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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-31

Burbank, Lodi, Spencer, Psn6old, and La Grange,
20 Elyns, 54 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Wooster every Wednesday and Saturday a, 6
Arrive at Elyra next days by pm;
Leave Elyria every Monday and Thursday al IL m !
Arrive at Wooster next days by IN.
10000 From Wooster by Blachy svle Mohican and Nc
Kay, to Perrysville, % miles and back a
week.
Leave Wooster every Friday at Sam;
Arrive at Perrysvlle same day by l2
Leave PerrysvIe every friday at pm;
Arrive at Wooster same day BY 6Pmi
lO0sl From Wooster by Smithvle, Marshalve, Eas-
ton, Chippewa, JohRson's Corners, New Portage,
Akron, Middlebury, Tslmadge. Brimheld, Raven
ma, charlesown, Psri.vills, and Newton Fails,
10 Warren, 70 miles and back, three times a week
TO Ravenna, and six times week residue.
Leave Wooster every Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday at am;
Arrive at Warren next days by I2mi
Leave Warren every Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive At Wooster next days byspn
Schedule for the three additional trips be proposed.
lOOS2 From Ashland, by Savannah and Ruggles, New
London, II miles and back, daily except Sunday.
Leave Ashland daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive a, New London same day. by liam;
Leave New London daily except Sunday at M
Arrive al Ashland Same days by 6 pm.
lO0s3 From Ashland, by Nankin, Polk Sullivan, Hunt
ington, Wellington, and Ps6sld, to Oberlia, "a
miles and back three times week.
Leave Ashland every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive :. oberlin same days BY Jpn;
Leave obern every Tuesday, Thursday, and sasur-
day at Ga m
Arrive a, Ashland same days by 7pm.
Proposals for six times week service will be con-
sidered.
loos4 From Ashland, BY Perots Nova, North Rochester
Brighton and North Camden, Hsnristta, 40
miles, once a week, and back.
Leave Ashland every Friday at Jam;
Arrive at Henrietta day by 6pm;
Leave Henrietta every Saturday at am
Arrive at Ashland same day by pm
lOO95 From Polk by Albion, West Salem Lodi and La
fayele, 10 Medina, % miles and back, once 4 week.
Leave Polk every Friday at 9 am;
Arrive at Medina same day by 5pm
Leave Medina every Saturday at 10 am;
| Arrive at Polk same day by SPIN.
lO0S6 From Mlersburg, by Berlin, Winesburg and Dear
dorfrs Mills, to Bolivar, 20 miles and back,
week.
Leave Milersburg every Monday at am;
Arrive at Bolivar same day by pm;
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Roads Woody's Mill, Rousseau, Hckorson's X
Roads. and Malta, TO McConnellsxlle, IS milea

Roads, woody's Mill, Ro.ssau, Hcksr.ons x
Roads, and Malta, TO Mcconnellsvile, rs miles
and back, week.
Iesy. AmesvilIs every Friday at 9 mi
Arrive al MeConnelISvie same day by +pm
Leave McConnesviIIe every Saturday at am
Arrive at Amesville same day by pm
,oIas From Chester by Bashan and Grahams Station to
Great Bend and return by Sterling Bottom, equal
TO Is miles and back, once week
Leave Chester every Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Great Bend same day by IAN;
Leave Great Bend every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Chester same day by 7Pm.
1929 From Gaipols, by Rscoon Island South New Cs.
tle, Hereford Swan Creek, Green Bottom, Milers,
Haskelvile, and Quaker Bottom, to Guysndo'ie,
Va, 80 miles and back, once sswesk.
Leave Gallpols every Friday at s sm
Arrive at Guyandotte next day by III
Leave Guyandote every Saturday at2pm;
Arrive a, SVEN Creek same &C. day BY SPIN
Leave Swan Creek every Thursday at sam
Arrive at Gallpols same day by pm
lOisO From Gallpos, by Smiths, Bays Bottom, and
Miller's, to Haskellville, 80 miles and back, once
Leave Gallpos every Tuesday at 81 ami
Arrive Al Haskellville same day by PM
Leave baskerville every Wednesday at s. am;
Arrive at Gsllpos same day by 6p m.
lOl3 From Galipols, by Addison Cheshire, SILVER Run,
Salisbury Pomeroy, Chester, Alfred, and Tuppsr's
Plains, to Coolvlle, AZ miles and back, twice a
Leave Gallpois every Wednesday and Friday at
am;
Arrive at Coolville same days by 8pm;
Leave Coolvile every Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive at Gallpols same days by 8 pm.
IOl32 From Galipois by Pine Grove, Vnton, and Ew-
ington, to Wilkesvile, % miles and back once q
week.
Leave Gallpos every Thursday at Ian
Arrive at Wikesvlls same day by pm;
Leave Wilkesvils every Thursday at S ami
Arrive at Gallipolis same day by ii am
1898 From Portsmouth, by sciotovle, Wheslsrsburg,
Franklin Furnace, French Grant, Hanging Rock,
IroDton, Coal Grove, Greene's Store, Burlington,
and Quaker Bottom, to Guyando.te, Va, 81
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Portsmouth, every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at am;
Arrive at Guyandotc days by JPN;
Leave Guyandotte every Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday at a m;
Arrive at Portsmouth same days by m.
0I34 From Portsmouth, by Scioo, to Iron Furnace, 26
miles and back once week.
Leave Portsmouth every Saturday at S am;
Arriv Iron Furnace same day by / d m
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

SrThe following article cops with peasur. from th'
Boston Mercantile Journal and hope any Of or num-
eros r~ader suffering from any othe complaints which
II ia said they will speedily avail themselves OF IT,
DR. WISTAR'SB BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Il known many years agn that the wild cherry tree
of this climate Possessed valuable med cnal properties.
Indeed this known the Aborgines. and decOc
ton of The leaves bank Of this has been
ded by their pay~icaS. of the most ectna rcm-
edes in many diseases. This fact several years since
rested the attention Of Dr. Wsar, highly respectable
practitioner He investigated with the healing prop
cries of the wild cherry-es,ed its effects hen admins.
tired alone. and when in combination with other REMEDIAL
agents He found that its natural virtues might be great
iy improved. and by combining it with Ingredient. whose
properties all proved and generally organized mr
cine produced which constitutes remedy of great
value pulmonary affections and diseases of the chest and
which prnverbally prevalent in
cities and large and often prove fatal swelling the
bills oil mortality much greater extent than is the
with other had almost said all other classes Of
diseases.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on
the wrapper, for sale in Camden at Nick AIMS
Drug Store. Wholesale by p. NJ. Cohen Il
Co., Charleston, S. c., and by Druggists gen.
orally throughout the State.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
j Executive Department

6yhs Ercelleacy, j. H. h'E4NS, Go,eruo
az Commandsr-in-chief in and orer tbe Sta,s n
Sohh Carolina. SIC ''He 9
NhEkEAS, information reached mo tb., 49,
~ atIOcious murder was committed e "u, unor a.
Johf hcpasiel, OF Barnwell by six yonns upUn ,n.n
sinog whom @ were Seaborne f: Farmer a9d WI WI
lIaEm IoGlnand whereas, the aforesaid F. n.
am mr.: l. oon nav made their cscape-now be- s i
kpWn N order,ha; they may be brought 70 tr.i i
i1ohn II; Means Governor in and over the Sta,s
South Carolina, do issue this INV nrocIama
'Henplng reward If FIVE HUN6RED 6R1'T%1f'' n0T
ELARS for the delivry of both, or two bnndrad 49,
and fifty for the delivGy of either of them 'tha to tha
Jaor OF Barnwe dstrr, "''"' ~ ue
Farmer is about 2J Or % years old e,o. o
inches high. well made, far complexion, blue eves
lght hair two of his from teeth slightly bfoten'
ION. has scar On his cheek, about an inch and
h,afiong, made by the cut Of knife.
: iobIn is 5ls 1or 10 years old, feet IL inebe.
high fair complexion; very little beard. s wbits
teeth, thick Ups, we'll made, and is badly scared
9n the rlgF arm aud shoulder. -
,lVen uder my hand and the seal of,o1 our
l. 5. ne 9th day of July, in -thndfed and fiji:
LOG one thousandr
= ty-one:: J. H. MEANS.
WV T; harHcR, Dep. Sec'ry. Of State.
An<nSt IL. OF
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

0FWe have received sufficient returns to
satisfy US that the Congressional elections in
this State. have resulted disastrously for South.
ern Rights. But two Southern Rights men,
Bragg and Harris, have been elected, while the
Fillmore federal consolidationists have elected
fiye. This shows bad for the cause of the
South in Alabama. The "stars and stripes"
IS an iniaiiible argument and was used ID the
tate contest without stint We bid our friends,
.hoIeyer add eftt o. af shsc g0ua
cheer; when the smoke OF the battle shall have
passed OF, and the people have time to look
around and see the true principles of those
whom they have elevated to power, they
will wheel into line again.
Montgomery Ala. Adcertiser.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

Seoen Negroes killed By lightning.
wednesday evening, the 23d ult. MIR. John
Reeves, residing about sixteen miles south of
this place, in company with seven of his ne.
groes. were induced BY the appearance of a
cloud rising, to repair to large tree, but
short distance from where they were at work,
for shelter. Mr. R. being on horseback, reach.
ed the tree first, and by accident let his horse
loose, and in endeavoring to recover him, rece.
ded some distance from the tree, when he heard
sasclaD OF thunder.
On TscsSSeSlng bis horse, he proceeded to the
house. At the usual rsas for returning home,
snone of the hands made their appearance. He
became alarmed, and, in company with another
person. went in search Of them. They went
immediately to the tree where they had contem.
plated shelter, and found them ali dead; two of
them were lying near the tree, and the other
five were in the hollow of it.
'ssSa @t'ss'' Bolirar Tenn.) Herald.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

TWO MARES, one handsome grey, quick &C.
l. ton and trotter, the other Sorre, with
white f ce and PAGER, were stolen at Savannah
by two men. who crossed the Savannah River on
Saturday, the 2lst ut., and it is supposed may
proceed westward The above reward will be
paid for the apprehension of the thieves and re-
covery OF the properly by w. B. ElLES, Esq,
Savannah, or EDWARD WINS OW.
Office foot of Laurens Street, Charleston s. C.
July So If
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

Departed this life in the 56th year of her age,
at the Residence of her son-in-law, (F. RootD in
Camden. s. G., after short illness Mrs. MARY A.
HEIsE, widow af John C. Heise, formerly of Wash
ington City, o. e.
H Washington Papers please copy.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
PUBEIcaNopreF-

There . r., will bea Barbecue given ~ ,f.,.s e
vile on Tuesday the a6tb inst IN ds bona Lancaster
stor Rhett which the e,izens s ne1of oS Of Sen
fully aH iavi,sa sId ssaoaing Districts are respect
ea gentleman will be present. '"solSh-
{. ' WIZ De prepared by the ladies. :,
). GALLUcHAr, I
DANIEL BRowN, ~
F.. c. CAUrHES,
II. GoocH,
J. d. McILwA1S.
aqr Connutee.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
QUININE.
South Carolina .Kershaw District,

pf JoHN H. JOY ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHEREAS Thomas J. Cau,hen has applied to me for
w Letters Of Administration on all and singular the
Goods and Chattes. Rights and Credits of Hannah West
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are therefore, to cite and admonsh all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to be and
appear before me at Ordnarys Court for the said
District to holden at Kesaw Court House on the thr.
ticth day of August nst show cause if any, why the
said administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand ant seal this 3h day Of August in
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
One f n ii year Of American Indepen
dence. - - .nsSu ~ Gspsqcf,~
Aug. 10 IS Q,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
CAMDEN HOTEL
IS NOW OPEN
FOR THE Et5ACCOMNOD4TION OF
slTHE TRAYELLNl4 pLR1c

RON fHEe5AC ACCOtHiHODATiUf or
}bTHE TRAVELLING PUBIC.
TTIs an excellent and commodious buuing,,, v
and we'll fitted up, and lately put ina stalef
complete repair The rooms are large,opeUl
air! fine Family parlors well furnished. -
he Table will be supplied with every ting
which an excellent country market will afrd,
attended by the best servants.
The BAR will be supplied with the choest
Wines and Liquors.
The STABLES are well fitted up attend by
careful and experienced Hostlers, and webup.
piled with Provender
Also Lots prepared for the accommodate OF
Drovers, with excellent water convenience
There will at all times, be an Omnibus ptend-
ancc to convey passengers to and from tn lepot,
The Subscriber having had several yers txpe-
rience in the above business, feels confidt nDsay-
ing that he will be able to give general tfshction
to all, who may favor him with their ptpnage, as
he is determined 10 use every exertii On his part
to please. IL
H. WILSON.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

A Chapter of Misfor,une-Oo rr;d.v .aS
noon noon some vil-hearted person set t fire 70 ~.
John NJ Young's wheat, in the field M tbns s>au-
S sing loss of fifty dollars. In the evoIg, on
~ SsP,.oi M H'il, the Lightning struck thS mpPost
-. - ~nlch his horse was fastened, smashed
me g'ass ~ the lamp. The au;lh jerked loose
.; sna ran OF, bat was soon ~ etovered; A short
;aa ane afterwards the fluid y6etrated his dwell
dss,; ng mouse; ieaping deh the chimney, and,
tepiece and clock, 42d tore away the wood.
work of closet il its escape. On Saturday
night while saving property from the deluge at
the canal, ashog stung him severely on the
hand, and, IN consequence, he is obliged to car
~ 1t in sling; and on Wednesday night an
,lneendiary applied the match to his small frame
noase IN the rear of the National Hotel. Tru.
y, m'stortunes never come as single spies, but
always in battalions - Washington Republic.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

1t good rule never to speak of mems
faults to ,others.tilFwe have first and faithfully
spoken to themselves This would prevent a
world Of mischief and slander, and perhaps save
many from persisting in sinsz
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
Oils. Oils,

TINE Subscriber has now in store full supply
i of Solar. Sperm, Lnseed and Castor Oil,
which he will dispose Of on the most reasonable
terms. ,- ,s.t, f.. ~ a 81
pPantation Castor Oil a: 81 so per gallon.
Also, Superior Burning Fluid, -. :
Aug. g 81 II
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
A CAPO.
dence.
Aug. l9

A CAPO.
THE undersigned b."dng purchased the stock
l. of Drugs, Cbtmicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufs, &c &c>~of the Estate of James R. Nc
Kain, finds 20 hand, and will continu" to keep
very geDea assortment of all articles 10 the above
line. IN the selection OF these articles, especial
ee'ehas been taken that they should be OF the
>eery osst mateisal and hs freea from admirture
Undersigned IIss=es simssG IS ass Ais asss!
serrsd reput a,ion for the purify of its Medicines.
which this house has, for so long time, enjoyed.
Erery article sold by him, shall be ,Ohat ii pur-
ports TO he. .. ~.
Hi' prices shall be moderate-as low as Mcdi-
zines selected with especial reference to purity,
can be sold
70 approved and punctual customers, TIE usual
cred il Will be extended.
o. A large addition to the present stock has been
ordered, and is daily expected. ,..
THOMAS J. WOREM N.
August ~. 81 n
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

cosSusrALsMrs. Dobson how's your
husband r. s.y,TFE 81 Es sss9EsE
"He's dying, marin, and l,don't wish any
BODY to disturb him -
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NWrCF.'

5of tha ResIons 70 having demands against yjss
pressn, = laIe Mrs. Harriet H Sizs,, -
5eeut eSsi, IL mem so M, John Rossers NJ ~
dsv tsvn, ~ 70 ACamden, and ifnot presenlsd t hu
ami ami ei Az august next will be :de6as,ss ,S
seped. 10 Haae ~ favor of thn3}
Iuiy l, 1851 .}ara~a hA .so SslzER,
'HE 70 Camden and Chariotls N.;i;S.7
Rednae 1or the present leave 'Csg aadsa sa, ssss
rom Charlotte @ ON tba rbfIaay' at 6 A. H., ana, ,53
srangemenis ean un Inc ne succeeding days, untif
ill be o;ven can De made of which
JAMES AcEWEN3 ss
The Hornets Nes, w;u .J Gphtracfots
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. w workman & Boone

emLrao;1 noM RECEIVING large additions - ~
redepns dsi1g ,ss SERERAL NEW W STy1en = s1el5 -
cSpe.ss s spsIysSto I1er Stock ss hy far the mo- MOI "
III. h., BooTs>AND sz.,ussssrs ssss
''fi,as ever bsen oferealn>. - ,.a,kuss5
Inc selection Of these soods ne ssan1
nee M taken as TO style and a,ssssl desc lip'' 81
n,hnd materials arsrnfhodatins! .,.s..sI ana'
'"S s"s shall respectfully ns'sa II
exarsnIp@aeir Stock, which es,',C, mot . ,ss1
and nd"ss s;se s,e to give sa,isfacsisoa 70 80. q
W-Ap.rfsar has RECENTLY added 10 bis st16<S
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19

ELECTION NOTICE,
South Carolina. .Kershaw District.
Office General Sessions and Common Pleas,
T NJ. HAUDIN, Clerk of the Cour, Of Common
IL Pleas and General Sessions for the District
aforesaid in pursuance Of the act Of the Legisla-
ture in such case made and provided, do hereby
give Public Notice, that an election for Tax Col
lector f Kershaw District will be held on The
second Monday of October next, at the usual pla.
ces of election throughout the Disuict. 80
u iiness my hand at Camden, this 10th day Of
July, A. =. 1851.
,. NJ. NAUDlN, c. C C. T. L. C, S,
Aug. 16. 63 I'd
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$500 Reward.

$500 Reward.
ESCAPED from the Jail Of kershaw District
- s. e., on Monday l4th Of July last Mr.. Sam
uel J. Love, who was convicted of the murder
of Mr.. Robert ]. Lester at Spring term, l85l.-
Said Love is about feet 2 inches high, and about
20 or 81 years ofage, rather dark hair and of
-sallow complexion, and has rather down cast
ok. with rather dark grey eyes, with some of his
front teeth rather decayed said Love isa carpen-
ter by trade
will give the above reward to any person who
will appehend the faid Love and lodge him in any
Jail in this State, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for his safe confinement in any Jail in the United
States, SO that l can get him.
JOHN INGRAM, S. X. D.
Aug. IL, 64 #
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SPICES.
FOR PICKLING.

FOR PICKLING.
I ONG and White Pepper, White Mustard S..3 h,,.h
~ do, lurmerc. &c, also large supply Jars. Assorted
sizss, Tor pickling and preserving. for sale by
THOMAS J WORKMAN
At the oil stand Of James r. McKain
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
NEW SADDLES, &c.

NEW SADDLES, &c. szsz Il
Of the best qualities and latest styles His stock M
now complete, any article usually onnd in bio tin5
may be procured, on the post accommodsti3f
terms. srtf{
saddles made to order in The very best s451<
Harness OF all kinds and ,deseri piers $ 81
Repairing done at the shonSaS 2ssf :ss
June 10 40 ;,..s. sg,ss 81
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-19
WATEREE HOUSE.
NJ {LATE PLANTERS.a HOTEL,y

* f,s - CAMDEN. S. C. zna7
VIE Subscriber {having purchased this
Il tenslve and web known Establishment, and
having added largely to its convenience and com
'ori' by new addition of Furniture and thorough
and complete repairs, begs leave to inform the
Public, tina, he is prepared to Entertain all who
may favor him with a call, in manner hitherto
unknown in the town of Camden.
He deems 1t unnecessary to make any pledges,
only so iaras to say that his TABLE will be sun.
p'Ied daily as well as any in the State attended
by polite and attentive Servanfs.
His STABLES, will be bountiful'Y supplied with
Prnvender and attended by the very best Hosters.
No pains will be spared to keep quiet and or
DERBY House.
II. HOLLElMAN.
Camden, Jul 4, 1851. 45 If
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-21

AN AMERICAN TITLE--A real Jtdge-"Wben
was travelling in Massachusetts, some twenty
years ago." said traveller, | had a seat with
The driver, who, on stopping at the postoffice,
saluted an Unlocking fellow on the steps, with,
good morning, Judge Saunders, l hope you're
well, sir"
"On leaving the office | asked the driver. il
the man he spoke to was really Judge
Certainly, sir" he replied 1--WE had cock
| fight last week, and he was Judge"
ALARaE GRuSTER-S Penny, Esq, of Hen.
ry county, is exhibiting hog raised by himself
| about two wears aud half old, and weighing
one thousand pounds II is large and well pro.
portioned. saws the Rock Island Advertiser, and
no particular care has been bestowed in raising
it. This huge lump of obesity is of the Bedford
! and Russia stock.
Charles Edwards, the murderer and suicide at
Penfeld, leaves a wife and seven children. Miss
Sharp, whom he killed. leaves an illegitmate
child four years old. Her father is a respecia.
Bile citizens of Webster, and she was buried from
his house.
Proposals for the establishment of eli oh. new
lines of steamships are at present before Con-
gress.
knight, who killed Hughes at Macon, Ga,
has been convicted Of voluntary manslaugh,-
err"
Barnum has agreed to pay Salvi, the tenor
$1,000 per week and all expenses 1t is worth
something TO be an Italian eunuch.
Fourteen hundred slaves have been imported
into Cuba from the coast OF Africa during tie
last four weeks by connivance of the Captain
General.
One of the Havana papers irreverently calls
Banun yankee pirate"
The Fugitive slaves in Canada are suffering
from the climate, and from want
The editors Of the Oshkosh (O) Denocra.
and the Republican, have been induging in a
tight intended to be explanatory of their respec-
tive leaders.
What is the difference between young girl
and an old hat Merely one Of time the one
has feeling, the other has felt.
OF one hundred and four male inhabitants of
Gloucester, Mass. who died last year, thirty-tso
were lost al sea.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-21
RESIST NOT EVIL.

In Wayne Township, Clermont Co, Ohio, a
teacher was lately murdered BY two OF his pupil,
andeT the following circumstances The teach
el whose name was Morrow, undertook to pun
ish little boy named Dale. John, an elder
brother of Dale, nterfcred, and while the teach
er held the Younger Dale on the floor, pupil
named Groves struck him on the head with Il
stick Of wood This led TO cessation of hostili-
ties, bat while the teacher was at the door call
ing back the pupils, who, frightened az the bat
sic, had fled the elder Dale came behind him, and
fclled him by blow on the temple, and repeat
ed the blow three times after he was down ant
inseusible. The teacher left wife and five OF
six children The elder Dale was u, and
Groves about is years old.
We consider this the natural consequence OF
corporal punishment and we believe that every
year. scenes no; unlike thjS are enacted in Mas
sachusetts, except that the blows given iortu-
naiely do not prove fatal Ills as true now as il
was eighteen hundred years ago, that "whoso To-
keith the sword shall be Us exposed TO be- slain
by the sword" We sympa,hjzo with the at
ficted family, but we can no, but think there
was a fatal mistake Of discipline. The young
men. no doubt, thought il was manly to take tht
little boys part, and yet they will probably b.
hanged for murder, such is the impetfection o
education, aud such the imperfection Of human
tribunals Common School Journal.