscrstsr TeCeiy Fcaton 70
Irsarx u theif Office In WILMINGTON against ls b,
Fire every description Of buildings in general,
chAiiZe in part and their household fur
nture and otherPersonal PROPERTY also, again floss
ehandiHs aud country produce.
Terms OF Insurance will he favorable any of the
Companies in the cities OF philadelphlE New York
Parties may the fullest confidence
sodty OF Its ptsl, and that iosset will he pronpi
sdlu-+ b. the COMPANY.
Stockholders elected directors tine ensu.
pIRHyTOHe
George JonoH, sa.a!. . SeTlin, Edr Molnsu,
DAVID q. Wilson, John Is, Porter, Geo. " Sparkle,
Jos, Mendi nhAu, samuel Floyd, Geo, ". Rusb.
Insurance be madst0 any tine less than thrs
fnonlhR,
In addition to the above the
Delaware Fire Insurance Com whose ck after is per
petuAl, effect perpetual iEsuFsncs P~s Estate. To al
fect perpetual insurance ne pefsJn beconibg insHej
deposits the Cd eerain FER ccutarr more or esf
according to th- nature OF the risk amount
De ioslred-bu which can Ia whdrssa al any time BY
eeiieve he much to the
THAI the forerth is about half loss
there IL renewing of the policy from time to time.
Property til would he insured nnnum at N and 70
cents 81 ,o will be insured Sk and per deposit,
and in Ike proportion as the risk Increases.
formation the su eo Of insurance will apply TO the
agents asa owe, or to
JOINS McLEAa. EAsretary
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'IE1E<tEAF f11NI
AND
Comm Institute, y
W, Cor. Sd and n arket sts.. Up Stare,
fEntrance on Third sHsst,)
WILMINGTON, DELAw ARE.
TIE whole Of the seconl and Fourth stories o. GA.
II balding, hes bosn tilted UP nnd oecup 90 y 'hs
Institute vhch will open fT the winter sta,nn Con-
msacng an Monday 0eober eth, 1855, and ending eAy
Lar is 4 during which period 1t viii be open da.iS,
lh,turaays and sundays excepted) nom an 70 y
NJ ana nom . to p. NJ. On Monday, Tneeuny, ihus
day All Friday evenings, It viii be open from TO
The services II 40 ,oInpshei pam ara ofns"sn'a
n-nnaa IN have been 4. ours d, TO tescn
PENMANSHIp
in all It's branches hls superior and bat Few equals
IN this beautiful AIT. ,,,
Faculties for acquiring = compl,te Mercantile edaeA.
tiou are Hs Were before offered 10 the pnoo
Of in.in epou consisting Of angie aud Double ntry
ROCK KEEPING,
oau xius change, in.urancp STEAMBOAT ng Opmmis,
sion and Joiut stock Lonp,ays Business oon'metea'
| Forms aud csi, ulatons, ec., etc. ,... -.
Ia inc Iolsgra pho Department every advsntageto-'
cu be had 10 ANY otee is al rded persons desrous
| earning x..1o,,1
ons Of the pleasant aud ~ rAiive eapioy eats
| can be pursu d. rh Te.bnillilg AMI bsidi Of oiS
and new lines, throughout the Northern snd soutoer
states the large sud uersase ct bnsnee hAs
caused demand for opera.ort, that the elo me'hou
learning rs issdeqaate to sIPP,y.
Invariably 10 advspes TO be ptd 1T time OF eolIAne'
dire unit Of twenty per cent made to ladies' fer iurtn
or particulars inquire at the Institute.
| k.r Tle pubuc are invited visit the Institute an
| examine the various departments. OSt o-tI.
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From the Gospel Messenger.
SPEAK GENTLY.

II am certainly at loss to know what
to do with the boy said Mrs, Burton to
her husband, with much concern on her
face, and in an anxious tone ofvoice. 81
never yield to his imperious temper; I
never indulge him in anything; think
about him and care about him all the
time, but see no good results"
While Mrs Burton was speaking, a
bright active boy, eight years of age,
camo dashing into the room, and without
needing any one, commenced beating on
the window sills and making deafsning
noise. s.s sts.ss5ss. ssss
aIncorrigible boy p exclaimed the
mother, going quickly y up to him and jerk
ing the stick out Of his hands. sCan I
learn you neither manners nor decency |?
I have. told youa hundred times that
when you come into room where any
one is sitting, you must be quiet. Go up
stairs this moment, and don't let me see
your face for an hour"
The boy became sulky for moment,
and stood where no was, peuting sadly.
aDid you hear what l said ? Go up
stairs this moment r
Mrs Burton spoke in very angry
tone, and looked quite as angry as she
spoke.
Slowly theboy moved toward the door,
o scowl darkening his face, that was but
amonent before SO bright and cheerful
His steps were too deliberate for the over
excited feelings Of his mother; she sprang
towards him, and seizing him by the arm,
pushed kim from the room and closed the
door loudly after him.
fsr declare I am all out of heart she
exclaimed, sinking down upon a chair.
Otis line upon line and prccept upon
precept, and all to no good purpose
The boy will break my heart yetw
Mr.. Burton said nothing, but he saw
plainly enough that it was not all the
child's fault. BE doubted the use of COM
ing out and saying this unequivocally al
though he had often been on the point of
doing SO inyoluntarily. He knew the
temper of his wife so we'll. and her pecu-
liar sensitiveness about everything that
looked like charging any faulteupon her
self, that he feared that more harm than
good would result from any attempt on
his part to show her that she was more
than half to blame for the boys perverse-
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tie deserve the namo of women, and Tor
whom certain announcements are made
in thejournals; itpossesses, also, a greater
share of learned and pcdantie ladies-but
for these, will New Orleans not be-
como enyious of Boston. rs for good
and weN-bred society, it is the same eve
rywhere and the Tribune may be sure
that a woman OF the world, coming from from
Boston, would not feel out of place in
New Orleans, nor would the contrary be
true. In calumniating the Southern wo-
men, Mr.. Greeley has simply proved that
he does not know them, and that he
knows still less the common laws OF pro-
priety.
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Home and Friends.

OIL there's PoIyer to make each hour
As sweet as Hsayen designed it j,
Nor need we roam to bring it home,
.ss Though FEW thsre be thatd It. e
we seek too high for things close.b
And loose what nature gave us;
For life hath here no charms SO dear
srs As home and friends around us. .
We 6ft destroy the present joy,
= And future hopes, nor praise them,
While flowers as sweet bloom at our feet,
HWe'd but stoop to raise them,
For. things so fair still greater are
When youths bright spell hath bound us !;
But soon wo,re. taught that earth has naught
Like home and friends around US.
The friends thatspesd in time of need,
When hopes last reed is shaken,
Doshow us still that come what will,
We are not quite forsaken.
Though oil we're night, if but the light
From friendships altar crowned us,
'Twould prove the bliss ofearth was this
Our homes and friends around US.
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gtlaas6l 4oetrg.
The Jacket Of Gray.
BY MRS. {. a. BALL

Fold it up carefully, lay it aside;
Tenderly touch it, look on it with pride;
For4ssear must it be to our hearts evermore,
TIC Jacket Of GRAY our loved soldier-boy wore. q
Can we ever forget when he joined thesorave paha'
Who rose in defence of our dear Southern iano'
And in his bright youth hurried on the Fray
Horsproudly he, donned it, the jacket OF Gray -
His fond mother blessed him. and looked up aooSe'
Commenting to Heaven the child of 2tse her love
what anguish was hers, mortal tongue may not say
When he passed from our sight in the jacket 0i
Gray.
Blu her country had called, and she would not re-
pine, -
Though costly the sacrifice placed on its shrlne'
ue, hearts dearest hopes on its altar she lay,
when she sent out her boy in the Jacket of Gray.
Months passed, and Wars thunders rolled over the
land;
1Jnsheathed was the sword, and lighted the brand
W, heard in the distance the sounds of the fray,
And prayed for our boy in the jacket Of Gray
Ahi vain all, all vain, were our prayers and our
tsars;s s
Tie glad shout of victory rang in our ears;
But our treasured one on the red battlefield lay
While the lfe-blood Oosed out the Jacketof Gray
His young comrades found him, and iendorly bore
The colo, lifelesa form TO his home by the shore;
oh dark were our hearts on that terrible day,
-RH H.ox-
When we saw our dead boy in the Jacket OF Gray
All! spotted and tattered, and stained now with
gore, :. 49,
Was the garment which once he SO proudly wore
We bitterly nept as ne took it away,
And replaced with death white robes the Jacket
ofsGroy. y
We laid him to rest in his cold, narrow bed,
And graved on themarble ne placed Ger his head
As the proudest tribute our sad hearts could pay
He never disgraced the jacket Of Gray
Then fold it up carefully, lay it aside;
Tendofly touch il, look on with pride;
For dear must it be to our hearts eyermore,
The Jacket. Of Gray our loved soldier boy wore
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ton, o God, has been seen and lnslilcs-
ted, and now let Thy servant depart in
pcace~ I thanlSIyou. gentlemen, for the
encouragement you have given ME. I
think 1 know how to appreciate and feel
it. I hope and trust in the end to do
servo your support.
Some colloquial remarks were then in-
terchanged between the President and
the members of the COMMITTEES after
which they severally took the hand Of
the Psesident, and departed from the
White House
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ApnoR1sMs.-Fcw know enough tc
know that they know but little.
The moro o man knows the less he
thinks he knows and vice Uersa.
Genius without judgement is like ship
carrying heavy sail, but no ballast.
Some men have all kinds of sense but
common sense.
True greatness never affects to be
great, but is so.
That which is not for tho interest OF
the whole hive cannot be for single bee
A spur in the head is worth two in the
heel
A civil denial is better than a rude
grant.
An old dog cannot alter his way OF
barking.
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NEW YORK DAILY NEWS.

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Six Months, ~ FIVE Ec'lars'
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your tea on the table-cloth." This was
not spoken in kindness.
A scene somewhat similar to this was
enacted at every meal, but instead of inn
proving in his behaviour, the boy grew
more needless. Mr.. Burton rarely said
anything to Harry about his unruly man.
ners, but when he did, it was sufficient.
That word was mildly yet firmly spoken.
He did not think him bad boy, or diff
cult to manage. At least he never found
him 80.
"I wish I knew what to do with that
child p said Mrs. Burton, after the little
fellow had been sent to bed an hour be-
fore his time, in consequence of some vio-
lation of law and order. "He makes me
feel unhappy all the while. dislike to
be forever scolding him-but what can I
do? If did not curb him some way,
there would be no living in the house
with him. / am afraid he will cause a
world of trouble"
Nj Burton sat silent. He wanted to
say a word on the subject, but he feared
the effect might not be what he desired.
'I wish you would advise me what to
do" said his wife, rather petulantly-
aYeu sit, and don't say single word, as
if you had no kind of interest in the mat
ter. What am to do? [ have exhausted
all my own resources, and feel completely
at loss.
aThere is way which, if you adopt, I
think might do great deal of good"
Mr.. Burton spoke with slight appear
ance of hesitation.
eff you would speak gently to Harry,
I am sure you would be able to manage
him better than you do"
Mrs. Burton's face was crimsoned in an
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"A country paper, speaking ferociously
of the arrest Of a fellow for selling a bo
gus watchguard, ssys: "The chain Of guilt
is complete, it having becn ascertained
that it was q guilt cham.
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NOTICE.

Jane g.. Hauke, Plaintiff as. Martin H. Iiaukc
Defendant Petition for divorce and alimouy
FHHE Defendant win take notice that on tho aqth
Il day Of October 1866 said Jane g. IIuukc GIetl
her petition against him, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Montgomery county. Ohio pravinu for "a
divorce and alimony, upon the grounds OF adul-
terry and gross neglect OF duty.
An application viii be made for n decree at the
next (December) term OF said Court
JANE &. IIAUhE.
W II. bELNilLEs Atty for Plaintiff bWB
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ON receipt OF the specified price by any authorized
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POST OFFICE, DAYTON, o., November 29, 1866
Untilfurthcr notice the mail> win arrive an,
close nt this onice a. follows:
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SPECIFIC PILLS.


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Notice to Bridge Builders.
AumToRs OFFICE. Mos1eourry Co, Quo.

AUDITORS OFFICE MoNTGoMERY Co. OUoJ
DAYTOE, November s, 1866.
CEhLED proposals for the construction of q
- Bridge over Big Twin Creek Boards trossiug.
German Township, will he received at this office
1896.
Proposals for masonry and supeIs tTucturo 10 hc
made separate Plan and specifications 90 he seen
al this Onlco
The Commissioners reserve the right 20 reject
any or al bids, IL they deem proper 50 tO do
y. W, DIETRICH.
noiOdaw3w-1O Auditor Montgomery County
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ON the estate OF Michael Hartnett latO Of Mont
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uc their accounts with tho administrator
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