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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

Aa preamble this anagram isquite appropriate.
You observe that it is simply an expression of the
directed to the public and private history of man
whose like we meier shall look upon again. Do
not, however, suppose for moment, from the last
word of the above, that am about to commit scan,
nldq.-that would be scandalons What next2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-29

HA A CUBA MES JIM.
Yes, truly, a Cuba mess messieurs. So mnch
for writing messagesi Can you now wonder at the
sunbeam change?n-the change resulting from
his dss,i sacsa fdBaes2 Surely motor any other
man. But what nextf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
Brooklyn City News.

HkooElys HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY = he sevenih annnai
MIR of the Brooklyn horticultural Society was commenced
n Montague EA at four o'clock ast evening under inc
auspices Of John W. Degraw, aqi Pfefden'. Inc ar
sapgement q the many objects q aHracsoa "a the spa
ssous apartment showed mucn taste mere was oeao
Sul az eahlahs CO cue ahlo and roees Of all
solcre on another N various perts 81 the room
were scattered specimens Of tropical pAn.s, CONSIST.
nag among many Cthere, Of cac'i 81 various Anus,
Araeone blood crns, Gaeger plants, S'i Oss TUG
creates, object Of sraston among those exo'os Was
~sgniGcen. pineapple grown ty Mr. Gordon o. Astoria,
gardener 10 Mr. Bailey a hat place THIS magnificent
fruit Of the description known 10 no West Indies 40
.ne Ripley pine and iet,nes high price, even IN
~, proper habitaon lseldorn, il ever reaches the New
YORK market u il known ty 10 large are, slenier,
ragar oAf shape the deep gold color and exquisite
81 iis rut the shortness snd pnIple hue Of Its
soroua o. leaves, and the case win which these
slough III mature all these charscteriscs in
embryo Among the other foreign objects is mag.
nihcen, Victoria Regina, with It's numerous caves c1m.
paetely filing octaRongl tank OF about sixteen feet
diameter. Nor the native plants ess attractive,
whether N the shape Of FRUIT vegetable or towers
here may be seen plehorc apples that DO ones heart
good 70 look upon, corpGlent pears numerous ears OF
soTn, and such pumpkins, squashes, cahbages oeets,
sauihowers, tomatoes, &c, &c, as would be deemed
selves The show q grapes also excellent espe sally
the different varieties Of Black Hamburg Gale, Syrian
and Boukar. The exhibition was thrcrgei ~. night
ana viii be continued tonight and 20 morrow, when u
viii be closed.
Fnu IN An on FAcToKY.-shor.iy after o'cock ycster-
day morning Gre discovered n the oil factory oc-
suped by Hr. Retchan, Smith street, near Hamilton
svenue Two men at work on the premises at the
,re bit they are Unable give any account q the er
ym Q! the Gre i supposed however, that the oil from
ene Of The Two yais containing, the aggregate about
,nroe thousand gacrs, must have communicated with
ibe DIRE underneath ard FED by the naammable ma
eria the factory The ere vac however, extnguiEhed
tEihng oss not exceeding few hundred dollars,
according 70 Mr.. Ketchams computation and without
any hindrance 10 that geItemans business One Of the
workmen, named Bowies, sghtly burnt in endeavor
ng 70 extinguieh the lames.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

CEARGE o. MuRDER on TIE Hon sEAs-Tt tso mates
charged with marder board the ship Fdela we're dis
1larced by Commissioner brigham.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
Grntf llnb @ber3.

Sebr natY.- Nm leBten Dpnnerfa9e
Dor a9t Ta9en fam am lpdten Nbeno Elm
junseS pdrdeu gum Squirc S. in Maz
piion> Bi6conlin, 1tnp perlan9te na6 et>
ni9ent 319ern opn ibm ouf rer Steue
Sulammeneetban 81 >rerben> tpeldem Ser
lan9en 5err5 s. au@.. 1o9lei6 na&fau.
Die 8raut pabrldeinli1 in cer Meinuna,
pob bic ipate Nbenol ltunbe cine Gntl9ulz
pisun9 nptbwenptg made. luadte folQenpe
lebr naioe 8emerfun9: r@tr fommen bon
Columbia GcuntY, INN bic Gair mitan;u~
ieben; pa aber bic 0dfbduier bier ale
NIT @dlten iiberfiillt fnp 1lnD fir 9llef,
(ren 8rdutisan) tcin SdlafNdsAen
mcbr gu fnren it, lp bei@loiien mir, une
~ oeebstratben> rnamit er hei mir, lh!ofen
tann." Seeenfaua mar ca6 Mdc9en
feline Yriee. ~..- ~,..-. ..,,..r4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
9eaasatf: mtnttrr

| tob Mngflo ibren1 @atten nod INNER iebr
bolo uno pab er eS mar, Der cemlelben ST
oaS @ort eereoet Bel Dem periturbenen
@rafen. Der Qebtere bate leinen 8ru,
Der Nn9elo gum @ormunb 1eines Gnfels
ernannt. Sbm tonnte Mpiaura ,paber per:
trauen. Sie tbeilte tbn often ibren @ntz
19lub init, In eineu1 freuben 2anp unter
erborstem Naunen nit ibrent2 @atten .3u
leben, ob(4on ile leinen Aufentbalt per<
l5,pte9. 49,, ~.:- ~ % ..>i .,
Nneelo biui9te rielcu plan.. Die Sun,5
me pom sweitauieno Dufaten, bic ibr aus
penn Na4lab ibre6 8oterS suaefaIen,
l9ien binrei4eao, Il bic tiinftioe Grinen;
oeS treuen Yaares 81 iidern. Nnselo perz
lpra9 ea8 litri9e @erm1oen treulih su
perlralten. Mie bisber, pollte er in Mol,=
tebeQo serweilen unp feline Sage nur ca
pur9 erbeitern, rae er, einen alien 5rcuno
unb @aHenbruoer, 3u 1ihr einlup. Ger
truo iollte ild pe6 .6au5tpeiens anncbmen.
Den Wccanfcn an bic, teporfence &renz:
nuns milrerte 9ln9elo curd Die 9lueG9t,
0clama unp ,iDren 0atten re9t balp III
beluden in ibrer ncuen 6eiu,atb. ..1'%
gSie ldwcr e6 atcr aus rem @ater=
boule Su lbeircn fiiblte Nolaura crlt. ais
,rielrr Nuaenblid burannabte. Sn irem<
cer &leirun9, Yerleben nit eiuem 3cu9<
ni6 rea 0tiltl,den, rer ibm sur Gluttt
pe1bclfcn, unn nit cincm ouf cen Yencz
cictlnerm6nb Sppollto lautcnren YaE,
Der in 9uItriAcn lcine6 Srren5 nab
Oeutlblano re.len mu6,e, :fennte Nclauz
ra'e ,0atte Spanicn rerlallcn, -pbne alc
G}efabr entreft ;u mcrren. g. tbat ce
nad eini9cn 2SpNcn. Senleit6 Der @ren;c
mcule er lcine 0attin ermorteu. Dl be-
lu9le Npiaura nod eiumal jcces YliEhcn
rls ibr lieb 0elrorrtn wdbrcnr ibree 9luiz
entbalt6 in Wfontcbellp, ca betetc5 le nod
einmal in Der @alp &apeue, NO ie oft !
gum 5imncl aeflebt, pa 9elotte 1ie nod |
einmal aui ibr:r Wutter Wrabe, purhl
Nusiitun9 itren9er Gu9eno ibr pcrtb ~
bleiben. Mit inni9er 9iubruns lblcG 0e |
ibren Sbeim uno Die treue ;@ertrup an |
ibr 9ert, BET 2eBtern Die Sor9e fit 9ln9elo.
treuli& anempfeblenp. Damn befiss iie
ben ellewa8et1, Der tie etnem neuen 2e<
bensStel ent9egenfibrte. ....
Der 3ufaQ be9inlti9te ner beiben @at>
ten Wunl9, IN einem Dcr reisenpfen 1bd>
ler Der @dwei; ibrcn @pbnfib auf,ul9la> |
gen. Cine tleine ldnplihe 8eiiyun9
marp eben fell aebpten. S9on nad mez
ni8en Wcden leblen ie lorAlos in rem
erfauften Gisentbum. &oiaura's @atte
flblte it9 bort UNI IL 9lldli6er> neil er
ptelfa9e @ele9enbeit fanp, @utes su ftifz
ten. Die Gbalte,pobner ,paren ibm nit
Vertrauen ent9e9en gefpmu1etl uno iaben |
it9 BARN nidt 9etdul9t sic eeipDbn<
ten lt9 oielmebr balp paran, ro6 fren,pe
Yaar al6 SduBenael slt betra@ten> BET
benen fie IN alien .Nepransnillenf oe6 &C.
ben6 5iilfe iu6ten sunp fanpen., Seltlt |
NIT 0efabr peS eienen 2ebene ,ra9te ld |
9to}aura'5 @atte auf manden feilen Sell
}enabban& in mau@c jdbe Giefe> aui
n1an&en Yfap> ben nod ME eines Men>
I1en Tub betreten. Q4enn Nolaura Jpn |
ppr @efabren marnte, lpra6 Ct NIT @ebz |
mItb: Sd babe ptel, lebr oiel gut 3u !
MAIDEN, unp. pas menlGli9e 2eben lit 10 {
tur3 !! - Gert{ebun9 fol9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

Gem Same s" setouitcn Gn0(dnter
rpiro es niAt einfaDen, d6 in, DeutldS
lanD Safob orcr in 6ranfreid Socquee
III nennen, cbenio menia ME rcr Transois
celen Scrnome guilloume it, renlelten
IN Icuti6lano nit @iIbelm pcrtau1hen
mirr. Der itete gefalliNe Oeutide balt es,
mcnn Ct rem Gue auf frenrcn Soren lebt
iiir bic e.ite Yaidt ieinen 9tumrn rer
ttctrefenren Qanreeiprade anSupa6en,
60 nennt f9 bier Gcie - Mce, Sdueiz
Ger 9oylor, Q1menitein |2irinoitpne,
6immelreid - 9capcnrid, &leine -
Slime, Mleier =. Meytr6, Su6tino -
Smeetdilp &c. @nrere bebalten ZEN Ja
miliennamen lei unp, ameritanifiren nur
ren 0ornomen. - 1'j a.. j "''s-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
g Ell e:trift16e|8.;.:

(1Gr bic Ninneieta @taats. 3eituns.)
.~, 9ae mutterber3+
@obl nta8it bu fern bic S@ritte Isnten Z. Z
-, Der peimatb AUDI serse0en ear'- S'':.
Gin 6er3 pirb beiner itets eeteufen
- Gin 9er3 10 treu! Gin 9trs 10 tuabr!
Dobl aasit bu frii&'re 2ippen 9ibtn '3..
l1nb i&autn beu'rer Muse,t S&ein -
Dp@ fets :mirR bu .1ur ltrnen u1ii7tn,
: Dab ni9ts 70 treu pie's @iitterlein'
11nb ,penn bid teber Munt bttereen
l1nb jebes 9er3 l& falf& erpiee -
Die @utterfpra$' bat ME 9elceen -
Das Mutterbers blieb sir eewib!
Du 8crn ber Qieb' . Mutterber3- =
80 trtu, 70 fart, in Greub in @9mtr3!
~" ct. Waul, Minn. S. ".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

Neentcm Der ~sNinn. Staats5eitun9. "
Minne1uta.
6a1tiuos uub Dafpta 60. perr 9er3o8. -.
Nem- him unp Brpwn County ST. Gorler,
g.. Weter unb g(ieulet Gty QB. @4immel,
@t. Intbony II. Miun;apclis, Srtb u. 3nobauepi
GarYer OF Iult, o..
Manfato 8 RI Yfa1.
5tiQ pater uno Waibinston &tY 81. @&efer
Winpna uuo gDincna 9tY 9r. Slider. r.
Beueplan 5crr Jrans .. Sssberlteet: d.,
Tar,baut, &iee g., 5err @ottfrieb Gltdtnite'n.
9icwe Irer .1srr &uaen Ibtin. -.
Mencs Qanpiu9. 8. Ouerre.
gtsb gBina, 5err Scbn 6rscri@' r..
@atalbaw, @err9 5uber. .:..~
Ga GroAs. 5err Sell.
8uTao @itY, Wisc. 81. @,bhttltr.
Uountain @,tv, WiN. Or. Sp1br.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

G" @espenft1e5 Ser @eep E in
pbilaptlpbia.-GS lit fomii0, mas
n9tpanfenlole" Meni&en ni9t' aQes in
@eoonfer, tbuu, fie lal1en in @eranten
ibren Reaenl9irm ftsben, .f1e per9elen in
9eranfen 81 9raeen, fie rertauf6en Il.
t@ecanttn tbren 5ut idlafen In gepauz
ten Elm, perSe6en in @epanten au beSablen>
uno babel nennen fie flb in @rpanfen -
Dseeanfenlps," !" a't..&ss +..2
DIR prdfeent 9arlap fra9t einf efnen
Meoofaten, was q aus fetneu1 Sobne MAJ
den woQte. "Monilellr," ar1twortete piez
let, D,pen,. Der &nabe I'D gut anlabt, rtu
tb einenMbpofaten aus ibm maiden ,penn
er ober 11i4ts lernen wiq, i}pu erein Staats>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
& Miinne1DtQ<6Qu8,

Mautato. Gde BON Jrpnt< unb Vlum Stra6e,
~ =. ron ~
: ~, |@ Glen1en6 8rpn.
= DIR nnteraei@nete lenft biern1it ersetenft bic
Mutmtrtlamftit pee 9utlitum auf itiu ,publeiu.
stri&tetes @afbdus gum : 81 ',s'', ''.s-4''
Wlinnelota<9au6,>4
ueldes in 8e3ue auf feine innere MusRattuna,
Yreiie unb 8epienune feinem abnli3eu Gtabli0t>
ment i'm Ncrbtpeiten na9itebt.
=. Gs tpiro beionDers baraut binsewieieu, ta6 f@
bel tem 5aule CUTE Statung hfntet NIB aue
@orten Guttrr fir 9ftree unp O9len fets 3u ba-
ben iInb. zs.syfa sr.x ~4iia-ss rain. r.;
Ssh 9lemenS 4rpu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

J. .l@ute Definitt on. - gin Dorfz
I9ulu,eiiter lebrt: Das Sal3, ,neine lie>
ben ,&ineer, 1T Gin @etpiits, ea6 pieSpeiz
len perrirbt nena es ni@t 1binsuBetban
1pirp. r.. -,...,,t j 80 - rI.rs s>,,.s! 5'2'l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
@epra. @rmber,
Nprfb=S{Seffern=Spfe]
@drbeu=Gttn=6pfel.

@de Der Gierten unp Minnelota=Strabe,
ct. paut, Minn.
llnterSei9neter empfeblt bisrn,!t tem serebrten
beutlhen publifunl in unb auber Minnelcta lein
neu erDfnsteS, begufm mnh ea. s:'ss'ts1't,rp rlr"
baus- getrgentIid3 porfebrenre ,pie bie1 anldDige
Wdlte fneen in rteinem 9auie eute Nfrpirtbung
CUR teiten Yefrieoieung aler gere6ten Muipru9r.
Diit 5nbrmerfen &eience m1sen bebersietn,
ba6 i9 beim 5auie CUTE 9tallun9 befnrst.
115 ,...,..,..... Ga par CAN'T ieni.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
: 3. .2a -. -. &eiter'3n4 ~
DafDta ; $ pu@e,

:. - = - y(er= Tim. W1lnn. ~
Der l1nterse6ne'e tenadrittiet tas putlifum,
oab Ct unter ctieem Namen Gin peulidbee Gctel
crD1Inet BAT, bas &eiienben ale 8cqurmlid ftien
oartietet. : '...-. "-
Rr Sir StaQunsen 1T ebeniatls auf bas
Bette eeiorat. '-' .->~ '' @riter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
-. Charles $enrp; o>.,
beutl9er Trieben8rtbter,
..,.%, ct. Mnttonp; Minn. -
Ntere 5tabt. -
9nliuS Gcor0ii,

= ~ cJI1tu1 Oeof8tt, =
Bffentli@e1 Notar.
Gde ber @ap(bap. anb 6ten @rabe, eeseniib.r
t&.,: T.. 5be! fransDl. tatb. 6irtt, ~ 90
tn,pfeblt fi4 letnen: beuti@en Dlitbiiretrn 3ur
Anfertisuns rnb 8eslautSune pom ssri1t!idtn
Dofumsntea unb llrtunben, ais: Rauftrieten,
6ypotbefen iCDeebs unb Dtcrteases)> 0ietbS-
unp @el9dfts- &ontratten, 1eitamenten, gea-
maetten fir ras 9nlano unb Deutl9lane, ,p'pie
Jur Belereuns aQer in oas Netarfa@ sinl&!a9en,
Sen @efb6fte. -''' 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
:'Mbbre0et.,

::":s: q si:"@ ':MDDrene1t,., 1t,.,'~5-'5 is:'i'2
9obn 3. @anborn. .-s~ Gbarles 6. Gune.
s;:... Sanbprn S 2unt,
Mbppfate11 l1nb st d t8<
1:''.I GU: NtlmdIte, ''.', ''-..
ct. Yaul, Minnelpta.
Wrattiaireu IN allen @taats- -3eritten unb in
benz :Ber @taaten Difritt- @eri&t.
-" 9afob ~ atn3er. "
Deutl9er MpYotat Motar & 2anp<IBent.
Of6et: 9ayparbs-B -Blod, 3te Strabe,: -:
~; y =. Ct paul, Minn. ~ =.
Edmonton s, Maln.ros,
Deut{9e MbDpfx ten,
49,. wv Dritte @traBe, . ..::..
gegenibtr ber Banf ber 3erren s. ". @. DiQius,
@t..waut .@inneiota. ...
s. W. Edmonton Oscar Malmrps.
p, Wrattiairem in allen @taats- @eri@ttn unb in
bem Ser, Staaten- @eridt.
8. s g. .. @ilflan.
Mbppfatem unp Ne@ts<@n,pdlte,
empttblen f@ ibren perebrten beutl9en Mitbir-
germ als Re@ts6eiitanbt unb in's Beltneert CUR
Musfertigung BON urtunbeu &c. -
4 Office: uebrr 2itt|e's 8u4-2aben, Dritte
Stra6e, ct. Yaul. Z. u; .. ~.
! >.,1 ..;@. Gar1 NaiIaoant,
Sffentli@er Notar, - |
teioret pie Nusfertisung nne 8esleubisun9 aller
seri1ti4en DotuIaente.
Beionbere' Mufmertlanlteit tpirp benz Na9l9Ia~
gen unb Auflu9tu pom BeiiBtiteln 9etpipmet.
Ofnce in Der Qaw- Offiet Der 9errsn s.: uni
6. .. Gifaan> 3. @irabe, aber eitt!e's Sud''
Store. - .-,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
" 5obn !&aeeenmnuer's
Dttt8burQ QQQerbter<@QlDn

Pll1DUWlY 1euYRTUttT=SulUU.
G6e Der Oritteu unb Npbert.@tr.
y 1...'.' g ct. paul, Niinn.
Es SD ba|te itets sutes Qoserbier. teli-
Fate Sraroisa, adte Savanna. Gisarren, oueae.
Setebnsten @mn,entbasr unb yimtureer Safe, 10.
ME anosre faIte Speilen Yorrdtbi9. ::
users nicbt slauben mill, rer ton,me unt iiber.
5suss lI&. Gutr 1r'uno
Sobu 6aeeen iil(er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER, - .,A.s,...
published By REU7 HER f. Excl;
ST.. PAUL, =: :: MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
Mnneioa 9amfa9 ben 1S6

Die ]Ginne(ota Staats5eitun0
Gde Der Dritten unb Daba bam-
@traBe, cine 1reppe bo@ =
:r1heint wB9entlt9 uno tofet 3tpei DoQ.
per Sabr, in &orausbe3ablun9. !. H..
ginaelue mern| toftn 5 Cents
8ebtn9utoen.
Mbpnniren tann man 81. ir9enb einer 3eit bes
5abres; bod tonnen biz benz Mbonnement pora"-
1ebeupen Numn,ern ni9t nadbselanbt uerben.
Der 5ublcriptions- Betrag fann in 9fpten IT.
aeuo etuer 9uten Bant sinsei&idt wereen:
EsY Wenn @elo in 1eeitrirten 8rieten per-
loren oebt> trasen mir pe1. 8erluf; bod ntd1t IN
unresi itrirten 8riefen.
9lQe WRittbeilunsen> @elber u. {. ~ lne 3u
abbreiiren:
@eutber S Ggd, 9ublilbsrs'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01

';5'2 - -; S@ptel 6aber,
Gort> StraSe, ee9eraber ber alien
rS9pei;erz 5eimatb".
unter3eitneter empfeblt btermit 5einen alteu
Jreunben IN 0sinnei icta uno hem publitum i'm
MQseneincn lein ncuerSfnetes beqnem uue mptn-
l1cb eiaaeribtetes GAIT nno Seofbaus.
0ele9entli9 Strfebrente, tpie bier anl1l10e
tpertbe DaIfe fnten in reiuem paule quite 8e-
wlrtbuns une 8ffrieeienne aller gere@ten Mn.
iprii@e.
u G'ute @taquns btfubet F@ bei'm 9auie.
Yaul s5aber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-01
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9tr.= 1928.
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,,;.5.-;z ,1::i:'' &urembnr8er $pf,
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:. '|'-as..o 9 2cui8 9tidau, l&*4
Graufin fra6e, spii9en Der 4ten uub 5ttn ctr.
r., st. Yaul .Minneiota.
- @ute StaQunsen iinb bel mt ,pauie.
@S$entiie9e 5abrsstessnbtit mad ct. peter
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

fanny? The one is Just as souI-king as the
otirr. Education AMI rcIigion exist not for
| these victims. Their life is Il horrible wari;rr
against the colnmuucst needs M nature. The
very brntrs are better treated and more cared
for than they are. To ovcrwork or iII-'rra, a
horse is Il crime. and lastly punished l,y u In
name law T" kill helpless women and rlnI'i-
rem with irnprni,y is part OF orr ordinary work
a-day life. Men anrlss wealth. keep up elegant
establishments. and rear mp families in all the
comforts tt luxurious home on the profits Of
this system Of murder. I'rt it may be said
that the pool victims may leave their employ
ment. That is true but the alternative is be-
tween it and bcg.ary, and the victims natmai-
| ly prefer the former. Here are two questions
put to Mr.. Crock, NJ. P- Bolton, with his ali
swcrs taken from the Parliamentary EInc-h""k,
and having reference TO E'aailiss working for
days and nights in succession %ili!"irt uncrsS-
ing:
"Do the employers ollige~e york
in that lpanncr? >CertrIIIliv. If v!.il! were
taken Oft Nc 0vcrworE. would llat involve the
I discharge of the parcIts from the bleach work
| Yes" 1t is necessary 10 continent up"n this.
The secret of the masters l~wcr of c"mpu>lon
is here sufficiently but fearful, exposed. MIR.
Crook to his lasting honor. las laid hill I'c-
tore Parliament I" destroy this infamous sv>-
. tcm 10y putin" bleaching and ,lvcing works
under the restrictions and regulations Of the
Factory Acts. We are clad to say that the
bill has passed the second reading 10y n';j"ri-
y of~ls7 members, ST. nIanv as tlirty-I,iEc
members, however, having been iuul!d TO vote
against It. One Of these, Mr.. Turner, the mcn-
Der for Manchester. and who moved the rclr'
! ton Of the bill, urged the usual hcartrss rra-
SOILS why there sEomd hc 40 interference lm-
tween the masters and their slaves. 1t WAS an
important branch Of naiiolal industry; orders
came IN unexpectedly and iHE>t hc ryrratrd,
while, unlike factories, The wnrk r"uIi 'ol hc
stopped at any time att! taken Lp 1T the roii,
where left off. Aud these were actually al
,al,ccl lS rc;l>on> why the British lloa>e ot
Cnluous should sanrl"n the u!ar;u!i> SvS
ten pursued i'll S,rI, works.
Mr. Nocbnck r:rqvcIt.y jcwnun cl il, rc-
terri. to the cvii.uc. %! which w lave %ivcn
samples: and he did not cXagg;'ra,r whrm he
chara,crizc,! the condition OF ihr white slave
in Errlard ;> hr.i!" " IKE life Of tlc daIIrnc,!.
Humanity >kuddcr> Al lhr rI 'iIr'', bat We arv
afraid it Is only o''r has I" Tie N'dc'sirr'd
srltfclin. that exists III ul,i> Christian !a!"i
Attentions, however. is now i"' Z ro>cd 10
such abuses, ard im this particular care an rI"-
qucmt appeal has Er"I l:,;r, lv iiarv Ii:'iI">.
distinguished h"tiI ;uT :iicir Ial.k ar"! II MAJ l.
rxcrtlullS IN the vari>r "i s:i,firg I:ulir,l:ity.
alnor:g them hcilw tie ."ar.I;"r's al L"i;-
,oucrrv and tl.r tu:i;.;r:s I" Sia!c>l >l-lv.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05


TERRIBLE ArrgAY ANn HOMICIDE IN Ter
RgnoyxE.-W We received i!t"rnaiiom Of tor
rilIe alrav in Trrrchonnr parish, on Friday
last. bc,wrrm William ljornshv, J;i>lrc Of tie
Peace. and his hrotht4 James. and II. II.
Wallis. planter, in which the latter WAS NOR
tally wnumIc,I. Tie difficulty grew out OF a
law-sui, decided by IIorlSI'y against Wal
lis.
|, appears that some wcrls passed between
lIorI>hv and Wallis, when llornshy drew a
knife. The example WIS followed by Wallis
when the parties rornnc'crd cutting, each "ne
lrrr staihcd five or >x times. Holn<hy
fnalir exclaimed that he was killed, wien the
!:;' e.; >':ijv, W"lIis vas tie" taken t" the
lousc Of a pl,. sician, vho, on examination,
discovered that he was rodargeTorS! Y wounded
Ilorl>hy's wound WAS inl-nL III hc serious.
Tie next day Wallis vas able 10 start home
in buggy. While passing the residence Of
James llornShy, a br'iicr of Wilan James
Ilnm;shv came from behind the house, armed
with revolver, and advanced nn Wallis, who
Lvrgrl him hot to shoot. saving that lie va:
unarmcd and wounded Nevertheless, lnrnShy
iirc, twice, one shot taking effect i'll the arm
near tie elbow, while the other missed. Wallis
then attempted /" get OIL Of the buggy, wIleI
Ilorr>hy again a'lvancgd and shot him twice
in The back, urc Of the balls taking effect neal
the spinal column and rahGin@ upward. Nali
is not expected to live. Iorrshy has escaped
The Iiorm>bv< arc broNcrs Of Collins Horns
hy, who killed Twogood in this city, >ixtecr
years ano. at 4 Whig meeting Al the Arcade.
N,m Ori,"ms Deif", May %.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

BRETHREN WHO NEVER TIRE. = LAWYERS and
clcrgymrn are educated I" talk. Very few OF
them disgrace their education in this RESPECT.
They all ~" tall, and most do talk; taking
hal! N honr-tnsav whit y. nrc'''":'trd lakcr
would >av in thirteen miuIrtcS. How tldgrty
inrvmcm get. the anlal' Of our C"nrt-llou>r:'
Will tell. low inpaicni congregations be-
come. oar Churches dn well Indicate. l'ut Is
it not the business Of these Respectable gentle
men To talk! Jurics aud congregations must
.i~tcrr. Why are iuricS npanclcd and congrr-
naliomS assembled ii not 10 listen What are
doctors Of dental surgery tnr, if not TO pull
teeth. Sit still, then, inric; and congregations,
anl listen. Open y"nr mouth, vc suffering,
aud allow the dentist I" cAirart that "l'sllrItc
mniar. How otherwise cantliS c>lnahe pro-
ir>>inn Use hr'r moIar' In all cases We bee
our suffering friends tn cXcv>c patience. ~
some are formed to talk, others are made Ia
listen; which is all tiair.!S,. thMchm"".
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

EurrnwiyG TrnrE!E. There are many
yn.r.nr;S WHO give themselves great 'l"'! "t
ir;,=iarv trouble, q;ii'c IS Useless rs that Of
the man who waS afraid Ii" l.a'l lost ln"rcv iv
llr Iaiiurc Of q bank: : ".N> soon aS hrar! "t
il. NY heart jumped rigIrt 'p int" my mouth.
Nnw." thinks |. ">p">iu' I've got :ir'y hiI on
that laHk! I'm .n!"iG have thai "a fact.
50 PM on INV coat and Started I"r l:"lnc jest
rs fat rs rv leg w"ull carry me- the E'r' is,
ran MI tie wav. And when g"l there,
looked kccru!.v. and found that | hadn't got
un hiii> "u that Bank -""r""H "'b'r. Ihcn
ic!t r::,icf'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
POETRY.
BEAUTY, WIT AND GOLD.

Iu bower wi'icw dwclt.
At her feet three lovers knclt;
Each adored the widow much,
Eacl. essayed her heart 10 touch;
Ono had Wit, and one had gold,
Ono was cast in bcauty's mould;
Guess which was it won the prize,
Tongue, or purse, or handsome eyes?
First began the handsome man,
Pceping proudly DER her fan;
Red his lip and white his chin,
Could such beauty fail to win ?
Then stepped forth the man ofgold,
Cash lie counted coin he tod;
Wealth the burden Of his tale,
Could such golden projects iail?.
Then the man Of wit and sense
NJ s5oed her With MS eSoQaesee-fi
Now she heard him with sigh,
Then she blusbed, scarce knowing why,
Then she smiled to hear him speak,
:, = !Tl1ctra tear. was OH her cheek;
Beauty, vanish; gold depart,
Wit hath won the widows heart.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

REMEDY FOR CurrLs, AND FEVER AHD AGrE.
--I'ak" onr pint Of sweet milk AID one table
sr.oonfH Of ground ginger, mix Thoroughly,
.,rL Lrat over ,Lr fire rs warm rs il can hr
and drink. when the chill comes on ar com
mcncr<. Repeat tie dose "t"r or twice" II
necessary, ard the cure will b" effected. y.
E.-!f he system l,"' r">!ivr. an ap"rlrlit may
he necessary il order t" prepare IT properly
for the above prescription. This is ,b" most
accessible, the cheapest, and most c'lirari"''S
and lie most <Ir'ly remedy III The world.
Euf,j .>ioh., .J,arnrI.