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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-29
w. II. MULLER
BROuGHToN STREET,

'AND, Nii io-N - hEEl,
o Il Il n Il Il u T. IL e, s.. t..
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUI
Ill ply of Family Groceries.
WHITE BEANS, SpLlrT PEAS,
DRIED APPLES, PICKLES, &c.
Also FRESH CIDER, LAGER,
C EDDENBURG ALE,
and BOURBON.
Also fine lot Of DOMESTIC CIGARS.
Come and sec for yourself
w. Il. MULLER.
may 30 mar i'm
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-29

Call ut the Sign OF the Watch aud get
glass of Iced Soda Water We have
tried itapd can recpnnnend it,.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-29
f. II. MCKTNLEY.
j. u. MAYS.

No sub divisions will be made for some
time yet, us Mr.. DcMars has not re-
c,ived his books, &c, The arrangements
for taking the Census. when understood
will be appreciated 10y our whole com
munity.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-29

The following are the persons ap-
pointed by Hon Francis DeMars, Census
Tak"r for this County, as his assistants ::
j. FIELDER MEYERS.
W. T.. WILLIAMS.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-29

.hrnntuciTcr Of DoorS, Sash BUnds
Norr-Wc woul' call the particular attcn-
tion of friends 10 the above card p =.
ToALE has large Factory and such facili-
ties as enable him to supply the best work of
his own make at low prices. very large
and complete assortment always OH band -
his Factory, lIORLDECK's ',H., Moor
), ortheastern "aA:vud Depot, Charleston.
~ B.-or|lcrs from th" country solicited
ana s,r,c, 0'''T''on gall 80 shipping in good
order.
npl II ly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-02

We know more cf the resources of our
State than before, and are prouder than
ever of it. In some future number we
mean to give some items in regard to the
northern portion, and also in relation to
the proposed Improvement of the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers, for the purpose of open
ing channel from the Mississippi to the
Lakes -bound to be done, sooner or later,
and one of the most important measures
now before the people of the Northwest.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-02

THOSE RESOLUTIONS. The Mineral Point
papers "neglect or refuse to publish the
resolutions adopted at the railroad meet
ing held in this villagelon the 9th ultimo.
The Tribune editors think their readers
would not thank them for 4" devoting so
much space to such stale matters" and
attempt to give the substance of the reso-
lutions, but fail ! They speak of the
meeting as one of the citizens Of this place,
and tell what the "people of Dodgeyille"
are opposed to. The FACT is that nearly
every town in Iowa county was represented,
and that by some of the best men in the
county. sYy" It is not customary for pub
lie prints to refuse to publish resolutions
adopted by public meeting, when respect
fully requested to do so and the refusal
on the part of the Mineral Point papers
to print the resolutions in question not on
ly has a deep signi6 ,ance, but is an insult
to the men who adopted them.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-02

. s
gag~ Considerable money has been ex-
pended on the roads in the Town of Pu-
laski this spring, the road tax being seven
mills on the dollar, which some few have
complained of, but they are generally now
of the opinion that the investment has
been good one, as they can see marked
change in the business of Avoca. The
roads in Pulaski are how in frst-rate con-
dition considering the weather, in fact they
are better than any other town in the
county, and it would be credit to other
towns in Iowa county to pattern after Pu-
laski. The business men of Ayoca are
prospering and consequently are in good
spirits. They expect,a heavy summer and
fall trade, and are preparing for it, as will
be seen from the advertising columns of
the CHRoNIcLE. But strange to say, some
of the merchants profess to be doing all
the business they want to.
There are some new buildings in pro-
cess of erection, the principal ediice how
ever is very handsome Catholic church,
built Of stone, and when finished will be
an ornament to the place, and although it
is not on a hill, yet 1t cannot be hid.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-02

~ Over 5000 Cinnamon are on their
way from San Francisco to New Orleans,
who are going to work on southern plan
tation. N
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-02

A RECEIPT WORTH $1,0Oe.-The Ohio
Cultioator says the following receipt is
worth one thousand dollars to every house
keeper: b 5aa sn9
Take one pound of sal soda and half a
pound of unslacked lime, and put them in
a gallon of alter, boil twenty minutes, let
it stand till cool, then drain off and put it
in small jug or jar; soak your dirty
clothes over night or until they are wet
through, then wiring them, and rub on
plenty of soap, and in one boiler of clothes
we'll covered with water, add one teacup-
full of the washing fluid boil half an hour
or more rinse, and your clothes will look
better than by the old way Of washing
twice before boiling. This is an invaluable
recipe, and every, poor tired woman should
try it ..s.. s-,.....s ...., s.... -.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-02


The English Primitive Methodists have
discovered young Sturgeon in the person
of a Rev. W. Jones of Birmingham. He
was at their May anniversary in London,
and the Methodist Times says of him.
With natural delivery ofthe most un-
promising character, he began, and in a
few sentences impressed his earnestness
upon the minds of all. Affected with the
vast audience before him, and with his
theme, he soon kindled, and with extra
ordinary eloqucnce, beautiful imagery, and
fiery zeal, threw the whole assembly into
transport. His waving hand of appeal for
silence while he completed his sentences
was of little avail A frenzy of admira-
ton had smitten all, and tumultuous ap-
plause seemed only to be a momentary re-
lief, when an easy turn to the clock, indi-
cative of his desire to resume his seat, called
forth tumultuous cries that he should go
on He finished as he began, an address
which we cannot compare with any we
have yet heard, and which must give the
impress to this meeting as the best which
has yet been held.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-07-02
ruAKEN UP BY. TUE. UNDERSIGNED

mAkEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED
| residing in the town of Highland, on the 2lst
- day Of May, 1862 one red and white spotted
cow about years DID, with horns bending downward,
and also with said COW, one red and white spotted
heifer calf, about months old, which said cattle
strayed uron my enclosed lands, and remaining
thereon. EVER EMERSON, &
Dated, June uth,-39-w4*
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06
Stunts Nemtgfetten.

Bablberi1t. Sc naber Der Gntideib
riidte, beRo lebbafter uar Der 8ampf. @as
perlSnli9e Gerpenbuus unb bic qre6e au BE-
wirfen ssrmp9e, niats tlieb unssriu9t. @an
~ipieaelte ben tsmstratiiden @ablern nod in
ber lesteu G.anbe nrr, Minneapulis werse bure;
Gilenbababauten Der Stabt ct. Saul ben Stang
ablarfea, BET ResierunssFs perte serlest .per>
ben u. If. Gin Graser biefss glattss wurbe
losor aterrstet, ein 8lusblatt slei9iant ais Bel
laee b~edlelben su serbreitea, tsnen Snbalt nit
Der arunbIayi9en Yolitif bes u@anberer" TN
ffruHaen @iberipru6 fanb unb seeionet mar,
Qeler, beren Gnti6lub nod ni9t fet fanb, ab'
wenbis 81 ma9en.t Cine re&beitise Mbferti'
auna ienes ManEsers b~eleitiste inbeFsn iet.r
3weifel.' .ti ~@. -",.'.
MQein bic 3eriplitternas Der temcfratii4en
!Rrafte mar nun eiun,al bur@ ~einselne Mbpei-
dunseu bonn 5aupttidet ansebabnt 'unb Bate
ti.ieuisen Golsen, sesen tuelde Der "@antsrer"
wieherbrlt unb nit aler Gntiaieeenbett senaraI
5atte: bic Gaubibaten Der abt~rinntasn Grattiea
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06
&abel< Depef6 en-.

Naris2. Sc .-Dte yNatrte" Serli1.
ert In tbrer teutigen Mus9abe, .bab In ben
tirfilden YrpYtnien Mlbanien unb 6er5c9e.
nina cine .peit serawetste Gerlbwprune ent.
beft tpprben 1T. Sc tpurten Yiele Nerfpner.
pelde bartr rerridelt fnb, Don ben BebDr'
ben serbaftet utb etne erpbe Met9e Wafen
unb Munittcn NIT 8el1las beleet. 60
spiro teridtet, bag bic Resteruns spnSefter>
reid unb ter GIrfet Elm uetcrsinfommen &C.
trpfen taben, un1 bic Snfurreftipn s~entet1s
fAaftli@ III unterbra6et.
- Ole stabt Darts lit rubig.. Gs finb
bur9aus fetre @%ubefprunsen porsefcn,ntea.
Der aaif er tebrte mad Gompiesne 3urad.
Die 8eflrAtunsen Don nnruben baben f9
selest. .."> " .t'h ~
8raffei.-D Die Mbseprbneten.B ablen
fir bas @eprdfentdntenbaus seten ppt ld.
Die bts jebt einselaufenen Bertdte la0en
erieben, bag bic minifertete (r~abieale) par>
tel tebeutenb serrtngert perben tptrb.
6uyaua, 81. Sft.-Das Defret Der
ccnfituireuben Gprtes, wel9es in &eltstons>
Mn%selesenbetten Der Snieln Cuba unb @or'
II, Niec uube9renjte Tretbett etnfubrt, tuur'
be beute auf ber Snfel p~rpnaulstrt, urb III
ais Qanpesseies in araft setreten. Sc e.
Hart, bab Spanien BON Der aa9emetnen Sc
teeuns Gurppa's nno Der 9ausen @elt ntAt
3uriidbleiben fSnne unb fist bin;u, bab bic
ie Grmdsuns DOT, rm 70 grSberer 8ebeutuns
fir Die Mntiuen fet, neil fte In Der Ndbe et.
mes Continents ldgen, 100 bic &eli9ipnSfret'
kotf H,,~A NhR Neie4' nnerfnnnf 'Tpf' FIN
Giaa psiS ses ! Def n + ertiart, eas bte mtsis.
runs aus INSTRUMENTATION @teu1anb bin
bern rperbe, Elm Nmt gu befleiber. Da jesi
tein 6inberntb 1nebr pbwaltet, fl tpirb tpabr<
f4einltA telb in 9aYata cine prptefanttfhe
STRIDE sesranbet tperben.. -"
lMas ct: Dpmintso iino aterst. Sfentaa
NaGridten eihsetrofen,, trelae.bis gum rs.
| rethen. Gle NeDnlutipn bulelbft ieeuett
fort. Der amsrifaatfAe 3aufn,ann. 5eatdtA,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06
SO eItIib E s.

@aihiugtou, .. G.-Sn Der lestet 3ett
nebmen in Der 8unbestauptaabt @erbre9en
unb &ppbsismus III fdredenerresenoen1
umfanse su. ,@danotbaten, beiberea 9un'
Re Ginem bas 81ut erfarrt, fprne1 70 bdu'
ds Dor, bdb fetne SHUTTER ibre 1D4ter, ielbf
fein @9ulmdb4en, mebr aaein ausseben ~
la0en i9 setraut. Sros Der Dem gerbre~
den bdufs nadsefclsten CITRATE, beren go1-
;us i9 Der 3orn pes emp0rten golfes ni9t
bat nebmen 1a0en, ne9naen bic sdaneteaten
gu. Die spriee @phe weil't eeren brei auf;
weiee no4 ni9t IL Sabre a1te Mdb4en
paren bic Spfer Don Neser>@rduelt1atsn.
SAT- Yersebt tein Sag pbne cine @raueltbat
ber brutalen rSteiselafsuen," spn bsren
0csenwart bic Stabt serrefet 1T unb bic
man tierber lpdt, nur UNI, eeute, bic tbnea
an Niebertradt nod aberlesen. tur4 tbre
stimmen in Madt uns @arsea su erbal'
ten. Die meifen bieier nntbaten bleiben
unsera9t. Baet einmal Elm @plisif etne
Mrretur, 70 miro Ct Don BEN Gameraben bes
@awarsen seu,tbbanbelt, unb Der @rretani
i9m eatrifeu, ". |. ~. 81 iailbert bes
Correspondent" Don Baltimore, bic gu
ldrbe Der 8unbesbauptfabt. ..7,
Die %. Sobtenliie pher i%csenannte g.
~renrp1e 1T lpeben bon, @eneralquartiermet'
fer Meiss h%erausseseben pcreen. Gle emit
bllt bic Mamen unb bic Mneabe Der 8esrdb'
nieplase BON $4,000 seitcrbenca 8unbes
@plbaten, bic Bel @eempbis in Sennehee uni
Gfalanatte In 9ouiiiana besraben liesen
Die @ei ammt;ab1 Der int MiiTiippt>Matip
na1,Sriepbpf BET Memebis 8esrabenen II
bsinabe $4,000, tarunter 1900 Meserlei&en
IS finb so @taatsn uuo Serritprien nal
537 9teatmenter reprdisntirt. y ...m fl
@uf Der @e~nlionslife int g%eniloasburea,
befnben F1 1000 Marncn unb hter 100,
900 @nlpraae iAwsten nod Of: ...a
Netu Oprf.-gcm l. Sanuar bis sum ~
Oct. lnb bier 227,l47 @eripnenc ftnsewan
bert; $4,000 mebr, ais In ber @aralel'pe
ripse spn 1868. ~ '.t5.tf Hq:@t.D II:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06

tuarsn tueit ~entferat, ben @iss gu e~rriueen, ent>
.sesen aber Der bemutratii&en partei Rrafte &C.
mug, un1 ben &abitalen wenisRsns tbsilmeiien
Grfols su seri9afea. Das erfnbr man in
&amieY Guunta, no tas sanse eennufratii@e
Eidet bic, Mebrbeit erbielt, aussenpmmen 81.
.. Gaber als Gaubtbat fit tie9tsislatur, inben.
fit Jpn Der republitanii9e @anbibat Sol. Der
riam eepdtlt tpurte. Die auf Nebentanbibd>
ten 3eriplitttrten 5timrnen harten nnebr ale
binssrei@t baben, Gater bas l1eberseui@t gu
serfGahen unb fir &amirY County ,penisit Gus
stn heutides Mitslieb in bic @eisbsebuns su
ssten. 6 .lab frmit sewabl e
CUNT Senatpr-@. E. 8eder.
r gu &eprdfentanten-S. 81. Gilman,
@m. Cavern unb Col. Merrian,.
Gum Court Glerf-M. Mrmfrpns.
Gum @terif-Ssbn @raee. 81"
a Gum S9asmsifsr-g. g. l1line. rt.
Gum &esiFer Of Deebs-S. Main3er.
Gum County Mnpalt-9. officer. ~
Gum Gprpner-Dpetpr q. @uernpn.
Gum gpuntY>g pnnmtfFpner-S. @piel.
Die tempfratiiHen Maipritdten in Rana'
fey GpuntY fieeen BON 100 Stina men auf
bas Dpprelte bis .Se9s> unb eiebenfa9e bel
ein3elnen SteQen. Otis bat als Ganbibat
fir bic @puserneurF e1e 1T btefemgp cunts et>
ne Mebrbeit son 2053 Stimmen. Die erbbte
@timmenjab1 aber Sereiniste auber ser I'M.
befrittenen Staatsienatcrfele, Der NIT BENT
:3utrauen beiber @arteien beebrte ST. Main>
ger, Der NIT elmer Majprttat Don 52l5 Sttm>
men gum &estaer pf Deets wteberertpdblt
rpurbe. gerfAwtnpenb serins basesen mar
bic 3abl Der Stimmen, rslGt bas Senpe>
rensttdet unteriasten. va. I'D. 4s.
Slut Gonneri flag mar bic Nbf:mmung BON
10 Counties tefannt, mpna1 Otis 603O,
Mufin 1921 Stimmeu batte, lpn1it Gin BE-
mpfratil9es l1ebsrsewidt sun 2409 g tim'
nter. llnssadtet tiefss sunfisen Ste falta>
tates btelt mat jebp@ bic @abl bes ben'o'
fratifden Ganbibaten thinner fir 5tpetfelbaft
ba bic fpGter e%intrefenben @ahlteridte aus
ben ned feblensen @tGbten 'ba5 gerbGltnt
dnbsrten, Inter felden l%1mRaneen 1T bic
Minberbeit feline Mieberlase. .n ia. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06

't &pbIenIaser.-Na erubeu1 @ersnassn
.perten bic 2efer serrsbn,en, tab bel gurtD ubee,
it Spma, rei9taltiee 8ublealaser entbedt rub
tereits bur@ cine tetra&tide GAIL Arteiter
auasebeutet mert.n. Das erDfnete Bersmert
tpirb. nit Der nur meaiee Meilen entferntsn @t.
paul uut @ipur Gity 8abn u,itels 5&ieueu
in Gerbin tuns selest." Wenn bic Gntbedung
f9- bemdbrt, pirs bic pobltbatis1e Ginwirfuns
auf bic Geuerunsseinridtunsen in Miuneiota
auebleiteu. %, ... q,r -. ...~ ,..5
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06

nar tresen l1nterfitung Der &eppluttpndre
serurtbelt tpcrben, 9ebaneen aa tuerben,
wuroe aber fpdttr auf Snterpenttpn bergpn,
iuln be9nabt9t.
@plb 1T auf 1900 setiesen (adtsebntum>
pert Dollars Yapter selei1 81 Wolbl tpp<
bur9 bas papier9elb nod 11etr entrerttet
tptrb. Das Steisen tuurbe bur1 bas 8or<
9eben Der Mafler peranlaBt.a 8ie1e BON ben
ar9etebenfea tuurben oerbaftet unb Ser Nr>
NEE ees Generals Gbepalier 3ueetbetlt, tpeI<
der CUR gelaeeruns BON SaenteI unb Mur
@ayes abntarfAirte. @
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06
Is prreippnbeni.)
...1 Netu 4rag, II. Oct.
(unlieb s~erfpdtet.),

l q ? Aft't.-. q. lA11tSV VVsIfAssssJ ,EE. .... +ht.a
@ie lit elmer Der fribern Mumnern bee
y@anberer" aneefanbiSt tpurbe am 20.
September 3u Mew Yras bic benz ILL., 8ensel
semibmete Stride e%inseweibt. Die Gtnpet'
buns aabnt In feierli9er Weiie Der 9c4w'fe
8tiGpf tint 8eiietn bes Nep. y. &aopur unb
Der bp9wurbisen 9errn: P. @eors S&erer
10. s. B. ron Sbafppee, P. Musuttn @irtt
o. s. B. Don Gebar 2afe, P. Scbann Saenl
ppn Sorban fppie bes etbetmtfAen prtefers
P. @pnoratus posplnY Dor. Ma9 benz Sod
ante tpurbe bas Fl. Sacrament Der Sirmuna
AT 235 Yerionen aus ben Gsmeiaben Nem
Wras, ct. genebtft unb ct. SAp1afifa ct.
tbeilt. Da auf ben 2S,, September aud bas
@atrpeiniumsfef fd1tlo batte bieier fur uns
cine bretfaae, bSbre 8e%beutuns. Der bod
MITE 9err 8ii@of sei4nete bic @emsinte
babur@ aus, bab ct fe1tft bas 9o&amt CO.
1etrirte, afiftrt Don ben bp@warbisen 9errn
P. Sobann 5@enf a1s Diafon unb P. @eprs
@@erer ais @ubbiafon. Qesterer belt aud
bic beutiAe Sefprebist, in me1der er nit
ernften @orten auf bic @nabe unb Wpbl'
tbaten, bte benz &atbpliten int @ottesbauie
;u She'll rpurben, btntptes. Die bDbmil9e
@rebist, tpelde Der einbeiutiAe Yrtsfer belt,
banbelte spn Der Sdulb, bic Der na@ldiise
&irdenbelu4er auf ii9 label. gu benerfen
1T nod, bab Der Sanserserein Don Scrban
cine G1cra1meHe in elmer @eiie aufu1rte.
bic ein fdDnes 3eusnib fir ..ieinen Feib uno
tl9tise eeituns absibt. Mbweafelnb fpte1te
nnfer Muit6or. Dos SET wurbe bon benz
berrlt9nsn @ettsr besanfist uno es tenten
fA gu temlslben siele Srembe ein, wel4e
t niimmis uniere Stride far cine Der i9Sn>
fen ldnbli9sn &ir9en int Staat erfldrten.
Trembe unb Gtnbetmiide periammelten f9
na9 benz @ptteSbienfte 1T einem Wale9en
nabe Der Stride gu elmer %semeinlamen se>
matbli9en %lnterba1tuns, welae ront biefi,
gen bSbmilden 2eieuereit seranfaltet, unb
beren Grtrls Dem &nfaufe CATER Binder &C.
pibmet par.. c
Mm go. Sept. serlieB xns Der serebrte
BOOM tie Sberbirt. Muf Der @lhdreiie te>
fuAte er bic ct. 8enebtctstir4e, no er fih
etne fur3e 3sit aufbtelt, nnb na@ elmer An'
fpra9e an bic %serlammelten @ldubtsen ben
bifA6Ft9en @esen ertbeilte. @ierauf murbe
bieie nette STRIDE pom bodwarbtsen 9errr
P. @eors S9erer e%tnsewet9t, tppbet fpnte
aud tet benz 6o6amte bp9p. P. Spbann
@9ent unb Der Ortsleellorser (sus1ei9 pfar'
rer gu Nep pras) aiiftrten. Sc seret9te
Der sansen @emetnbe gu elmer b%eionbern
@enust9uuns, bab i9re Stride benz 81. Se'
nebiet 9%ewibmet, bur@ etnen @pkn bteies
srpeen Srtensfifters bic ftr4li4e @etbe
empfng.
@abrlt9 Is tparert idpne Sage, Der %.
Sept. far Nesp Yras, ber 20. @ept. fur ct.
Benedict. Die Grinneruns baran pirb fets
lit bet 6er,en Der Mttslieber bsiber @emein'
ben 1eben. Die Treube wuree nod erbDbt,
ais IS befannt %setrprben, bab ber bcdn'fe
SEER 8ildof feline bebe 3ufriebenbeit nit
benz @eife, Der III biefer @emeinesn berrfat
ausseiprp4en Bat. r,-- ."3.> a.}' .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06

Der @taatsi@uIfonb Wtnnefcta's
tetrast sesenpartis aber susi 0eiQicnen Dol
lars, na@tsu1 CT int 9aufe tieies SabreS alei n
I'M, uabe ais 100000 bur@ ben Cribs aus
sertaufhn @9ulaneereisn psrmebrt ppresn 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06

J. Ei{cntabnunfaIL-Muf Ter Wilpau-
tee uub 81. gaul gabn lief sprisen Mrntae
Bel Mtams @tatipn Elm Gra@tsus BON len
@9ienen. infplss bs1eu Sierssbn Wasen ger"
hammert unb cine Bride arg teidatist .par'
ben, ptne tab iser9 cine yeriun gerlesunsen
erbtelt. . ITO "
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-11-06

Setter 8eriHt. - Sits 1873, Gufin
5,l79. Stis Mebrbeit in 80 Guuntiea, b et
Gtertbeile tes !@taates umfedsnb, 1T 2,194;
Das eanse Nelultat nar Grsitas Mrrsen nod
niht befannt. -.:'' ~. .'... l. ,..a" . :#'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19
A JUDICIAL MURDER.

We print elsewhere, with unaffected dis
gust, the sickening details of a recent execu-
ton at Stroudsburg, Pa We recommend it
to the careful perusal OF all those who de-
feni that form Of murder sanctioned by the
law, known as capital punishment. 1t is
terrible to think that in country Boosting
not merely high degree Of civilization, but
of Christian civilization, such horrid human
butcheries can be deliberately enacted in the
name of Justice and under color of law
1t has been but few months since we re-
ported the equally horrible execution Of
four prisoners who acknowledged their guilt,
at Princess Anne, Maryland. There, one OF
the miserable wretehes got his arms
and legs loose and after frantcaliy throwing
them about, grasping one Of his fellow VIC
TINS STROUD and raising his hands to his
throat actually clambered back on to the
scatTold, whence jailor roughly pushed him
of with his foot and then deliberately kncel-
ed and tightcned the rope with his hands
This brutal scene was enacted In the pres
ence Of five thousand people. Before thai
day there had been but three or four murders
in Somerset county for over seventy years
Though but six or eight months have elapset
since, three capital offences have been com
mitted there, and several neatly successful
attempts at murder have been made.
The lesson is plain one. Capital pun
ishment is not merely crime itself, but b
chcapening human life, and making it les
sacred in the eyes OF the people, it actual
promotes deeds of violence frequently II
: suting in murder
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-19
Summer Sayings and Doings.

"A Saratoga lady correspondent says that so
many Of the women there resemble the supernu-
mcraries at the Black Crook and White Fawn
that she some times thinks she must be seated in
the parquette Of the theatre.
There are so many visitors at White sulphur
Springs, Va, that many of the ladies arc COM
PEELED to sleep on mattresses placed upon the
floor, and some five or six III room.
One OF the most fashionable young ladies at
Nahant wears ii hat which cost only ten cents,
and which she trimmed herself.
a seaside gossip says that Newport lady
has a ring cut out oil solid diamond, and said to
be the only one in the country Also young
lady al Cape May Ditto At Saratoga!
10 rent d Newport cottage this season causes
lar.e rcut III s!e,0OO
There are two hundred people at one hotel in
the Adirondack, and accommodations are cal
cuhted for sixty.
--Clergymeu arc the worst drinkers at Saratoga
III Congress water.
-. d.-gl.ted Cincinnati indy writes from the
Adlfopdacks that the whole human race and oil
the disease. Of the 1csh represented there this
se,son, Their IL delegate for every disease and
dtputati1u from every class, except the poor
and hle.-ed IA their lot-ihcy can't come!
The longest train Al tie Seventh Regimen
ball at Saratoga, measured twelve feet.
There /. ~ abundance Of we-dressed pick
pocket OF both s.xes at Saratoga.
loving #ilc al Long Branch--"Ihc horri
suri mahes ne keep my mouth shut Sarcastl
husband-"1nkc soinc Of ii home with you.'
a Saratoga belle wcars $4,000 worth q
diamonds aud delightful sprig Of Il bonnet tina
cost 400 II will take several millionaire
ring that belle.
. 1t IL whispered that The real attraction fo
. Secretary Robeson at Cape May, is beautiil
blonde the daughter Of General Cldwalladcr, {
c Philadelphia.
!. Natives at Saratoga call the racing seaso
& burglar week, and lock up their spoons.
i "A mother complains that she has taken he
two daughters to Saratoga for three seasons, an
"a they are still on her hands.
q President Grant has purchased HOWARD Pc
e ter's cottage, with three acres OF land, irontin
J. the ocean, at Long Branch.
h. Ii is said to he a historical fact, That the i
N dies at Clarendon Springs, Vermont, arc han'
soner healthier happier, make bigger strini
IN at ieu-pins, take longer walks play croquet be
u ter do n heavier amount Of Irritation, and punis
X more chicken lxins' than at any other point
As the known world short Of iendemer's Isle.
:, Saratoga is town Of ten thousand inhat
&c tants, and does not contain one public school N
ne one public library. go says Kate Field.
~ Appropriate dresses for the seashore-wate
no ed silk.
k This, we think, is piece of SANDER: ias
lg inuablp younp lady arrived ut one of the Wateri
places with twelve large trunks and her motht
w 1t has been ascertained that five of the trun
contain nothing but old paperl