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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-30
THE SAN DOMINGO Husoa ala

.
The following is the text of die SAN
Domingo resolution as lt W nn
passed by the Senate on the zld.
That President of the United states Dc
authorized TO appoint three -omm 1a-
ers and also Secretary, The latter te
versed in the English language, u1 lf1-
ceed TO the Island of San Domingo.
and such other places, If amy as ua as
the Commissioners deem ueCeE and
there to enquire into and ascertain and
report the political state and condition
Of the Republic of Domnic7s o1a1-z
number Of inhabitants and the desire
and disposition of the people Ql a.- k.-
public to become annexed tQ and Dr.
form part of the people of the la't-a
States; physical, mental and MOI p cons
dition Of said people, and their Eeelal
condition as 20 material wealth 1nl il-
dustrial capacity resources of las caaa-
try; its mineral and agriculture ps.-
ucts; waters and forests; general r-
acter of the soil; extent ana pr1po
thereof capable of cultiFauoni 1l
and health ofthe country; its bays h-
bors and rivers; its general ml.-oIe.e
gical character; existence and legule
Of remarkable meteorological rl-rur-
ena; the debt Of the Government. c
It's obligations, whether funded
whether ascertained and admitted
unadiusted and under discussion
les or engagements with other
extent, boundaries and teritcrIs
proportion is covered hY foreign c-
ants, or by grants on conces ions
generally what concessions or trlnch
have been granted, with thc rnm
the respective grantees the
conditions on which the Dominion ma
desire to be annexed 90 and b1ccu
part Of the United States as one or e
territories thereof Such other ino
ton with respect 10 said G0ve.mner
its territories, as the said Com
ers shall seem desireabie or iuna
with reference 20 the future
tiOn of the said Dominion or Ern.
into the United States as ONE
tories,
Sec, 2. dad beI f
That said Commission na
as convenient. repon I'D she
the United States. who 1aN
report before Cong
Sec. 8. s4@a oe
That the said ComwissiQr
without compensation. eace
of expenses. and tal camle
secretary shall he dcH
Secretary ol snlr WITH lhe
the President
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From the Gentlemans Magazine.
HOLLY TINE.

HOLLY TIME.
The wood is barren as the FEOld,-s ts
The leaves have rusted long ago;
The flowers have pertshed OF the cold,
Not even the hot martgDld
Offers her bosom to the snow
In holly time.
The winds rend out the empty nest,
The robin shiverS in his song,
There is no warmth in Natures breast
Faint CLEANS of brightness, at the best,
The glory of the year prolong
In holly time.
Yet sweet as days when skies are blue,
And cherries redden on the wall
When blossoms fed with sun and dew
Their beauty silently renew
Yea, sWeeter, more desired of all
In holly time.
For nov, as if.the Iaearnate Word
Walked gain the sterile earth,
Remembering the glad tfdings card
OF angels, to Its heart is stirred
with promptings Of renewing birth,
This holly time.
JOY in LIES pulses throbs and burns,
The Hours, star crested, sweep along
Shedding delight from brimmIng uEnss
Youth to the heart of age EeturBsf
And faIis the ashen brands Of song
At holly time.
The sacred hearth whence yule-fames rise
Are altars whereons each apart.
The households offer sacrifice
Out of the tender sanctities
This holly time.
Thusde celestial glfmpses bless
The Stricken world, as though It's woes,
Its sins, It's sorrows fathomless,
He'd ending, and the wilderness
Began to blossom like the rose
" #z In holly time
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aNsUR RANCE.
a WESTERN
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Els IS Not Time TO Keep Our
Money at Home
A WESTERN

Is the West to Conftnue to zHuEId I'm
Eastern cities and Enrich Eastern
Capitalists zsz
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A Wisconsin woman ground uP har
child in a cider-mil The jury hai to
de-cider be-cider-selt
"A Chicago musical cfc asked
friend who Sat near him AZ ConcI
a symphony was anything li'7s a'-6sa.
What IS the difference bel e-n soI-
der and a fashionable ycr lady
One faces the powder and He oer
powders the face.
It may be laid down as q
principle, says the New York -rld.
that men dislike TO be kicked n
stairs, especially when the
long and tortuous.
Il have lost my appetite, said
gantiC fellow, who was an eminent
former on the trenchcr, 10 frierd
hope, said the friend. "nC poor
has found it for il would ruin BIN in
week"
SkinAint, who gives nothing % Tcet
beggars," has no doubt that the men
cut off their legs, and women have
babies ''on purpose 70 appeal 20 ubIic
sympathy"
Have you ground all the tools right
as I told you n said a carpenter 90
,sfI,.,. ,r,vaa- lad tybo4n hr HAD .rHar
lfaT1 ~. ..r -.
IOr an applcuLlCG. 1AA 1At . -l..-
sir. replied the lad. "L could mot get
all the gaps OUT OF uiat'
Civ Gentleman-oW What place ara
Won looIring for ~ Merchant pr1re-
S.TVeu i've been reading "a GOOD deal
lately. and I've heard a good deal about
Anarchy i'm France. but i can't ind it
anvwhere on the man ''-Efla.
HERE Is touching ,nig eonle5S-1n 5s- ron ll2ll
'lse = e'iilol ~ ,ilS ell.s, . .i --
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= HEsE are pertinent questions
which our citizens should answer be-
fore inSufing their property For years the
West has been paying an annual tribute to
surance Companies. This constant and
continuous drain has serfousIv affecfetl the
financial interests of the West, and the
people of Ohio have sought for means to
check the tide, and retain these interests to
Fire Insurance Corporations has afforded
an ehectiVe means, and to-day the Insur-
ance Companies incorporated by the State
or Ohio are among the most solvent and eff
feetive n the country. Among theseincor-
porations the
"HOHE, OF COLUMBUs,''
occupies a most enviabIe position. Organ
lied by gentlemen OF acknowledged probi-
by-ind capacity with a pa4o-up capital ex-
ceeding
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS,
She enters the insurance field with all the
elements of success. Her career thus far
liar institution in the country, and her fu-
tqre promises to speedily rank her among
nifty in the state which has not manifested
its interest in the success of this institution.
earnest disposition is shown to build up p
Western Fire Insurance Company which
viii be without a rival
No corporation offers more or better Sc
curity than the HOME, OF COLUMBUS" Its
assets amount to S5l5,2TS, while its entire
liza O1i1t1eS, exec pting capital stock, are only
SS4.lS9 46. Nearly q half a million of dol
lars security. This is ample beyond any
peradYenture, and should commend the
Company to our citizens.
The following welI-known gentlemen of
this place own stock in the IS Home - Hon.
4. G. Jones, n. M. Carper, W P. Reid, ]. D.
Van Dem9n, Prof W g., Williams A. LJ-
]. H. Mendenhali, Chas, o. Little, r. N
Jones, B. F. Loofborough, S. K Donavin.
Risks Written at Adequate Rates.
S. x. DONAvIN, Agent
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Alps. It is a work altogether exception
al, being the first instance OF the perio-
ration of a great mountain axis; the
first in which an important tunnel has
been attempted exclusively from the
two ends without shafts; the first in
which the ingenious machinery for bor-
ing the rock preparatory to blasting has
been carried into effect. II will proba-
blv be completed within the time origin
ally contemplated. 1t has been carried
on throughout by Italians; the original
selection of the side and the suggestion
and perfecting of the machinery by
which it has been possible to carry It
through in reasonable time, are also
Italian. The countrymen Of Calico
and of host of ingenious inventors
known to fame, have shown that they
are no unworthy decendents Of these
great men.
80 @The following figures concerning the
length of the tunnel, the rate OF progress
and the depth Of the central part Will be In
teresting.
Portion completed from the north end,
10Th July 1870 -.- .-.--.-s----lo'o 'oz4
Portion completed from the south END, >, -oo
18th July, W
Total length of tunnel ...............4lEo. .O94
Progress Of excavation, Julyl-l5, 1870. =.
nortn sloe'.;;;..'. M 6
Total excavation in fortnight's work, 255
Maximum months work was In May.
1867, on the italian or south side, and
ssThe average months work from both
ends together is now about 500 feet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-30

"Such then is the state and such the
history of the great tunnel under the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-30

It is estimated that there are fifty
thousand white people in Tenhessee
who can neither write their names nor
read their Bible
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EXAaIINATiI0N NOTICE.
SCgaoesI Examiners Notice

- lie
e 1EIE school Examiners or Delaware
/ county viii meet, during the year 1870
for he examination Of teachers, at the fol-
lowing places aud times, namely:
AT the CENTRAL SCHOOL HOUSE, IN.
Delaware, on February 26th, March 5th, 18th
and 26th. April eth, 18th aud 23d, May 7th
and 2lSt, September 24-b, October lst, 18th
and 2Jth, November i2th and 2ath, DeeeTn ber
10TH
At the School House, in SUNBURY, Octo-
ber 8th.
They viii also examine applicants on the
last Friday OF the Session of the County
Teachers Institute.
No eeTti ficate Is granted unless fhe appii-
-lasst Is Qualified Co teach ALI. the branches
natny-d in tine law namely Orthogrsi ply .
R~atiit.g Writing, Arithmetie, GeOgraph /,
English Grammar; and possesses an ild-
eqUatr klaowiedgs OF the theory and prac-
Hcts of teaching.f
denominations will commence. al 10
O'clock, A. n and close at ? n'cEocIE p. NJ.
and nosapplicant VIII bt admitted after IL
O'Clock, The exercises " III be conducted as
far as possible IN writing. Esuh candidate
IS requested TO bring paper and peAcIl, and
a STAN ped envelope 8CtJ re,SEtl to himself in
which the certi6cat awarded wi II be mailed
to him, notice OF failure.
y. S. CAMPBELL,
February Is. IS7O.-tf CLERK.
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WOFFORD COLLEGE.
sPARTANBURG Q. H.,
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EACuLTY:

A ~ ~ - u
REV. A. M. SHIPP, D. D., President y
Professor Mental and Moral Science.
DAVID DUNCAN, A. NJ, Professor Auas11
Languages and Literature.
REV. WHITEFOORD SMITH, DID, PfsfS
English Literature.
WARREN DU PRE-, a. NJ, Professor Rias
JAS. II. CARLISLE, A. NJ, rrofs'sor NJ.
REV. A. II. LESTER, A. NJ, Professor Ra'fy
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Divinity School-Rev. A. M. Ship, u. y
Rev. Whitefoord Smith, D. d. Rer' o.
Lester, A. NJ. ,u..;.
The first Session of tho Sixteenth C1i.ss,.
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1859, tho second Session begins on tho n"' N~
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The course Of studies and tho :tanosNr Nv,
scholarship remain unchanged, bat tho tasJS u;
now admit irregular students or thoie Wv
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For further particulars address n...,a.nL /
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NEW MEDICAL Seminal,
~ Physical and Nervous Debility, its effects
una euro. Price % centa. Address SECRETARY
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-03

The report Of the Commits sioner of
the Internal Revenue shows that there
was collected in Wisconsin, during the
fiscal year ending June 30th, 1869, an ag-
gregate of 81, $50. S91,73, in taxes for
national purposes The Milwaukee Ne,cs
sets forth an erroneous statement that it
is $4,000, 900 and on account of other
taxes the same authority puts down
sIO,0OO,OO0 more. The population of
Wisconsin being one-fortieth OF the en-
tire population of the United States, and
knowing the entire amountsof revenue
derived from duty on imports and ex-
ports, $3.50, 04s, $40, 69l it is manifest
that a simple sum in mathematics rould
give very nearly the amount paid into
the National Treasury by Wisconsin. on
account of tariff, and would be S4,oOl,-
2l0. To this sum add 100000 on ac-
count of stamps and taxes that cannot be
accurately assigned to the States, and the
sum first above named, and you have the
aggregate paid to the General Govern
ment by Wisconsin, amounting to &c.
l5S, 1918. Thus amounting in truth to
less than one third the amount stated by
the Milwaukee Neaos So much for that
Democratic authority. The above is con-
densed from the Sentinel.
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ments have united against its passage.
using every means, the lowest and
toulest not excepted, to defeat not only
our own nearest interests, but also those
OF a large and influential part of our
State, the whole north of Wisconsin.
There can be but two reasons why any
one OF the representatives of the people
OF Wisconsin can vote against the devel-
oDment and growth of any part of our
State: The first reason may be local
leotousy. but the other MUST be BRIBERY.
10 suppose that number Of Republican
members of the Legislature can be found
sufficiently large to defeat our Railroad
Charter, would be acknowledging that
the Republican party has for members
of that body, subjects who are either led
by Jealousy or corruption; and either of
these conclusions could only tend to bring
disgrace upon the party of moral pro
gress and universal justice, by all think
Ing men. We do not even fear to de-
clare that every honest man and citizen
is bound to sever every connection with
party whose representatives are guilty
OF corruption IN its most violent form.
May the Republican members of the
Legislature consider that the people of
the village OF Manitowoc ask nothing but
their rights; that they even pray Of them
to permit foreign capital to be brought to
northern Wisconsin, for the development
OF Its natural resources, and to become a
blessing to a large part OF our State.
We direct this address solely to the Re
publican members of the State Legisla-
ture, because We want to leave nothing
untrled to save the Republican members
representing the majority of the Legisla-
ture from the disgrace of bribery and
self interest, and the fearful consequen-
ces which must invariably follow.
OTTO TRGMEL,
Manitowoc ZEITUNG.