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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
Napoleon and Policeman <.

-During,our life and death struggle
the sympathies Of the French Emper-
or we're with the Southern traitors.
Taking ADVANTAGE of our exigeney he
set on foot a 5ascheme to established
despotism in Mexico, which has final
h resulted IN utter and disastrous
failure. But.this is not his only fias-
CO, for time, which sets all things ev-
en-" has brought still greater humilia-
tons upon this French bucoaueer, who.
having stolen throne attempted to
undermine American republication.
In reference to his recent difficulties
and failures the New Post pithily re-
marks: @a
"a thief detected in the act, and
! forced publicly to restore the property
he was lingering, is a melancholy spec
tacle. He may be shameless, but the
/ bystanders blush for him; he may be
timpudeut, but an ineEOrabIe policeman
4 has him, and the brazeu face and the
| lying toBgne-dO not avail him.
Such a spectacle Napoleon has just
/ become. While Prussia was busy
! fighting Austria, Napoleon, who had
secretly encouraged the cOmbatants,
attempted to walk off first with Veue-
I tia, and next with,a part Of the Ger
man territory. Hands of, cried Bis
! mark, whose victory was gained too
/ quickly to give Nopoleon his chance
and the imperial pickpocket sheepish.
/ II stuck his hands in his own pockets
{ and pretended to be harmless, and
/ guiltless of evil Intentions.
! But Napoleon could not we'll give
up stealing, for it is by that he lives
! He dropped Venice; be pretended
/ that he did not want any part of Ger
/ many, and that German unity pleased
| nOone so much as himself; and then
/ he tried his hand at a new theft-be
attempted TO steal Luxem burg.
Once more he was caught-and this
/ time Europe puts him in irons. A
conference held at London will, so re-
ports the Gable, extinguish at a blow,
| and with a few words, all Napoleon 5
! pretences to a right to his neigh Dor s
/ property. The great European pic k
! pocket is under bonds. France is
| not to enlarge her present boundaries
that is the command Of Europe. at
/ the instigation of England and Ma
/ poleon, in the firm grip Of q police
man, is obliged to consent, France
| is not to euiarge her boundaries -
there goes the last Napoleonio scheme.
j Mexico, Nenetia, 'Germany-all
4 have failed; and BOW the exercise OF
! the predatory instinct is entirely for
! hidden you must no longer pick any
! bOdy's pocket, SAYS united Europe TO
/ Napoleon.
/ IT seems a hard fate for a fellow who
! has so long lived by his wits who has
4 not much else TO live on and who is
now, in his old age reduced 70 picking
] his own ppekets.. .-.- -=..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10

PRoGREss OF RECoNsTRUoTIoN.-
General Pope has expressed himself
gratiied by his reception. and thinks
there viii be no serious difficulty in
Georgia and Alabama in the execution
Of the reconstruction measures. The
National Iutelligencer adds that let erB
received from citizens of South Caro-
lima also state that reorganization
under the acts of Congress will be car
ried out by common consent and IN the
fnll hope of beneficial results. From
Virginia reconstruction is generally
acquiosced in. No idea prevails. either
in the C4rolinas or in Virginia, accord
ing 60 these statements, Of suspeuding
the proDosed State cooperation in the
work of reorganization. in the expect
alton Of a decision by the United
States Supreme Court in favor Of the
injunction applied for.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
Trr-.rnu-..-r--

INTEMPERANCE AND SUNDAY
SCHOOEs.--It is a fact that intemper-
ance is running away with the nation.
1t IS said that sixty thousand die an
uually, one hundred thousand 70 to
LrisOn, one hundred thousand 20 to
the almhOuse. five hundred murders
and four hundred suicides are commit
ed every year, through this fell appe-
tite for strong drink. And the start
ing point TO cOunteract this great evil Is
with the rising generation. The mot
to in each Sunday School should be,
Touch not, taste net, handle not" the
unclean thing. The children should
be impressed with the danger Of using
Intoxicating drinks. We can not be-
gin 800 soon. And if It viii help in
the great work Of reform with the
young we need and should have a
temperance pledge in every Sunday
school, and we should get all the boys
and girls we can to sign il. Girls need
to sign it, because a young woman
may do more harm than any young
man may do; for it is almost impossi-
bic for young man 20 refuse the glass
Of wine presented by the fair hand Of
a woman. 1t is the first glass that
does the mischief Take the pledge
IN the Sunday school ? Yes Take
it in the church Yes. Have roll
Of honor IN the school Get large
piece of parchment or paper, and put
it up in a conspicuous place in the
school-room, and call it the roll of
honor. Have the temperance pledge
at the top,sigued bv the pastor, church
officers, and members, and endcavor
TO get all the scholars to add their
names. And as the boy grows up be
will see his name there, on the roll,
and viii feel that his honor is nc stake,
aud be strengthened to resist tempta-
ton. But, with all these efforts, We
must ever feel that, unless we can lead
the children directly to Christ, there
is no hope Of escape from any of the
vices by which life is surro1nded.-N.
T. EUGRgelist.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10

The pirate Semmes is a bold buoca-
neer, aud does not hesitate or make any
bones, If we may use a piratical meta
phor, in speaking his mind In regard
to the intentions Of the implacable and
unmitigated democrats which consii-
tute a goodly portion Of the party, he
says; If at any future time the Dem
ocratio party should get into power,
what is to prevent a ,thToe-fourths ma
jority Of the States from again remodel
ling the Constitution az pleasure r
Nothing, certainly, except keeping that
party out of power. That Is the trust
worthy remedy. It is also quite popu-
lar Detroit Poas rst..EHa.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10

"A Clergyman was reproviug an old
Indian for his cruel conduct toward
them that had offended him.
You should love your enemies,
observed the minister.
II do love my enemies retoFted the
son of nature
mo such thing returned the oler.
gyman, you don love your enemies. "
Il do"
NWho arc the enemies you love 2"
Rum and older.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
school Examiners Notice,

THEREAFTER, and until further WOtlCs, hher
II School ExaTniners Of Delaware county viii
meet at TElIPLKE HALL, IN tho town Of Delaware
on the First and THIRD Saturdays Of March, the
First, Second and Third Saturdays Of april, the
First Saturday Of May, the Fourth saturday OF sep
tembeF, the Second and Fourth Saturdays OF OC-
tober the First Second, Third and Fourth Satur-
days Of November and the First Saturday or De-
cembeF.
They will meet at the SCHOOL HOUSE, in DEL
HI on the Fourth Saturday Of April, and the First
saturday Of October; and At tie SCHOOL HOUSE
Ia SUNBIs32E5s on the Second Saturday Of Aay, ana
the Third Saturday of october. q - t---e-
Candidates must present. satisfactory testimo-
mails OF good moral character s. and the law re-
quires, as a condition Of examination, that each
applicant for-Rz Oertihcates shR4hpay Rfee Pf 80
ORutsa #AtE sE &fsEt a6M& 4-eslHts s4
No certificate is granted L.iess the candidate is
'tquRlided TO teach the branches med in the
laW namely 0rthography, Reading, Writing =
Arithmetic, Geography, English. Grammar and
posses es an adequate knowledge OF the theory and
practice OF teac hiuE.'
Examinations will commence at 10 O'Clock, A
NJ ana will be conducted Tar as possible in
writing Each candidhte is requested to bring
lwo sheets OF cap paper, and pencil and stamp
| ed envelope directed TO himself, IN which the
CertIRoats awarded will be mailodtO hiRs or no
/ tice offaiiure. .-5 - n
Jan. 25, 1ss7.-tE Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
Nofica-T

A . special nsefInR Or the Commissioners Of
- Delaware County. Ohio, held April 30, 1867,
William p liiiaEaEz MILLER Warrsns aRd David Davis
eeTl TO view the ground for contem plated Turn
pike lagdmg frgzz she south end pf Saud Ereet
Ia the town q Delaware, along The fold Sandusky
and Columbus Pike, 70 the road running there
from eastWardIy 70 Lewis Centre AlL persoBa
herein u1Gntl1Hsd are nQlffed 10 meet ~ the Aud
tors once on Monday, the 10th day OF My q
20 O'Clock A. n. J. ", NEIL,
Nay g. '87-3W Ceputy Audit0r.
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p sCERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
.-5Tn-expire on the s1st day of January. 1sss.)
81. OFFICE OF THIS AUDITOR OF STATE,
s... IysURAECE DEPARTMENTr 2
ron rr-,sRrs ID January "a 1867, ]

whereas, the L0RRTLL ARD FIRE IHsUkAN 'E
COMPANY located at New York, IN tue state oi
New York, has flied in this Office a sworn sif-te
ment of its cOndliOn a. required by the hrst sec
ton Of the act $40 regulate Insur1nce Oom Paptes
not Incorporated by the state Of Ohio" passed
April s. 1886 and amended February 3, 1864 ana
the act ITO regulate Foreign Insurance Compan-
les - passed April 3, $50 bHd, whereas, said
Conbauv has furnished the undersigned saEisiac
tory evidence that it IS possessed OF az least
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOll4AtSS
OF ACTUAL CASH CAPITAL INVESTED in stocks.
or bonds or IN mortgages Of real estate werth
double the amount for which the same Is mort
gagged aud whereas, said Company has uled In
ihis ofice a written instrument under 3 corporate
SEAL signed by the President and Secretary lhereo
authoriziag any agent or agents Of said Company
10 this state to acknowle ige service OF process,
for and ih behalf Of said Company according 20
the terms Of said law.
Nov therefore in pursuance 81 the -aFsJ section OF
aforesaid act J. JAMES II. GoEHAN, Auditor OF state,
for Ohio DO hereby certify THAI said L0RRtiIsAttB
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of New York. is
authorized TO transact the business OF Fire
Insurance. ih this State until the thifty-hcst day
Of January, in the year Que thousand eight nun
dred and sILty-eight. 1883 e. g..
In witness whereof, 1 have bereuuto subscribed
my name and caused the seat 4 my Utlot
[sEAI.l 10 be affixed the day aud year above
JAS. Fl. GuJMAN,
Auditor OF State.
Il. s. MANsUR, Agent at Delaware Q.
apr.26, ls6T-3w.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
-Cro expire on the 3Ist day Or.JanuaFy, 1889
Il -0FFICE OF TEE AUDiTORs0F ST ATE, !
g INsURANCE DEPARTAt tEErr Z
CoLrMRUs. QHIo, FebrnarE ", j

g
C0LUslRUs, Oslo, February u, 1851
WHEFEAs, The Railway Passengers Assur-
aues Com paIly " locaJsd II iartiOrd IN the state
Of Conlscuell, has dled in this Ole a-sWQFn sateT
mept Of its condition, as reQur rRd bE the aeb . 10
regulate insurance COmpauies not Incorporated By
taBsOF OEia passed lpTii 81 1885, and aulend
ed February 6, 1884, and the aft5s To regulate For
eigu Insurance Companies, - passed Aprii 8 1868 :
and WHEREA-, saif Company has furBished the
undersigned satisfactory evideace that is possess
ed OF al actual Capital If At least ONE HUNDRED
ANT FIFTY THOUSAND DoBLaFSs invested as re-
quIfed by saId .aotsFA aua WhereaF, said Company.
has filed in this Office written Instrument under It's
corporate seal and signed by the President and sec
refary sfbereof a8IthOZiag any Hgent OF agents o.
said Company IN this state to ackuoUaeage SERVES
br process, for and 10 behalf Of Eald company
According 10 the terms or sad act OF April s. 1880
Nov THEHEFOHE, in pursuance ef the acts aloEe-
said; IsIAAES H.. GODHAN, Auditor OF SL4t2 OF
Ohio do hereby certify That sud r lyTay + as
seugers Assurance Company, OF dariterdt L
Is aGLhorized to transact the Dusaess Of Acclqena
Insurance. in this State 1ntn the thirty-hrst day
ofJauHary, In Ohe year one thousand elgut nun
dred and sixty eIgHtl -
IN -WErEEsg WHKREOF, have hereunto supsCFioeo
N y name and caused the seal OF my oHict
EsE41T 10 be affixed the day and year abOYe writ
JAMES Il. GOODMAN, Auditor Of state
May s. 1857 3W 81 5--"
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MlsGELLANEOUss

M e00 PER YEAR l We want Agents
Als0QQ every where To- sen our lhRR9FkY
ana upper feed. sent on Warranted I'VE
years Above salary or large commissions paid.
less than $40 whish &f4 5liIEi lid5ssed f Hence,
Wheeler, & wilson, Gr0BsT q Baker, Singer o.,
and BdcheldeT. Al other cheap machines, are
iyitings1ann and ahe. seller or liagE tj15sf0
Terf fs 1nd ariS011laeht. e1llasBfated ciTeuiafa
sent free. Address, or call upon Shaw Clark at
BiddafOrd, Maine, or Chicago III. . .sa ---1-5r
Juns /, '66. -1Yi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, in writing "reminiscences
of the recently siRe-die'd legislature,
complains that absenteeism frequently
defeated legislation, All hail ahseu-
teeism then q Let as have more abb
aanee and fewer laws every session. ~
4eaia Torobhght.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
Insure in tae Home

vtz s0gr 7FyfsD DRHAWARE, OHIO. 2
N ECETVED Of the Home Insurance Company, at
fbs Columbus, Ohio, One Hundred Dollars ia full
Tor loss and damage "a my dwelling house by IRE
on the 2sth day Of July, 4. D. 1850, E, and hereby
release ina Hjua9 InBu eance Compgnys pi uolum-
bus o. from al further liability under policy IA =
500. (SgaBd.J ANDREW JOHNs0N-s
Z Maya, 1e6I8t IT. % By Reid 4 Eaton, Attyda
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10

You have heard Of the snake in the
. grass, my lad,
or the viper concealed in the grass
But now you must know
Mans deadlieat foe
Is a snake Of n different class
Alas
'Tis the viper that lurlss in the glass.
SaDs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
STATE OF NEW YoRK.
COrsrTy or NFw York.

CARLISLE NORWOOD, President, and JOHN C.
MILLS, Secretary. OF the LorTillard Fire In
sTITaT7ca COMPANY Of New York being sever
aiIv Sworn. delose. and say, that the fnfe going
ig full true and correct sta teHeut OF tho affairs
OF the said -Insu rance Com papy, and tnat they
are the above described officers thereof.
- 81 CARLISLE NORWOOD, President,
JOHN c. MILLS, Secretary,
Subscribed and sworn before me, this l5tn Day OF
Tsrlr JOHN W, MURRAY,
rvI1vr rPS-r STAMP Commissioner Of Deeds.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
- a RLoNDE BnAuTY.

TO A BLONDE BEAUTY.
Whence that completed from all oom-
pleteness 2
Whence came that high perfection OF
all sweetness ?
Speak, stubborn earth, and tell me.
where o, where
Hast thou a aymboI OF her rudient
hair
Keats.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
Dissolution.

FVTHE Partnership heretofore existing between
\ C. D. POTTER and Hs-Hs HuSTElh having zeE-
pirad BY linftai an on tna lat slnaes Al narsQns
knowing themselves 70 be tndeb ted to us are re-
quegtPd ssttie, the sane without delay. The
accounts aud Notes will be found In the handsAf
c. D. Potter, who alone Is authorized 20 settle them.
All claims against the late hrm will be settled by
G. D, Potter ---- c. D. POTTER,
u. II. HuSTED.
The business viii be conducted a the old stand
in TemplHr n u by C. o.. PottaF aud y. u Banlh
mond under lho ,hrm name OF g. D. POTTER 3 Coz
Jan. Il. '67-u a&-r.s as
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
MISGELLAW E0Us.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
in Is. Chartar PaEpetnaI.

Organized in 1s45. Charter Perpetual.
Having paid Easses on d deceased members amount
ing to S5I25, ,425, and declared in dividends e
the living the sum Of S6,002 $50, with asFeis
we'll secured amounting TO over S1Z 000,0 ,00Gk
has just declared It's TWENTIETH annual dividend,
being so per cent
1t ceatiaues to issue an classes OF Life Policies,
az the lowest Fa ties consistent with perfect secur-
ty to the me nbeFs. It's distinguishing features
are economy in expenditure, and care in 1ts man
agemE1t. -
It pays no stockholders for the use Of capital no
bonuses or commissions to officers, and no lmmoG-
crate compensation to agents.
zAll It's Directors attend to its meetings, and
serve on its committees. It's risks are carefully
selected as to secure sound lives. Il is care
ful in adjusting losses, aud prompt in payment.
-Its funds are invested with regard TO security
never hazarding principal and Interests hence it
has never lost dollar on its Investments After
paying losses and expenses, and reserving the
value Of al outstanding policies, it has ALWAYS
made an ANNUAL dividend Of return premiums to
the members, and paid them " hen due
II is ttaEUTUAL BENEFTTp C0npan y, having hut
one class or members. al Hfs-pOlicfes, both new
and oh, sharing equally IA the annual division Of
Surplus, receiving dividend on the premium paid
Il endeavors, In brief 10 act in all respects a
faithful trustee Tor the members Having tor over
twenty years pursued this course it proposes 20
continue it in the future and o0rs its Advantages
to all who desire TO insure in a Company 50 diree-
ted
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-05-10
OFFICE or THE AUDIToR OF STATE

CoLUXBUs, O., january "A, 1861
It's hereby certiued that the foregoing is cor
rect cnpv Of the Statement ofC0nditOn or the LOr-
riIlard Fire Insurance Company, OF Aew
YOl K, made 1ed IN this oihfes Tor the y ear
1867 -.#....- 5t. ~
Witness my hand and. seal Ofdeially ~
BulitOr OF State.