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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

The twenty members to be elected are
six ia Alabama, four in Connecticut,
seven in Georgia, and three in New
Hampshire, Of which the Democrats
will elect probably ten, giving them
eighty-one votes in the House, against
one hundred and forty-fouP Repubd-
cans.
rhis shows that, while the Republi-
can ascendancy has been increased fla
the Senate, the tWo-thirds control iu
the House exist no longer. In that
branch it has respectable working
majority, but it can no longer dlctat5
its viii to the party, 90 the minority
and to the country.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
DENTISTRY.
Or. =. EnnOzs. DH.J. n. nOrr
EN- IT'S T RY
UIInYD


nRs. T. ElTIdONs and J. II, ROPP respect
i fully offer the1r services TO the public the
successors 70 Dunn EmmonE, at tho Old estab-
lished once, in Delaware Ohio, as practical Don.
lists and Manufacturers OF PORCELAIN, RUBBER,
and all kind Of work usually worn. Our unriyalei
sen, bling nature as to deceive the best judges
havIpR been in use in this community for twelve
vears. with Increasing popularity We confidently
Sxeoommend rs being unequalled in beauty cleanli-
ness durability, perfect In at aud all desirable
qualities.
Particular attention paid 70 hllings regulatin
, "a 0iAn5iHs 'A' -' ENMoNs & RoPP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

Diligence is the mother of good luck.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
j. HIppIe.

Teal ESTATE AGENT. once In Williams Block
th Delaware Ohio. Persons wishing to buy, sell,
orient FaFma OF ToWn Property will do well 70
give him call juno I4'6T-tf1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

WYAVING been associated with Dr. EalMoRa as
III partner IN the above business for the last teD
ole7sSIrs in recommending thom most Gkillful
and experienced Workmen. DR.. EAMoNs having
been engaged in the Porcelain work longer than
ny other dentist now In business In the State,
nd Dr. RoPP beng a graduate Of the "Ohio Col
GO OF Dental Surgery"
| Apr1p6Tf. NA &. DUNN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Or exchange for Western Land.
A ZINE RESIDENCE In the business city OF
"A Cardngton, on the C. c. & C. r. r.
Splendid bearing fruit trees, beautiful grounds /;
nearly 200 feet front by ESQ feet deep.
House Two stories, p feet by 20 feet, with q
kitchen a by so feet, finely finished throughout,
best well Of water IN city, good eistern, &c.
win be sold at bargain for cash will ex-
change for western land.
Apply to RoB'T ?. HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
FOR SALE.
ramanuaIl;nr

q ITUArED on Campbell Street, near Delhi road
- within q few rods Of the Female Col lego.
Lot 4K1o rods, we'll improved, eistern, &c.
hnouEe contains rooms, u entirely now, and
beshed for the most part in the best style. VIII
E4sold low for cash.
Apply to RoB'E T. HURLBUET.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
-. G0Edrfck's
DIR. John a. Little,

NFFICE At HIS RESIDENCE, Three doors East
u Of shoub Hotel, william Street. VIII attend
. any caIls-ToWn or Country lapr.25'oTh-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
Suttiun Salts Of Btal Gstatt,

ApRIAN n. MuLIER AueI3IeeIn n OTc
AUCTION SALE of 81 IALUAReL,,hP o n2 an. "a
,s,r he Rversde Drive and Pak and Oh fn b ~
Ssv,n,isyes Fortys 9TH Fihy fourth and ~ RR p r.
ths heir Of Lsou decreased Anil a. al
sri NI'" - ~
~ eek Al Inc Erehange StesrO0m no az risvanth and
piRsTsT4 lots south SIDE between Nie''u'' ~
Twelfth IA. betUsen Eleventh aad
TwRlFTllAvB "A lots southeast corner o. >, EsV
tIGiiF, SIS lots soath side Ne Q! @ ~
IiGHTY.SIXTHST-sloS lots norm sue wv '''' ~ " ~
Drive -. .,r4b side feete Of
"9s yyRIfrHAyR- lots side between Esh.ysgh'h and
htSGYR-3 lO,, side between SeventJiOuh and Seventy
fnhSs ,..--.-,,. ,-.... v,ut,. .ov.,,A .od Riyhtv
eg3,i,fifi .yE5 lots southeast roraer Of Fhy.fouht
RIEVENPHANE-2 lots north east corner 81 FORTY
ELEyENTHAYB-l lot west aide, between FoJ10 al" fi"
IS lots south side between Ninth and Ten,erlve
TFIYsXTHST2 lots south side. between Second ana lnu
49,. , On ~. 7p,ed C26D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
WEDNESDAY, April 81, 1850.
gu csucss.

Nry Gocss.
BLACK SILKS.
At GREATLY kEDOCED PRICES
will this srse reh SILKS fr
suits ad dresses which flf IcAne,s and bsnY 81 color
AID perfection o. nh cannot be eEcei ths cry LveTJ piece 49,
rsnted 10 we'll
Gro Grain silks At 81 81. 81 c. sisctos3@
Drap de france silks ~ 81 "a ~. ~ rs 20 ~.
Gro Grain Silks (doube sLa.nl 81 So ~ H. IS 2a
Real Lyons TAfsns at ~ 80. % 81 l2i TO 8! IS
Nos 90 sd lI4 Boy.ry.
LINENS AND LINEN GOODS,
FROM THE LARGE AUCTION SALES
Is to ~ per cent
Les than the
Cost 10
. All Linen ToEels at 81 50 per doI, worth "a rs.
FrnGed Towels, all iinen 81 "a doL. worth 80 IS
Linen Napkins at 81 81 9h 81 as ST. a. 81 So and upward
Linen Table Dimaiks ak linen. at sc 5. 2ic and 7Oe per
yard. ~
Satin Dsm,k Table Linen at esq., i5e zoe, up to oil 20
Linen CrssAes at i0e lle R.e lSe, Ice, and upward
-. hso, "a
White nsr'e Quilts and handsome patterns, from 20 20
and Muslin cuan the piece yard IN on qualities from
2je per yard up to 81 =. w d. fhltON
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
FOR SUITS AND DRESSES.
We opening daily new and hesh styles - ,
We viii MONDAY large assortment efumpne ueod
purchased at the few daTs commencing
W. X PEYToN
Nos 2T2 and ia Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
Auttiun saIts Of Stal 6stst..
=
Ann1ln Ill MILLER. Auctlopel

H. MILLER AuctopeeT.
4 UCTlON SALE of 40 VILLAGE PLOTS
N and TWO COTTAGE HOUSES stpsed a. Rye Point Milton
Ws,isheser CountyADRIAN H. MULLER p K WILKINS co
will eel at ncion WEDNESDAY April ~ 81 u O'Clock at the k
sbsne ssroo No III Broadway tie valuable property known
RYE or Wsnuehis Point situated at Milton WesieGee County
NYok This nroper line Of the Etwiork and RewHs
ven Railroad Eve minutes from NeWi9r which time will
he the Harlem and POrchestst Road
completed be surveys for which are finished sod The capital s1
shd aud The depot Of which will be within quarter OF mile Of
hs property There property the lower seetonot Weehee
that oHeT natural aivan
tsss or suburban residence, Bounded o. side by Milton
oT and on the Long Island Sound with fne drainage
extremely healthy position its facilities for
bgtlipg boating fishing uneQuhed having water front OF
male II also within oneqaaer Of mile Rye Beach 80
Justly great advantages for bathing The Boue
line of The Oh Boston Road within ha mile Of ne
prope making aud beautiful drive for those wishing reach
SeWYork private The present has expended
over $4,000 building roads planting es and bsEDg the prop
The point Of ts containing seventeen
covered with large and luxurious e<osh Of oak and u most
admirably adapted for hotel On this point dock has
built cost exceeding S509n and which the best
dock in the township There the property and saos
abu Cottages having Of the conveneuee OF ev houses
Stable Gardeners Cottage Henuery &c These hops are res M
immediate oeenpsDoY Dunbef Of photographic views Mfen rom
dfent points the eEtate the ONCE OF we Au
and which viii give in small degree, some idea Of We naa
beauties OF the property To those wishing purchase
ery either for investment improvement thi sale vi" 0a ~
usual inducements - en-,
Maps and Guide Maps the Oee Of the AueOnesr' No e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
dnOtius Of 3anhrupttr.
UNIT Ell

IN tho DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
L STATES for the EAsrERN DISTRICT o. iINNsfLvANAi
JOHN COTTON Of Phisdelphh bankrupt la,lns ~
lao st2 eock D. NJ william Meiicinel No s wa.
4, de CITY Of PHILADELPHIA that tic examination t ID said ha
% MAJ be asi.bed The REGISTER viii certify WHITTIER ilg bankrupt hsi
40 M, duty aclug viii also be bad GA wednesday ne "a
Inr 1863 before at Philadelphia h ~ ocorA i
I'm Interested may show Why tie said bankrupt thoad
not be discharged 49, ., -, c.t,.,- -. ,t. ,,i his
and the seal lheTco al Philadelphia Ne ti R "
% Wfit a II lpGJ q. Il. Fox, CLERK.
Attest; Vim AQAIlcnAEL RePasek A%tAftz'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
j. JOHNSON, jE. Auetoneer
by JOHN SON g. MIL j. ER,
II

RY JOHNSON g. MILLER
REAL ESTATE BROkhESS.
No CEDGRsE. hEy'loRK.
CITY Residences Stores Lots Country Seats aud I ooug soa
,sS sTcsns IosaS Auction Sales Of Furniture &c
TUESDAY, April II.
at u O'clock at CITY sALBSRoOM tfleniS BnISingh
~ No I6 COURT-SE, BROOKLYN. -
BY ORDER OF THR SUPRBMB COURT,
Under the direction Of
FREDERIC A. WARD, esq, Referee
DESIRABLE LOTS in separate lots small parcels together with
aeed thereon. belonging TO the
~ ESTATE OF GkORGB WHITE deceased
Finely situated in the
EIGHTEENTH WARD BROOhlYN =. =.
on Flushing Evergreen and Centralave Cook Vare Moore Mar
shah White Center George Prospect Forrest Rock Boe Thames
G!attaB and MoIgansS
Terins 60 per cent may remain mortgage -. .
Tor further particulars epTy f. W. BURKE ESQ., Phnuns AT
For Mans Sppy 10 JOHNSON MILLER no. rs EGsssu Y,
WEDNESDAY, April %,
O'clock SalegrOOm, No III BoaeWsJ,
ABSOLUTE SALE
Two lAcre VILLA FARMS With FARM HOUSES and 0UTBUlLD
INGS, situated in
JAMAICA L. l.
AO'"H F'' TIE LREK PARM
staste the most desirable The limit o. TIE village
oJamac surrounded with f class villa residences Owned h
level with gentle unduous and the location healthy The west louse
contains garrett cellar The east dwelling rooms and
cellar veTyrge The land all under hgn state OF
cultivation The property only oneeiKhn OF mie rom WIZ"
South Side Railroads Park WAY between the Farms 20 DO man
entrance the villa Park IL the The yearly eopua
ton Long Island and South Side Railroads to Jamaica 80 per
saEuD. TiGe from FERRIES o1iy 50 I minaies
Maps nt Offices Auctonee No. IS Nsaust N " aud No. s7
MOntsgueSt. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

A pDnNN y GT0NE English DaSemcn
"A H0rsP bson y urnshei With every eonvenetee 10 In
r,,te family for II months s4oO mouth APP
o. ~ preaisss 70. Zf7 Wet F0urteehihst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

| ADEIlN H. MULLER, Auetobeer
| DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable COUNTRY

ADRlAN IT. MULLER, AncionteE = =
DEREMPTORY SALE OF valuable COUNTRY
SEATS Hudson RIVER fouke by Oer q the Supreme
Court in partition: estate q William BoTer deeeasedADhihS H.
MULLER r. WILKINS Co. will sell a. auctOs, TUESDAY
Ap o. the Getty onse, lonker ~ order %
supreme under the direction Of John jenkins Referee
100 ACRES LAND Westehr Comfy u mss n0h
Of depot both sides The AeSlOrk ane Albany Post Road
extending u1.on RTr known the property Of the late
William Domer Tbs almost the last piece o. b9improed property
River between NewlOrG and TsrTOrn II
o beautifully located commanding magnificent yeEs Of the Hudson
nearly 80 niles and Eumber Of elegant building ttes 90
the PROMISES large substantial dwelling house barns stables and
other oltbnidngS. IL vii be sold N plots - -. 49,
Of sale liberal EDWARD WELLS Pl1intis ANY,
or vii be sent bS IasH II de,irsd (a274
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
A. Jcrssn.1. Au,.iouer--oaos No Finest

4. JorRNEAY, Auclloutsf--VllVV4' " -
UCTION SALE of handsome HOUoEhO .L.(
~ FURNITURE rosewood PiANoFokIh' lDu'.' - ~
- ul, cARPETISG &c. Ge owner going to Europe. on
THURSDAY April D. at l0 o'clock, at the private no
a wet For,yevsnt Rosewood paor suite in crimson ana 'an
~ rosewood eisgere center tables black WsiH' suite
IN gay reps rosewood library bookcase AaO''sf ana g 'A
,sss and stand elegant curtains velvet carpsng
k walnut add gilt mAbeop dressing bureau aud bedssd rosewood
iop dressing bureaus and beesdS superior eufled hair mat
~ sutel ornaments Brussels arpeng eleEsnt msTbeop oak
49, handsome mAbogany table. slvrpated china
ssare elery spreads bs1k sewing maene Kitchen ueDa &c
C.ts,sgaes Al aRcuontes Ohce, aud ON the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

JAMES MILLER will SELL a. auction By order Of Truees over
go rsase CITY lots the neb0hood Of the West Elizabeth
E,tor Of the Central EsOd ~ the City Of Eh1sbe
Tie the eligible offered Tor sale n kabsih beng
o. hh our the iumedse ohood VI The new station al
Ersbh; JeeyAve which tie ffhave Of Tabeih y berg
directly through this properly Trans nan nearly ereIy 10 u-
ues with elegant 81 tine than from Wast to Ibrtfn-
T There point Of EwlOk which Offers 20 many induce
ueps 70 persons home Elizabeth It's OF easy
frequent rapid tfan and delightful place to i've IN
Of fne society schools eiurohs gas water
vepaed shaded with old elm trees anc possessing tae com
bne attractions Of old eitJ. with Suburhsu privileges
shown IN the aaueIed diagram are 70 be SOLD
hoi N-pA alo IuI'ni ~ NJ MILLER No % Pfpert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

Two L.ET-At No. Gl5 Broadway over Mealios
u,t e,or, ~ se second FLOOR including GTe connecting
coma AUpg o !. u " EST the pItgiae&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21

a Il il-yipgtOn on Hudson.--IO LEI, furnished
"A s rls 6 ~ eorareous RESIDENCE n Dr. CARROLL DC
HAN s age garen stable etc within two utse walk Of depc
tnQu!re Of Il. KEILOGG, No s. Ceder-st, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
2,niisiru.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
.ted the anadhsic Of nitrous oxide admlsSf
II noys rauuer. 20 nohng bat EXTRACT TkhIii ana 20 VS. s
VIT6r PAE-to 2)00 palouh testify Bee hsif names Wv
oG,s no 10 Cooper nstiae
T1IRST- CLASS DENTISTRY within reach OF
II a., EPROt'LL ani PARMELEE, Deulisti 81 No. 81 boe
cy Of Kiaths, win insert teeth Ia ihe bes msnne a,
.I scs uut Jay Teeth filed and saved ier'n ei',a'
] IA fsr 81 or the 6s SD 20 cents Tor eaeh NJ
WI r Tao Dollars that stch be doHe A. Nfnl HS' wv
n Iieis Hau.a nbirIaye, SpiLaGsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
sous,s ARD Gums a1anttS.

JYyANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE in
w sb Orange Stable required the Premises Adde'S Box
go3i Ecw.York PostOhee
IJANTED-FOr. term of years-A BULk-
w HEAD or par; Of PIER covered on TIE North Ks5 De-
,e de Ettery stl thambest address J. H. Boz No H. Il u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
LKWIs T. WooD, AuetouesL .
DYA.D. MELLICK, jr., a. BRO, AuctiOneers
and Dealers In Hsw-Jcsy Real Esiate, No &c Finest, N y
THURSDAY. April 20. at IL L.,
the premises,
GREAT SALE OF lo0 VILLA PLOTS

bsr and grounds comprise Cran located
Oh the Central Railroad Of Newsy ~ minutes from The New
e Railroad frequency OF trains IL luxurious
cars costly sOnS and eet management snu pre-
eupeut among ct the CITY OF NeNios
special will leave the foot Of Lberyst at II q IN on 'hs cay Of
bonutiul collation. will be served before the sale
railroad aud paTNeuArs apPV AZ we
oTce o ths Auetiobeers. No &c P.nest
T. PLITT STR11roS, Aucione,r.
DY BELLAMY, STRATTON g. LlVlNGS-
I'D TON, Austouesrs and Real Estate Brokers,
No. II PIne.st, n T.
POSITIVE SABDy order Of the Supreme Court 1det tb
room No Ill Broadway NJ T. at u O'clock L. Of IHUhsDAl Ap
20 1862 ~ -o,.,,,e ,-r,,
This celebrated Resort and eNc Grove CONSISTS of u acre'
oflsn5 ocs Of e from steamboat udug ADD Railroad dspo
at Flusbrg L. by JacksoI.aye from Tint, iOntht
Pe and ore On the grouud and 90 an e
Walton the Of Flushing Bay Is large hotel viii
10 dancing picnic purposes This the most desirable etclr
tie vicinity fEewlork Purchasers viii Cad
this opportunE For further Paeaa apply at The
oaee Of the Aueiioueers No. il Priest n y.
DARTITl0N SALE of desirable REAL ES-
TATE City Of Brooklyn Gate Namsburgh), belonging "a
the Of John Fer deceased consisting Of valuable dot
sy on the vest WstsT between Grand and North Hfts
and extending Es River with buildings thereon suitable for
dsey nauuie,o Also the large eTstcs brick dwelling house
on South Tbrst between Fourth and Fhsts formerly the residence
PEASB ESD With lots land Also the tfeestory
brick dwelling South second and FGh
2story brick dwelling eide q Fhh
South SecoDiA Also The three ieeory
Cling side Of Fstft bveca Or
and North Fstss extending through NaierEt viii be foj Ai
Public SATURDAY April H. 1862 o. II O'Clock al The
Sasoom Of COLI MURPHY No 81 Fulton y oppoio Ne CITY
South SetentbsL GBORGB THOMPSON No 81 Fourth d.
& ID. l. MEEEER, No 50 South seyeuhSt, Williamsburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
agttiurts anb 5il,tiinss.

gtturts anb yl,ftinss.
A FAIR will be held by the Sunday School
81 he Cburrh ofhe Aioneueut the home Chapel No % East
sws,,,pistsst TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY Apil ~ and 81.
tn i3 M 10 10 7. ~. hlmitiance 10 cents
CTEINWAY HALL.
- A'' IgCFURES POR GIRLS AND DOY2
- SAVAGE LIFB UNDER THk EQUATOR
WILD BEASTS AND WILD MEN.
Mr. PAUL u. DU CHAlLLU,f
~ Equatorial bfcs (uor 81 those popular books r
80 I'm, gtodes " the Gorilla County and VITA ls USaer Tue
~ will deliver hfes ahernDGu ecurt Tor
hf1''V TIlR GIRLS AND BOYS OF nEW-YOKN,
s,.lsv,y Hal illustrated with Maps Diagrams. War Cubs aud
"liV '1'S' LECTURE L-FRIDAY. APRIL p.
s.. The Goda AID other Wild Beasts Of Equatorial Atiel
S""''' - LECTURE IL-TuESDAl, APRIL III
erhi.ct The Canuba Trbss-os they Live thew villages ana
reslseloe among them. -, -, .,,,r,,,, ,rn,, a,
~, ~ ,r = -ol ier0l rsbS discovered by Mr. Du Cbsiu
saRR, gy, iEpGIS Ar PRECISELY THE DOORS WILL
NNN' ''N OPEN Af3
Ticket, for the course Is centii lssa ticket % cents r. -,
Tct Eau be had StcussT s Sclmcrs music store NO ~
ura' Csswe MACK BrosdSayi Wa fopd No 81 Broad
- Pete,.'s No. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
gourA uuo 9Oums.


BOARD for limited number of persons can
he obtained al Orans. EewJersJ with good accommodations
large commod house With pss Ad good Ions ts
ues b hne grounds and good sabag sccnmoioss Ad" IT,
IL J., Boz No i07 Tribune OMee
OS EAST NINTH-ST, between Broadway
pbsD and University psePlesiAbt suite single ~h
nute table. Reference required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build

TTO LEASE--North Shore, Staten Island, one
mile from F.ciofyrlo Lsndng, gentmt5s 0O.NIhi
DYS1R ro1Dletely ara handsomely fuIs1ed 10 To9m M
vebirns 81 city house 10 TO 30 acres OF aa fa' o. az t hb H.
psrdens sta. carriage WITH rtan OF water Droukn Le
Grounds App,y 70 THEiPs FALLOH Co.. No. " fIaes@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21
81 yi.

A FACTORY to LET-Buildings Nos. 90, ",
~ "a Capro-,t WITH shahing and Is engns v
bss og-lhe separately, rooms With steam power Apply
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-07

1 gates selected by the Quarterly Conferences
will meet at the same time and place with the
Annual Conferences, to elect delegates to the
General Conference.
Edward b. Ketchum, the forger, who q few
davs since was brought from Sing Sing to New
York city on writ Of hGbeas corpus, and his
| discharge demanded on the ground Of alleged
informalities In the sentence, has been remand
| ed to prison by Judge Barnard, and the writ
dismissed, for the reason that the prisoner
himself was opposed to the proceeding, and
| believed his punishment just and merited and
that he has no wish to cheat justice by escap-
| lug through n technical defect. He preferred
to pay the full penalty OF his crime, already
nearly expiated, unless his prison door be
unlocked through executive clemency. The
effort for release had been made by the friends
OF the prisoner, and the question was whether
pure, naked confession. without complaint
| or indictment. is sufficient TO send man to
State prison, and keep him there for term OF
years. The prisoner, it will be remembered,
was sentenced by Recorder (now Governorl
Hoffman, on the 3Oth of December. 1866, for
! a term of four years and six months. he having
pleaded guilty to one Indictment. Several
| other indictments we've found by the grand
jury, and. OF course are still hanging over him.
"A correspondent of the San Franci SEQ Bull
letin gives long and interesting account of
the lepers' settlement on peninsular Of the
lslard Of Molokai. The place is very difficult
OF access, and when G leper has once been con-
Quoted thlther he never returns. The settle
ment was established little moro than three
years ago, aud during that time three hundred
and seventy lepers have beon cared for, Of
whom eighty-four have died. OF the two hun
dred aRd eighty six remaining cases are per-
sons ranging IN age from six to eighty years.
and the term of their afllction varies from less
than one year to fifteen years. The hush lnds
and wives Of those stricken with leprosy fre-
quently 1--we with them and often for o long
time without contracting the disease. The
sick are generally quite cheerful, for, although
they are aware that their cases are hopeless.
leprosy Is painless disease and all their
senses become so benumbed that they lose the
feeling OF self -loathing which one would sup
| pose they must have IN their horrible cond-
| ton. The correspondent describes the scene
| in the hospital for the worst cases with almost
nauseating particularly, but it is only neces-
sary to imagine the most loath some condition
OF the human body to understand what their
condition is. Once the lepers gave grand
| ball, which. as here described, was q most
Rhastly ynockery of pleasure
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-07
Reviews.

sTRETToN. A Novel; by Henry Kingsley. New
Book House. - ~.
The style of Mr.. Kingsley is rugged and
rough without being strong, and we fail to
find in his spasmodic and jerky literary
method an evidence Of nervous force
which only permits itself to be unoouth and
rude. The plot Of Stretton is patohy and
queer; the Eve heroes are mixture of
muscular Christian, Apollo Belvidere and
country bumpkin; and the grammar re-
minds one occasionally Of the famous re-
spohse-"Her ain't calling we; us don't
"belong to She" But one page leads
to another, end one chapter to the next;
the lurid brightness Of the Indian mutiny
follows the squalid horrors of London and
the sweets Of English country life; and the
book is worried through to learn what comes
next. 1t has no apparent object, unless il
be to show the frsnkness, honesty, vigor
and strength Of 50 team Of men who, in
spirit, are boys all their lives. In this
Mr. Kingsley has failed. The "team''
is not we'll in hand, and the constant sky-
larking and squabbling Of these men boys
is anything but amusing. Stretton, never.
theless, can be travelled through withou,
any great, weariness or excessive mental
damage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-07
Tho i" hmpirc 4" Edea.

The New York papers tell US that q
secret society has been formed, having
branches in the principal cities Of the
Union, for carrying the country over to
Imperialism. Its members are sworn to
promote and support what is termed q
"Free Empire" 1t is proposed to estab-
lish an aristooraoy, with executive powers
in the hands Of council, with one man
at the head, who shall hold the position
for life and be designated Consul Of the
Free Empire of the United States, the
title Of Consul to be thrown away for that
Of Emperor, as soon as the public senti-
ment will bear the change. The man for
this position has, it is said, already been
selected by the leaders Of the movement.