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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-20
5tardrpars.

DROOM TWINE AND ALL SORTS
ID OF Tvine and oordage, for sale 6{
julys l1s Ontario st.
GUTLERY-TABLE AND POCKET
~ Knives, Fine Razors, Tailors' and House
Shears and Scissors in great variety and unusually
II DOL S-WE HAVE A COM
PLETE assortment Of Carpentsrs' and Coop
srs Tsols Of the very best stamps % selling loWst
iuly6 l43 Ontario st.
a PPLE PARERS-WHICH PARE,
Core and sIice-what every family Should have.
nv '''''- '--1' C6LwELL CO.,
augl 1B Ontario st.
DORCELAIN KETTLES AND
Il Sauce Pans, for sale By cor WV, 90
aug4 l43 ontario st.
DLATFORM AND COUNTER
seales-laFge and small sizes, Spring Balance
Tor Grocers, Butchers and Families. scales, Steel
yards and Patent beams for heavy dTagghs fgr sale
By sue, oGaShhF Is ohiaTio q street. Ges
HAYING TO0LS-SYTHES,
" snaths' Rakes syths-stenes &e 6I f9r Es sale by
iunels IS Superior street.
NRADLES-MULAY, GRAPE VINE,
~ Straight &C. for sale bE z p4vNorDs
iunelsE5 60 Superior street.
DOAD SORAPERS-PLANK-
H. for sale low. II. K. RAYEOLDs,
lunelSW3 IS Super or street.
DREPARE AGAINST FIRE.
Constantly on hrnd and for sale By the agent at
his depot, No. SO Superior street. large assortment
Of those justly celebrated WlLDER'S PATENT
bALAMANDER SAFES, 70 which the attention OF
the public is called ID. X. kEHNOLDs.
IRON AND NAILS WARE
HOUSE, Nos. 81, 6s, 6s, and g. River street, and
g, e6, 81 and 9s en- the Deck, Cleveland, Ohio.
VIZ. CARRY. MORRISON FOSTER.
W. F. CAREY d CO.,
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
sHOENBERGER'S .-
J u NJ A T A n A IL S |
Common and Charcoal Sheet Iron,
JUNIATA BOILER PLATE,
PRLEG PLOW AND BLISTER STEEL, STEEL
PLOW WINGS, BAR IRON, CROTOE
WINDOW GLASS, GRIND-
STONES, WNI C.
BARRis Celebrated Fire Proof SAFES, &c, at man.
ufacturergi prices. augl:R2l
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CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND
FEAA NE SEMINAR
WILL ENTER UPON ITS 9Th
w Academical year on Thursday, the sixth day
OF September, 1890 under the following
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION:
5. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal, Natural and
Mrs. NJ. L. ii. SANFORD, Vice Principal, Hygiene
and Domestic Economy.
Miss JULIA 5. HOPKINS, Criticism, English Lit
erature and History.
Miss JULIA /. HUGGINs, Mathematics, Grammar
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH, Latin, Greek and His
tory
Miss FRANCIS J. PEAK, Arithmetic, Geography
and History
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD, Vocal Culture and In-
strumental Music.
Miss MARY SLOANE, Instrumental Music
Mr.. WILLIAM WALCUTT, Drawing Painting and
Mons. .. VALIANT, French Language aud Lit
A. HARLOW, n. D., Plain and Ornamental Pen
manship.
R'S- The best advantages are here afforded for the
prosecution OF any Of the branches Of English
Classical Course, we'll Drawing, Painting,
Sculpture, Instrumental and Vocal Music and
French.
TERMs:-Board and Tuition por term Of Twenty
Weeks, 500. Tuition for Day Pupils SIS to $40. For
further information or admission, address.
y. n. SANFORD,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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GOKE COKE COKEl L.
~ H WALLACE q SON ARE NOW MANU-
FACTURING Coke from the pure HAMMOHDB-
WILLIE Strip Vein COAL, which b superior
70 any other Coke in the market. We can furnish
testimonials from numerous manufacturers W ho are
now using it, and who speak Of its character In the
highest terms.
Also, a constant supply Of Hammondsville Strip
Vein sM1THING COAL; and also for Domestic
purposes. 80
Being located Immediately on the line ofthe Cleye
land & Pittsburgh Railroad, we csn ship with dis
patch to any part Of the state. Orders solicited.
ID. Ia. WALLACE son,
Hammondsville, Jefferson County, Ohio.
Uaur1nrv 1s6u febIRs
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DORCELAIN KETTLES AND
CoLwELL Co..
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PRICE

Case Of 20 Yials complete In morocco, and Book, IS
Case Of 20 Vias and Book, plsin,. ................
Case Of IS numbered boxes, and Book, ..........
Case Of boxes, numbered, and Book, ,...........
Single numbered boxes, with directions ots.
Single lettered boxes with direciona % eis.
Large case with 2 or vialA for planters and ply
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list; make up case Of what bind
you choose and incose the amount 10 current note
or stamps by mail to our address, a 552 Broadway
NsW-York and the medicine VIII be duly returned oy
mall or express, free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, eihcent
Agent for the sale Of Remedies In every town or
community IN the United States. Address Dr.. hub-
PHRErs Co, No. 562 BRo4DELT, NEW-YoEK-
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BEwARE OF nm I1TITATIONsI

The Pain Killer is sold BY all respectable Druggists
throughout the U. States and in Foreign Countries.
PTicss-25 cents, so cents, and 81 per BOttls.
HARRIS 4 CO., Cincinnati, o.,
ProprietOrs for the Southern and Western States.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
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SttoFuFlJs at gaw,
ayptEls,

M MANHATTAN HOTEL.---Nos.
INl 3 S, and Murray street. ID door from Broad
Nays opposite the Park New York. Huggins Fling,
House, Boston. Il. T. Rllng, late Of Logeioys Hotel
New York. decl
DAGG'S HOTEL, DETROIT. THIS
House Is located directly opposite the Michigan
Central and Grand Trunk Railroad Depots, and near
the landing Of the Cleveland Steamers and Bunaio
Line Of Propellers Passengers stopping at this well
koWn house. will save kliu Csstg Omnibus are, be en-
tertaiEed al less price and equally well at any
other nrst class Hotel In the city. 1t will be found
IN every respect desirable place for the travelling
public, peins or expense will be spared TO make
4. MCDONALD s CO.,
mav2fR2f frOprietors.
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The PAIN x ktLLEK g BY universal consent allowed
to have won for itself reputation unsurpassed in
the history Of ecal preparations Its instantane-
oua effect IN the entire eradication and extinction Of
PAM in all its various forms Incidental TO the hu-
man family, and the unsolicited written and verbal
testimony Of the masses In its faVor have been and
are its own best advertisement.
What stronger proof Of these facts can Reproduced
than the following letter. received unsolicited, from
REV w r JACORc.
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NEW PA TENT SPRLNG BED BOTTOM
WRIGHTs SPRING BED BOT

WRIGHT'S SPRING BED BOT
w TOM, Is the best thing Of the kind ever in
vented Its popularity and superiority over other
like spring sofa bottom. Instead OF having long
board Stats strung stiff iron springs the gene
rality Of bed bottoms are constructed.
WRIGHT'S PATENT SPRING BED BOTTOMS
have number Of sofa wire springs, all acting inde-
each spring covered with rounded wooden cover,
about inches in diameter: Each one Of these
Springs will settle without disturbing the rest. 1t
pre-eminently superior to any other kind, for the
SIT win not wear out the mattrass like the other
B5I Il win not make any noise like other Bed Bot
EB-it adjusts itself to the human body much more
perfectly than any other kind
~, The bed win not tip up sideway like the other
kind Of Bed Bottom.
DF-It Is softer than any other kind.
- Il Is less liable to get out Of order. ~ ~. 80.
sed after fair trial, they them and the
money will be refunded.
R0WLEY 3 Co, PrOprietors Of the Right for the
''A'' For sale by DR.. L. BROOKS, Agent,
sug3;dAw3Os 6s Ontario street.
A BEAUTIFUL CURIOSITY
IA INDEED ia little magnifyer Of the most
Extraordinary power We have tried themi and speak
By the book-some Of them make a little louise from
the leafoi ross-bush look Ike lobster Spirit
Of SeYentySlx. Perfect little wonders" - Ballous
Pictorial. They are no humbug, but most curious
reality. -Four different pogeEs b{ nal i9T SlCo
iuiyz;Rs ia HaRoysr siroo., Boston
FR UT JARS.
SELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS
~ Of the most approved kinds. For sale By
A. s. GARDNER,
julyll 20 Superior st.
49, ~ BAY STATE AP-
PIE PAIRING, CORING
AZ .VU-, q SLICING MACHINE.
s4lk,l BY i've turns Of its crank
- H. y at one operation the Ap-
pie is prepared for use or
drying. lt paTus only when scing i5 not Desired
Dried apples when cut with this Machine sell cent.
slOd. Every Machine warranted.
Also: superior PEACH PAkEk kor sale y
dealers generally, and manulactureQ p9 tlo Da5
State PAIRING Machine Company.
- WHITTEMORE BROS, Proprletorsl
july7=s3O worcester MASS
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HUTLERY.-TAB AND POCKET
~ Knives, Fine RazOrs, Tailors' and House
Shears and Scissors, In great variety and unusually
cheap, at CULWELL o.,
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Bachelors Hair Dye is sold by
CHURCHILL a BROTHER, Druggists,
r RIO 5. NJ. corner ontario ~ Public SQUARE
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GAYLORD ( Hammond, Q. S. Mackenzie, VIM Fiske
and E. W. sackrider, Cleveland Ohio; Roberts 4
samuel, Columbus; w. A. Graham, SaHdusky; Car
ter Brother, Erie, Pa. euqf
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DROOM TWINE AND ALL SORTS
I'D OF TWine and Cordase, for sale by
COLWELL & CO.,
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Gaylord 3 Hammond, Wm. Fisl1e., C. S. Macken-
zie, +. W. Sackrider, Cleveland And By Druggists
everywhere. augf
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HAYING TOOLS.lSYTHES,
Snaths, Rakes, sythe-stones, &C, for sale by
H. X. RAYEOLDS,
iunelS IS Superior street.
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NRADLES-MUIAY, GRAPE VINE,
II. K. RAYNOLDs,
iuneI3W3 SO Superior street.
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HARRIS 4 CO., Propristors,
For Western States. Cincinnaii, ohio.
To whom all orders for the above Medicines must
be addressed.
Sold MhnIasala and RalaiI hr
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taken internally should be adulterated with milk or
water, or made into a syrup with molassss. E0r q
Cough a few drops on sugar eaten Will be more ef-
fecttve than any thing else.
See Printed DirsctiouS
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HAMMONDSVILLE COAL on.

For lubrioating and burning, lat wholesale only
j. J. BOCKAFELLOW,
General Agent. Ofioe on c. a P. Pier, Cleveland,
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Chic Carried Ey the Negroes!

The official returns Of the Ohio election dis
close the fact tlat the Black RcpuLlican ma
iority was only S,79l. Ft"ytccn Monwmd u,-
gro,S were allowed to vote under the decision
OF Judge Iirnkinhotf. Leaving out this negro
vote the Democrats have majority Of nearly
six thousand. Thus the startling, the umiIi;:-
ting fact appears that Ohio" a sovereign State
OF this Cuon is UNDER NEGRO RULE. To such
:; disgrace wonll the Black Republican party
reduce the whole country. This thing is to"
shameful, too s;:kcniny, too rtroi;ir@, 10 COLI
template.
The following paragraph is from lie Clcvc-
land ItoindcoIr:
"i'u!I hloodc, negroes voted in scvol; OF
the wards yesterday. At the second ware, mo-
grocs as black as coal pcddcd tickets. Ne
srocS hired carriages and carried white men to
the polls. Negroes were everywhere. The
refrain commencing
"si.eeps meats l.a good for n"nr"ns." IS
is an ab>Isrdity. Here GA tic " "sfcr;, Re.
serve roast beef is liarli, good g.:z.L.h !or
them. They sit at the first table, md white
men are forced to lap. up the cruniS,at tllesc
n, ans
us We have met the Africans End we are
theirs ~ 'cnRxyipanian.
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Exon. William E.. Yancey in Ol,io---A


Hon. Wm. i. Yanccy delivered his first
Ohio speech at the Opera House, in Cincinnati
on the night of the goth inst. The building
was packed in ten minutes after the doors
were open. The papers relate the following
incidents, which occurred during the even
ing:
Mentioning hemp as one of the products OF
the South, llesaid they intended to keepa good
stock of it on.hand.
"What foFgy,' asked Republican.
"To haRg you gentlemen who come down
South to, steal, Our slaves"
,Elle reto,k o,kcalEea forth great cheering. At
another. time lie said:
"Somc of your papers remarked sfo2dax<that
the force of disunon wou!I bc enaetcd'aipon
this stage tonight. L love this u MoEz The
heroism sof our common A"cestry;,s Z blood blood
they shed i'll the cause Of fiecdon, oE mutaal
prosperity, demands it. But if" thesU nisa is
to be sustained by trampliug upon the Goash.
tuition and oplrcssiny my section becausesit is
the weaker, then folding lis arms and stamp
inc lis foot, wlile his eyes flashed fire. am
Il traitor, and You can make tl2 most of it"
This was received with immense and pro-
forged cheering, many rising up and whirling
tLsirIlalst and mssi} Of the ladies waving 'hcir
laHataz~s.ie al'iss was accompanied by a
SGliras Coming 'trom all parts of Tic
u 9asss I't* Ssiator stood nmovabc, with his
asEs sfolaNd,' 'as 1thc shoutcrs attempted, time
and Sgalf, to tl.a~n the hisscs. Finally, order
bciGg restored, lie, his arms still folded, in :,
soft itQnc, said:
Eighty years ago, when Young Freedom
was compelled TO hide in the caves and secret
resorts Of the country, a noble spirit in the
Virginia House Of Bur-cScs, bravcly lifted his
silvcry voice in behalf Of his beloved mistress
libcrt.. As the patriotic words sushcdfrom his
musical lips, the minions Of power were thcrc an!
dared, like niinions Of power here tonight, hiss
at The l.nsGasc Of truth anu justice"
This produced another nuthnIst Of applause
which was prolonged or several minutes, No
mere Kissing WIS hear'l during The delivery Of
:;.2 SNc"cE.
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An UxExAMri.rn 'iEA"rpr.-i'hc tia:c. Il.
C.) correspondent "f the Petersburg h.'.r.%S
gives the fol lowing accomn; ot oac ri IL ln"sl
brutal and desperate tras":l;c~ .'''' '' '';' rc-
cord;
\ man named Jackson acciI~r'l I.;~ n"jgh!.":
Davis Of having stolen >"nr q; his hog, ;.''' III
last Friday evening, i'll wa!AiM.; "rog:, hi,
.agn, Ee discovered three o' Davi, children nn
his land, whcrcupon he carried oI:c o them
home with him. The two other children re-
tnrnci home and told their parents What had
HAPPENED, lnirlriatcd, they armed themselves
with guns, axes and knives, and s"o! Present.
cd themselves at Iackson'S house, where a gen
cral ti~hL ciisicd, in wIic! both men. waiNrm
a~l children participated They shot HMi:!
their ammunition gave out, ami ihcn closed lii
with axes, knives and yun-barrcl>. Daring the
shooting, Il son Of Jacksol>. mere boy, wGs
killed hy Gt is thought) Il son Of Davis, ais" Il
lad Seven Of the p'rty were 'ian@""""i.%
wual.,!.H--"H" o! the w.n,.', ::,Mg received
Il l,ohcm ann, and, il i. >aI Ej'y dach' Shotf
From al! accounts, they sought rs Ion" rs i'scy
c"ulI, ami quit with m.ulH;:l c"'.,r;.;. Tie
surviving parties have lrcna'r~,y'', 49,. ii;'ryi
in the county jail 10 aw', lri'''.
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4 SAD AFFAIR At NoEToLH FATHER
ACCIDENTALLY Smoors lis DArGIirER DEAr
A most hrart-rcndiny accident occurred Il,
Norfolk, Va, on "Wednesday evening, alor,ling
another awful warning tc those handling fire,
arms. Itappcars that Mr.. Jesse T. Newell, Il
worthy citizen and indu gent parent, went
home from business about sunset, and finding
his iilllc son playing in the house and ward
with Il pistol, hot SUPPOSE! I" be I"a'h,, took
it from !In, and while examining ii, It w;.> ac.
chlcl,a!iy discharged. The U"y BgoA thus
tells the rest Of tic truly sal story:
Lair! Mr.. NewcI< ,!al.glricr,) Il beautiful
and Interesting little girl Of niuc <,lrn,rrS, w;,
seated Oh the steps getting her lesson VIXEN thr
pistol Went oil, aml il>tanl! jumping up >i.c
exclaimed, "Oh! Po, yo" d"rr ihirH n:r =
AZ she said ili;S thc blood Lmrs, FROM hcr rosr
and lmoath She fell forward amI instantly
expired. The pi>to! had been CHARGED viii;
two hnckshot, both of which had entered h"G
right breast ard perforated her ri~!; lrir..
The great shock, together with ;l,c ,rirrii;.i
il2!morrmag", produced almost iH>';.! 'i,.alI
The unhappy father, aln,*,' hrre.i oi rc>,,,, by
the distressing AMI !Icari-rr"ling acc.Lvl!
sought, in his frenzy, tp take his own liie. He
seized Il kaiIc an, made Il desperate effort to
cUt his tiiroat, bat WIS prevented from steep
i;:. his t;1miy in still d"cpcr grief by some oi
his ir""l>, who happcnc, TO r!>i, up in time.
;",liimc dfalSlhs were yivcn him, and II'.
finally hccanc Im;ctc'l, ali,l retire! with az
almost broker! heart
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South Carolina.

The present attitude of South Carolina is one
of great dignity and Significance Calmly re-
lying upon her strength and the Justice OF her
cause she quietly regards the contcnding cIc-
nlcnts about her, and steadily and unaHItcr.
inglv moves forward in the execution of her
purposes. Sprrning contcmptuoHsIy thcsnccrS.
the ridicnlc, the. vitupcratlon which have for
years been Systematically hurled agaili>t her,
her citizens arc cooiy and cautiously V putting
their houses ip ORDER and preparing as one
man to stem and roll back the black tide of
fanaticiSm and tyranny, which threatens soon
to ovcrwhcIm tho whole country. The entire
unalIimitr of sentiment which pcrvalcS the
people of the Palmetto State, the remarkable
harmony which charactcrizcs the counscls OF
her leading statesmen, and her stern and de-
termincd resolve to submit no longer to oI,-
preston, indicate the firm and unaItcrabe ma
ture Of her decision and point couclusivcly to
her future action. That action she will defend
honorably, nobly, fcarlessly. We'll would it be
for the entire South, and for the whole conn
try, if every one of the slavchoding States
occupied and maintained the same high posi-
zion. II
Thousands of her sons, now citizens OF nIlcr
States, are watching with anxio"s eazc and
cagcc solicitudc; the course and movements Of
South Carolina Years of absence and Of sep
aratinn have neither dilnncl nor abatcd the
nvc and vcncralion with which they have
ever ...garcd the soil that gave them BIRTH
Her fair fame and reputation are still rs sacred
and dear to them as ever. When in her wis
dom and discretion she secs fit TO unli.:l iIc
banner of resistance, and the mi!ioHs of Il
Black Republican President Shoull visit. her
with fire and sword, thousands Of her SOILS in
other Satrs. will, "ami",is oyTb">g"c pu'oH,'
tlrong around her timc-honorc'l standard. and
oppose an impcnctrahIc front to the cHciny.--
Among the fist to offer thGiS;c services in >'rc!l
an emergency, will be hclSSors now residing
in the. State Of Florida.
[tr.3m?,..y E?ur'T4H,
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E':sc Crisis =, Vi*gi:sin.
ACTIVE MEASURES FOR RESISTANCE TO EE
TAKEN.

Tho following arc the resolutions, in fill!
Offered hy Ex-Governor Wise at the great States
Rights gathering in Princess Anne CouHty
Nirgiui;i, and TO which reference has alrcaly
been made in our tcIcmraphic column. Tie
resolutions were adopted by acclamaiion, and
immediate m steps were t"kas to carry them into
effect:
;st. To appoint committees OF s;tctv,' rs in
revolutionary times, TO consist Of six pcl$uits
from each magistcral dissric; a majority ot
whom for each district my act. They shall
devise AID control measures Of police fer OH
safety, and for enrolling and organizing Il
body OF "Allnutc Men," for whom in all Tc$pncts
thcy shall provide. And quarterly, or oiicGcl
at such times as they may appoint, the rcspcc-
tive committees OF the districts, or their re-
prcscntatvcs shall assemble, in whole or in
part as they may direct, as general council
for the county, which shall sit under :. Chief Oh
Minute Men, to be elected by the several
councils and removable at their pleasure. The
Mirutc Mcn shall execute the orders OF the
district committees, and Of the genera! Council;
and shall, when necessary, be prrvidct! with the
proper means.
2I. That it be recommended to every com
~ in tic Commonwealth to organize in the
same or Il similar nlanncr and to publish the
same as We now order Tor notice to OR !ricid<
am CO-0rcG;i:urS.
3i. IiGi h!c mnn.nai Nc hciioM trr - a:e
a,9de AH"s", rnd Il is "yc2ri,'imd ;L"i .ihrc-
a"As Li~roin IS ci.rtd Prcudr!dofMe l%I,d
.S'a'e<, tie general council o'liis co@ny sil;:i!
select u!.c Cc.umatc ilnm each district - NEE:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-06

\ur.s I.lHroLN CAN .tvrCHD To !.".f:.-AIr.
Lincoln, il he obtains m Tie free StairS viii
have inst one hundred and r@llty -!hr'' g! ,r;"-
ral yS,cs while rhr whole number being: three
hundred a.,! .',rrc) "~" hnm,;r,r anl i.;y Is"
wnuII lc Il MAJORITY Of ,!" whole. Then ii
appears ho c.,u!I only spare th%:H-"nr, am!
,tu,.lI he lose New York, tlhry li"e v";'sj
must &c ,lvfr#:rd even with California ana
Orrgon on his >iIc,-l.osi"= those two States,
nrayin.: seven votes lie could III" los" Ir"'',,' !
y,n;a ltwcn!v-;yvrn votes rs he w'lH! ii:"!'
have hit one !um,lryI and l"r'y-m!n,, "r three
Ir,, ;fam r;,i,iiiy Of the c"Iir.'; hui carry
iun e;,hcr California or Oregon, with all lc
other fec States, he would have i majority
without Pennsylvania; or he might lose Ohio
California and Oregon, thirty one, and still hc
sa!r. New York is tic only sing State which
could defeat !.inl.-P;HSbH1y DiYotrh.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-06

HE>. LAxE.--tt the battle Of Eurla Vista
N.u. Lane wlS in advance u. his regiment
a!ci he was s..i"t i'll his ri yht arm. Changing
hi, sword to his left hand he said 10 his men
"Stanl hv the fire and fall like mcm." You
know IL" result He drove hark the cn"ny
a;i signal victory wis achieved. This i,
the nan whom the Hcl and Douglas mci
have attempted TO ridlcuIe during the whole
c:!va<> This is the maa whom thc:I)"n"a,
men iii Oregon have aided in defeating for thi
Senate, putting British AbolitioniSt i'll lii
.Iag"st" Dcmocr"t.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-06
FCI:se--Ea Z. K.
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TsE.: HEGTaEE;Ea.

How slowly 3o;'s';l.e time now pass,
My lovely brother dear,
And will yor ne,,r come back again
This poor sad mt 20 cheer?
mol they have lad you in the grave
b. Thy cold aud silent bed,
- No more Ill see ;hy manly form 3
Or pillow thy dear head.
Ny brother. Oh. my brother dear,
How changed tly features now,
So pallied is thy lovely check
And cold thy marble brow. i
Oh, but to think of that bright eye,
That fond col Of delight.
But little did think AZ miorn 2
That death would come Il; night
When last ga2ci upon t!y brow,
So beautifully fair
The golden lock Treasure now, 80.
Was richly clustered l,crr. .
But ROW no more thu eye 50 BRIGHT
Thy smiling face sec.
They've gene 10 realms o:lHrcr light,
Are uow from sorrow free.
Camden. So. Ca. ELIZABETH