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ceive the gratifying intelligence that our Da-
goons in the South are in excellent health and
spirits, that both horses and riders had plenty
to eat and drink on their route there, and arc
in good fighting condition; that General Aris-
ia, the Mexican commander cannot get to-
gcther more than 1900 troops at any availa-
bic point, and that the presence of the U. S.
army in Texas has prevented Mexico from
attempting to regain possession of her stolen
province; and we further are officially inform
ed that General Taylor has an eye on the
Camanches, who he suspects have an eve on
his troops; and we are unoGfciaHy informed,
that Mexico is striving to stir up the slaves
of Texas to instruction.
The true and false so nicely do they blend,
Mixing up poetry, humbug and glory;
That none can tell where Truths variations
end,
And F%dlsehood's babbling tongue resumes
the story.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-26
TEXAS

The admission of the "Lone STAR into our
boosted galaxy, has been anything but the
precursor of peace. If we have not war, yet
''rumors of war; prevail throughout the land,
and are g%reedily seized upon by the spccula-
uuIs ia s,ooNS and ~poiit;vs, ond "to ~ood by
them for the accumulation of wealth, or the
acquisition of political power, as their tlste
or need may make desirable. They furnish
a capital subject upon which 3rd rate orators
can make stump speeches, or e%lectrify ward
meetings of the ''unwashed Democrlcy."-
Men who are brim full of poetry and patriot
ism, talk largely about ''revelling in the halls
of the Montezumas," anticipate with great
rusto the plundering of Mexican churches,
calculate to a fraction the value of the ''little
golden Jesuses,,' and discuss the quality OF
the diamond eyes of the Virgin Marys."-
The editors, too, have found this subject a
god-send, and their brains give forth para
graphs of less pith than pathos; argumenta-
tive or speculative as they may feel in the
mood. Army contractors are reaping a gold
en- harvest, and men who lined their pockets
during the Florida war, are expecting to give
them a second and heavier lining by means
of the Texas campaign. The faithful are
coming forward to renew their oaths of allie
giance; and those who have been considered
doubtful, to make assuring profession. Even
the little Magician, whose spell was broken
by his incautious Anthems declaration, has
repented, and is now engaged in bringing
forth fruits meet for repentance, by recon-
mending all good Democrats to stand by their
country in the present emergency.
The most authentic information We have
received recently from various sources, we
here present to our readers.
''There is no probability that Mexico will
declare war;"
"a declaration of war from Mexico is dali
ly expected"
"Mexico has declared war against the T.
nited States"
''Mexico has not declared war against this
country"
"The Mexicans are marching in great force
toward the Texan borders"
"'The Mexican army is very small, and
great difficulty is experienced in keeping it
together
"General Taylor and the force under his
command, have been cut off by the Mexican
troops"
"The report of General Taylor's capture il
automatically contradicted."
In addition to the many flying rumors, WI
have before us an article from the "Union,'
which bears enstampod upon its front tn,
imposing word "cFPIcIAL.' BY this we re
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Complaint has been made by some that
their papers are not regularly received. We
would say to friends Widgeon and Philips
at Mount Union that theirs have been sent
every week with the package that goes to that
place, and if they do not receive them it is no
fault of ours. We have however sent the back
Nos. as requested. David Tailor's paper has
been regularly sent to Damascoville as dircc-
ted. Occasionally we are censured for not
sending the paper to some friend whose name
We have never received. Some one took it,
probably, who failed to forward it to us.
All persons whose names are on our books
may rest assured, if they do not receive their
papers, that it is not chargeable to any care
~lessness of ours, but to SOM other cause; per-
haps the remissness of Post Masters; perhaps
the fault of the subscriber in not giving the
name of his Post Office.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-26

SLAVERY AND THE New HAMPSHIRE Assoc
The General Association OF Congre-
%gntional and Presbyterian Ministers in N Hamp-
shire, at their recent Convention in Portsmouth,
adopted a series OF resolutions, which took
strong grounds against slavery. They "protest
against all participation in a system iraught
with such bitter and u%nmingled evils, both NOR
al and social, to mankind" The action Of the
convention was taken in consequence of the pro-
slavery character Of the resolutions adopted by
the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church in Cincinnati.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT
WESTERN.

~ IVA u.s.
The Steamship Great Western loft Liverpool.
Aug. %, aud arrived at New York Monday eve.
ming, Sept. 8, in II l-2 days. She brings las
passengers. and among thom Hon. MIR. Jennilor
U. s. Minister 10 Austria and his Attache, and
other distinguished individuals.
Affairs in France appear 10 be quiet.
There has been a very serious religious riot in
Leipsic.
Tho Jesuits cause their share of trouble in
Europe.
Adyices in Switzerland state affairs in that un-
happy country are now near a crisis. Ii will DO
fastened by the dispersion of the Diet.
Railway accidents have become in England
what III expl Oslons in the United States
have long been-too common.
The weather continued unfavorabls in Eng.
land.
The Spanish and Portuguese Slave Traders
recently convicted at Exeter, Of murder, have
been respited till the 5th Of September, in order
that certain legal points, raised by their counsel
may DO argued before the Judges.
A fire Of a very destructive character, involv-
ing the loss ofpToperty to the amount Of several
thousand pounds, occurred at Albremanbury,
the well known nucleus of Manchester ware
housemen in the city of London, Aug. 18th.
In the cotton market the rates Of the proceed
ing week are barely realized, and some descrip-
tions are dull Of sale and a point lower.
PARIS and its vicinity were visited on the 10th
Of August by a Tremendous hurricane, which
broke or tore up by the roots trees of large d-
mansions, and did other extensive damage. At
Rouen a large factory was blown down and two
hundred persons were said TO have been killed
aud wounded.
Queen VicIotia's rambles on the continent
continue.
The Overland mail arrived on the flst uls.
The Cholera was sweeping over Western In
dia and %hurrying it's victims TO their last account.
At Lahore the mortality was dreadful-bordst
ing on 80, 900!
From China there 10 nothing new.
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any means prove that these officers are not
bound to support the Constitution as the
Supreme Court interprets it, and it's but lit
tic consolation to know you may punish a
man for doing the wrong, especially when
you have previously told him that his ideas
of legal right are to be his guide. The con-
clusion of this part of the Herald's article
is as follows:
4" If the Representative. therefore, is not
bound by this provision of the Constitution
to do any act whatever-and this is our po-
sition-then the President is not bound; for
he can be under no obligation to give his
assent to a law, which is extrd-constitution-
AL"
The extra-constitutional law which the
Editor refers to, is the law of '93. He adj
mits that the clause in relation to fugitives
from labor is applicable to the case of the
slaves, and this law only prescribes the way
in which they are to be reclaimed. 1t may
be unnecessary, we think it is, but to assert
that it is unconstituiiona is as absurd as to
deny that the clause upon which it is based
is applicable to slaves, which we have
known some Liberty party men do; for if
the Constitution gives Virginia a right to
reclaim f~ugitives from labor, then is a law
which simply prescribes the manner in
which they may be reclaimed constitutional.
Those however who think the DR.. ripht
must stand by him and fall with him; but
instead of calling him the strict construc-
ZIONIST which he claims to be, we regard
him as an exceedingly loose instructions
We intend to resume this subject next week,
and examine the remaining clause referred
to in the Disunion Pledge.
JOHN B. GoUGH.-It will be seen by the
intelligence in another column that this once
eminent advocate of Temperance, has turned
aside from the narrow path; whether through
his own weakness, or by the deep laid design
of others does not appear. Thank God the
Temperance cause is founded upon a princi-
pie that cannot be shaken; a principle that
will be ever true, though all men prove false.
Whether our brother sipned in weakness, OF
uuwittingly fell into a pit that was digged for
him. our fervent wishes are, that he may be
re-baptised, and endowed with vigor to labor
anew in the cause of Temperance.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-26

RIoTs IN PHILADELPHIA.-The correspond.
ent of the New York Tribune, dated the 18th
inst, ssys-there was moro rloting among the
Southwark and Moyamensing 6remen last night
great excitement prevailed in the two districts
About 6 O'Clock the carriage Of the Hope En-
CINE Company was attacked, taken from the
members, some of whom were badly beaten, and
broken to pieces. 1t was afterwards thrown in
to the .Sus9uehannal Canal, Several arrests
were made. We are under evil lines. | fear
trouble.
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.1Hfi SIGreI.y Publications.

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ANTI-SLAVERY MEETINGS.

S. S. Foster of N. II. and Abby Kelley of
Mass. will hold meetings at the following
places:
Xenia, Green Co., Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Sept, Both, October l, ID.
Green Plain, Clark Co., Friday, Satur-
ay and Sunday, Oct. 3, f., 9th.
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A colored temperance convention has been
held at Hudson N. Y. Three thousand
members were present, and the proceedings
were conducted with great decorum. The
next convention ~ill be hsld in July, 1916.
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DR. HUDSON, who was committed TO jail in
Springfield, on the complaint OF Mr.. Hodgson's
servant for false arrest, has been released on
bail, Mr.. Williston being one Of his bondsmen.
The suit is brought in the Court of Common
2 leas, in Boston, which is 10 be holden on the
frat OF October.
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CYAN oath against duelling has been in
serted in the Constitution being framed for
me SIate or Texas.
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sAsss can br,.l
10 pss sas grow no o.. burn pur Al. . NJ
ssain rofaia and many ssdal.r eoupla,,.
wsses are transmitted INN Frperuon psfsI -
e.ss.s hrsey We believe that under H. $500.
ss cai'f seroA and m Kindred dsases even vh., -.
eis sssi'ay The hlood may b. ssadesrd and IL ...
es BY -ahs Of "a DDS pa. Of ,h- eurr,
.foosh BY this preparation might perhaps eo..-r-d
es were hsy not vosebed BY the .ao,y
not me voice Truth be srssds os bs
irsso-d VIII suk out Rheumatism Of
toa. =" . -" - - 49,
ros further particular 10 superior
gratis. =
Prepared and so wholesale retail erpos,.,isa
~ ~ D. SANDS CO. DruEgss and Chenss 0r.nhs B.iik-
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Bod alsa, by ALEX DUvAL CO. Agents. Main s,r,. Rleh
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
I-t all The ~or,o say usey e.a
FOR r-firs Err. ~.

NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
=; : !. =: ; ssss $, WA,
Dram No. in AeI,niri.. EIn aas-sept asi:
70 To 10 10 AZ 40 ~ 81 Is 10
"'0 Ticket Moe 10 - 's prize OF $1,000 sod and BY
Drawn Nos. Of Ales,ndrs Lottery Er 2as Sept, "a:
~ Do 10 III Is o. IS II 81 - 60 81 10 60
Ticket Noe ID DO "a, one prize sold aud paid By
srRAITos
~ ~ 50 u 81 81 81 20 3s Is ~
T,e.s. No. as 81 sssi9s Two little
- s. No. 70 ~ s'..... co. the Dollar Loue .o and
Drawn Nus. Of Alexandra Lottery, Ca.. A, Sept, 9Th,
~ ~ IS 81 81 % ~ IS 63 10
-" as as 100 sold and paid BY s%., u. =.
Drawn Noe. of L. esburg Lottery, 80 Sep. 29th.
% 30 SO II Is Is So ~ a 20 II
bkd"LSG kECEipED EyEkr Ddr at O'CLOCK.
prizes OF $4,000 each
TueslAy-A' hiHdria, Eu .3s. Capa-2 TO- 900 EACH
aSoo Is OF 1000 &C 10 No Is drawn Ticket IS; So
$4,000, 5000.
wedne-isy-AleIabdis, Eiua. s3J CAPITALS: 10000 3ooo
iioo OF 1000 &c Il Nos IL drawn whocs h.lve,
qrs 6aieu
oil $4,000!
Extra !JI Capitals Of sIoooo
1000 &c ~ Nos II dawn whoes 5; halves $50. q las
$1,000, 1000.
Fnday-Nononsaa No Capitals, $1,000, Isoo. Of ,oo
&C rs Nos ~ ST. halves So; On, IS ca.
$1,000, 1000
saturay-Ai-Iandra En- go. Capitals 10000 1000 Of
GOO, &c. rs Nos. II drawn whoes -; halves so; on
$4,000, $4,000!
Por Monday morns-AIeIspdra Class D. Capitals go 900
10000 Coco $780, 5000 80 OF 1000 rs Nos IL
wholes $40; halves S; qrs 2,so
Buyer. referred my al, registered
al the Once proof of what has been done;
drawing Continues increase number
~ orden for single above
drawing scat VIXEN requested.
Please address ordsr' to n srRArroN.
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pr.us fss 20 .trvrs dtint, N III ~ frus den ever
have been before. I might wsiss wveh more bss I do
not thlnk 10 sscssssry shosid have prepared this
before put ~shsd TO wn'e every wesd myself and siyn
feeble. r..f- 'f So PEI e.'.
This 70 the DOLLY statement that hes has ever been mn,
forth 70 writing By me, and leave with the psbiis-
May God nssist them 10 Judge Alright In the matter.
...t. aI JOHN q. COUCH
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LANDS OF JOHN RANDOLPH,

LANDS OF JOHN RANDOLPH,
of Roanoke, For sale.
IL virtue OF a decree pronounced on the 4th
- day Of June isIS the Superior Court law ana
Of coa,r oher. against Randolph aIe or. M
underssp.d Con--ober appointed vii
eoonry the said county .eI Al aueou 70 IT,
hsh- dd- the Limb hereinafter dsseSd yius IN ,ad
e"dh belonging To the estate the late John ph iced
The Middle Quarter.
This splendid Estate, Nansion ous. Of the Ia.s
proprietor contains sya .arvty acres Of which
are sAuaion River Lev admirably adan.e 10 tobacco
and well knoun scarcely require 400 aer, Of
inc aet are second Low Groane geo M5ale
Of Highlands Middle t,uare, . siths roe 10 a, ~ mil,
Of Charlotte C H. which the aces 70 the city OF aLoss
"a CarisSe and The lanes Cansi 10 cay AMI cove
and gAborhood of .,a, saIubriry and
society bounded By the stanton rive on tb.
North ~ The Clarke, Ferry Road East by Lpsonbs ana
SCOTS Lands south BY Cot C.rrnyoa.,
sn,ed purchaser, n,ud with m. ,,,, g =,
before the sale further description ssprIflou. ,g.
y say sr. rarely happens - me opportunity
Hu:diey's and Bouldin's.
tim. sss valuable Sr e..saoS, Ts' VIII ee . at III. sane
ilSi acre. OF Land, OF excellent quality. Also
GH!i1m'-,
another estate Of +ir R-ESophs CONTAINING SsI Aerrs
These Lands have been laid adn Of being sold in
whole Tracts. parcel purehasers
% On the day following land several sue
ee"dng days neeesapl Will he soh premises. all the
soek-beiuding number Of Horses Farmirx
lmpeueo,s and Personal Properly OF every description on M
Quarter Estate, untrys Bouns and G,ta. .pt 80
Lower Quarter and Pam n".'t-' F,t-iss
IERsS-Por the Neal k-tst. Third baanee II
the purchase money two equal asnen Of
with interest from the day Of
n" January with the rVieg- Of entering ap1 seas g,Aa
this a The ie 70 BE- reisne until puTchass
money tie title N be conveyed icing
made and the nsaHens the property
For the PeronAl Property cash for al Of ESQ
bond and security credit % months.
that
0Dr MI wyIu Cadwe Charlotte Ci. Hous. she~ the
property 10 persons drsrcus the sale
July Is-e,4 R. r BSSIEI Com"
=. S.-The LIBRARY # Mr.. RANDOLPH, con.
tanning many AMI valuable Rocks, the
sale, -la
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LAND NEAR RICHMOND
FOR SALE

rTNHE subscriber offers for sale the following
Il tracts nf Land:
nood situated contiguous Railroad, there a turn
out Upon this tact II Is supposed there peity
timber To pay the purchase money.
Another tract Of about 1863
Brooke Turnpike This tract in cultivation and produces
finely.
Also the pan,ati-n which he wooiawn say
10 miles nom Richmond nowies' Mill This eoniai
about 800 OF land
Hahoni1y swamp For terms, enquire OF the suh,enber
JOHN T. REEVE,
Je o-sawu woodlzwn Hanover Cousty
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7. RUSSELL BIGGER & co,
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS, D. Plrxr g. C,
a. n

BIGGER Co present their through
the r the following ndd GALAXY Of Schemes
during the mouth al sr,el
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BY Dunlop, Moucure q Co.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Az Auction

nS WEDNESDAY the Let DAY OF October, At 10 O'Clock
~ VIII BE- : u 81 tbs p.rsnt resldsase OF Lud.sen H.
Blown E situated sn,re hold apd Keb,n
Fuh'ue well selere aud kept consisting of the u,.
vaney.
sew and handsome PIANO, in n. quite In moptL.
Al hs Ho aud hiysy AMI n not .old mi,
vaey .e ore, good plata eoos Woman.
p91 DUNLOP MOSCI'RE n co Amen.
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Anrtiou 8aies..
FUTrRF DAYS.
~ Davenport. Aises a &C.

| ~ Davenport. Aise,s 4 &c.
| DRY GOODS AT kUCTION. zee" 2
IN "WEDNESDAY. OFT a. o'eioea WI h. m, =, ,.. -
to" koo..- a. .-o,asn q Do ce,i. suited .-a.sa-
Coraz'"n and srir. Wool bn
Heavy Fnsish Piss
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GROCERIES, Sc
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| our Aueiisa STORE " ~ ~ ~
20 hhds prime r su-sr
u - do
leo SaEs k.o Cot..
"a hid' Bacon s;d-s
loo eoI.s Brown soap
50 War Cands-
Bieaeb~d Solar OIL
Wiring AMI Wrapping P.ps,
Baek md Gun. oNd-r Teas
oh whi.Asy Brasdy
Creo- Run. Palm Nut, A.
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and Gun Grders
1000 feet Psrsmnaon Plank
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same time, will be Patent. for Straw Cute.
r. ap-fs '~
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endorsed nsso able IaPsr.
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sspplyins Themselves rarely offered IN them.
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for Sale at Auction.
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