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Fau Schedule, September IS, 1868
Double Dalls Through Trains


Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The S:i5 pm 6nnects for Cairo and 81. Louis
arriving at ST. Louis st 1870 pm. next day..
Through Tickets at Reduced BATES,
can be procured at TIE Company's once, 2351z
Main street. and ut Depot, head OF Main street,
E&~ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Prl-
Vate Residences, or on board boats, 10 al prln-
clpsl points East and North,
SAM. 3. JONES, Superintendent.
Aha pILL Passenger Agent. sapl3
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FRESH EHAD Of the finest quality can
be had at the fish and game depot Of
Victor Fuchs, IL Jefferson street.
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advertisements an this column Pio-
Hshed at 10 cents per line, each insertion
The chszpcs, and most conspicuous a.
verfisiao E1aoun to the newspaper "oTIe'
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STATE OF C~ONNECTICUT,
County of Hartford.

Guy II. Phelp7, President, and Woodbridge g.
Oimsted, Secretary OF the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company, being duly sworn,
oep0Se sId say, that the foregoing Is a fulL,
true and cOTreci statement of the affairs Of said
tOmpany that The said ln-Erance Company is
the bOnafida Owne of at least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars of actual CaSh capital, in
vested in state and United states stocks and
bonds, CT IN D nd and mortgages of real @ tate
uueDcuniheied, and worth dOuhl the amount
for - Aicif th- Sa.avi is N oitgsged, and that they
are the above e.cEibed Officers OF said insu-
rance Com
Guy R. PHELPS, President.
W. :. ULGSf ~, Secretary,
Su5scrib- ~ aud sworn 10 before me. this the
3Uth day O. y frtmber 1862.
GEl. 5. GILMAN, Notary Public.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at 3,
LOwensteln & Bros.
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ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
at 3. L5weastein & Bros.
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10 T--FOUND.

ia .IET.EP FOUND-On Monday last, on
IL Nsin street The owner can have sameoy
DTovirg property, and paying Tor this adyei-
iise Inquire al this Once. ja7
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Know m men by these presents, that the
Conrrcttu Ma ual iifa Insurance Company,
Of Hart urd. tua-.. do hereby authorize Ben
lauiu +. a ale, Jr, At OrnEy in the State Of
TsnueeSEc, i'r aEU On behalf of said Company,
To asc6 pa -ut sch now edge service of ali pro.
CcsS WiiiEe- G.. e OF final in any action or
p u--ed. sgtlns. said Company In any OF the
Courts ri saa1 stats OF Tennessee, and il Is
hereby adm. tt asrsed that such service
OF tIe Fr cess -resaid shall be taken and held
90 ae valid .uti sulioif NJ in that beaRlf the
same o. 3 service upon sad company accord
ing g III lsas -ud practice Of said state. or of
any CiHsI s. ATE, and al claims or right Of
tuuI bv f-E-cn 81 ts3 mauu5 OF such service
is lie ,Eg expressly waived aud ~relinquizhed.
vi yes our htud ~HIt e seal of the Com
pauy.tH-s tue T-n Gag 0f November, 1865.
AIl Il. PHELPS, President.
W. tLa-Tlu. tcE-tury.
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TAKE notice tbst house AMI IOt No. III
on J. ffsrson street, will be sold to-day a.
q o'clock NJ, in front of the courthouse
by JOhn = Brown, clerk.
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EVERYBODY should have one-aD Diary
FOR 1869, 10 be had at Geo. Pattison & Co,
3I7l Main street. If
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vIsR RhST.-ThE ARMSTRONG PLACE
II on Central avenue three miles from
Tgr.r- S1uara, comprising tWsut. seven acres
OF g-ound, with q fine lswn suitsbie lo-
D-sfure. good House With four rooms arg
CAf- ~ in vaid: also. kiicnen sud ne essaTy oCs
I1ilzf-rS. The place has thres cisterns' SOou
orcbar5. large n0tbed with necessary sesl'
ggparaEus bed, fine stables snd carriage mouse
,r,fa enclosed sheds Tor forty head OF cattle.
Toa gardener or dairy man, this IS one OF tns
nro.f dessElble places near Memphis. Apply
- JOHN T. WILLlNS,
5.9aay- 80 Front street,
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..

nOARDIRa.-A few Day BoaTders wanted al
- ~ second street. ~
gal0 hh"HA LA-I-D.
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FOE SALE.

.-rE-A good ard eIicibly situa'e ed
Il Er-ST sIrRAET having & -O3d rrn OF CHS
1o,f1e az FRED THtEBAUD,
Ia. 80 SouIh COarb street.
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Being a purely Mutual Company, it
has no Capital Stock.
The assets OF the Company are as follows

Total abilities....... .....--.SeS 80 Oh
Toe largest amt insured IN one risk-..S25,00g ~
Amoiut ia other Companies, unlimited.
Amount in m one block,
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ION .rvT .n!enaid sTOREHoUSE, and
EfyTT-erS FJ8 SALE. TIE best stand
n A.. civ. opposite Peabody hotel, No. ~
u. = - Ennnire on The nrcn1lseA lat9
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STATE or TkSSEsSEE,
t"Jli'rRULLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January 1. lS69.J
], H. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Ofthe Treas-
Ury. 10 hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Lie Insurance company, located at
iI4Itiart, ia Lle state af uOpUe yticUt, has
produced 10 me gt,s;urjory evidence that said
OOlupdny EiAs coII piled with all the require
mems o. the laws OF the stale OF Tennessee
Imposed or Insurance C~IuDaules; and | fur
thCr certify that Carpenter Il White, Agents
OF said Company, has also complied With the
requirements OF tie laws OF the state, made
and provided IN such cases; wherefore, said
COnLecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business of insurance in this State, ct Ieun-
phis, Shelby county. Tenn.
6. W. BLACKBuRH
Comptroller Of Ter ,essse.
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-RONT STREET sIOaE FOR
= usr OF walker Alley, between Court ahC
J. j. ANDREWS,
81, Commercial Hotel.
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WANTS.
FOE BENT

"OuSE TO LET AND FURNITURE ~
81 SALE-That is noE cle-fiLs Wasb
month. FOR particulars irqaHe "VH GfsT1
innrnn srraet. nom No. y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
LETTER.
HARLEM, O., July p, 1859.

HARLEM, o., July u, 1859.
A ride of thirteen miles from tais
place over a road that has more ups.
aud downs than life, brings you TO the
town of Al. xandr'a, Licking county,
Ohio. Ii might be an older ana hand
~ompr town, DuG of the Que, it has a
s~ufhciency to entitle 1t 20 veneration,
-Hud of the other not enough TO com
mand admiration.
Situaitd on the raging RaccoOn in a
beaut ful va lev, It PROMISES to be in
lfuture what Il has BEEN, and is, a small
interior town. Stepping at the hoIs-
of a friend, Istrolled down street AFTER
dinner, and saw young men and biSi-
nees men engaged ia the G1tn1e use
amusement of playing marbles. Luz
deed, I WIS told that the Pastors of
the churches were expert players Of thF
game. They mHst likely ''stUoptO cI1l
q0eF.9 Alexaudria has three dry g,i1tN'
stores, one OF which (Be umOnL BroS-')
is cnmmOdiOus and contains a line
stock of goods. One drug store snd
four groceries, IW0O of which dispense.
liquid stryehntne) besides various
Goud Heavens. what a field for II Is
hyl I'lI wife him at oBces HavinE
been Oustsd FROM his Office at the clOSs-
roads by a Niger he would receive a
warm welcome irt m the Democracy of
Alexandra and the r. o. being III xtne
of the groceries Where he might find
! matters "a similar that the transition
! from the crossroads to AlexaDdsia
would be imperceptible.
One-fuurth of a. mile west of the
loWna lives my friend d j. 7. Il
Emudel farmer living On a model
farm. He is a noted h0rseman, and il
he can't make a-borse get up. there is
no get up in him. His horses at differ
ent times have Jak-n premiumsa at STATE
and coupty fairs aud 20 to Cieveland,
Pittsburgh and 0lher Ea~tern cities fol-
market, ami bring biz figures
Five miles EAST, ovtr a beautiful read
is the town of Granville, one Of the
Oldt st in this part of the State-sttt1ed
by Yankees and surrounded by hills,
the thrift of the one, and tue back
ground of the other make a rare ptc-
ture of loveline-s. Here IS loca'td
Dtnnison University. already quite mo-
ted. SItuat' d On a high hill it II plainly
visible at Newark five miles EAST.
Sugar Lnaf is the name of a hill 81
the western ext entity Of The town, and
from its appearance al a little distance
l should say not inaptly named. j ar
rem and bold iG raises its crest sO;ne
hundred feet or more and from its SUI
nit a fine view is had Of the surround
in country.
TIE valley is a miniature Shenando-
all, ind the view a miniature of that
from Maryland Nights.
luz S"4A - tbS oFSt4 nHEC SsSA aiu
viii average over large fields as high as
a horses back.
Granville is noted forthe intelligence
and subliety of its citizens and lis
/ beauly of location. After all it has nc
corner grocery, and what IS town
without a grocery /?
"a song withouta singer,
o g A bellwithout a tongue,
i1u Ahoase without a baby,
I--l--=~rrmA TTzoT5v r7y,pf-,,7,~ -
GTLFILLIN.
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=booKs 10 PERIobIoALs.


prof I.aerofTs book Religion and
the reign of Terror has proved its
popularity bypassing into the second
edition.
AVERY VALUABLE BnnK-Eaws Of
Business for al the states Of the
Union with formsaQd directions Tor az
transactions, by, TheophIEus Fars9ns'
LII, D.. Prof. of LAWN Harvard Gn1-
versify Observation-Disclosures Co.,
Publishers. Gueiuhati, Ohio.
claws of BUSINESS is a book that
has the ali-important merit Of eHaaaa a.
ting from one of the highest andmost
reliable of law authorities. 46 is re-
markable for its eOmprehensiveness,
its thoroughness, and the very great
c~learnpss. with which allthe vast tatie-
ty of topics it embraces are discussed
and the entirely lucid and ineligible
manner in which they are exhibited to
even ordinary understandings.
We believe we are fully justified in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work OF
its kind-quite unFkeand far superior
to anything in the shape Of a business
law book for general usethat has hIth-
erto been seen. 1t places within the
reach and within the clear -apprehen-
4 sion of every inte1IGent business man
and woman-espeeiaHy ofeYery young
man or womanza complete statement
of all the rules, forms, and principles
of the laws of business.
1t is a work of wonderful cOmpre-
hensiveness, Of a style remarkable foI
perspicuity, and ofauthority undoubt-
ed.
The publishes desire to establish an
agency in everEcounty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
THE DEBT.
From the \. 7, Independently

From the y. Y. independently
Tae official schedule of the Secretary
Of the Treasury for July, LIST, 1853, show
a reduction 0fIhe National Bebt tn the
amount of SIC, 40, 1872 during the lasi
month $50, 460. 779 during the present.
Administration, and $42s452s5&4 du-
ring The last fiscal y~ar. The maximum
amount of the dirpeEdebt 90 3lst Of Au-
gust, 1865, Including war EobiIgatiOHB
and old stocks, was S2.756, 1851. On
the Both of June, 1869, this debt was 81
Al ,555, 170, showing an aggregate re
auction of S3I4ss56,4OI IN less than
Tour years. such is tBe reduction o.
tine direct debt of the United States.
From this deduct S57, 2S1 ,320 OfcurreDcy
bonds issued in aid OF b Pacific roads
-ince August 31sf, 1865, and we have -
net rednc1 on of all debt to the amount
of S257, IA, 0S1.
The Sinking Fund bonds on the 31th
Of June, 1868, amounted to $S,S67,2S2
and this added to the gold and currency
in the Treasury made b sum of Sl56 =
I6z,8l3. Oftnis sum SlI0. 203 ,3l3 We're in
gold, as against Slo5, IS0,lS9 in gold for
Ghe corresponding period Of the preVf-
Gus month showing an increase OF 81;
O23, 124 of gold in the Treasury, notwlth-
standing The SscretarY's sale OF gold
aud Investments Sinking Fund bonds
The figures of this pxhibi5 til tbeu
| own sturY Tue sum OF S3A.S76 ,40l o
! liz ID HaAA 0AlA
1865 S42,452, 524 OF this sum paid dnrlnG
the last fiscal year; $36.46S, 10 paid da-
! ring to four months of president Grants
administration, and S16,4l0,I32 paiC
during the last month an increasing
gold surplus in the Treasury to b.
speedily used, as we-hope, in the furth
er reduction of the debt-sueh is tn
spectacle gathered from the past, IN tht
tuspirfng presence OF which the nation
enters upon h cuffeut fiscal year
The G Oakers and repudiatOrs must, a
we think, by this time brgin TO have a
last a feeble faith il the selvtucy of III
American people. We beg leave 10 as
sure them that neither the GoVernmeH
nor General Graut Is ga fatlure.1 ]
they hold any interest-coupons- or ma
Jured debts against the f~prHier, tn
Secretary ofthe Treasury will be yer
happy to meet them. He is in funds
anu will l%iquidalet their claims at siaht
BY two very notable facts-namply, he
financial surcess during the last fou
years, ami her elect on of Gen. G. an
on a platform of MONETARY integrity
the ma ion has placed her credit abov
all question.
We observe with pleasure that Secre
tary Boutwell, has already announce
sis inientiou e increase his purcbas
of bonds. He has an ample gold re
serve for this purpose while keepin
the Treasury peTfee ~ safe n resp-cL 1
all us interest Liabilities. THIS, as "
/ doubt not, is bad news for The bn
specula Ors in gold yet it is good q w
, for the people. The hnaneial ucct s. (
Pres dent Grants Administrati n, as
fact thus Tar estaEtlisht d., promise s yer
materially to change the figures whio
represent the National D-be before I'll
close of his term o~fservlce.
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OLIVE GREEN LETTER.
OLIVE GREEN. Jolly u. Is

- OLIVE GREEN, July II, 1862,
EDS. GAZETTE Having taken con
siderable interest III your local leJte.s $. |
propose giving o a few items in re-
gard to Porter township.
A large cIub-Of the GAZETTE is taken
a. THIS Uf1iee-Ktngsion Centre. It is
The first paper I desire 10 read. Local
news is always welcome.
Olive Green and East Liberty are our
central points Of trade. j.. N stark
has a fine, large and convenient store
oom Comparing iavnrablY with any ~
The conn y. Mr.. Stark has been one
of the must successfu; business men IN
our county. Everything he tOuches
seems to turn iuto money.
The following may be taken as our
aBasints Directory =" S ark 81 Harris,
Dealers in Dry GUods, Groceries, &r. (;
L. N. Conner, same (; g.. Wilcox. same F;
Clark Sears, Dealer in aud ManufacLu-
rsroL Boots and shoes ; J, b. GLADDEN.,
Shoemaker; b. b. MNsber, Physic.sn
and SurLe4n Mrs. Wilson, Dress Max
er a,-d Mniiner J. 3. q L. Duden,
Hal n,ss a. Sa Il E Makers /; =. SlYter,
BiacKsmittI IT. z. bte-mHn, Keeper 81
tpe Nasty House; A. Garvin, 0arriase
81 Wagon Maker.
We have an extensive &C OIL and M
tent ta build 81 LARGE Sc~houi-nuase so al.
Miss Rose is the Present t,a1hsr. II e
N E~Caurch ~ capsclous and coHYc-
n-enL hov. Boil j. Pastor. Rev. o. q
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GEN. JAMES NJ. Comfy AND
THE COLUMBUS OSFOFFICE.

We fully endorse the following from
the Xenia Gazette. Gen. Comfy richly
deserves the appointment mentioned
and we believe it is earnestly desired
Tor him by Republicans in ali parts of
the State who know of and appreciate
mis- services as a soldier aud journalist.
The Gazette says
We are glad to know hat a very
large number of the best citizens of
/ Columbus desire the appointment of
POstufdce. The General is, in the first
place, competent in every respect to
discharge the duties o. the position ae-
'eptably. Then, too, he rendered most
efficient service to the country in the
/ field, and since the war, he has, as edi-
or of the OHIO State Journal, been a
O able, efdcient n faithful wOrk
r in the Republican ranks. 1t ought
o be borne In mind that the conductor
of a Republican journal in Columbus,
in b county OfFIanklin, holds a most
responsible and difficult position, in
vOlVing arduOus and continuous labOrs.
The State organ has not always been
a success. Its career has shown a seri-
IS of experiments, some of Them fail
| .ng from mismanagenent, some from
dizziness and lack of energy aud snap.
in Gen. ComIy's hands, however, the
PAPER has gwen no aus of complaint.
the concern has bee managed in a
husiness-Iix Q style and the paper itself
IS better than the State organ has ever
been, in its paImiest days. No paper
excpIs il in lis general features. Its edi-
torials strike rom the shoulder ana ac-
complish much toward tonIng up the
Republican press of the STATE.
The Administrator, in our view,
could not do a more just or appropril
ate thing than to place Gap-Cunlly in
possessions, at once, of the Columbus
Postof3ce : especially as it fs.a change
almost universally desired.
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1t is supposed that Hubbtn now in
tends to go up and Gown through the
State to conquer and subdue ali he1Re-
publican editors who venture unfavor-
able critic SINS upon his political car
eer. Among those Immediately de-
handing his attention is the Editor of
the Marysville Tribune, who says
Hubbell, of Delaware-that is, the
immortal JeemS, has managed to get
himself nominated for State Senator
in the Delaware and Licking district.
Although ne is but a novice IN The
Democratic party, the pin feathers be
ing barely visslble-yet lis strange how
his chronic opportunities fer official ia
voTs have succeeded with The phi Mt
democracy. He is NV around and
about democratic conventions "as thick.
rs fees on a d. g' and the fact is there,
is no such thing as shaking him off.
He used 10 be just as prompt ut Re-
publican cOnve atfons, and he never
came Without bringing a duh ak to
grind. When the Republican party.
refused to turn the grtnd-Ssone longer
tor him, he went inlU the democratic.
party declaring that he had not been a
Republican for several years.
The Democracy will tnd ham worse
tbauIhe seven years Itch tor while he
has no settled princlp'es t0govern him
being led by a misty. u~ndehnabIeI
SELFISH spirIt, he viii he foremost in as
piriDg 10 such positions as his fancy.
may lead him to think he is specially.
b ted by nature GILL; JAMES Is a Gu
r1Vus bird. We are NEST heartily glad.
he Is. hOt in Our amy.
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sTARTING a N-EWsPAPER.

Don Piatt makes the following dis
eliminating Observations about Journal
ism in one Of his Commercial letters.
If there is any u thing more THAI
ane. her your free American born Gilt
ecu Of tue age OF eighi cen and upward
f. els himself competed 20 do, without
30 e OF prsparatpan, or any study, it IS
to ediC a newspaper. lTskethr men as
they come, upan the streets, and offer
eacn Que me position OF editor, and
nine out Of ten viii express a regret
that his other engagements prevent his
acceptance of your tempting offer.
The tenth man viii probably sugsEst
that, not heing able To read end write,
Irabably he had better not try. Poor
that few edi'o,s read, and yet a more
limited number can write.
Tne temptation t-ndeFPd by The orac-
ular 1--WE" of the editorial cGluInn
draws many to the char who Woald
shine at a workbench. And, as if thi-
were MT enough, The money made by
successful Journals of friday lures on
unnumbertd lncnmPPtents to try their
hands at the same business. And ye'
the failure does not come, in a majority
of ins5anc. s, as murh f. ON b I'd ed
iiing as from bad publishing. For one
competent publisher We can find fifty
YES, a manifestations. There Is. 10
business that calls so much for ecOno-
my, tact, enterprise and industry. Oh
all the successful journals l know If, ]
can not count one that does not owe its
success 10 the Publisher, while, on the
other hand, no end of brilliant writer
have made failures by not having the
| business man at their back
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

ESTABLISHING Re Grade Of Dep0t street from
North street North to-tbe Corporation Line.
SECPION l. BE it ordained by IA
y Council of the incorporated Village of
Delaware, That the grade OF Depot street
rom North street. notIh to 1hGC UrpOratlou
Line be and the same is hereby established
as follows: Commencing Oh the north line
of North street, with tie grade of center OF
North street, three feet and seven-tenths
foundation of Engine House of Z. C.. & G. K.
e.. 10 shall descend in 20 feet 3 feet to Gull
vert: thence in $50 fleet 1t shall ascend 20
,eet: thence in 35I feet it shall descend z
feet 10 culvert: thence in 100 feet it shall as
cend 1 footto a point uup,,site Mrs. Bowers,
front gate +; theme in 300 feet it shall ascend
u feet; thence in 600 feet it shall ascend 5
FEET; thence in $40 feet 1t shall descend 3
feetto the 5cuI. ert; thence in 24 feet it shall
ascend As feet to the Corporation line.
SEC. 2. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force from and afteri its publication
Passed July 13, 1869.
y. T VEIL,
Recorder, Mayor.
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kRom LEWIS CENTRE.

s LEWIS CENTRE, July 10, 90.
Eds. Gazette The denizens of our
city were we'll pleased withthe MIN
ner in which ScrIbierusin the last issue
of Gazette, photographed our business,
moral, educational and religious insti-
buttons and feeling assured that his
intention was to be true and faithful,
we would remark hat those afording
information overlooked one or two
more or less important items, viz
A. Wick, manufacturer of and deal
er in Boots and Shoes; Geo. N. Evans,
House Builder. Also that Nj. Win
T. Lewis, the founder of Lewis Centre,
is enjoying a good degree of well de-
served notoriety as a breeder of thor
ough-bred horses and cattle, the linz
cage aad merits of which may be OF
sufficient interest to the readers of the
Gazette to warrant further mention
from Yours, 5.