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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
DELAWARE JUSTICE.

FfU1n the fhatdlelph1d PrCss.
Our little sister State Delaware j. so often
denounced for retaining the whipping post
and pilory that II is pleasant to read word
IN praise Ot her speedy punishment and I'M
partial treatment of criminals. The Indiana
polls JOafnul says, while, OF course, condem-
ming what Is everywhere condemned outside
of Delaware and Only weakly defended there:
~ ct that state can teach her more enlight-
eneG sisters something III the way Of securing
speedy judicial action. The courts of Della
ware do not drag along with their criminals as
do courts IN many other States. On Wednes-
day OF last week, man named Robinson
was arrested in Wilmington Tor an attempted
outrage on little Girl; on Thursday lie was
tried, convicted, and sentenced; ON FRIDAY he
was publicly whipped and pilloried and then
sent TO prison for ten years, There is some
thing short, sharp and decisive In this action
that 1t doubtless was very surprising 10 the
victim, who was from NewI Haven and simply
visiting Delaware on business. Ii we could
initiate this ssorHofipromptness everywhere the
efficacy of our penal codes would be greatly
increased. There is nothing like determined
action in Its effect on would be wrOngdoerS,
Delay and vaciliation in the courts f0rfeits
that wholesome respect which criminals should
have for them" II must not be forgotten in
this connection that one of the arguments in
favor Of public whipping and the stocks Is
that the fear OF them keeps away from Della
ware bad characters. The argument seems &c
be reiuted in this affair at least. 1t should
however befurther mentioned that there is en-
ly one case on record where convict has beer
twice whipped Alter once undergoing the
punishment the rascals shun the Stale
1t is question neutrality-suspicious. might
we'll consider whether 1t were not better fol
them to adopt some mode of punishment thai
would ,make 'ihe Tascals shun" their State
also,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
Mr.. Banfeld Steps Out.

Well the Presid, nt has taken notice OF the San.
born scaud Is at last. The whole country hss
been excllimiug at the astonishing carelessness or
incapaciiy OF the Secretary of the Treasury who
allows the public money chest to be plundcred
under his very nose and the insolence, OF worse,
of an Assistant Secretary who tells the Commit
tee of Ways and Means that the contracts were all
right, and that he would make them again If he
had the chance. 1t las been established pretty
clearly that whatever may have been the origin
of this system of collecting the revenue on shares,
the business was understood both hy the Secre-
tary and his principal assistant long before II was
exposed in The Committee Room of the newspa-
pers, and that the pretext Of routine which was
used to explain their connection with it was only
"a lame and inadmisslble excuse. Nobody has
thought it worth while to inquire closely into
the motives Of Messrs. Richardson and Sawyer,
because whether they acted through ignorance
guile ii was equally CERTAIN that they ought to be
removed. 1t ID as gross wrong 10 keep an IN
competent Secretary at the head of The Treasury
| IN these dangerous tim, Ms to keep an incompe-
tent general ut The head Of an Amy in the field.
The disgracriul ineinciency oil Nj. richardson
! being therefore established, aud Mr.. Sawyer hay-
ing exhibited himself as pernicious nuisance,
the President does what? Why, assures these
| two gentlemen oi his distinguished consideIa-
tlun, and theloupon kicks Mr.. Banlield. Now
it beyond dispute that Mr.. Blniield dese YES all
he has got. Without his active assistance the op-
erations Of Mr.. SanboIn would have been impos-
| hble. Dill III Will De remembered tnhl MI Dali
| held testified that tha Secretary aud Assistant
Secretary knew what was going on, aud one OF
the other Of Them gave personal directions for
the execution OF every contract. Is it possible
| that The Solicitor has been punished, not for his
oifense but for his testimony Is IT possible that
he has been disgraced inst as Mr.. Cluss was, mol
for beng uutathfnl officer but for telling the
| trnth about court iavoriies?
Is the House going 10 take its snubbing meekly
| In both casese Ii is not necessary to pursue
these delinquents The crnsuie is intended to be
directed toward the officials, not the men. II, as
our latest dispatches declare, Mr. Richardson
will resign to-day or next day, and Mr.. Sawyer
will not tarry long, the duty Of the House re-
mans unchanged IL owes 10 public morals All
expression of opinion concerning the'scandalous
management OF the Treasury Department. II
will he iUderous failure OF justice ii Solicitor
Blnleld is forced 10 resign IN disgrace, whiis
Sawyer is untouched, and Mr.. Richardson mounts
TO the bench OF the Court OF Claims, without even
| a protest from the House which has tried him and
found him wanting.-N, i. JraJane-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
MARRlED.

ETELLE-PARS0N-Th morning. at the As
bury M. L. Parsonage. by kev. Enoch Stubs. |
Charles q. Betelle aud Maggie A. Parson, both
OF this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
Impossant 10 the Ssn,itiva

p,t,on. with active brains and of . delicate Or
ranira,ion should never be subjected TO violent puI
CATION or any other treatment calculated to pros
testinal raspipg are OF doubtful eXpediency IN any
c,se, but they are almost certain death to the SEN
sitive and trngiie. What such persons heeu Is
take is lIostetters Stomach Bitters; 70 giye ae
rie,ng medicines to the nervous the aeo''.oiTlu, hl
ir;ne broaisides into a sinking ship. Thousands OF
dyspeptcs are killed every year by medicines tha'
sap the physical and constitutional stamina Whltn'
IL reinforced by that powerful vegetaoie tohn
would soon prove an overmatch for the disease l,
is true that the bow els require to be reheyed anu
regulated and the liver controlled as well as tne
stomach to be toned and the system strengthentu
d;h ri az 90 ~ ot;ects gently and surely ?St0i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03

" ANIED- Purchases - E.r old newspapers at
w cents per pound Apply NJ this office. ap21 IT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
The Tichborne Case.
COST OF 1HE GREAT TRIAL.

'Usf Vr THE VhL n fH'hl1. y
The trustees of the infant Sir Albert Itch
borne have askedPa al Lament TO authorize them
to mortgage the estate in order t0raise money
which the Orton trials c0st-the proceedings
which began in Chancery and ended with the
non snit of the claimant in the Court of Com
mon Pleas. The amount of these costs is
fG3, ,000 and they will burden the estate for
many long years to come. The cost of The
criminal prosecution, which the Government
has paid,wa f55, 900; SO that IL has cost f147,-
600, or S73J0O0 10 thwart The designs OF the
rascal who is now learning the trade of tall
or at Mildew Prison.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03

the Amcleus club room Tonight The purpose
is stated III a call i'll our advertising columns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03

Congress has been six months in session, and
has done nothing, literally nothing, Of good Of a
Legislative character worth remembering, and
the only possible way now apparent left for that
body 10 command any favorable consideration
at the hands OF their constituents is to ad journ,
leaving the currency question in precisely the
situation they found it. Even among those who
hoped most there is now profound Indifference
The veto of the President has produced the im-
preston that he will allow 10 more initiation,
direct or indirect, speu or disguised,-Ledqer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
NOTICES.

VOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATI0N-Thir
4 Series.- Shares in the Third Series Of this As
socialion commencing with June payment. can be
had at 81 per share ON application to T. Y. de Nor
mindie President. No. %! Market street. or to
may lGeud-if 4. T.. YOUNG, Sec'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03

At the Browntown meeting "A negro mal as
founded MI. Abner p. Bailey by asking him a
question. Ii simply tins Viii you, if elected
Colunor, appoint coiol,d men your deputies: ::
Mr.. Bailey paused, as douhtIcss many Of the I:e-
ltuhicans would have done. But that "settled
hs hash fis reply We believe Was m the neg
alive. That was honest and 80 tar ta,r Bat are
ali the Republicans thus honcat' No, not even
SO fair They viii deceive The negro by promls-
ing him Office, and no doubt have done 30. How
many Of the Republicans are Wiling 10 vote for
negroes Now suppose the negroes go one step
further. lie Radicals clam, the aegro votes and
are begging aud coaxing 1cr Them all over the
state. suppose when lhe,e beggais after suilsage
call Tue colored men ask the candidates and their
friends TO vote Tor IA ne@Io. Would there be
anything very wrong about that?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
Public Sales.
Public Sales.
DUBLIC SALE OF FIRST CLASS
~ BUILDING LOTS n
ONE SPLENDID PRIVATE RESIDENCE
The undersigned will sell for themselves and as
agents, on the premises
On Saturday, June 9Th, 1874

Commencing at clock. p. NJ. at Lot No: !. near
the corner OF Sixth and Franklin streets, following
on mainly by the numbers, and selling the house
No. I4O3 Delaware Avenue, at about ooV cloch T.
These lots are located on Fifth, Sixth. Broom and
kodne, Streets and the top OF the hiil IN the
Western portion OF our city one OF the most
beautiful locations in the State OF Delaware; com
handing very extended view OF the delaware
River and Bay, OF the City OF Wilmington and oil
the surrounding country. ~, 49,.
As for the House, 1t IS one OF the hand 49,
soonest in the City of Wilmington, No. ll0i 8iii
Delaware Avenue, with beautitu front. side |ijl
and back yard. in splendid order contain l:;a,
ing PaIlor, Dining room. Kitchen and summer
Kitchen on first floor, three Chambers, Stt'hg
roam Bath room, and back Neranda on second
aoor and two good Chambers ON the third Moor
From it a full view OF the valley ui the Brahuy
wine and the Home Park" and those heahiln
Lawns OF Messrs. Washington Jones AMI joshua Ia
Pusey is always subject 10 view without cost to it
nure6sser. The Lot is 31lS feet front by $50 ieel
deem. The cellar in complete order. with eooa
and complete Heater. heating the whole mouse. n
Porch extending the whole Of the width u INT
front. with a two story Bay Window. The Man
sard Roof is covered with the best tin, and recently
painted, in good order.
pH-F or terms see handblls. ~,
NJ. NJ, CHILD co,
For themselves and as Agents.
l., W. Stidham * Son. Auctrs. may25
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03

The will Of j. Edgar Thompaon, ii is sad, con
tAns that after the death Of Mrs. Thompson the
estate is to he disposed of ior The purpose OF
erecting aud maintaining an Institution in which
children Of the employees Of Tie Pennsylvania
railroad, killed in the discharge OF thce duty,
may have a home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
Mr.. Lonand and tho Civil Rights
Bill.

We are at a loss to understand why the Daa-
ware Congressman should allow the editor OF the
R.babhtah to speak ior him on this important
question. We would not be less embafre ssed II
the Representative was dumb, since mute men
huye been known To wIitc NcIy sensible letters.
Does the editor "f the RepnJ{sdn represent
the people OF Delaware" He Is n carpet -bag9er,
and Delaware has been noted ior her plide III
distinguishing her own sons M preference To all
Others aud this pride is more deeply cherished
in Kent and Sussex. What use IL there III send
ing A Radical to Congress who will not se in his
place in the National Legislature aud let The pe"-
pie know his opinions on the most important
questions, nor address letter TO his cons i.uents
on political suhJcCta?
Mr. /. jll4nd voted with tho advocates ot the
Ciyil Rights Bill only few days ago; aud in less
than week afterwards We arc told by the Re-
pa5lioan that hc il not IN favor OF thai bill and
will vote against It's passage IN It's present shape.
There is a "tip Hop" by more lofty tnmbier
which We hope will receive the attention OF our
nelpLbor ut the Commercial 1t he sees sport III
holding up the "fip Hops" OF the editor OF the
R,pu5l"an, aud pointing the finger OF scoin AZ
them, Why should be not indulge his propensity
tlr sport ia cnncislug this Congressional "h'i
hop." We presen, Nj. Lol,nd to our neighbor
aud desire to know whether he represents the
Republican patty oI Delaware IN tho House o
Representatives..
Tie Commercial has been aboring Tor yeart
for the Civil Kisht, Bill advocated by Charles
Sumner and Henry Wilson, and now the Rcp"5
Heaa lays Mr.. Lollaud across this path to negro
equality. As Mr.. Lohand has not spoken thu
Commercial could not be accused Of haste II i
brushed away the obstruction to its cherished
hopes and insisted that MIR. Lot md did not rep
resent the true sentiments of the Radical part,
Of the country.
lntil Mr.. Loland speaks himself We shall con
TIME to hold him responsible for his vote TO dies
troy the white public schools Of Delaware 10y ia
yoIiug the civil Rights biii which would introduce
to all our common schools and all the Sunda.
schools III our state negroes and ne@r" childreI
Ia spite Of the protests of the white people
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
MILLINERY.

AIRS. G. J. WOODS. .,,,,o
nj NS' MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkING.
,,,9..is, wilmington. Del.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-02-06
The Canton. java & hondoa
Tea. Coffee & Spice Go.

Having met with such unprecedented success
abroad owing to The popular prices at which
they dispose Of only the rery best grades Of the
ADORE artieles. Having their goods direct from
the growers in the East, have just opened a
branch Office in the United States, and placed
it in charge of Ner Hun g Choo Keng, who tor
mery attended to all the purchasing in China
Java and Sumatra, and who, from his long ex-
perence in this business, is without an equal in
the world, we can sell our articles 40 per cent.
cheaper than any company in America, and
wish live man or woman in every town and
village in the United States to buy our Teas,
Coffee and Spices, or to act as agent Tor their
sale In order to offer special Inducements to
agents, We have made arrangements with all
the railroads to transfer the immense shipments
we expect TO make, at the lowest possible rates,
and we have put up sample cases containing
samples Of each grade of our articles, over
10 lbs in all worth at retail over ~, which we
will send, expressage paid, for 81 50. Persons
receiving their money back will understand
that we have already appointed sufficient
number in their town, and oblige us by not cor
responding further. Consumers will receive
our catalogue and price-list, with a sample OF
our articles, for 25cts.
Address all orders to
III. G. KEING, Brooklyn N y.
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SYSTEM OF SALE.
METHOD OF PURCHASE.

Checks describing goods in each set are seal
ed in envelopes and thoroughly mixed.
On receipt of 81 printed chick, class A,
win be drawn without choice and delivered at
our office or sent by mail to any address. The
article OF articles namrd upon it will be deliver
ed TO the purchaser or sent b. mail, or express
on-payment OF 50 10 our Distributing Agent
On receipt of 81 clirck in class B will lie
seut, aud on return of cheek with 81 the pur-
chaser will obtain the article of goods described
on check
On receipt CT 50 cents check in cla-s G
viii be sent, and na return Of check with 81
the purchaser viii obtain Tie article or goods
described on the check These are our Five,
Three, and One Dollar Sales, aud entite the
holder of the check so purehaeed to his chances
OF purchase in the three classes respectively.
~ Each check Entities the Purchaser to an
article valued at 81 so and upsards
BY our system of avrage we ean guarantee a
Gold or Silver Gnot oriie or White Metal
Watch, fine OIL Chrome (relailing TOR s. TO
Sl0,) or cash check in eve1y FIVE
LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS
wanted In every town in The United States, 10
whom liberal commission will be paid
B.-NoHe but responsible parties able TO furnish
satisfactory references need apply.
Ali orders FOR checks should b. addressed TO
NATIONAL SALES CO.,
HARLEM, n. Y.
n. B-Parties ordering checks will please
esselOse ss@aP tsr rssSFn postage
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READER, IN CHANGING OVER THE
different Newspapers, Magazin" Almanacs
and even on the stnmps, ienr and on the
house tops, your attention every where di-
reeicd to the scores Of selfstyled human bene
factors, and nowhere is this more apparent aud
Disgusting than in the local notices Of certain
patent medicine vendors in coldemniug some Of
the most valuable preparations. which they
know 10 be superior 10 ,heir own, aud hope by
this continued gas-couadlng to decoy the
simple minded into belief that they swallow
ed the whale instead Of } onah but it is alto
9eiher too thin for this country aud especially
The climate BECAUSE The people here already
know what's whit and when weakness or
general debility aud Indigestion requires tho
use OF Il wholesome Tonic and Restorative they
resoi promptly to McCUTCHEON'S CHER
OKEE INDIAN BITTERS" and are never
in their reasonable expectations.
As yet nothing equal TO il is offered for their ac
cepiance either in this or any other market.
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An editor of many words charac>
terizes a self-pufiing popular bal
lad singer" as large-sized fraud,
a penurious, puffed-up bag OF gassy
egotism.
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Al one Of the ragged schools in
Ireland clergyman asked the guess
ton. What is holiness I" A pupil
ia oirty tattered rags jumped up and
said, "Plaze, yer reverence, il is 10
be ciane inside
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Rev Gent.--"Bu, you really can
have no serious reason to wish TO be
parted from your wife" Rustic
"Well. no sir. | like my wife well
enough, bat, you see, she dom, please
mother"
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