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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01

1t was the custom of the higher order of the
Germans to drink mead, a beverage made
with honey, for thirty days after every wedding.
From this custom comes the expression "to
spend the honey moon"
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01

Fruits of Disobedience.--In Pelham, n. H.
Mrs. Moreland was shot and fatally wounded
while struggling with her son, aged, l6, who
had taken his fowling piece to go a cunning,
which his mother forbid.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01

GTThe deaths from cholera at St. Louis for
the week ending the 22d, were l49, mostly
emigrants.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01
Our Market,

Has remained dull and inactive for severa!
weeks past There is little or no Cotton coming
in, and our quotations are merely nominal, and
may be made to-day. from ST to cents.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01
THE NEW FEMALE COSTUME.
From The Lo,ceN (NaSs) Carrier, Jane 20.

From The Lo,ceN (.NaSs.) Carrier, Jan" ~.
4 meeting of those in favor of the new
Dloomcr costume was held in Mechanics (up-
pcr) Hall last evening. About two hundred
pcrsons were present, about two-thirdS orwhom
were Indies. Mrs. Sumner presided, and Miss
Sears was chosen Secretary. 1t was voted 10
Join the Fourth Of July procession i'll Bloomcr
costume and arrangements were also made rel
ativc 10 the presentation of banner on the
morning of that'day to Engine Company No.
IL. \ committee Of arrangements WAS also
appointed to make arrangements for Il dinner
on the Fourth There will be another meeting
at the same place tomorrow evening-to which
ladies and gentlemen in favor OF the new cos
tune are invited.
From the Jersey City Sentinel, June 20.
Last evening, about half past o'clock, 4
young lady, in full Bloomcr' costume, was
seen promcnading Newark avenue. We are
informed that she resides in the Third Ward.
She attracted great attention, but no ungalant.
ry was exhibited toward her, and no attempt
nradr to '..tDrruut her progress. Her move
mcnts were graceful and dignifed, and her
whole appearance lady-Iike. The novel attire
she wore WAS very becoming to her symlnctrl.
cal form, and she proceeded on her way, not
the least dauntcd by the universal observation
Of which she Was the subject.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01
<N<3DtD

The man who builds and want where. with
to pay, provides home from which to runa-
way.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01
NEWSPAPER RATES, per quarter, achen se from The o

From and after the 3oth June, 1851, for each news
per, not exceeding three ounces in weight, the
ncxed rates per quarter are to be paid quarterly
advance. These rates only apply where the pa
is sent from the office Of publication to actual ;
bona fde subscribers.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01
CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, &c.

u l. Ginger Preserves, w. I. do. (assorted,)
u. Brandy Peaches, Lemon Syrup,
Curacao, Maraschino, and other Cordials,
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines,
Claret and n. e.. Blackberry do.
-HEIDSEICH CHAMPAGNE
Gauva Jelly, Catsups and Sauces,
Rose Water Chocolate, Prunes and Rasins,
English, French, and American Mustard,
do. d. do Pickles,
Imitation English Cheese, Macaroni, sc.
English Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Shell
Barks and Soft Shclled Almonds.
ROB'T. LATTA.
CaR,den, July 1, 1851. So If
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01

NoTE.-For each addi.
tional ounce, or fraction.
al part of an ource, be.
vond the ten ounces
embraced in this table,
an additional rate must
be charged.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01

=
" hen sent not over 3Ou miles
Over JC0 and not 1900 =
Over 1890 and not over $500
Over $500 and not over $500
Over $500 miles Z.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01

A system of banking is discovered to have
prevailed in Babylon at least seven or
eight hundred years before the Christian era
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01
Mating.
Ladies' Dress Goods.

A Splendid assortment of Ladies Dress Goods
n in great variety of styles, will be sold at
greatly reduced prices TO close them out. Among
them NAV be found some very rich and rare pat
terms. L. w. BONNEY.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01

lst Weekly papers only when sent as above stat
they are pubiished and this although conveyed in
I'd. Newspapers containing not over 800 square
rates.
Sd. Publishers Of newspapers are allowed to excl
only; and this privilege extends to newspapers publ
+th. The weight of newspapers must be taken or
9th. Postmasers are not ell tiled TO receive newsP
lege.
9th Payment in advance does not ente the part
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01


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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-01

FXTRACTS, Willie Ginger, Ctron, Currants,
~ Lemon Syrup and best Port Wine, for sale
by E. ". BONNEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30

fast, Smith nr Calais, Downing of Auburn,
Springer Of franklin, Chamberlain Of May
field, IIolmts Of Winthrop, Cheney Of leba-
non.
Mr.. Gilmin Of IIallowcll, presented an or
der dircsliny he committee on pay roll 10
make up the pay Of members including Tues
day next. with half the legal travel.
Mr.. Talbu, Of Lubcc, moved 10 strike out
the words "half the legal travel" H.
though, members were entitled to their whole
vayel fees. Ancr some sport the amend.
men, was adopted and the order was passed.
Several Bills and resolves read, aud to-
morrow assigned.
Petitions -eCorr,d-Kcnnebcc and Portland
Railroad Company for modification Of their
charter, John Hopkins and al. for amend
mcnt Of chapter %, sec. l pant I Of the Re
uscd Statutes Belfast Bank lot increase "i
capital in tho sum Of SO, 700; VIM. Wilson
and al. for suppression Of rPPIIug shops; Il.
II. Gardiner and al. tot same Jackson Fin
gerald aud al. cor repeal Of an act to change
the name ur the town Of Benton Japhclh
Vim and al. Tor same; Eas, pIulon Acad-
envy Cor aid Eben Frye and al. Tor renewal
Of charter Of Vassalboro' Academy inhabI.
ian,s Of Cape Elizabeth for authority to make
n loan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30

IT, in accordance with the provisions Of the
law Of eighteen hundred and forty. eight, some
ten thousand men voluntarily enlist and form
into companies for the performance Of military
duiy-dcvo,ing their time and energies to per
feet themselves in military science aud disci'
plinc-holdng themselves in readiness to r.
spond 10 the call Of the proper authorities
when occasion rcluircs-and do all this not
for their own benefit alone, but lor the good OF
the whole community 49, II would seem that
they should receive some small equivalent for
80 important a service rendered Aud would
surgcs, the paymeu, Of one dollar year Un
lieu of raiions) To each volunteer cnlisIInr
under the law n eighteen hundred and forty
eight, who shall perform the duties therein
specified and also that the adJulauls and or
derby officers receive s,ur COMPENSATION for
their services. lwould recommend tha, pro-
visions be- made for supplying volunteer com.
pluics. with ammunition.
The Ajulaut General reports that 4" The
keeper, or the ar.cnals have performed their
dulic, hrnGl'y and economically to the
State"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30

Tho amount II money received into the
treasury from all source, since the date Of lhe
la,, annual report Is slgG,l 100 %, making
With ,hccash on hand at the time, w sIaj,.
osi ~, an aggregate Of Sjj!,l so Sand
during the same period the disbursements
have hc,u Sjo7, $50 %.
The cash ON hand, as shown by ,his, is
$1,000 o., which Is a subJoc, to call for the
immediate liabilities Of the treasury,
The Treasurer estimates he expenditures
from May /, ISL, To January, 1853, at
sjIj,Ojj Sc. aud the receipts into The Irca.
.ary during the same term Of time a, $500
800 2i-wluch will leave a balance u Sij,-
gs1 3j. IN tins estimate Of expenditures the
amount Of uur public debt which will become
due. va SIG3. 900 90, and 100000 90 for
interest, while iu the receipts there Is Irclu-
dcl nothing cnccpifrom the ordinary and Ger.
tain s,urcr. l'pon this Poin, the Treasurer
remarks as follows -
Irvtllhr perceived by q COMPARISON of ihc
estimated receipt. and expenditure, lhl, the
1mpun, expected ,o d. derived from lhc ore
binary source, Of supply, will De- more ilnn
equal To- ,hc estimated ordinary expense, but
not sufficient ru NEE, doe extraordinary jr-
mand, iur lllr reform srhool, insane hospital
,oJ state rrfspn. am hIrry however. 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30

QrEEN yIcrcRrA's DRAwNO ROOM
friend has sent Us the London Morning Post
Of eth Of May, which contains an account Of
the "Qneen's Drawing Room" held the az
icrnoon previous at St. James Palace
Among those who were introduced TO the
Queen on this occasion, We notice the name Of
our iuwnsman, Lieut.. Geo. II. Prcble Of the
II. Lawrence, with the other officers Of that
ship. \ column or Two Of the paper is occu.
pied with a description Of the dresses OF the
ladies present As our lady readers may b.
interested in these. We give that Of lhe Queen
and Mr. Abbott Lawrence, our Minister'S
lady.
Tho Queen wore O train Of bud watched
slk. having flowers Ut white and yellow bro
cadri on It, The train was trimmed viii.
tullr. yellow ribbon, AMI punches vt lilac, OF.
nlmcuicd With diamonds. The po,ucnltvls
orwhitc satin. with an upper .,in of blonde.
trimmed with burchr, oi lilac and ullr, anl
omamcntrd " Ilh diamonds, to corr spoui with
ihc tain. The hcad.ir.s was formed of
diamond, and lrlllrr,, aud wreath of Iillrs
Mr.. Abbou Lawrence wore a tuiuof pink
brochr elk, lined with silk, AND trimmed With
satin and silver lama cape II silver blonde
skin of Gnc India muslin, richly embroidered
with silver, and worn over PINK siIk. Head.
drc,s, blonde 'apre,., feathers, and diamonds
Portland idr,1Uor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30

rur 70 pammru erIl, 1HI Hr U0F '...r.H
sHu.h uhTiI.l thr fUsH.I Hi 20 s.r.U. .....
81 I, a t.v,r, 1r ths rrslH ~ hN.l TI.1. H'
habit. q stands f.ar.ra...l -- Hrs. HH...... W
uur. o cough i1 ita 'IHs, f'rt HIs 1... .'
months. 1u.l lldl-l N. sklIl 90 Oh. isHfphN
81 ANY, rHrsur having EIIIuiN" 40 I.'
trNGs, shIult M uuU frsUit tu DOW \ = llIN
~. Nohl,s never kH1vn au ir.faH-. 90 i.'.-
r,nse of Blr,.'iu- 20 ihr lu1gs, while ihr I'.-'
adhered o. 'hs iirDrt.r1. iu ffr u-r 10 Goo. boil ..
cine.
g. H. case. of NrNstT,, Duuus' LINi' pei d"
great l-ushi. %. o. Lirtl. ur do. gHu-1, IU. I.f'
,br ratraut Co hrafh Boo much i1'' th'1 Oh. .f.I
iuis.
oh. Trrg rrfv frH. WHu0FIyo DHraHs
.llBI ium. iisifI, make usr ~ DJNus' llh.-
n viii. srts hI.l n hirf ..4gtlg, AMI rrsi'Tr Do"
r.ti,ut o. h,llth m.,b -.rrrl than 'ny Known r...
els.
5h. Tur CHouF Hsf rH uHfli7g rsHs'n W.
,p.ak oruhIrut,. having u',,r h1.vu o. i' GOD I'
ths hundred. Ul ,itJ. poo vh,a % Doe lrrH ls....
6h. A,ruuN,u greatly r.I.It.-.'iH ..'.
r. d.. ul Iuult,iI, produced uuf' rrHnff cone. N
thr. ,rurlut than tll u'hrI remedies.
7lh ~ eases ct lHg-suudiIg LuNn '.H'
Ft,iNrs, d b, thr bet Article SO oiu I.sfil. 30.
tain. as % o.. ap ,NIrgf.lut 20 great power. f.i
often 90 ths a.t stage of ir.e'.r, u' che fool. '-
t.rlf that u.l auoil IlI,'.
Sold o., pru- .isfs iuI 0,i'Ls in n...L.H. =.
,II,. ,nI g., Alfred Nndrrns, Pans I'LL, ln''
a.. anil \. Ti,il. ~uuh rausi l.. M1.H.H,n'
Moth P.ri.; l.. Atwood \ Co., Buchh,.ls 90.
How, ant Roland CrUoker, Sumnsri Z. l.. lr'..
al. and ~hlrkIry D. Favor. NouNayf VI. l'..a'.a
anI yals1tiu \ MU0ro, Mechanic la.'s. ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30
From Mexico

New Orleans r1p'rs contain aI'ices Som
lhc ri,y Of Mexico To lhr 10Th ult., and from
Vera Cruz To toe 1T. met. The Mexican
House OF Representatives approved on doe
2lh ult., the resolution taken by ihr Senate,
To gran, eighty days respite to ,hr committee
Ut both branches Ia Ty To effect arrangements
or compromises with the public creditors. -
f. is said that notwithstanding all their Jcal-
ousy Of American entertainments, It was pro-
posed, as the only medium Of salvation, Ia
Try To negotiate loan from the L. ). Cow
eminent. The Legislature has passed 'trIn-
gen, law against gambling. \ respite OF g
months has been granted by the Government
to the company which was engaged To csIab-
lish line Of telegraph wires from Vera Cruz
to Mexico.
The Indians continue their doPrcdations 10
Durango and other States Of the north.
The reports Of the surveying parties at
Tchuanicpcc are favorable 10 the feasibility
OF the ruad. \ letter from MAJOR Barnard
says that the survey Is nearly completed, and
that all parties would be able to leave the
lsthmus on the Goth Of May. \ letter from
the chairman Of thu permanent committee Of
the Railroad Committee denies that a bill to
declare null the Gary grant, which the Com
plny have acquired, is before the Mexican
Congress. The resolution which passed the
Senate is to annul a decree granting far
Their delay Ia commencing The work. The
original grant remains untouched, aud the
committee contend that the question whether
the acting President of the Mexican Republic
ia 1916 had the power To grant further de-
lay tor commencing the work, Is onc for Ju'
dicial and no, legislative action.
10 Tampico, the arrival Of -four irom the
United States under the temporary license
granted by the Mexican Government, was a
matter Of public cungmiuailUn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30

THE DEsrRucrioy oF MNor LrpoE
LlonTnousr.--col. Swiit has written letter
to Col. Albert, Chief Of the Typographical
Engineers, at Washington, giving, at length.
his opinion Of the cause Of the destruction Of
the Minoi Ledge Lighthouse. The letter,
which goes infinitely into the subject, is pub.
lishcd in the Washington Republic Of Sltar.
day last. The conclusions al which Col. $.
arrives are ~ follows:
Fint That the sea did reach the main
body Of ihe structure.
Second That the platform. or dcck, placed
By ,hc keeper on the SECOND series Of braces.
contrary to ,hc design Of Ihc builder Of llc
Lighthouse, contributed 10 ihc overthrow.
Third. That the guy, or - inch hlu.
srr, attacked By thc keeper 20 lhc top Of ,ls
lighthouse, understanding 200 frc, northwest,
or boz a direction directly 90 r.sh, angles D,
thr direction Ut Do. sen. northeast, hal mo.,
injurious tendency, asI tint Il was enough. i1
llsrll o. cause ilc overthrow Of tho light
house, bad iha .l not reached ihc body u
ihc structure. u s easy lo perceive that co.
force Ut such % srl upon 900 fri IT hemp
cn rope Of - inches mus, have been im
mrns', when that rope was attached % ,hr
wgahr.i part of thr building, inris, ihe Jam
tern deck, Cn feet above the rock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30
Correspondence Of The Democrat
AuGusrA, May 81.


DrR Dnleair
Voc tod u,,. I fcmcmi.r. glory, Toll,
On ,sl6.b pdacirL, i, shame ani guilt"
and so suppose tia, those to whom the poo
pie have assigned the inicrcs, Of the State,
will lay aside an scl6.hncss, because shame
and gull, arr bu, a Poor foundation. had
formed a pleasing picture Of
"Thc statesman u The DAY.
90 pampou, anil ,la~.mo,iOg pageant ooue'.
Some ,hau, him, AMI some hang uron h.. car,
To gaze ~ '.syss. anitic.s hin. Ma,leu. ~aVs
Their ksr,h,l., aaI ~ womsn weep iur joy
But the love OF oaico-oh'
"IIcrc rnn. he uaua,ninao. AMI cr1gsy ril;c
That trmrt. auhition. Ca the summit .ec
The seal. of ot,cs glitter 10 hi.o,c,i
Il, climbs. he pants, be- gra'p' them > Mh'' heels,
Cl,,c a, b., hrcl'a jcmigoy',s a.o,ud',
NaI With a dsu'rua, ~ .,on twists han down,
NnI via. ,hru, to, To- bee them in h,s turn"
There is another ridge, neither " mountain.
Gus or "craggy," that runs between and
rises higher Than the mound Of scldshncss OF
the ctdly hcirl, Of ambition, on whose top
bloom an the enduring laurrls which grace
our free ins,ulous-casy Of ascent, inviting
100 prospect, ,aiIorI, equal Iuduccmcot, Co the
srhool-boy, the statesman, and doe sage.
No dcmlg que ,r,ads the towering summit
VI &c homes, cmubuon,' ior ,hc " sslls Of OF.
Gee " shine rO, there, and Il ,hr voice Of cal.
umny aud spite reach lhc ears Of those who
tread bcr cload-cappcd height, % ,sas charm
lc., thunder breaking a, their lcrt'
The election Of Hon. Noah Prince rrcsl-
den, or lhr Senate, s very HONORABLE, TO cold
ONlorJ, and the manner in which, thus Gar,
be- has discharged ,hr jaur, Of that office,
5. highly crcl,ublc 20 himself With an ct.
fr.cu' President anl Secretary OF da, buIy
our noble Comfy !, bouoIcd O. she has " cn.
d,a,urrl Co u,sru,."
May her mignantmily TO her 'rs. fortunate
bu, dessrung lrsuds, be manifest in each and
every ac, Of Der distinguished servants, ,iai
her character may continue to be as exalted
a, her political relations. SoaT,r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30
Nsw Youk, Nay -
The PrsSidguts Return..--M Mexican
Claims

The President and suite were duly honor
ID nj Newark and New Brunswick yesterday
while on their way To Washington.
Secretary Webster, who .rn, Counsellor
Barlow io Mexico for voucher, 30 relation 60
,undry Mexican claims, 1t is said las now
cent hi, brn,hcr.in.law, LEROY tn thar Rrpub-
lie, on impouln, business.
Curious Developments are transporting
about some of the awards Of doe latr Mexican
board. Secretary Corwin, who has been
charged with an iu,crr,, IN some OF lhc M'N.
can claims. has turned the auarIs lor their
raymgato,cr lo bis chercicrs. VIZ lllwns.
ton.
Com. skinner has not officially express u
h.- lrsrr. ,o hr rplr,cI from the chnrrr OF
,hc Blrlu Of Supplies, anl consequently
mo- action h1. been taken by lhc department
CoumoIarr Nuu.,'s health would rul p.r
m.l HIM 60 acrrp, ,hc aprnnim.nl o "li.rd
" Curvu leave. 600 a short Wet, 'u Ohio
900 Monday NJ TUESDAY NEXT VI lluar h'lnr
expected hrmc before ,'at umr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30
Abstract Of the Adjutant Generals
Report.


The Who'll. number of enrolled militia 900
rhc State b, '2,5l7 lrs, llnu the number Co..
parted NJ the la,, session by 3,Io1
In Cumberland County there are Isl tn
$50 there were 7.7g3-dccrr1sc als
10 OrforI County there are $3.50 in 1880
,hcr were 3.-Cg-drcrcasc so
The AiJunn, General says
At the time of making the last annual r..
por, Of III, condition Of this department, MAY
fr.,, eighteen hundred and ify, my worthy
and rcu,lcmaaly predecessor states the whole
number or companies Organized under the
q, nc, additional to ,hc sixteenth chapter OF the
revised statutes" approved Angus, eighteen
hundred aud lorly.cirlh, to b, fifteen. There
have been Organized since tia, time, twenty.
two, making IN al, ,hlrty.sc,cn. Three reg
imcn,, have also been organized, under the
provisions Of said act, VIZ Ono 10 the fret
brigade Of tn fourth di,Is.on--onc in the drl
brigade Of the eighth division - one iu the
second brigade Of the eighth division An
Ut which have been Differed BY gallant ani
efficient officers. They are we'll qualified for
the important stations they iill, and will do
much TO encourage and sustain a wel.aPpoint.
ed volunteer militia, not only within their i'm
mediate commands, bot throughout the Stale.
The total volunteer force Of the State Is
about two thousand two hundred. The FOL.
lowing compliment, Is, without doubt, we'll de-
served
1t is gratifying to the friends Of weIl-reg.
ulatni militia system, TO see the spirit and
energy which pcrades the members Of the
volunteer cors, whether officers or privales
|, proves conclusively that under more liberal
policy toward, this branch Of our national de-
fence, no lack of the proper military spirit
would be- found to exist within the State
The present volunteer force needs only the
fostering care Of the Legislature to make it
increase from it. present numbers TO tina, Of
ten thousand men, as contemplated by the Law
Of eighteen hundred and fory-eigh,. A force
Of that magnitude can be kept IN a sufficient,
state Of readiness 10 do duty in any cmergen.
CIV likely to arise within our borders, a, very
uihing expense in comparison with the secur.
ity it affords t. life and property.
The quota Of arms to which the State Is
entitled from the general government for the
current year, under the law Of lsOS, has been
directed to be furnished in percussion rifles
with equipments, and an extra quantity Of
light infantry and rifle equipments, together
with quantity OF non-commIssioned officers
swords-all OF the latest aud mos, approved
patterns. Directions were given for their
shpmen, to Portland, to be placed IN the State
Arsenal there. They will, no doubt be recciy.
ed in few weeks. The following recommen-
da,ions are reasonable
In popular government the burdens conse-
quent upon il. administration should be diyid-
ed as equally as possible among all classes
benefited. Now all, or nearly all, admit the
necessity Of some military organization. Its,
then, but an act Of simple justice that all clas-
es should contribute something TO its support.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30

ofhis ,llrs,y opinions. Thesh'sry question should
not b. Involved in political parties at all, beyond
whaI the Constitution requires, to secure 10 the
sOu,h the rights guaranteed to them rPon 'h'qOs'-
dop, =, !, does 10 seess all ether sonsii'utionil
rights.
Again, the DeDoorat says
ANY person. from whatever motive, or IN
Der whatever pre,cncc, Who does anything to
strengthen or encourage olohtcHi'Ui, acts d.
rcclly contrary to the spirit and principles Of
the national dcmocra,icpariy.
Uc ,hauld have ADDED to-, or "~h' DO any
,hias o. ,,t,sr,hsu ur ,ncnuras,'' lsrry, 'sot. DE-
rcr, costsr, ~ ,hr sr,t 'ud r'ineipl'' 1t The M
uorll l,ro,,atis nri'.
w are opposed o. .h'rI, anl ~,uli sl'd', h''r
,t aI.l..hcI On al 90. e,a. stn, ss thiaI the Gee
Su,s. ,h,ull no, ,a,srirs With che ,h,,p ia,,i,u-
,isos of che Sau,h ,rl We voulin,i,ho "s,,ng'h.
si n,r caesur,ry plal'oui.ru," un ths grvund that
To- rriosill,. s.rr,d,r1 b., alal''iaoi''' ar, d'a-
gsrur. q. ths hsrp.,, ani safety 81 the u"'au.-
nar. i.~rooz o., thr tyc State b. msldir Nth
SLAYER, ~ the Sguih, then 10 !. u1iust q require
them to s,d ia Il. .1rport, except ~he'r 'h'y arr
t,r,I o. b, ths COa,utu,an'o Wh''h 81 che State
have .pb-o,bei
Iftthc sun rirasc it' own "poou'i1r 'n
.t,iu,,1s.." AID ths No,ih uc,t the ullec, a. a
moral or coa.ti,u,o1,lq ns-ir'u, adsTsndru, oi p'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30

Prsr>r 10 Cos Casa ma-..r. r..
ring has been forwarded to G.a. C-s llom
,amu ut DO, aJmirrrs boo California. I..a'
lowing description Of tive Gul 800 3D. D.
po".-
II weighs ,nmr ,.N uluras, aud 10, 'alu
cannot BE- hr frum three ur four hundred Dol.
lars. On the exterior D, is iulaid with iur aa.
,unl specimens Of the pure gold, q, found at
the mines, giving do, effect Of chased work.
Ga the top is ~, fine specimen of lhc quartz
containing gold, over and under Which (uu
a rough grouud, made u small particles ol
the precious metal, as picked up among The
rocks aud sauds,) are the words, IN raised
letters, also formed Of gold, 'LrwIs Cas-.
This top forms a I'D, which opens with a
spriug, and discovers four glazed complu-
mcnis, containing as many specimens Of the
native gold dusl, as gathered from four differ
en-, rivers, and over them are the inscriptions,
neatly cot IN tablet Of fine wrought gold,
e Gold Blud, 'Yubl River 'Mlrpo,l,
and Feather River Ga the inside is in-
scribcd the names Of the donors