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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
NEWS or THE WEEK.

The wife OF Senator Wilson, Of Massa-
ehasetts, died recently.
Horace Greeley was taken seriously III
Win fever few days since. He had just
returned from q visit to the Bahama Is
lands.
Hon. e. 81. Moore, Of Athens, has declined
q denomination to Congress from that Dis
tFict'
Otterbein University is to be rebuilt at
Westerviue. Operations viii be commenc-
ed at once.
The third annual WOODEN Manufacture :
Association or the northwest VIII oe heAo
In the CITY Of indianapolis, Indiana COM
mencing August 3. 1870. lasting four asys.
ons the editorsof the Detroit Free Press,
the leading democratic journalpf Michigan.
Is a colored man.
The Ashtabula sentinel denies the state
Hnent that has been floating round the
country that Ben. Wade Is a candidate for
CJngrsss from Mr.. Garheld's District
The Reform Republicans have been sue
cessful in the municipal election Of WASH
ingtOn.
A cable dispatch says the EcumenieaI
Council has decided that the dogma Of the
infallfbilfty Of the Pope shall be proclaimed
on the 18th inst.
The reported massacre Of Jews In Rou-
mania is confirmed.
The remains ofCharles Dickens were in
TERED at Westnlinisteg AbbeE on Tuesday.
It has been aseertained at the Treasury
Department that the total receipts of the
Government since It's organization, March
4, 1859, 70 June so, 1869, period Of 80 years,
from all sources, were 81, ,402s 600 100, and the
expenditures sIi, 80. goo.
Hon. Horace Greeley is convalescent.
sd. p" is gettiag stale.
Gen. I r. Sherwood viii be candidate
for orrenomination for Secretary Of State.
The premiums Of the next state Fair " III
aggregate S25, ,OOO-the largest amount ever
offered by any State Society In the Union
A recent disastrous fire in Quebec destroy.
ed over s1.fOO,o00 worth Of properly and
made 5000 people homeless.
Hon. Lafayette s. Foster CRep.) has been
elected, by the House OF Representatives,
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Connecticut
Mcfarland is trying to have his wife's
divorce annuIled, in order that he may
share IN Richardson's estate.
The House of Representatives, of Massa-
chusetts, has passed the bill 10 establish
separate prisons for women.
Under the auspices Of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce, the Board OF Trade
and the Ohio Mechanics Institute, grand
Industrial Exposition viii be held in Gin
cinpaii, commencing Wednesday Sept, 2lst
1870
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
Certificate FOR publication.
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE, 5
DEPARTdENr OF INsURANCE, 4

AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE, ;
DEPARTMENT OF ANsuhANCE.
COLUMBUS, February 28, i670.l
TT is hereby CERTIFIED, That the PACIFIC
1 MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
pANY lucntHd az Sacramento, I'm the State
of California, has complied, in ull -Dects.
WIN the laws uf this state relating Go lie
aud has filed in this oflice a sworn State
ment, by tho proper Qmlcers thereof show
inr rs condition aud nusiness, ar tho date
~ such statement, December ST. 1897 % be
as follows;
Amount of Guarantee Capital (pay-
able fn anidl an paid ............ O0G 01
Amount OF Deposit Capital paid up,
Gold. ..s-s...-., AtNtuH NI
Aggregate amount OF an hMahie as
Eets, Including che sum Of sao,-
the Company on Policies Issued a2o56oI
Aggregate amount or LIABILITIES
including re-iuEurnnc all, ,ff 2f
Amount Of Income for the pruueu-
ing year I'm cash l8l 0f 81
A mount of Income for he proceed
ing year in notes for premiums, 58Gw lD
Amount OF Expenditures for tho
preceding year IA ct,s1s............... le77lT fs
In witness whereof, / have hereunto sub-
scrfbed my name, and ufua--l ~.
sRALl Seal uf my once % bo amrnd ~
day and year above written.
JAS. WILLIAMS
Chlol Clerk FOR Amdirur Of state
ISAAC RANWmE,
Manager for Ohio, Indiana ana Kentucky.
omoe-oak Hail Main street.
Delaware, ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
THE
COUNTY ENFERMARY

4 n ACCOUNT OF the receipts and ex-
IA pendftures of Ghe Delaware County In
Urinary for the year ending June I'd 1870:
CURRENT TX BE7NJsy nc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17

sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY-Get It
At
CITY DRUG STORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
JUNE GOODS.

lust RECEIVED
Black Gro Grain Silks, Summer Silks,
Iron Grenadines, Percales, PiqieeS, Japan
ese Silks, French Organdrs, Gray SutIings,
Buff and Drab Lawns. Plain and EmbrOid-
cred Barege>, Grape Marrtz White Alapac-
as, and a large variety of
OTHER DRESS GOODS,
in new styles and at popular prices.
G. HILLS & CO.,
iunl0tf No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17

PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
CALIF ORNIA,

CA LIF Oh MA.
Showing the business of abe Company from
the lst Of January to the 8Ist day or De-
cember, A. d. 1853, and for the year ending
on that day.
Total Income, 1869 s824,RGB no
Total EKpendisures, 1889 Ias,54g rs
Total Liabilities Exclusive
OF Capital, Jan. /, 1870 235,I6B 1a
Total Assets, Jan. 4, 20 6Ts,aG1 AZ
Available Surplus 43s,OaG rs
Paid up Capital stock.
Gold 100000
GuRranntee Capital
Gold 100000
Total Original CapItal, GoId ss5o,OOo
CLAssIFICATIoN AND RATIO or INTERrsr
RECEIVED.
On Loans to PO1lcy-Holders = 100 Der cent.
On u. S. Securities, tused as an
immediate Investment SO
that q small Interest IS earn
ed till larger can be srcured) 6.S8 " q"
Loans on first mortgages on
real estate IN the State ofChl-
iforniR as provided by law l2.52 "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
HARDWARE.
AGRICULTURAL aIACHINEs.

The CLIPPER
Reaper and Mower.
We invite the Farmers to come and in
spect this complete, light draught machine
The EXCELSIOR
Reaper and Mower,
A complete, we'll finished and durable ma
chine. These two Machines we think are
equal. if not superior 10 any others now
sold here. Do not buy until you have eX-
amined them
Grain Drills.
latest improved
STAW CUTTERS.
PLOWS,
HOES,
RAKES,
FORKS.
SCYTHES,
&C., Sc,
a large Stockton sale at low prices, by
Nj. Z. STARR,
Dealer in General Hardware.
maystf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17

A- A few good solicitors wanted tor tl7r
oinerent States and this city.
A Policy OF Lifo Insurance lH the cham
c.l and safest mode uf making q oerfnfa rra-
gtsson lQr ones tnntiy.--BENTAlrTN FnkHHl.
LIN AtVt. lune3. is0rf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
LegaI NOfice.

'i'si' A''Ofneyfi June 17-ewpfs15 %
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
.. II. WILLIAMS,
CHARLES ARTHUR.
A. NJ. FULLER,
Commissioners,

administrator Notice.
~ HE undersigned has been duly appoint
l. ed and qualified as Admin istratOr of Al
bert LongwelI, deceased. ALI persons inter-
ested will govern themselves accordingly.
iunl7w3 J. D VAN DEMAN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17

The above report we believe to be correct
and is respectfully submitted.
]. SHEETS
GEO. N ELLISON
HOSEA MAIN
We have this day examined and approv-
ed the above report.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15
Recent Publfcattons.

The GALAXY for December is the first of tn,
monthlies to make its appearance on our table
1t has portrait of Justin Mccarthy, and tw'
chapters of his novel entitled Lady Judith
Among the other papers is an account of
day at Martha's Vineyard, under the title,
New Phase of Druidism, by j. jackson Jarvis
new chapter of Mr.. Weeds autobiography
paper on International Copyright,by Charles
Astor Bristed; Mrs. Richardson's essay OF
Shakespeare as Plagarist; and ten pages 0
Mark Twain. The publishers announce, fel
1871, serial story by Mrs. Edwards; seriei
of sketches of life and adventure, by j. h
Strother; series of papers on Americanisms,
by Richard Grant White; a department Of
science, and contributions from the staff ol
writer's who have made the magazine one o
the popular and widely -circulated in the Unit
ed States.
The Edin5urg Reuiew for October, has MIN
critical articles, viz: Baron Hubnar's Sixtu
"; Cox's Aryan Mythology; Memoirs of
Russian Dekabrist; DIR. Newman's Gramma
of Assent; Ernst Moritz Arndt; Sir j ohm Lub
books Prehistoric Times; The Campaign o
August, 1870; Earl Stanhope's Reign of Queer
Arne; Germany, France and England. Th,
Leonard Scott Publishing Co., No 14O Fultor
street, New York, publish the Quarterlies ant
Backwood for the gross price OF SIS per year
We have received copy Of the twentieth
annual and second decennal catalogue OF Linn
ingten Academy, from 1861 to IL In addition
o the matter sually contained in such publi-
cations it contains neurology Of the acade my
for the last decade, and brief sketch of tn.
second decennial reunion of the alumni, helt
in August last, which was attended by abou
SIX hundred students and friends of the inst
tuition
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15


The ffavara cable Is agaiii Id il wsrhrns 81
der.
A iewelry store al Cleveland. Ohio. was +oi;,
bed Of 5000 OF $1e, ,e06 worth ii valuables SUE, @
day Light.
Buffalo had the first snow storm of the season
on Monday morning.
Recasoli, the Italian statesman. Announce.
his retirement from public life.
The United States Supreme Conrt has nn.,.
imOusly denied the motion to restore to tn.
docket the case OF Deming against the United
States.
Tbe election returns from ninety-four conn
ties 10 Missouri give Brown REP for Govern,
or Al OBS majority, and the remaining twenty
counties will probably add 1900 to this.
The population of Missouri, according to ,be
census returns is 1,690,716.
A court martial in session at Havana ho,
condemned to death all leaders of the rebellion
members OF the Cuban juntas, and all otbe1
persons instrumental in the rebellion but WHO
are now absent from Cuba The estates of al
such will be confscated.
Official returns of the election show that thu
Republicans made clean sweep of New Or.
leans by over 5000 majority. The Republicans
claim four members Of Congress-. The 5th dis
trict is doubtful.
Ship Geneva. from Liverpool for st. John
n. b., is probably wrecked, as parts of her hav,
Deen picked up. She had crew of twenty
two men, and it is feared all have perished.
Much snow has fallen in the northwestern
part of France.
By way of New Orleans we get story of ,
fight off Havana between a French and German
man Of war, at which Captain General De Ro
das was umpire. After an hours fight boil
vessels are said to have returned to Havana.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

Miss Annie L. Cary visited North Bridge.
water, Mass, on Sunday in company with
Md'lle Nilsson, where the latter was to sing al
second concert in aid of the building fund OF
the Swedish Luthuan church in that town.
Miss Cary left the car first, and the crowd
which had assembled, supposing that che wa,
Md'lle Nilsson, escorted her to hack, swarm.
ed around her and rendered the opportunities
which they had especially reserved TOR Md'Ile
Nilsson.
Besides the name Of Gen. Schenck used il
connection with the English Mission, severs
oilers are advanced, viz: Senator Frelinghuy
sen, Senator Morrill, of Maine, President
White of Cornell University, Senators Trum.
bull, Howe, Edmunds and Morton.
Mr.. Thomas Barry, formerly stage manager
OF the Globe theatre (then Selwyn's) has be-
come real estate broker in New York. 4s.al
The friends of the Hon. Ginery Twichell M
G. elect from Boston, have rendered him
complimentary dinner. The Massachusetts
delegation in Congress will be present, ani
the Hon. A. II. Rice will preside.
Mark Twain was invited to attend the an
nual press supper in Boston Saturday night
but he sent telegraphic despatch saying b,
was engaged singing Rock me to Sleep ant
couldn't come
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15
ANOTHER DEMOCRAT.

NOMINATIONS BY THE GovERNoR.-Geo. N.
E'dridge, bueksporf, Edwerd Y. Kinks, Port
land, to soiemDize marriages. Vi
W. w. Smith, Augusta, Inspector of Beet
and Pork.
Androsccggin Co.-Tristram Hillman, Liy.
ermore, Trial Justice.
Cumberland Co.-William G. Soule, JOSEPH
Howard, Portland. J. P. @.
Franklin Co.-Reuben henderson, Natha1
G. Goodenow, Farm Dgtou, J. P. Q.
KenDebec Co.-Calvin Hopkins. Mt Yer
non. Trial Justice; Prentiss NJ. Fosler, Au
gusta, Register Deeds
lincoln Co.-Andrew Lacy, Wiscasset, Pub
Admir-.
teuobscot Co-William Flowers, Bangor
j. P. Q.
Sagadahoc Co.-Charles E. White, Topstam
j. z. @.
washington Co.-Lemuel D. Sawyer, Calais
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15
State N ews.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.


The Sunrise hears that in consequence of tht
freshet the boom at the mouth Of the Aroos
took river parted on Saturday, 9Th inst, ant
that ten millions of lumber which was intend
ed to remain in the AroOstO0k during the win
ter, has gone out into the st. John. We ais,
near that all the lumber in the Tobique rivel
has gone down the St. John. 1t is apprehend
ed that the boom at Fredericton has been TAX
en- up, and if it his large amount of lumbey
must inevitably be lost.
Two men, one convicted of horse stealins
and the other of an attempt to commit rape
were taken from Houlton to the State Prison
last week.
The Times says that Mr.. I. B. Smith, vet
eran citizen of Houlton, cut the first bush or
the road (then an unbrokeu wilderness) from
Woodstock to Houlton in 1906.
The Sherman Mills "Voice," has received
sufficient encouragement to enable its publish
ers to issue it weekly, commencing January
7th next, instead of monthly as heretofore.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
In the Supreme Judicial Court at Augusta
the case of Anna NJ. McKenney vs.. DR., Camp
bell for malpractice was given to the Jury Fri
day night, and they brought in q sealed yer
ges assessed at $3.50.
Major Prentiss M Fogler of Augusta ha.
been appointed and confirmed by the Govern
or and Council as Register of Deeds for Ken
kebec County.
We learn that the Sprague Manufacturing
Company ace laying the foundation for third
factory on their property in Augusta.
The next session OF the Governor and Coun
Gil will commense Dec. 9TH, and continue
through the month.
WALDO COUNTY. -f.....-ss
The capitalists of Camden and vicinity are
making preparations to establish National
Bank at that place.
A town meeting, to decide the question Of
loaDing the town 3 credit towards building the
Penobscot Bay and River railroad, will prob
ably be held in Camden Saturday afternoon
18th inst.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The EastpOrt Sentinel says the town Of Per
ry has done thriving business in shipbuild-
ing the past season: Over 1900 tons of shipping
having been built there and small schooner
will soon be launched from George Potter's
yard.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

A NICE MAN FOR CONGRESS 1T is re
ported by telegraph that Butler, the cadet
seller OF Tennessee, now under Indictment
for forgery TO cheat poor soldiers widows ou1
of Their pensions, has been reelected to Con.
gress, the President having oroered his trial
to.be put off to give him chance to escape
State prison by again getting Into Congress-
argus.
We have had frequent occasion to comment
on the composed stupidity and cheerful in
finitud eof ignorance" which the editor of the
argus delights to exhibit, but we have rare
ly seen anything better illustrating this trait
than the above, Mr.. Scissors was formerly a
lawyer, we believe, and though he failed in
that profession through sheer stupidity he
ought TO know that a seat in Congress pro-
tects no man from arrest for crime. A mem
ber OF Congress may not be arrested on civil
process while engaged in his official duties OF
when on his way to or from the capital, but
his immunity extends no father. The Ar
gus editor has surely referred to the Sckes
case often enough-being naturally attracted
thereto by its impurity-to be aware of this
fact, even if he does not remember the ar
rest of Brooks of South Carolina for assault
ing Senator Sumner. Yes, Butler is mice
man for Congress-" to be sure, and the PRESS,
many days before election, expressed fer
vent hope that he might be soundly beaten,
even ny his Democratic competitor. The en-
tire Republican press of the North, so far as
we know has disclosed the same feeling. But
1t isn't necessary to be an idiot in order to
possess virtuous impulses. Mr.. Scissors is "a
nice man for an editor"
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15
War Notes.


| Thionville has been bombarded by the Prus
slams and the entire town seemed 10 be burn
| ing.
Bismarck has written letter formally de
nying having had any negotiations whatever
with tho Empress Eugenie.
The German liberals are opposing PROPOSE
ton for meeting of Federal parliament a
Versailles.
The Brussels Independent Beige of to-day
says that while Russia has alwaye felt that the
neutrality OF the Euxine was upsupportable t.
her she has never suggested revision of the
territorial arrangements of the treaty of1856.
The French authorities have removed the
boys and lights from the entrance Of Gaboor
river in their colony ON the western coast O
Africa.
One Of the tunnels on the Strasbourg rail
road has fallen in, horelessly ihterruptins
communications by that line.
The Prussians have captured the towns O
Isle Sur LIE Doubs and Cleval in the depart
ment of Tours. After brief skirmish the
mobiles whO were in possession of the town re
tired to the southwark.
The work of fortifying Lyons continues. The
heights about the town have been greatly
strengthened. The national guards are mainly
employed on the work.
An engagement occurred on Saturday be.
tween the gardes mobile and the enemy neal
the enemy with loss.
ELECTIONS have been held at Marseilles. The
best of order WAS ohseruad-
A battle ie expected to day at Toury. The
army of the Lore is advancing on that town
from Oreast.
An attemnt was made few days ago, to dis
pose of the jeff. Davis mansion, at Richmond,
Va. but with no better success than at first
The highest bid made was only $4,000.
TIE London Times correspondent writing
from Tours says the moral effect of the victory
near Orleans is incalculable. Reinforcements
have gone forward to Gen. Palladines, who
now has large and effective army.
Gambetta has returned to Tours from the
army. He has expressed his entire satisfac-
tion with the affairs at Orleans.
The announced intention of Rrussia to
break from former treaties causes mutual
distrust throughout Europe and alarm in Aus.
tria and England. The Russian designs are
more particularly toward Austria. The secret
treaty between Russia and Prussia will pre-
vent the interference of Russia in the French
war. A defensive alliance between Austria
and England is probable.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

MUslcAL.-The Lewiston Journal reports a
concert given there Thursday evening by the
Pine street choir of that city, which was large
ly attended. An old Portland man is thus
complimented:
The organ duet by Miss Lockwood and Mr.
II. q. Pennell-dificult as every musical critic
Knows 1t ls-was executed with taste and spif-
it, adding much to the pleasure of the occasion.
Mr.. Penneli is entitled to the highest credit for
making the concert so successful.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15
TO the Editor of the Press

The communication signed Democrat" in
yesterdays Press meets response in many
minds. There is among the readers of the
Argus but one opinion about the course Of
that sheet. and l understand that move
ment to start new paper that will represent
the decent part of the Democracy is in prog
fess II the publisher of the argus will sell
DIS interest in the concern for reasonable
sum inat paper may serve as the basis for a
more respectable journal,
ANOTIIHIl nra1nnr,
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

THE editor of the Argus says confid entail
ly to his friends that he finds himself in the
condition of the great Bengal hunter who
narrowly escaped with his lie from tiger
"Tiger hunting" be says, Sis very fine sport
so long as we hunt the tiger; but it is rather
awkward when the tiger takes it intohis head
IN h1lnt ne
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

OHlo.-A letter from Dayton, Ohio states
that the central committees of the counties of
the Copgre sslonai IS, districts now represented by
on account of the rejection OF the vote Of tbe
disabled soldiers, at the National Asylum. on
the following grounds: First. the State Of
Ohio Welded Jurisdiction over the terrirory Of
this National Asylum on the express condition
not be- impaired: second, if the righs is not rec
ogrized r the grant by the State fails and the iu-
ri,diction must of neces ity have already revert
ed to The State; third, the title OF the asylum
granted by the State is not vested in the Unit
ed States, but in corporation, and there is
United States on which to base exclusion from
the polls.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

The following telegram was received at the
War Department Saturday: 'The State ticket
Of Alabama is yet doubtful. The House is
Democratic. The Republicans have MAORI
ty on the joint ballot Of six.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

THE London Times has an important edito.
rial on the threatening war cloud rising in
Russia. The editorial in its main features has
the following points: Imperial France was
pledged more strongly than the other powers
to the convention to maintain intact the trea.
ties of 1856, neutralizipg from all war purposes
the waters of the Black Sea. Russia, biding
her time, and seeing her great antagonist over
thrown, seizes the opportunity to demand mod.
ifications. 1t is impossible to believe that Eng.
land will consent to nullify the treaty upon q
demand obviously founded upon the incapaci-
ty of France to resist such notification. Re-
specting the future relations of Russia and
Europe there are many apprehensions, but
the Times cannot believe they have any
real foundation. A certain friendliness exists
between the Prussian and Russian courts, but
there is no real union between the two natious.
The Germans would be eventually the chief
sufferers by Russian aggrapdizement.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

from the Bangor Wing that pending the prose-
cution of the Massachusetts claim before Con-
gress, the interest of both Massachusetts, and
Maine in said claim having been assigned to
the European & North American Railway
Co, the Bangor & Piscataquis Co. preferred
demand that in the disbursement of the funds
it should be entited-as branch of the E. &
N. A. Company-to an equitable proportion of
monies assigned for the benefit of that enter
prise, and it was finally agreed between the
Two companies that the matter should be re-
ferred to The arbitration of the Governor and
oouncil. The case will come up for hearing
oeiore that body on the 7.h of December next.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

The reports that Paris is dstressingly short
of provisions are confirmed by the dispatches
from various quarters.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15
M A b h 1 4 ID =.
ID L 4 ID.

In Cape Elizabeth. Nov. II, Mrs. Abigail, widow
OF the late Israel Jordan. aged 50 years months.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In Alfred, Nov. 8, Mrs. Judith Wnitten, aged "a
years.
In Dresden, Oct. 30, Mrs. Mary s., vile OF 7. G.
White. aged 4S wears months % days.
In Augusta, Nov. 10, MRS. Hannah. vile of Zenas
Percival, aged rs years months.
In South Berwick. Oct 2S. MIR. James Thompson,
aged 81 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-15

Notice.
PORTLAND, Oct. 3ist, 1870.
Messts. Jordan and Blake now ready to serve
their customers end all who NAV favor them with
their patronage at No. 2 Long Wharf, Shall keep
a full assortment OF Provisions Flour and Groceries
Quick sales and small profits is our motto.
nov1-3w JORDAN & BLAKE.