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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law RIPENING.

About four years ago, a man, somewhat darker
than the average Of white men, but much less
dark than many white men, came into this State
and took up his residence at Poughkeepsie in
Dutobess county. He was then about twenty
years Of age, intelligent, industrious, and dstin-
guished for his fine, manly appearance. lie soon
became established as tailor, and prosecuted his
trade with success in that city. About three
months ago, he married the sister Of his partner
in business, and everything In the future wore
abundant promise Of happness and usefulness
The name OF this man was John Bolding.
Yesterday morning a warrant was issued by u.
). Commissioner Brigham for the arrest Of Bold
ing, on the claim Of Mr. Barnet Anderson, az a
fugitive slave from Columbia South Carolina.
The warrant was promptly executed by the u.
3. Marshal the alleged fugitive was found OF his
work In a shop next door 10 the Eastern Hotel.
Without having any opportunity Of arranging
his business or Of taking leave OF his family, he
was hurried of TO place Of confinement, where
he was detained until the whistle Of the cars an
nounoed that the time Of their departure had AR
rived. He was then run on board, and locked.
He was soon In this city, and spent last night in
the Tombs
No opportunity had been given him of employ
ing cousel or Of indicating bis rights To the free
dom OF which he was thus summarily deprived
nor even OF saying word Of parting 70 his wife
whom he has no reason to hope ever 10 meet again
this side Of the grave. An examination Of the
case was ordered by the Commissioner to take
place this morning, at IL o'clock. Ii was post
poned, however, until tomorrow, In conseq uence
OF the issue Of writ Of ha6sds corpus having been
issued by Judge Barculo one Of the justices OF
the Supreme Court returnable at his Office In
Poughkeepsie forthwith. To this writ the U. 3.
Marshal proposes to make written return, set
ting forth his reasons for not producing the body
OF Boiling, whom be proposes TO leave behind
him In the Tombs. Marshal Talmadge left the
city this noon In the cars for Poughkeepsie, for
the purpose OF making the return In person. As
the neglect to produce the body on the return Is
equivalent TO disobedience OF the writ, we pre-
sumo that the court in Poughkeepsie will decline
10 proceed with the investigation, but take imme-
date steps TO enforce the writ by appropriate
| process Unless We mistake the character Of
Judge Barculo, he will ascertain. before he has
finished with this case, whether the privilege OF
the writ OF habeas corpus erists any longer In the
United Strtes, or whether II has been oompro-
] missd.-N " EUsniAg Posi-.
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important elements Of knowledge. Aids to science
thus rendered would enable pupils, especially
those going into the country, TO procure valuable
additions for their school cabinets. A large por-
ton Of such collections in some schools have been
contributed by the pupils, especially on reas
sembling at the close Of August holydys
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ROSE
AGED KIGHTEEa.

Poor GervaiSelD murmured the old singing
muster to dame Alleine aud group Of gossips
that had joined him in the open air. 81 have had
my thoughts about him for long time. Some
thing wrong here, neigbbors," and the old man
significantly tapped his bald forehead, some
thing wrong here"
We know not, perhaps old Gideon Dimsdale
was right but this we do know that whatever
was wrong in Gervsise Wylverton's brain, Is
riQhted at last
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"Has he finished III What has no put on It ~
was eagerly asked for curiosity was still alive
after few kind hands had removed the old man
from his strange resting place; and the crowd
rushed forward TO see in what manner he had
completed this, his last labor on Garth.
Yes, yes,n returned old Widow Alleine, who
had pressed forward in advance of all the rest !;
" hut what upon earth could the man be thinking
off, she continued adjusting her glasses 10 take
a second view. Look here neighborsip
They did look and all that met their eager eyes
was a beautifully eXecuted rosebud, and the sim
pie inscription
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When she awoke, she found herself snugly
tucked up on the bed with blanket over her,
and little Ruth rubbing her hands with camphor.
She opened her eyes in q state Of dreamy, deli
cious languor, such as one has who has long been
bearing a heavy load, and now feels IL gone, and
would rest. The tension Of the nerves, which
had never ceased moment since the first hour Of
her flight had given way, and q strange feeling
Of security and rest came over her and as she
lay, with her large dark eyes open, she followed,
as in a quiet dream, the motions Of those about
her. She saw the door open into the other room,
saw the supper table with its snowy cloth, heard
the dreamy murmur Of the singing tea kettle, saw
Ruth tripping backward and forward, with plates
OF cake and saucers OF preserves, and ever and
anon stopping TO put cake into Harry's hand,
OF pat his head, or twine his long curls round her
snowy fingers. She saw the ample, motherly form
OF Rachel, as she ever and anon came TO the bed
side, and smoothed and arranged something about
the bedclothes, and gave q tuck here and there,
by way OF expressing her good will, and was con-
scious OF kind Of sunshine beaming down upon
her from her large, clear, brown eyes. She saw
huth's husband come in-saw her fly up to him
and commence whispering very earnestly, ever
ana anon, with impressive gesture, pointing her
little niger toward the room. She saw her with
the baby In her arms, sitting down To tea-she
saw them al at table, aud little Harry In high
chair, under the shadow Of Rschels ample wing /;
there were low murmurs Of talk, gentle tinkiing
OF teaspoons, and musical clatter Of cups and
saucsrs, and all mingled In delightful dream Of
rest-and Eliza slept as abe had not slept before
since the fearful midnight hour when she had
taken her child and bed through the frosty star
light.
She dreamed Of beautiful country land.
IL seemed to her, OF rest-green shores. pleasant
islands, and beautifully gittering water. and there
In house which kind voices told her was a home
she saw her boy playing, free aud happy child.
She heard her husbands footsteps, she felt him
tears falling on her face and she wokei m vas
no dream. The daylight had long faded. her
child lay calmly sleeping by her side. a candle
was burning dimiy on the stand and her husband
was sObbing by her pillow.
The next morning was a cheerful one At the
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THE NATIONAL ERA.
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER l, 1881.
For the National Era.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN:
LIFE AMONG THE LOWL4.
BY MRS. H. b STOWE.
BY MRS. II. S'o"E'

CHApreR XIII.-The QUAKER Statement.
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The next morning vss cheerful one At the
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-30
An Ordinance,


IHo prevent SWINE ana Hoats from running d.
4 large within the Town c Camden.
]. lie It ordained by HE intehaah' ana war,
dens Of the Town OF CaTden, in Town Council
assembled, and it it is hereby ordaIHed 10y The au-
'hoi;iy of The same, that from and alter 'he rath'
ca'"" of ms ortinaMVr' no Fefs"' VI rrso"s
sIai PERM! G: sii:!ei hs' Ter q: 'he'' n"'"e "
Go0s 10 run At :sr4o ":n 'hc limits ct 'i'a ,o"a
81 Iai:itcn' aH: :! sha 1a TIE d3'% 81 'As hias,
s!a', and ne ii nrro:? aGiAo!izai al requested
!" e.rn.:y ?a's":s toSci"a and secure every ana
al <"' ''::i:s "a: d"s:tS 80 ru:n!hE 4. ."rge' 10
.;!!"""' 'G sa'aa Al ne l'N5!:c !'ai"d' pre- e9areo
X? ;,!,i ?.:''.sc, @,a.-- l:i la?":t':es' III tue
:''":. 81: ':..-':.:.
= !'.' a2 :; .'.': =: or:"'''"c, "a: upon I'D,
i"''','':t ""y" SAD Sr'"' CT GoaEs, me MatshaI
sa:l immediate !TcrlSe he sane al the 1ourt
i;c.se u! C"lnd"n' .:v:ng tui and corresponding
description thereof, and s""ni! III" owIer or own,
erS thereof appear "n'n fr" d"yS Thereafter anu
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The State of South Carolina.

;,EntS!.W E:SIislCi.
Office Court u EcGcr!i Sessions and Com.
Gl0a p'eaS.
TO Mcsers K :. Maita', .!otn J. Workman and
& ]. Y0n"=. Managers 6: lection at Camden,
IN thu saj.: n+ir..; =: Arr-.a@.
b. direction .; an A.: ol'!c General Assembly,
hereby noH"y you ~.rrrai!y. to attend at the
place OF .i"c:in:, ,i'r whic! ~" are Managers, on
lie SECOND Monday O.: Ccojer next, open the
Polls and hold "A f.r";ion i1r Tax Co;irtor tor
Sershaw District, 20 4! the vacancy winch will
occur IN said nic. hy ihc expiration g; ;!:e term
oiihe present incI!n!n:!
It vii! Ii, your ,.u'y 10 attr':d as directed, and
oren tiIr Polls between tn, sang ioar$ all in
Other respects cpa.;uc; HE L.l"r;i2n in :e same
manner a. is prescribed f. H.. election of M-rn-
hers o; either oraci! O: ::!r legislature (txcep'
that tie Po;:s t:li.: )" opened oI .|onday oniy)
also 70 n.:.;, Oh IL. "Wednesday after the votes
are received, 4, :r Court House ot KerShaw Dis
rir', rount II. votes, declare the f.ipcor. i no
notice OF Intention 20 contest il 10 given, and crr-
IFS - ;.ir t0v":ur, 81" I2l;e OF tie person who
ma? - .!';}y elected.
In Win IS whereof. have h"r"rn.o subscribed
INV name, and affixed the seal Of said Court al
,aul&,.a, this !9ih day oi july a. ID. 1851.
Il. N.hEDiN, {. c. P. & o.s.
,S,,t o. IS II
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E2EEls!2O AS1G7tA3 55'AQGo
or THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.

rENs!E Third Annual Fair o'the SOUTH CARO-
l. LIMA INSTITUTE, for the promotion OF Art.
sct hanjra Ingenuity and Industry. will lie held
in Charleston, S. c., opening on Monday, 18th
N,venher, and continue during the week.
SSerimrns in every branch OF Mechanism, Art
ant Industry; also of Cotton. Rec. Sugar, Tobac-
co AZ all other Agricultural Products, l. solicited
fct which suiiahie premiums will be awarded
The following special Premiums are oferedot
For the sx best specimens OF Steel made iro,n
Snar,anhurc Gr o:her Iron, tEe product Of South
ern State, A. d manufactured into Edged I"olso
any hnd-A Gold Medal.
a. B. a specimen o: the Steel Bars to be sent
with The Tools.
Fur The largest quantity Of Cccoons raised on
one Plantation, no; less than Ten BushelS-A
Cod Media! or $50.
For he largest quantity Of Spun Silk the pro
dure of anv one plantation, no, less than Ten lbs.
~ GoId Media, nr Premium of $50.
For the best Sea ISlaad Cotton Gin. on some
ncw principle. superior IN that Dow IN general use;
"r i;,r any real and important improvement OH the
present nne-A Gold Medal.
For the invention ola suitable machine for Pull
veriziuc Red pepper-A Guld Medal,
For lhc best Steam Ensine-A Gold Medal.
For the best model Steam Fine Eugine-A Gold
Medal.
a large and con nodious building has been se-
!ectcd tor the Exhibition, and every caree will be
pa ii tn the reception and care of Articles sent to
the Fair. All Specimens must be IN by the 18th
November.
Contributors to the Fair are respectfully re1res-
ted when they forward Specimens for Exhibition,
To send full descriptions OF the Articles, and such
Information in general as may be OF use, and pro.
per FOR publication. Address J Ii. TAYLOR,
Chairman Of Committee OH Correspondence.
June ~ AZ
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C"u<cIL ,NR&a. Sept. "a. 1851.

C"uvclL Cm,MR%a. Sept "a, 1851.
ordered, That t'r Rrc",drr advertise in the
Camden Journal, that pr"inSal' will hc rrcciv.
cd br Cnnnril for renewing the Camdru Indie
rpn,rut Fire Eu.iar llnmsr from its present
locality 10 lri' new lot on Rrnad. street, one
door below Rullrdrc street, in the town OF
Cau,d,. For particulars, ap) " to either Of
the Town Council or to the Eccorrrr
l.. w. BALLARD, Recorder.
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South Carolina.
NE z S II AIV DIST2IC r

EER H. W DIST2IC
JyTM. f. IlUGFISON. who is in the custody
w Of The Hherltf of kersliaw District, by rlr-
tue Of writ If capias nd satisacirndum at the
suit of {. NJ. Breaker having h'ed in my office,
,.actIcr with a schedule on cath Of his estate and
effects, his petition Ia the Court OF C"n"on Pleas.
pravirr that he my be admitted To the beneht of
The Acts OF the General Assembly made tor the
relief of Iuso|vent Debtors. II IL ordered, that
The sid g. NJ Breaker, and all "ther the creditors,
,n whom the said Vim. L. liuehson is IN any
wise indebted, lie and they are hereby summoned,
md have notice T." appear before the said Court
at Camden on Mnnday the first day of The term 81
he next court, 10 + ew cause il any they can,
uly the prayer Of the petition aforesaid should
lot be granted
NJ NAUDTN, cc,c p.&G.s.
Office Common Pleas, Aug. &, 81. (Fe,3iH'
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Notice.

IN pursuance "t the request "f the meeting OF
4 h, cizrn.rf Camden. held on the l6fh ins; e,
nubIir n"t!cr IL hereby given, that the citizens oi
kershaw and Lancaster districts, design 10 con-
srrurt 4 Pans Road, from the Town "I Camden,
throInh ker.!iaw aHi Lancaster districts, TO a
point orpnn>. ~ lie Mort. Caroua Line, lead.
;ng towards Monroe, C';ucor'l, or Charlotte in
North car"'irJ. For which purpose, it ia pro-
posed 'n rails" llr sun Of One Hundred and
Thirty Thousand Dollars.
W. t. JrHSsnH,
JSo. II. DEsaussusE, iCommi,tec.
THus. W. iiUEY.
Aug. %, 1851. 1T 67
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E.aI.rS' slyesS 5.nc5;
s7rgs:: :;22.2r Gil,
Sale CT aEAL ESTATE.

EP ora'cc q lie Oar! a. Ordinary.
TITii.i. H. -n:d a:.;.re no Court House doc. i,
" Camden, IN The #rs Monday in oc:"hcr
rcx, be,wnrr, rhn rg,.' :'nura cf sa!H. 4 tract OF
!ar,, ;v,n ieor"s !narr ard on Buildings there.
ur, .,r,n. .rn wing "a. ire Il n!.r 2 Rock Creek.
co,n,:..:!. .,nec .in.r-i a'.i riy acres. more or
les, i.t!r:Ul ~ ,rr.'s "i ;"in iruesdrIi. Benz.
&e-:. ami George Peach. being lie real estate nf
Irs. i:anaa! Vet. acc'd
Ytrtas.-;'as, .cr as nue., rs vii! pay cost in
rhc case !;a;ance un 4 rrri .! ,Ae!va months,
with bond viii, good sn.I7i.y, interest from day "f
sale. and a mortgage Of !hc premises {: deemed
necessary /" he urd!rarr.
JOIN INGRAM, S. X y.
scpi. l3 :; Gee Sl.Ss)
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xnp1o1zzr:o, WINDOW GLASS, &c.

rGoi.: snsrr:ir.T !. -r ,. an! k"rrs constantly on
y and !- - as:"-rH":li "I iic Pnresi Medicines,
Chcmirn:.. and Dye-Stnit>. Ai'o. extensive
r;r. Of .r-y n'-: liar. I,h. and Paint B.uslcs
ti:ai!rrs AM. N.r,irrs i!ways on !i:,i V iow Glass
C! al .z.s. !'ai:i; Oh lamp i's Iurrcn'iT". 1russes
Surgical ii.rrnvn;s Patent IIr,!irnss "i every Kind.
Icrr nay Ia. a'. 81! .' d".:g:tiul f,irac. nf Iuhn
~: tie tan,. -rct,cf tis O, farrows. and Eau !Is.
trai- :nr :hc Hair Hair Dyes fr gen'mn vino have
h.ronr. p-"nE.nrry Grey. toosn"s"t al ii zcs AMI Of
;!: very first i':t?. Shaving Grams and S"ais in
yr,ai variety I'rtlI,pa--ut Rails Iouih Pasrs anil
Powders. Icus. i:h and Paper. B"si les China Vases
and u:Irr Ir :tsr Centre Tube and Mantle
ard such lot u! T"ys,.'
,il who t".rc pRE and HONEST articles at Low RATES.
wouI DO we'll mgi>s Us aca!l.
FRANCIS LII ZEMP.
Sep. l6. 1851. .
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-30

TINE Camden and Charlotte Mail Stage, will
4 ior the present, leave camden On >onGay,
"Wednesday. and Friday, a, A. NJ, and arrive
from CharIn,te OF the succeeding d ys, until other
arrangements can be made. OF Which dne notice
vii. ,c given. JAMES McEWEN'
Contractor
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rE-ii:, Subscribers will cell ihe remainder q!
I ;ac. sncI; ol Dry Goods, ict over from
a:, scnsu;, at c%;rcric "w prices, consisting in
pert al
Sup. AMI rnninun Cloths.
Ca<Sm"r, Sat;incti-. and Kentucky Jeans,
TEi'c and Rod Fam nls.
Ban,hazrnc. .Icrn, and AIpacra.
White an;. ru!"r"! cotton Caubric,
Swiss, Book ard m:u liuSiin-,
Mn<i:n i.Is ncs and lnscr,rrgs,
ln-, Dainty. !nr Fri""rs,
E.i.u- and .'arprtIng. Ladies black silk Hose,
ladies' blk and rad c"l'd cntnn Hose,
WIrc AMI r"loIcd hall Hose,
Gentlemen and Ladies silk Clever,
"i. < cold kid
blk and c"i.l Cravats.
II. LEVY s. son.
Sept. %, 1881. :,m+.
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Notice.

T!N.iE subscribers w"u Il res spectfuly inform the
4 pu!:c ;,Ai i,.y have -:trred INTO "fartner
si.,I I city I" ,h,r.cs;u,, under the rrnn al j.
T.. $uARHS d. CO., i"r the pnri"re ct carving
, um iir Isrsai.9arc ;a1:d eat5fscf Milking
Eg1syis1cr> in is VARIOUS hran"IeS.' i'hey are
,inu rtce.v.ng i ar=a and splrnlrd ssor t''"nt at
ready rIadc I'1.MisETe, wiith, in STYLE and
Gn-i,, - III c"np.,c with any ether establishment
j., The Snui"rn country. One "i the firm has
rec..liy rrrurnrd from ii. \, nth. where he has
i..hc purcha. es whcl: ll:ns bound to SUIT
lie t..:e 0 the ,n-l as; .dIou.. and which No III
..er i..r lat. "ri r"rs reasonable rerms. W" IN.
c per-,,,> i.na ,!ue ci;r /" cali ar.d examine
.8t >i.,k lsi.,.r pur, ila$,.. elsewhere. Our "s-
tati.nii.r,., - Gated al No. :tSi King street,
:!.-ee .ic":> !:ruw hr Merchants Hotel
J. f.. SUARES.
ELIAS Oi.OI.k.
Charleston. ScD;. 30. lS:,l Il Ut
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Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons are forbidden from pure has" G
n certain Tract of Land. QyIng between the
waters Of Gun, Swamp and Sandt RS Creek from
lanes A. Mcdonald. without first consulting the
ubrcriher, his lawful guardian: the SAID JaH'ea
\ AIcDona d is owing large sum OF " "ney.
SQUIRE MCDONALD.
Sept, 10. 30
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WILL. be opened This week large assortment
w n Ready Made Cl",hing, much Of which 'a'
becn made u understanding the variety may be
ulnd sume extra, large slzer, and complete AZ.
sarllneut OF Boys Clothing. Prices low.
-...... E, w, BONSEY.
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Southern Agricultural Implements.

Southern Agricultural Implements.
T>HE subscribers have received the iull"win,
i ru sirnmrni Ium he hnu-e ni X Sinclair Jr
g. to., B.I'iurre. They have been tested
a toved ty 4 uun5er {" cur RNsr i'lan'ers
M 4, 80, Sinclair aud Mour's i'lnws,
2& 3 Furrtw P"Hs,
Plain and exp ,i'dnI Corn tmIiivatnrs,
Si gle and l''ub." spnnt ;>"rn Shelicrs,
Virginia Corn s,heiier-,
Corn and C"b Cru<l"rs, [@il; grid bushel
an hour wnh ordinary gin g"arIns,)
9& II inch Straw Cutters,
Grain Cradles
For saIe by McDOWALL d. COOPER.
may 5th. IN II
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Scu.h Caroline. .KershaW District

Alex. l.. Mcdonald, Applicant.
Angus MrDonald Norman Mcdonald, and o'hers'
DESCENDANTS.
TT app 'sricg To my satisfaction thar R"drrh
l. MrDona,G and Mairnm MrD0naIc. TWO "i me
defendants. reside wt.lnIt tbs S.tr. III ~
lhrrc"re ordered, that in ii" appear ana n'Jrct
10 tn. sale nt the Real Estate of Donald Nc
Donald ON or before the first day u December
ISL ur IN, i cunseut TO The -anc will I've en.e'ca
of RECORD. JOIN R. JlIl'
Aug. -. 81. # Ordinary ker>haw District.
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For Fax Collector.

lJ-W'e are authorised to annuncr Durcn
Peach, i.sq. rs :. candidate for lax Collector
i: the ensuing Election
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PIE ETTG'
E,sS,E, 500 fsS.

81 - =. -.'.'. r-.;:r,v n'c-isIn2 their usu;.
4 .,.., .; ... - ..y. 4. IOWA I.r..i Gao.
CEr;IiS ,,h!,I .'..i "ii ~. -. -" r"' II ."l'h"
er.ns al!'D yirHlI~y r.'rr'fr!:v iu,i nor,
Of hi, f-ir.i !. a;,; ia. .uhli" generally.
Sept - ~ II
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DaGGIWG AND ROPE.
HEAVl Ganny Begging.
/ / iie,,v i'uu!.n dh. very low,
>up"rnr Rni" ai'i F"t'", do.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H.garS. v"ry superior, Gold
I."i .;rg%rS. an'i ",' or brands.
Cham. :si: l4--i l.I'S"'ctI t,iam gm" IN l'inis
amt uI,r r, Nrr.cnA l"., h'I!, "I w!,'' h r" very
.u,..rrr II. LEVY u son.
50 .:,. l~5l. 3.n-.
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LATE ARRIVAL.

DY Steamer, Of Young's Pump Boots and
ID Shoes. A!so-McMuau's stitch Boots and
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" Marshal Rakelw,z, and the two men were launched
into et-rnily.
The struggles of the unfortunate men but few
sod ofshor duration. A slight spasmodc action only
was percepthle in Douglass, and a quivering OF the
whole frame. Benson struggled violently for lew
moments, when all was over, and the spirits OF the
wreched men had passed into another world. The
moment the fatal rope cut, and the bodies OF
Douglass aud Benson suspended in the air. the greatest
sloess prevail ed among the spectators, and many
saw who turned with horror from the scene.
Out o! nearly every cell window in the Prison,
fronting the gaows, could he hand holding a
piece of ookingelass, 10 which the whole sLene was
reflected Douglass glancipg up at of these, evil
denly the face Of old friend reflected in the
mirror as he nodded Familiarity in that direction.
The parting scene between Douglass and Rev. Dr.
HODGE, was very affecting. the doomed man mani
tes ed much emotion and upon shaking hands for the
last time, sad-"Fareweli, Mr. Hodge. YOU have been
ae tire to me; you have been TO me as dear kind
father, and thank you kindly for the interest you have
tssen IN May God bless you and yours, and bless
gcur ministrations to others as He has to me-
l. : wor ny of notice that both Douglass and Benson
assert the innocence OF Clements.