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ESIAWARZ! GAZSTTg.
AUTtK.LK. GoH.THOra.
Delaware, O., MarcIi,31,lS7t.
Citizens' Temperanff
Ticket.
Corporation OUUcern.
For Co",lD,n'
AaROW KViSH,
OKU VU.
Townibip OClcer.
.: F Tnutui, ,
St. E.. 6RIFPIS,
W. 15. I tHHV ,
FlUJiK U1LLKS.
For Triuann
TLTKSTEB LATI HER.
Irer Assessor,
J. W. I. ADD.
Far JatUet r tfce eae,
JOUX J- GLOVEB.
For Clerk,
Z.P.HiJIOm
' For ComtttbUi)
- gJLMV.n HOLLY.
'V O. CKASLKY.
tadepcaiot Camdldate tar Assessor,
ITEFHKS C. COXRCV.
Independent Candidate for Towiaship
Clerk,
JOSKPH R. DICKIIROK.
IBWI Of THE WKKK.
Forty-five million dollars nave been sub
scribed to the new United States loan.
The Baa Domingo Commission arrived In
Washington on Monday.
A. Republican member of the Legislature
was elected on Thursday, In Jackson coun
ty, by 411 majority, a Republican gain over
the last election of MS.
The Princess Louise, of England, was
married to the Marq nis of Lorne on the
SIM.
Bismarck has been made Prince of the
German empire. Moltke has received the
Grand Iron Cross.
The Impeachment trial of Chief Justice
McClure, of Arkansas, resulted in acquit
tal. -
Thpre are seventeen ex-Confederate offi
cers members of the Forty-second Con
gress fifteen Democrats.
. Gov. Holden, of North Carolina, has been
convicted and deposed by the High Court
of Impeachment. The vote was strictly
partisan. ,
The opinion Is gaining ground In Wash
ington that the Ban Domingo question
ought to be settled at one aud got out of
the way. Mr. wade Is pressing Immediate
action. The report will be ready the last of
the week. .
' It is reported that tueJHarpers have suf
fered to the extent of forty thousand dol
lars for Nast's carcicatares of the Pope all
the school-books they publish having been
taken off the list used la the New York
' public schools.
The situation in Paris is but little chang
ed. The government announces that it Is
now prepared to crush the insurrection.
Meanwhile the rabble assume more lofty
airs and talk very big. They seera to be un
consciously playing into the hands of the
those opposed to a republic
' Jean Lotseau is the name of the Parisan
who boasts of having shot forty-six Pros
sian sentinels with an air gun during the
siege of the capital, and who, In conse
quence of this exploit, received nearly five
thousand votes at the elections for mem
bers of the National Assembly.
' A Republican caucus composed of mem.
bexs of the General Assembly, Republican
editors and prominent Republicans from
different parts of Ohio met In Columbus on
the loth, and was presided over by ex-Gov
ernor Uenntsno. It was determined to held
the next State Convention on the 21st day
of June:
Baron Gerolt, Representative of the Ger
man Empire in this country, having asked
to be relieved from the position occupied
by him, has received notice from tbe home
Government that his request will be com
plied with, and the Baron will leave for En
rope early In May. He has been In this
country twenty-three years.
The Gazette commences to-dav its
Fifty-third Volume.
The next Republican State Conven
tion of Ohio will be held on the 2ist of
June.
The collection of portraits of Ohio Gov
ernors at the executive office in the State
Capitol, seems to be nearly complete.
The portrait of Governor Dennison. by
John H. Witt, is the latest addition.
The New Hampshire election resulted
n no choice of Governor by the people.
The choice of that officer now devolves
- upon the Legislature in which the De
mocracy claim a majority.
. The captain of the steamer on which
the San Domingo Commission came up
the Potomac refused to allow Fred Doug
lass to enter the dining saloon with the
other members of the Commission, who,
properly regarding this as an insult, de
clined to sit at the table whcie such a
distinction was made.
- - : . -- - 1 .
The new government loan is getting
along handsomely. Forty-five millions
have been taken, and the demand for it,
both at home and abroad, seems to be in
increasing. Its success will largely re
duce the interest on the public debt, and
by so doing of course materially lighten
the public burden.
' The Lancaster Gasette has been great-
ly enlarged and improved. It is a very
. excellent paper and we hope may pros
. per in proportion to its merit and enter-
' prise. The Republicans of Fairfield will
he blind to their interests if they do not
give it a liberal and encouraging sup
port. -.-
; Foreign bankers are now negotiating
with Secretary Boutwell to take the whole
' of the five per cent, loan not already
subscribed for. The Secretary will put
a new two hundred million loan upon
the market at 4 and 5 per cent, as soon
as the present one is disposed of.
: Mr. J. Q. Howard recently discontin
ued his editorial relations with the Ohio
pointment in the East. He is a gentle
man of fine culture and a vigorous and
polished writer. Some of his most
trenchant editorials have been copied
far and wide and have "taken a prom
inent place as well as exercised an
important influence in the discussion of
- ttAtinMnl mioctirtne - WTa tiricl ri!m Vi A
most flattering success in the field of
literature for which his talents are in
many respects especially adapted.
, The editorial management of ; the
Journal now devolves' entirely upon
Gen. J. M. Comly, who has a brilliant
reputation as an incisive and fascinating
writer. During the memorable State
campaign of 1867, when the suffrage
question was at issue. cen. Comly's
ring.ng editorials were the best appeals
for equal rights which appeared in any
Western paper, and gave the Journal
a. roost enviable prominence as a leader
and educator of public sentiment. The
position thus creditably wen will be as
creditably maintained under Gen. Com
ly'S management and the Joumaf will
continue: to be one of the best of wes
tern dailies and an indispensable vadc
necum lv very well-informed Buckeye.
The anomaly of a temperance party
opposing a temperance ticket and plat
form affords an instructive study. A
spectacle so unique is rarely exhibited in
the vicissitudes of politics. Just think of
a high tariff party denouncing a high
tariff or a free trade party thundering its
anathemas against free trade ! What
beautiful consistency that would be !
What subime devotion to p-r-r-r-r-inci-plc!
Capt. William H. Robb, of Marys-
ville, has been appointed Collector of
the Eighth District to succeed the pres
ent incumbent, Mr. Lee, whose resigna
tion was torwarded through Gen. Beatty
on the 13th inst.
The appointment of Capt. Robb, which
was made on General Beatty's recom
mendation, is one of the very best that
could have been made. Capt. R. is a
native of Kentucky but came to this
State when 16 years of age. ' He was
elected Sheriff of Union county in 1854,
re-elected in 1856 and in 1861 was elect
ed to the Legislature where he served
during the winters of 1861 and 1862. Af
ter the adjournment of the Legislature
in 1861 he raised a company of three
months volunteers and after being mus
tered out of that service served out his
term in the General Assembly. He de
clined a renomination to that body and
in 1864 again raised a company which
was assigned to Gen. J. S. Jones' regi
ment, the 174th Inf., in which he served
until the battle of Murfreesboro where
he received a shot which shattered and
entirely disabled his right arm. On ac
count of his wounds he was honorably
discharged from the service on the 1 3th
of May, 1S65. In the autumn of that
year he was elected Treasurer of Union
county and was re-elected to that office
in 1867.
In all the public positions he has oc
cupied Capt. Robb has acquitted him
self with honor. He has but recently
recovered from his wound sufficiently
to allow the use of his right hand in
writing. He is a jovial, companiona
ble fellow and of course popular. His
nomination lor the position of Internal
Revenue Collector was altogether un
sought by him, and its publication in
the papers surprised no one more than
himself. We are assured, however,
that in no way could the appointment
have been bestowed more satisfactorily
to the citizens of Union county.
We may simply add that the res
ignation of the present incumbent is in
accordance with a determination form
ed by him some time ago, and the execu
tion ofwhich has been delayed solely at
the instance of friends whose extreme
kindness made their wishes law. Further
than this we presume the public has no
especial interest in the matter.-
THE TKMPERASCIJ ISSTJE.
In iew of the general desire to test
the strength of the practical temperance
sentiment of this community at the lo
cal elections this Spring the Republi
cans, who have a large majority in the
corporation and township, have waived
all party nominations. Whether this is
wise or not we shall not undertake to say,
further than that we believe a straight
Republican ticket could have been
nominated wnicn would have been as
good a temperance ticket as any that
could have been selected and would
have stood as good a chance of success
This being the case the Republicans
have sacrificed more than any other
party could sacrifice for the temperance
cause. They have, for the time being,
laid aside their party organization in a
town and township where they have a
clear majority, in order that we might
have a square temperance issue. Not
only so, but as individuals they have ex
hausted every means of securing the har
mony and unison of all who profess to
be temperance men in support of a tem
perance platform and ticket. If there
is division among the friends of temper
ance the fault is not with the Republi
cans. If the temperance ticket is de
feated, the responsibility will not be
theirs. It will rest with those who, un-
alee them, care more lor their par
ty organization and platform than they
do for the temperance cause, and who
are now as a party organization arrayed
in opposition to a temperance platform
and a temperance ticket, both of which
they have had an equal voice in making
And this is exactly the attitude ot the
Prohibition organization as such. It
stands arrayed against the temperance
cause in as plain an issue as could pos
sibly be made. At a meeting held on
Monday evening last, it resolved not to
support the nominees of the convention
called at its own instance and formed 2
straight Prohibition ticket for both cor
poration and township officers. Rather
than give up its party organization it re
fuses to support a ticket which gives it
more than its share of the nominees. It
prefers to make war upon the Republican
party rather than make it upon the whisky
traffic. It lends its aid and influence to
the friends of that traffic instead of lend
ing them to the friends of temperance. It
prefers faction to co-operation j discord
and contention to harmony and peace.
While professing to love the temperance
cause above every other, it refuses to
make even the smallest concession to
promote its interests.
People may call tills honesty but we
have another name for it. People who
are honest and sincere are generally
reasonable. Extreme obstinacy is in
nine cases out of ten the cousin-german
to spite.
The election next Monday will be a
test not only of the strength of the prac
tical temperance sentiment of this com
munity but ol the sincerity of temper
ance protessions. There is no evading
the issue, particularly in the election of
Councilmen and Justice- These, it is
true, are the only officers who have any
thing to do with the enactment or en
forcement of ordinances or laws relating
to the whisky traffic. There being no
temperance interest concerned in the
election of the Township officers other
than Justice we presume voters will be
governed with respect to thm mostly by
their party or personal affiliations. They
may do so without comr romisinjj any
temperance interest. T.-.-t not so as
to the Councilmen andji stice. These
officers respectively make and ex
ecute laws upon which the good or
der of the community depends. If we
have a city ordinance calculated to re
duce intemperance in o'ir midst the
City Council must pass it. And right
here we call attention to the fact that
the citizens' temperance candidates for
councilmen were nominated by a meet
ing at which the following was adopted :
Itesohsed, as the sense i f this meet
ing and its nominees that. v. u are in favcr
of a strict enforcement .1 the prestn
temperance laws of Ohio .. .,d trie Da,.
sage ofa city ordinance which shall go
to the extent of the power conlerred up
on the Council by the laws of Ohio for
the suppression of the traffic in intoxica
ting liquors and the vices resulting there
from. That is the platform. What earnest
temperance man can object to it ? On
this common ground Prohibitionists and
Democrats have been solicited to join
hands with Republicans. A ticket has
been presented pledged to this doctrine,
and on which all parties are represented.
It is a citizens' temperance ticket on a
citizens temperance platform. Let the
temperance man who opposes it no
longer lift his voice in condemnation of
his neighbor because of his want of zeal
in the temperance cause, and let the
Prohibition leader, especially, who has
been accustomed to denounce the Re
publicans lor loving their party more
than temperance, forever after hold bis
peace.
The removal of Mr. Sumner has
opened the door to a protest which has
just found emphatic utterance from the
Granite Commonwealth of the East.
Shall we heed it ? This is the question
that makes the heart ot every Republi
can throb with anxiety. J. IV. Forney.
NEW AOVEIlIlsKJlESTS.
CARPETS! CARPETS I t
T 1ST ARRIVED the most beautiful
U patterns In ine city cheaper than ,ver
at . P. tihur A Co a. Come and see them.
I IIi:El OSAGE OXXAXGE
EED.
'OR sale at C. C. Chamberlain A Co'n.
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Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Con
rev A Welch was on tue 27th dav of March
dissolved, S. C. Conrey retiring;.
All persons knowing themselves indebt
ed to the firm will please call and settle at
once.
CON KEY WELCH.
Copartnership.
Delawabi, O., March 27, 1h
R. Welch has this dav associated with
himself lit" brother Edward, aud will here
after continue the grocery rrasin.ss at the
old si and of Conrey A Welch, under tbe
arm name oiH.cc. weit-n, wnere tney
will be pleased to meet all of our old cus
tomers.
8. C. CONREY.
Marcb81-3w
CITY CLERK'S ISEPOKT.
Condensed Report of the Clerk of tbe Incor
porated Village of Delaware, Ohio, showing the
receipt and expenditures of said village for the
year ending March 29 tb, 1871 :
X EC SIFTS.
Balance on band April 1ft, 1870
Received from Mayor eU
Lybiand
" ' Duplicate
Sale of Bonds
Refunded interest.
" " 8treet Assessments
fl,4& 78
4 W
349 S
15,04 60
14,409 65
8 00
9.926 61
941,270 00
EXPKMHTVSE9.
Paid Orders
Interest
Redeemed Bonds
Orders now outstanding
Trsnforred funis to Cemetrry account.
$36,259 99
607 8U
4,0OH OU
2,451 37
232 a
?43,4S7 48
KSCAP1TULATI0X.
Total amount paid out
received
Amount overdrawn
Add amount ol Bonds outstanding...
Total
Deduct Street Assessments unpaid. ..
. $43,487 49
41,270 77
S2,21 72
23,&3 SO
$25,369 71
10,837 68
Total outstanding indebtedness... $14,732 13
I hereby certify that tbe sdoto snd foregoing
is s true and correct condensed statement of tbe
receipts and expenditures of tbe incorporated
Village of Delaware, obio. for tbe year endtns;
Marcb 2th, 1871, and the present indebtedness of
said village.
rlT As witness my hand aud official seal
t 1 this 29th day of March, 1871.
F. M. JOY, Clerk.
X hereby certify that the above condensed re
port of the nuances of said village is correct, and
nereDy approve the same.
Marcb -ath, 1871.
BEil. A. LYBRAND, Js., Mayor.
To those
WHO WAST TO BUY
0 -A- S
CALL OX
J. HYATT & CO.
rpHBT slave made special arrange-
1 meuu wmi a .Liarge liourc rsu
Yuu can save on
Boddy Brussels 35 to 50e per yd
l apesiry to 10 30c "
3 Fly Carpel. . 15 u. 20c " '
Super, ingrain 15 to 24c " "
New Styes received every month.
Call 111 and see sum Die aud prices.
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Notice.
Auditor's Office, Delaware Cotjntt
Ddla wake, Ohio, March 2Hth 1871. J
TOTICE Is hereby- slvsa that a pa-
AS tition was presented 10 tbe Commin
slonen, ot Delaware County at a called oes
siuu, held at their offlce Id Delaware, Ohio
on tue zoin aay 01 r eoruary, imu. wnicn
petition was signed by Samuel Newhouse
and even others, praying for the location
of a Dlu-.h, Drain or Water-course in Sciotii
townsbip, described as follows : Commenc
ing in the lands of Samutfl Newhuuse, run
ning tbeuce a westerly course, throuah the
lauds ol James Kichey, following iu the
direction f tbe old run, iheno through the
tanas 01 uaviu r . tioats, tnence turouxn
tlie la..ds of David Swick. thence through
tbe lands of Aarou Swick., thence a nortb
eilyand westerly direction through ihe
lands of Samuel weaver, tbence a norther
ly direction through thelamisof John Wes
ley rvewnouse, tnence a nortn em-u-riy . di
rection tbnmgb the lands of Nelson Hatch,
theiice tbrougb the lands of Jobn Beck
man, thence on tbe lands of William New-hou-e's
heirs, terminating in the headwa
ters ox AXGDura Kan.
Which petition will have a hearins by
tbe said Commissioners on the 1st day of
my, ioi, ai iu o cioca, a. m.
The apportionment of the costs and ex
peuses of making said location is estimat-
at $125. And the apportionment of labor
for constructing said Ditch, Drain or Wa
tercourse estimated as follows :
Samuel Newhouse 78 rous $21290.
Farm crossine. 1 Flood Gate $15 $327 90
Jamea Kichey D 4 rod $373 10 1 Farm
crossing, 1 Flood gate $815 3S8 10
D. r . Uouta 84 rods S2S0 80. 1 Farm
crossing 1 Flood gxtetio 286 80
Aaron Swick 172 17-25 rods 653 60, 1
Farm crossing, 1 fi.kxI gate $15 668 60
i""" " -:& rods $16800
r wrI5 crowiing and Flo.i Bate 15... 183 00
J. W. Newhouse 67 rods aio 00, Farm
i-r.wiiig a , 1000 gate $15 330 00
Nelson Hatch 2o2 rods $811.0 larm
crossing, 4 r IIn.U gates $30 841 20
y . ucuaiuhu (iij rous wui) vu. i r arm
LTOKN ! 1117 1 f 1 IKi. 1 criilM8n JOA HI
xw BwauQMW roassi-32oo.il r arm
crossing IU. 152 50
Total ,
$3,507.80
J. F. DOT
if'
Auditor of Delaware Co.. Ohio.
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THE MUSIC BOOK
For the Toun; Folks at Home
is
THE GOLHO ElOBITV,
BY W.O. PEKKIKS.
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Music and Collection of Melodies for tbe
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H"1 JL'.m.'.8, K1"!?" 60 cents. Sent post
paid. OtlVERDITKOV i rn t.., ,!i.v.
Y m. 7ii .Broadway, New
- marai-tr
Valuable Property for
Sale.
f wlllsffer for sale, at auction, on the
X premise., situated in Biown town.hln. a
short distance east ol lha main rail road
track, and about 2.1 miles east of Delaware,
Thursday, April 13, 1871,
Eighty acres ot choice land. 60 of which la
oieaied, the remainder first-class timtier,
tnuu mi icurau iu, aiiu raits enougn to
make division fences: also at Uiauimi tl,a
and place, the following peisoual property:
4 work horses. 2 COWS. 60 head of iroiai uneon
3 two horse wagons, several sets of harness,
1 saw mm. ivans lmoroved, new), several
filougba, 3 new wheelbarrows, 200 cords of
8 Incn wood, corded up. toaetber with a
large assortment of articles too numerous
to mention,
lerins made know on day of sale. For
in.ormation enquire of F. Rnr?ley on the
premises, or ol the auctions, r.
r n,ucniL autuuibl,
E. C. Vinino. Auotioneor,
MarcbHl-2
1SEVT ADVERTISEMENTS.
SARATOGA " A WATER.
AS a morning; never are it is a most de
lightful, refreshing and pleasant drink.
It eoois all inward febrile affections, regta
laies the stomach, actinu aa a mild cathar
tic on all.
HOWE BROS., Agents,
marifl-Sro. Delaware, O.
STOE! STOIE!
DOOR . Wlsdsw Bills, Cellar Steps
Flags, Cisiern Covers 1 the rough, and
ll kinus or Baikllug Btone, fnruished at
my Quarry, west of O. W. F. t'ollexe. West
Delaware. Orders may be lef at the Gro-
Store ot W. 8. Little, Sandusky street.
marSi-om 0. W. LITTLE.
PI BL1C SALE.
I will offer at public sale, at my residence,
s. two miies soma 01 ueisvsre, on
Monday, April 10, 1 87 1,
The following property : 4 head of Cows,
5 bead of young Cattle, 3 brood Sow-s 50
Dead of Sheep, Corn in tbe crib, Hay in tue
mnw 2 tt'unnr 1 iMnf HtAnAQUUrr, Tools.
nd many otber article too uameroos to
mention. I will also offer my farm of ISO
acres or land. , ,
Term maoe k nown on day of sale. Bale
to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
JOSEPH SIX) I. OB.
E. C. Vnrraa, Auctioneer.
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1871.
SPIUXO
1871.
C. HIIXS & CO.,
are now opening their
SEW SPUING GOODS
COHPL8TB autsaa-taaasste tm GOOD
I4VALIT1K8, will be found in the fol
lowing departments:
Silks & other Dress Goodi,
Shawls and Balmorals,
Embroideries and Lace,
White Go ids,
Wooltn Goods,
Carpets, Mattings,
Oil-Cloths and Bogs,
House-Keeping Goods,
Domestic Goods,
Parasol & Umbrellas,
Hosiery and Gloves.
All goods bought for CASH. .
The LoweRt Market Rates,
m
O.VE PRICE OSLY.
Cash Buyers Solicited.
PLEASE CALL AND EZ1HISB.
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Report of the Condition of
The Delaware County
SATIOKAL IS A IV K,
at Delaware. In the State of Ohio, at the
close of business on the 18th day of March
is1 :
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $S9,857 34
V. S. Bonds to secure circulation.... 100,0(i0 HO
U. S. Bonds and Securities on hand 12,000 00
Due from Redeeming and Reserve
Agents 60,093 37
Due from National Raus H71 20
Due from other banks and bankers 6,631 77
Banking House .. 7,700 00
Furniture and Fixtures . l.otio 00
Cunent Expenses 817 70
uasn iteniB (including stamps) 73U 17
Bill of other National Banks 4,825 00
Fractional- Currency (including
nickels) 586 47
Specie Coin 34 75
Legal Tender notes .. 21,160 00
$304,607 77
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in $100,00000
Surplus Fund...... 13,749 56
Profit and L. ss 947 68
National Bank circulation out
standing 90.000 00
Individual Deposits 9.1,579 61
Due lo National Banks. . 2,377 95
Due to other banks and bankers 1,952 97
$304.607 77
State of Ohio, . .
County of Delaware.
I, S. Moore. Ca-hier of th- Delaware Coun
ty Na ional Bank, Delaware, Ohio, do sol
emnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
H. MOOttE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 27th
dayoi Marcb, 1871.
D. w. Rhodes, Notary Public.
Correct Attest :
H. Wiliuxs, ")
W. D. Hkim, y Directors.
B. Powkks. mar31-l
Report of the Condltiea eftha
FIRST SATIOXAL BAKE,
of Delaware, Ohio, at the close of business
March 18, 1871 :
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $95,272 SO
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation luO.000 00
U. S. Bonds and securities on hand- 800 00
Due from Redeeming and Reserve
Agents 79,44771
Due from ot her National Banks 932 81
Due from other banks and hankers 3t9 25
Banking House .. 6,000 00
Furniture and Fixtures 1.000 00
Current Expenses . 969 09
Taxes Paid 68179
Premiums 68 88
Cash Items Including stamps). .... 1.495 11
Bills of other National Bank 2,x24 00
Fractional Currency (including
Nicuels) 1465 43
Specie, vis: C-in ..; . 66 68
Legal Tender Notes 29,337 00
$320,240 33
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. .........
Surplus Fund.
I'roti t and lxss
National Bank circulation
standing
Individual Deposits .
Due to National iianks
$100,100 00
14,--00 00
4,471 60
out-
88,872 00
11L719 26
746 18
431 29
Due to other banks and bankers
$320,240 S3
State of Ohio,
County of Delaware, j
I, W. E. Moore, Cashier of the First Na
tional sanK oi Delaware, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to
tne Deal or my knowledge nnd belief.
W. K MOO IP f!iuhl.r
Subscribed and tworu to before me this
iiu uuj oi marcn, ibii.
A. Lybrand, Jk., Mayor.
Correct Attest :
B. Powkks, "1
B.F. LOOrBOITRBAT. V Til HWtAI.
C. B. Paui,. I marSl-lt
'Apples ot Gold In Pletmres ef Salver."
W.TTE1, AGENTS,
Men and Women of intelliarnee and enerov.
to take oideis for our brilliant, sparkllug
ana rare wura. ronrm abtuciosi at
Ready.
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68 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
March31-iw
SOW FOR LiyKRT.
rpHB inbinrlbcr ba-vlaar extetasrrel-r
JL repaired and luorouguiy renitea tue
LIVERY, SALE and FKED STABLE
Formerly owned by H. B. Welser, Corner
winter A urnou eta., is proviaea witn a
firat-cleu stock of horses and carriages to
wnicn ne resctruny invites attention.
He has taken great paina in tbe make-up
ui 111s hhjck anu proposes to ruruiso aocom
modatioua aiisurpassed in bis line. Car
riages new and ele aut, horses all In good
condition and careful drivers furnished
when wanted. Experienced and carefut
supervision given to the feeding depart
ment. Horses Bought, Sold or Exchanged.
And kept for livery or boarded by the
day or week.
mr-10-tf J. A. SALISBURY
nPCKGYE HATS
WANTED
at S. P. Shub A Co 'a. for which the blhest
market prlue will be paid. mar24-iw
' I 'UK hlsttxl
prlee paid ror HIS
JOHN W DONAVIN.
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ED. W. HCLIHIOIIDIES.
GENERAL IMAME& REAL ESTATE AGNET.
IrcilXAIVD'S BLOCK, DELAWARE, OHIO.
CASH ASSETS, over SIXniUJOlISDOLLARS.
NATIONAL.
Cash Assets,
SECURITY INSURANCE CO., OF IEV YORK.
Cash Assets, - - - $1,880,333 OS.
YORKERS AIYD IVEW YORK 1 -VSFRAIVCE CO.H
.PASYOFHEWro UK.
Cash Assets, : : : $868,933 03
CO.TliTIERCIAI,MIITFAI. IRSURA1VCE COMPANY
OF CLEYELAAD OUIO.
Cash Assets, : : : $350,000
PCTHAJ1 INSURANCE COMPANY OF DART-
FORO CONNECTICUT.
Cash Assets, : : : $770,78182
GLEAS FAIJLS INSURANCE COJ1PAXY OF
GL.ENS FALLS, NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, : : : $570,323 06
Insurance at reasonable rates and tosses promptly paid.
NATIONAL LIFE, assets, January i, 1871.
C&8Q on hsnrf and lb Bank
Hot. 000 U. ?- BotjUs, (Oosi) ....
$3S,0u0 Virginia State V, (Cost)
Dominion of Canada 6's, (Cos-) ........
Losdsiis First M'trtKages on RVal Esta e
" " Bonds and stocks, (worth $82,900)...
" " Otber Securities
Office Furniture and all other property ....
Present Value of Re-Insuted Policies...
Premiums D- ferred. (Seml-Annually and Quarterly,)..
- in Course of Coll. cti.m......
Market Valu- of Investments in excess of Cost.... ......
Interest accroed....... ................-........... ......
CROSS ASSETS, JANUARY I, 1 87 1,
AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICE, Difaktxkkt OP IsSTKANCE,
COLUMBUS, Fkbuuaky 2, 1871.
IT Is hereby eertincil. That the SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, located at
New York, In the state of New Yoik has e. mplied. In all respects, witn th. law of
this State relating to Fire Insurance Corupanl, ., .or tbe currvnt yar, aud has filed In
thU office a sworn Statement, by the proper Officers the eof, si. owing Its condition and
business, at the date of such statemet, (.Dec mber 31, 187U,) 10 be aa lollows :
Amount of actua paid up Capital - 51 ,000.000 On
Aggregate amount of available Asseta - 1880. 33 08
AKgregate amount of Liabilities, iex-ept capital.) luciud og rv-insurance 878.78 50
Amount ot Income for tbe preceding year In csb 1,755.390 b5
Amount of txpeudl lures for the precdlng year In cash, including $85,00
dividends, 1,733,551 60
In Witness Whervoi, I hav hereunto ub-cribed my name, anu caus
9XAL.1 ed tue Seal of my Office to be affix, d. toe day ami year above written.
J Ad. H QuDM AN, Auditor of Slate.
AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICB5, Department of Insukancb, )
tOLUXBUB, OHIO, JASUAUY 31 1K71. J
IT Is hereby eertlHed, Tbat the TONKEE8 and NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at New York, In tb State ot New Yo-k,has complied, in all
resDrets, with the laws of I his State, relating to FIRE INSURANCE COM r AN 1 EH, for
the current year, aud has nl-d in this Office a sworn Statement, by the proper Officers
thereof, snowing its coudilion and business, at the date of such Btatemeut, (December
31, 1870.) to be a lollows :
Amount of actual paid-up Capital $.5?D. 00 00
Aggregate amount of Availail Assets 808 933 63
Asaregate amount of Liabilities, (Including re-insurauet;)... ............ . k8u2t 82
Aino'uutoi iueoiue for tue preceding Year, 5i 9 022 84
Amount of Expeuuituies for the preoed.ng Year . 497,552 70
In Witness Whereof. 1 hav,- h. reunto suoscribeu my nam-, and caused
rsKAI..l the seal of my Office to be affix- d, tbe day and year above written.
L 1 J AS. H. UODMAN, Auditor of State.
D. W. RHODES, Agent, Delaware, Ohio.
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL, ASSETS.
Market Price.
United States Bonds, (Gold Interest,) : $110,250 00
583 Shares Lake Shore A Micnigan Southern Railway Cornpau 55.3A 00
2116 Shares t ieve., Col., Cincinnati A Indianapolis Railway Company........... 21.800 00
120 Shares Columous and Xeuia Rail Road ompany ............. 6,0u0 00
66 Shares Commercial National Bank, Cleveland Ohio, 8u0OO0
20 Shares Ohio National Bank, Cleveland. Ohio 2,000 00
100 Shares Cleveland Iron Mining Company, 4,50o 00
Rail Road company Mortgage bonds 25,00 00
r ..un. RakI KatatM aud Hiooa Securities. 20.770 24
Bills Receivable, .. 39.832 38
Sal vage and Personal Property - 6.o0o,0ii
Amouut due from Agents and others - 8,i28 03
Cash ou hand, aud la Bank,... j - - 47,49 71
$350,010 98
AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICE, Department of Insukancb,
Colcmbus, January, 28ih, 1871. j
IT Is hereby eertined, That the PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, loca
ted at Hartford, in tbe State of Connecticut. ha complied in ail rexpecis, with the
laws of this State relating to Fire Insurance Companies, tor the current ear, and has
filed In tblaomw a sworu statement, by the proper Officers t hereof, showing ilseou
dilion and buaiuessat the date ol such statement, (December 31, 1870,) to be as follows 3
Amount cf actual paid up Capital .". ... $400,000 00
Aggregate amount ol available Assets 770 i82 97
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, (except capital including re-l,suruce) .... 357 829 38
Amount of lnotrme for the preceding year in cash ; 712 024 67
Amount of Expenditures for the preceding ye ,r in casb 768,771 38
In Witness Whereof, I have i-e.euuto subct tbed m name, an. i caused
1SEAL.1 the seal of my Office to be affixed, the iay and year above written ,
JAS H. GODMAN, Auditor of State.
D. W. RHODES, A cent, Delaware, Ohio.
AUDITOR OF STATE'S OFFICE, Department of Insurance, i
Columbus, February lt, 1871.
IT Is hereby certMned, That the GLENS FALLS Insurance Company, located at
Glens Fall., in IheSia e ol New York has complied, in all respects, with the laws of
this Stale relating to Fire Iu urauce Com pan I s, lor the curreu- year, aud h-s filed in
this office a sworu Statement, by the proper OfTieers thereof, showing Its condition and
business, at ihe date of ouch statement, (December 31, WO,) to be a follows :
Amount of actual paid up Capital- -. $20".fO1 00
Aggregate amount of available Assets 57 32 iJ
Aggr gate amount of Liabilities, (ex-ept capital.) iuclu.tlug re lm-uram-e 334 287 09
Amouut of Income for the preceding year in cash 388.344 50
Amount oi Kxpeuditurea for the prcedit.g year in cah 2WS.131 71
In Witness Whereof. I have hereunto sub-crlbed my name, aud eaued
(SKAX-I the eal of my umce to De
By J. W. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
inarch-24-St
SEW 1-30 GOLD COAST.
Safe! Profitable! Permanent!
cr a -vr cook c cor
Offer Jot Hale ut Par and Accrued interett the
1st Mortgage Land brant Gold Boatds
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
These bonds are secured firtt. by a First
Moriaaae ou tbe Railroad iisel'. Its rolling
stock, and all equipments; second, b a
First Mortgage on Its entire Land Grant,
being more than Twenty-Two Thousand
Acrea of Land L, 1 eft. h mile it Road.
The Bonds are free from United States
Tax; the Principal and interest are paya
ble In Gold- tbe Principal at the
end ot Thii ty ears, and the Iutere-t Semi
annually, at the rate of Seven and Three
Tenths Per Cent, per annum.
They are Is-ued in denominations of $100,
$500. $1,000. $o 000 and $10,000.
Th Trustees under the Mortgage are
Messrs. Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, and J.
Edgar Thomson, President of the Pennsyl
vania Cen'ral Rallr ad Company.
Tbee Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds will at
all times before maturity, be receivable at
Ten Per Cent. Premium (or 1,10), in exchange
ror tb Company's lands at their lowest
cash price.
In addlUon to their absolute safety, thels
bonds yield an Income larger, we beieve
than any other first-class secnrlty. Per
sonshoidlnK United State" 5-30 'h ran, by
converting them into Noithern P icific-, in
crease their yearly lueome one-third, and
still l ave a perr-ctiv tellable investment.
HOW TO GET THEM. Your neare-t
Bank or Banker will supply tbese bonds In
any desired amount, and of any needed de
nomination. Person- wishing to exchange
storks orotbet bonds for these can do so
with any of our Agents who will allow the
highest current price for all marketable se
curities. Those living In localities remote from
uanKg, may senn money, or oiner nonaa.
aireotiy to us oy exprewa, and we win aenu
back Northern Pacific Bonds at our owu
risk, and with. .at cost to the Investor.
ror further Information, pamphlets, maps.
etc., can on or address the nnderslgned, or
Banks or Bankers employed to sell ibis
tuaii.
J. V. PAINTER. Banker,
Cleveland
General Agent for Northern Ohio.
For sale in Delaware by
FIRST RATION AL BANK,
DELAWARE CO. NATIONAL BANK,
DEPOSIT BAA KINO CO., 9t Delaware.
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Crockery, Glass Ware, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Plated Kuives, Forks, 8p.na and
Caatora, Rasors. rehears and Sclaaors; Chil
dren's rarrlaaes. Bo s' Carts, Wagons aud
Hobby Horses, St- p-Utooers, Bird i:age,
f 'lothes Wilhgers and Washing Machlues,
Fancy uooas. Toys, c.,
AMERICAN BLOCK,
Delaware, Ohio.
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PJLEiTlEi:TS. -
Arnllsnpplyof Hees, Steel, Iron and
-ur... w. ...... IT 1. u..uil.u. M ...l.u
Shovels and Spading Fork-, for -1 by '
ax. ij.01.111n,
De.. 1,. 1 tiaidware,
2 door bo-iow American liouae,
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171 FE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
THE UiliITEI STATES.
- $1,703,597 32.
SSH.707 74
45.507 60
6.747 -A
63 878 SI
339 886 70
81.000 00
2,5.t2 70
10.467 16
$1,592,307 49
j16.K5i 00
94 443 00
33.285 00
17 376 74
11 304 00
$173 289 74
JM,75,597 23
amxea, we aay and year above written.
JAS. H. GODMAN, Auditor of State.
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PUMPS.
EVERY family est. afrord to
a cl-tern Purnn onlv S4. Alao
en Well Pumps, aud the best Water Drawer
u iiw maraeu
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POTTER A CO..
Jsd Templar Hall.
At this Offlce we
have introduced
4ve us a Call.
city
prices for lob work.
POETRY & FACT.
"Puppies bark at the
moon."
Puppies bark at the .Ulna.
yKlua Ac ITIoou nhine right
along.
marll Till
Walclien, Clocks) and Jewelry
ivarainui).
OHS F. LATIMER baa, la (saaHI.
!-! sartth Hlaa - aw.Ms
Vloesof W. H. SEWHAL'L so lolla arid fa.
vorauly kiiowu In tlie City, and Is now fully
yrtipared to reoalr Watuhea, Cl'.cks anil
ewelry, at the sbortesl uoUoe, and Id tlie
uiost ari.isi.iu style, ah wun warrauteu.
Ulve ut a ouil at Uie Music store.
JUHW r. lATIMEB. '
JEWELER, rVTO. 3 VIL.I.IAMS' nDOCI.",
offers f..r the Spring trade
TO IIOl'SE3iEEPER,
a full assortment of
Solid SUrer and Silver-plated Table Ware, ' " -'-'
eoillsf 4f Tea siefn. Caalort. ...
. , . r ... , Cake BasRetii, Ice lItcler, etc.
Spoons, Forks, Butter Knim', &c., -,.,- .
. .. in solid Coin Sll er and Silver plate,
tbe best goodn in the market.
Silver Plated, Ivory and
Hard Rubber nandie Table Knives,
OP BEST QUALITY". . . ?
Persona who are fitting up for housekeeping can bny goods In this line very
low for CASH at - , .
TYo. 3 William' Diock.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
who are wanting watches I offer a full line of ., :
AMEBICAIV and ELGLWV ATlHES,
in all styles of
GOLD and SILVER CASES,
as low as the same grades are sold elsewhere. Also..
IMPORTED OOLDand SILVER WATCHES,
at itreatly reduced prices. ' '
WOSTE2THOX.2X SONS' ....... r
Fine Pocket Knives and Scissors.
Fine Wallets, Pi.oto Album.
Jet Jewelry, iold Pen,
Srtl Thonrnn Clocks, &c.
Repairing done as nsual in the best
employed.
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Grreat Announcement !
CALL AT
Reynolds & -EranKSr--
Regardless of former prices, we announce a , ..
(&reat deduction in Price
0 F
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G1TS'
Times are hard and tnooey searce. We invWe all who may want Clothing
to visit our Establish meot, while we assure sit thst we will sell at
LOWER PRICES and, BETTER fiOOOS
than can be purchased elsewhere. Profit 'SOLDS FRaNK
P. S. If you want a First-Plass
order, and at a Low Price, call at
uovi.tf
K TTTi rv'TTTTTTTTTn
are receiving daily tlie largest and best selected
stock ot . .
6
'IPflDBg
eyer offered to the trade.
We invite special attention to our tiock as we are
prepared to offer greater inducement by selling
Better Goods for less Honey & Smaller Profits
than ever before. -i'- '
Our stock consists .pii Par.of, r . ; r:
Domestic & Staplfe Dry Goods,;
IPLiVIISr & TJ'AJC'Y' D RESS GOQDS
in all designs and colors, IVotions ITIillinery &c, in
fact every thins that can be tfbimd in a -I,,IItsT
TLAS Bill a)I STOfitK.
Our norlinpnt ofCarnrlin; s. Oil Cloths, .Mat tin?
and House Furnishing Ciood, is complete, and we
make a specialty in these rmK a weiniend tos l
them at a less profit, and will give you a better bar
gain than you can get elsewhere. , 'V
Try us, and juage tor yourselves,;
IIVSIJRAIVCE.
SK. DansTln A, Charles O. Little
. have formed a co-partueroblp iu tli
General Insurance &
Real Estate Business,
under the firm title of DON AVIN A LIT
TLE, office No. 18 San.luskv street, up
stairs, where tn-y will te pleased to see
persons who desire either
Life, Health or Tiro Insusance.
The firm represent the following reputa
ble Companies: .
Union Central Ijlrc,
ClBClaasllHalasI Health,
Home, of Columbus, Fire,
Phtrnli, of HartK-rd, Fire,
Pacific. ot ian Francisco, Fire,
Vadsrwrlicrs, ol Ne York, Fire, .
Kepubllc, ..f Chicago. Fire, ' ':
- Csmmcrclsl.of Chloaao, F1r,
Merchant a, of Chicago, Fire. :
We call espeolnl MtteiiMon to Ihe fact tn
thew Companies are well etabllp,hl and
prosperous, and afford th- most arnpl- se
curity. I)0!AV'IIIUrl'LE.
Desirable Real Estate tor
Sale.
p.Mnn,.hAftMlra In nnrrhRM KlttriM
or Farms are mvitea , can. as we nave i.,r
ale most desirable properties, ot which we
name a rew :
A two-story Brick Dwelling, finished In
the heat manner and stvle. with es and
flzturns in everv rom, situated on '.he
North side or Kill street, itns is a new.
Jarse. convenit-nt and very desirable prop
erty.
Two two-storv Frame Dwellines. In ex-
c-ll- nt condition, very convent, nwy ar
ranged, and well situated, ou nprlng street.
A new twn-stor.v Brick Dwe'llUK. s-tuated
oimimorthfl most ilm r-iblfi streets and
neighoorhnodsln ine town, rni oweiiinu;
was .-onstructed with care, the nulliler hav
ing in ended to ru.ko It a family rssldeuce.
out is going, to leave imwii.
A two-slot v Brick .iwhIUdk. sttvintd on
Oris old street, north side.. This is one of
the nloest homes in the city, convenient
ana pieasanu
Also Dwellings to Rent.
Persons having property lor sale or rem
will find It to their advantage 10 place It in
the hnds of tins firm.
feblO tf DONAVIN LITTLE,
Fine Property For Sale.
On ThursriavtheSOth dav of March 1871
Will sell at P.ibllu HmIm. the Dro.-ertv now
owned and occupied by 11. Mitchell, atiua-
i. vu tie east si. io in Ln-iut rHreet in Ine
town of Delaware Ohio, containing h acre.
mere is a coturormti e uw.inun -rvoea
Ibereuo. This Is a very deslralih- oruuertt
loiied just witnln Ihe i lly limits anil Is
growtiia) n value each day. Thu grading,
,-avli.g and gut.ei tug are ll dtnie. rVirstiu
who desire a ctitu f-.i-i able home sud a few
antes ol IkihI will H..d It to their adVMUIage
lo XHinlu uu ,jii"-" . .
mr-lu-Ht OOSiAVlW etLIlTLK.
The BEST workmen only
C. PL ATT.
M II FJ (3-
CLOTHS & : CAMfllS,
manner,
FOR'
Fitting suit op i'lotbr ie to
llEiOLDS& FRANK'S.
GRMCERICS.
LL (ritods fionzht of usdellvend tree Of
A charge wiihin t orporanon nmns.
E. A. ADaMS.
A pure article of Coal Oil. cheap for cash
E. A. ADAMS.
f T IOHE8T dsn prices paid for all kinds
country prouuee, ADAMS,
ltrANVEII,
a hundred Ihousanrt
pounds of Buttr imnfnj y :
T A NTRT) one hundred thousand doaen
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S11 paid for wheat or rye str w.
. KA.ADAU3.
I-'ORvourpiirelspi"' ream Tartar and
Caud.es, cheap, eall at - - .
i E. A. ADAaieC.
EA. ADAM has lust opened his niw l v
lurnlsh d new Gr-s-ery, where everV
thing In his Hue can be had at much re
duced prices.
WK sell for eaah only, as we can give ou
g.eat deal better barasms thn otlt r-
Wlse. L. A. AUAMH, :
t SDlendld assort ment ol fresh fine and
i stt k Caudn-s, riuls, Oratiie sini Uni
ons, at b. A. A11AS1I ,
A futl Hlnck. of Cigars aud Tobac-o, ci.eai.
j. a.
for cowA.
E. A. ADAMS.
I A RUE lots of god Teas, at reduced rates
lj
for eosA.
F- A. ADAMS,
A
splendid article of Tea fo. on dollar
tier pouuo.caii aud eiamme. .
li. A. ADAMS.
IN h. Ill nit go.ls nn credit, Griv-er, are
I cotn peiieu t wa.t l.r su n a great length
oi uiu. lor iu irtuouey tual II Is absolutely
iieceHsiiry to sell ttit-ir g.sKls at a liitKet
uiarxUi than If they s II f..r cash, lls.-o.
tneiv MSon luust be a.pjrent t. i-v. ry one
wny at oawtrtea a cm-ii sysutai. aa mi
sr. D.it lu iiauger of loslua bi neb's, (
tnde aud they re untile,! mill also IomIom
tue lutareatou uiouey luvtwud. .
K, A. ADaMS
MarealOU,-' - .. , . , .t
I 'HE rep.tr t has tieerj mad to Uia iHt
I that we went lo so uitn-li paius a- tl ex
,M-nae iu uing Uiinur room tliatsi'S esi-an-l.v.
s -uis une must dsi Itir the same. u
ruuiur Au 6irti.n float that oustuuit.t-a wuul
pay lor all tills. Now tills Is .erta.til -i
error as ail enn testify who hae ouoe nee-
here and pi iced our goods.
MarchllMf
1'
larnre stocH of ptetnfir's, Mororiald' o
Mil Isoti's A oibns' I'low nn better 1
the market lor sale at lowest prioe-. -y
M. L. HTARR, ,
i'- DeaUr in Hanlware.
-ii doors bciow AurviiWeU isiu.
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ai.rt bu-i t th date of m,- h
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c-iing year tu c h 3.!)i'i,H -;
Aitum f Kjc (-etui i' u if lor tbe
precetUitif year o cunii... i,, is A)
In witnetiw whfrfni, have hr-reiitito ih-Kcrttie-l
my nam at.1 rrm-i i
REAL. teal ot ii ttrie to tie Hthnr-ti, tt
tiny and year ahov- wrtt-n.
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All I'olit ies .oia-I ci i I,
WO KX1 RtTIIAHUEInr I'KMAt! i .
IT H KI.PH T II K POO R BY LO A N ,
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PIIHMIUM.
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