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LEGAL lNrEI.LIGENcE.

I'VE arc requested 10 state, for general
information, That the Court nf Appeals. nj
its extra session in August. lns, decided, in
The case "f DUO, admir-, vs..BAnKLEy &
CATncART, lhat'whcre promiss"ry nn,r
is payable at future day with Interest,
when il falls due, tho interest bccumcs
principal, and, if not paid, The whole a.
mount then due draws interest fur the
future. For instance: q mole r one thou
sand dollars is made payable one year nj
ter date, with interest from date. a, The
end Of the year, the amount due is one
thousand and seventy dnlars. The whale
or this sum is, from the time ,,r note falls
due, the Understanding demand. The
principle Of this decision, Of course, ap.
plies !" bonds and every species Of con
,rnct, where. by .hc..cr,ns of the contract.
interest is payable al a fixed .imr. We
believe that II diiIrrcn, opini"n Certainly,
u different practice has generally p:cvail-
cd on this subject. This inf.rmn.i"n, ,hcrr:
fore, may be OF consequence, especially io
guardians. trustees, and all other persons.
acting in iduciary capacity.
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HOUSE BREAKING AND ROBBERY.

We nre informed thu tho store nf Mr..
d. y. McLAurIS. in this village, was br"-
ken open, and rubbed nf wonlrn and cot.
ton goods amounting in value to 25 or $40,
on the night Of Thursday last, the I2;h
Instant. Suspicion rested on a negro cur.
penter. by the name OF Burrill. lie was
aPprelcndctl and Imprisoned in the Dis
trict Jail. We understand ,l.a, he will bc
lrird ON Thursday next, the 10Th, before u
Court nf Frrchnlucrs.
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THE AMERICAN AGR!CULTURlsr.

THE AMERICAN AGR!CULTURlST
We lave received the NnrcnEer number
of this valuable periodical. itis publish
cd By Mrssrs. "SAxroN & MILES, Pub.
fishers, 205, Broadway, New York. and
the number for this month is the eleventh
number Of the fflh volume.
THIS valuable periodical is we'll suited
-bothio The N"ril, and Ia the SOUTH, MS il
contains maller applicable to boil, regions
Of country. It's c"ntribnl"rs n,e from
MI parts IF our widely extended Uui"n;
ani the subjects treated of are cn.imrn,ly
practicable and useful. Ii is needless, nn
the present occasion, tn give un essay on
the theory Of farming derived from exi,e-
rience. Suffice il I" say, that experience,
reflection and theory, when united with
judgment and intelligence, fnrm The pracli.
cal farmer, an;l the r. suits of such are
found in The "Amc.icnn Agricul,urist."
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THE SUMTER BANNER. Il; 4;
sUMTERylLbE, s. c.
"Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1916.
NEWSPAPER POsTAGE.


!, For the information Of our readers, we
put down the rates Of newspaper postage.
as established by The Act of Congress OF
March 8. 1916, which took effect on July
!, le45.
Newspapers-Not over nineteen hun.
dred square inches.
Within 30 miles Of place Of publication,
free.
Over 30 miles aud within 100, or in The
State, cent.
Over 100 miles out of the State I-2 cts.
According to these rates. our paper will
reach tho greuter number of tie post nii-
ces Of this District, free IF postage.
We perceive that the honorary degree
"f Doctor of Laws, e.. l.. D was con.
frrret ON the Hon. (Jndge.) J"nx BELT"S
0 NEALL, Of this Siu,c, at the late com.
menccmcn, Of Columbia College, in the
District Of Colunbin.
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The TWO MoNTERYs.-So Of our read
ers are puzzled al our reports Of naval
"pc,ulons and land victories at Monterey.
N"w, be it known to all men and women.
who will not look on the map of Mexico.
there are two M"ntercys in tho cncmy's
c"n"rJ. One is in northeastern Mexico;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29
~ RUSSELL BIGGER g. CO., AGENTS
IL for u. PAISE 4 Co, Richmond.

Nv hUSSELL BlGGER d. CO., AGENTS
Il for u P.rsr Il Co, Richmond. Va.
Drawn Noe - Grand Canspdard Lottery Class No. J,
90 SIS So 81 90 60 } 90 % 25 IS IA
Tbs Whoe Of 5000. both sent to the eouny and
The Half Of 1000 sened. viii be p.ie by BIGGER CO
The following Grand Scheme, patron, OF
fortune's Home We particularly call u Grand
Scheme fer ssh fesre.y-sao 600 snar. caP.lo~e
number FrE. 1000 dolars-66 Nos 10 drawn Scheme
good one and We takspeasure decidedly
$4,000, 900, 100 OF 1000.
Grand c"n'odated Lottery Class drawn on s.tur-
day January sIst 1916, Wilmington rs Nos Dnwu-
tooo sSOo "a leo Of 1000 SO 3oO Tickets
sls halves 9aarer.a Certificate OF se wAOes viii be
$4,000, 10000!
Gard Consolidated Lottery. CA,s No drawa on saur
day. February IsIs. % Nos u drawn Grand C.piss
10 Of 1000 SOa AGO. &e Tickets IO "a trsr. so
Certificate of 20 ~hOes siil &c hvess5 So 90
$4,000. So or 1000!
LOWEST TWO NO PRIZE 30 DOLLARS,
Gnnd Consolidated Iottery, Class No. drawn At VIII
1900 5000 5000 1000 5000 1922 90 Of icoo
30 Of SOC. 20 Of 400, &c Tickets ~ halves g. quarters
IS quarters IS 90 Every No prize rsi on
package ami package may draw double prizes dors
making the risk on IS whoIes only co dolars.
$4,000. l5.OOO 100 OF 1000!
Gand Consolidated Lottery Class drawn on satur
day February sls, 1886. 70 Nos Drawn. Grand Cap.-
saosoO $4,000 Of $780, OF 93st Of 1000 ke
20 halves II 10; 20 quarters IS IS.
The old Style Lottery!
S3O,OOO CAPITAL!
Lowest three number prize elOo06rs
900 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class drawn wnins
ton Delaware, February 2oth 10 Drawn Grand
Capitals $4,000, I20oo 1925 5OOO Of aSOO OF 1000 Of
1900 Of 1850 100 lowest three number prize 1000 &c
Tickets sl6 halves Quar'ers4 certificate Waoles viii
be sent for 1884; 20 halves D.; % qaareu4 80.
n rsrsons from the country visiting city should bear
mind that Bigger Co intend 10 sell spebdd
fIes therefore, OF your without
deayto T. RUSSELL. BIGGER A CO Riehnons
" Persons ordering by the psckage in any Of the above
can deduct the price Of three Tickets
The Tickets the above all orde
addressed will prompt and eou6iena aueu
ton.
pJWe have day Lotteries 90 and when a remit
lance made Away, in the mos,
popular Lotteries N hand.
eJTbe Drawings sent when requested from
Us T. RB. AGO.
pon all Ie' enclosing CASH or Pr, Tickets. the posas,
Jas usual need not be PAID 90
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Ectteries.
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
s'.s ,ns -sssi -s.I 's-J can.

NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
YEA an cay ,s~y eAa
vor -si's.s Pines. srsArToss mani
Dawn Nos. Of Lee-bury Lottery. Ci.-s A. Jan 22nd,
= ~ a II ~ IS 81 10 50 6s II &c 81
Text Nos- 10 81 prize VI olUO0. cold aud paid
by sTRATTON.
Dr,~n Nos. n Mooongsiis Lottery. No. 4, IAN %:
20 50 II % 81 81 ~ &c Sd n 81 l.
Half Tes., Nos. 20 - 30. Three more Prizes in
Half Ticket Nos ~ 81, ono Lottery. sli aud
Half Ticket Nos. 81 50, >psid by sTRATroN.
Drawn Mes Lsssbury No. 4. Jan. 26-h:
Cd IS 65 IL II 81 Ia So ~ ID p 30 - III g.
Nos. &c 60 ~ $50. sold aud paid by
Nos. IL So II 100. STRATTON
$4,000. 10. 900.
Thurstay-Ai,Ispda 20 EIra Captas $4,000 10 oco n
o. 1000 10 Of 1900 SO Of 1000 10 wso..
$40. L.lves 5: quarters SO
S5,Ooo 1900
Frday-Moooagaha- Cspit.ls 5000. 1000, ke q.
IS Nos, IL drawn wbo,es o. vs. halves qrs u eta
Sl2.O0O, 5000.
saturday-Aerapdria-
I3ft 90 Of 500 Ae GO Nos 10 d-w. wboss a.; halves
aaanersi 4.
e35.00o. 10000.
Monday horning-Asxandria. Cas- Capitals 0eo
10000 5000 5000, $500 soco 90 Of Nos dawn
Whoss sIo. halves S. qp SO.
Buyers referred ny are registered
drawing continues increase number
W Orders Zoe he sbovs
sehsmss and In all iou<res, viii Be prenpy Attended
drawing seat wksn rsqaestsd.
Please address erd-n ~ srRArroN
dese Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29

VIRGINIA-Ats Superior Court Ch.nesry for tho Rich
nosd 'resit held NJ the Capitol
Friday, the 2sth day Of January, IsIt:
herewether l. Anderson Administrator Of David
deed nIn.
against
John Minor Bots Beverly Blair and Philip Harrison.
This heard
ties BY their counsel tn bin
bits and argued eounseOn
Ike consent the doth audse
the defendant John Minor Botis
before the LIST day Of December
eight thousand dollars computed the
from day Jannary one
thousand eight hundred and forty three by
him expended tire this
feBdsn John Minor Bo'ts shall be forever eed
plsinn the defendant Beverley Blair
redeem the land
ings mentioned-And that eonsen
further adudEe order Philip
Anderson who hereby aPpoint.
having advertised the
OF printed city Of Rich
bidder for the lind and
out Of the proee-d Of saeh sale asr dens the
Of the sad commissioner directed pay the pinun
aforesaid debt interest and eo and Of the residue
the defendant Beverly Blair the balance BY
the a,d John Minor Bo' as viii By the
s'. ooh1 % ' no1 no' and me oeeds nlsd As eI-
no 20 M aI' 'ne ISIS " 'ne sld oelehaani Beverly
49,, ~, ~. - ~ voc oaAhee, any pay to
e 49, s noe @ nal upos ne payneni Of
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q BuRRUSS' OFFICE, No. G, south I4th
~. Bteet. Richmond. Va.
ST. her

q BURRUSS' OFFICE, No. G, south I4th
~. stee, Richmond, Va.
Schemes for tho Week.
Thursday-Pokomoke Lottery. Class 10: . Capital, OF
Sl20 00 5000, 5000, 2o0O 1914 Of 1000 90 Of 400
20 Of 3o0 90 Of 400, 100 Of $50. 100 Of IOO &C. 7s
No Lottery. Is drawn ballots Whole Tickets IS hslye,
so. qs. II.
Frdsy-Pokomoks Lottery, Glass 90: Prizes-sI2 OOO
1000. 2sl5. $780, 1000, 10 OF $50. 10 Of 3OO 10 Of
200, 10 Of $50, 20 Of 100. &c. Sc No. Lottery. IL
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets 81. halves 2. qr. i.
Also. Delaware Lottery. Class 25 Przes-S4 1000 1000
5s4. AGO. 300. OF 200, &c. Go No. Lottery 10 drawn
ballots Whole Tickets 81, halves So, qns. IS.
Sa,urday-Pokomoke Lottery. Glass 81: Prize,-l Of
$500, $500. 1900 lll6. Of 500, Of 4OO S Of 300
IS of $50. IS Of 100, &c. IS Nos. IL drawn. Tick
cts 81, halves l..
Saturday Evening-Drawng received by Sundays mail
Pokomoke Lottery, Class No -: Prizes-sl5 OOO $780,
$780, 1900. 1923 1900 llOO 10 Of IOC0 10 OF 400 10
Of 800, 20 of $50, 20 Of l25, 30 Of 100 &C. 70 No.
ID drawn ballots. Tickets 81, halves 9, qrs /.
Also. Delaware Lottery, Class No 81: Cspits-s3ooo
$50. 200, &c. 66 Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves
Soc, qrs. Use.
S Orders OF PACKAGE, certificates packages
cts IN all this Lnter's vii be promptly the draw
ings sent when requested. Piease address orderto
CICERO BURRUss
R,ekr,
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For Party Demonstrating OFF Cheap!
H. JENKINS will sell oG cheap stock OF SILKS
~ sAnns TafltAn husns cord Italian cnpes Robes
and other materials Evening Dresses 4. %
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BY Davenport, Alien a &c.

BY Davenport Allen Il Cs.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, I'd Fsby lot O'Clock our Auo
ton Store, assortment Of Groceries,
~ o and w. India Mola,-es
81 Con- Sugar
lava and Rio Coffee
Goshen Cheese
g. Herrnxs
No. J Mackersi
G A and Pine 5ah
New DREAMS and Creole Rum
Whissey IN hhds and bbls
Winter Sperm OIL
Sperm Candies
wnpping and Letter Paper
Toods Bacon sides
sik and Fur Hats
G. 2. Teas, a..
TERhs-Under 500, months credit
approved paper.
In - DAyENpoRr AIIHN 4 IN Anti.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29

DISSOLUTION
FNNHE concern Of Jopdou wninghsm Drsvry 10 th, cay
Dissolved ~ mutual tensent The o. the
be used only hqudauon Of aRar Those havns claims
against will psssnth,m for payment indebd u.s.
are requested TO cone forward and make immediate psymsB
anrious TO close The business speedy po.-bs
JOHN J. LONDON,
J. wILLtNGHAA
A. u. uREwRY.
q
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TO hANtFACTURERS.
FALLSBURG MILLS
FOR SALE.

INHE advertiser proposes to SELL for manufsc-
turing puTposes bis progeny in Bueknsham County. Va
foown a. FAlLsBURo MILLS. IL Of Substantially
evf Bnek Mill any feet and four
o on the MI Lot four other brek buildings which
81 ted for the families q operatives Attached
~ here are eSe Of GOOD Farming Land
IN eonneIion with the buildings " desired separately
LoCATiON-The properly above DESCENDED, 10 miles
from the city Of Richmond the Jane stream
hsre can Be obtained along with ad property
cent 70 carry on number Of addtiouaNs Fseiores
Canal also within shou distance Of FasbufE trourh
Whieh ehannsl the Richmond market easily reached
As there hanuaetores Of Cotton seeo.
Of eoupry Immediately vicinity Buckingham rare %
Por'uniy offered genuemcs s,sh
rnent of FACTORIES.
The 9Wnsr ofthe thove properly would b wiling
"a portion Of Stock Company that might
aeurinE and he would also make
moderate
eT Address THOMAS ". BoNDURANT. the owner BuehnE.
ham Court bousc Va OF ROBERT ~ GALLAHER Of
mobd Wig
Janusry rs. ct
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE,
BssExEHT ROOMS UNDER THE Es0LE.
CoaSsR Nal. I3rH sTssrI.


SCHEMES FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK
Thur.tay-Pokouok. Class 10 NUMBER IL du~n-2 Of
iaooo 5000 1000. 2eoU. Ae TeAsu - halse. So gr
Priay-Pokomote, 20. sc Nos Drawn sI2soo 4ooo
HIs, 1850. &c. whoies - halves 2; q-s- I.
ssurday-Potonohe. Class a. rs Nos, I2 drawn $1,000,
$500 $500. 22oe. &c Tickets g halves l. quarter. Soc
A-o-Pokonoks Dra-n Bailo,s o. ooo
5000 5000. 1000 &c Ticket halves q I-Dzwins
eeived on Monday.
Also for Monday 9i-A splendid Capd Cor
soiidard Lotsry, No SIS Nos I2 $4,000 ~ 900
6ooo 5000, 100 Of 1000 &e- Tickets sis; halves
1 LUCK pleasure in recommending To hi. friend,
and the public generally the above sehee Orders
Of packages single tekeis, address C.. LUCK
N.B.-As al prizss hands o "Lsel"
Remember, for prizes, address c. b. LUCK
a26 Riehno,d ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29

On the WEDNESDAY following Of the lDd a. above
advertised 70 wit the lsh expos. public sale the
Corn Oats Shueks Fodder Horses Au Cow,
sheep Hogs and plantation every deserp
Farm. Terms made known day sale.
Hennco, Jan. ~. NJ BOITS
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Ky Duniop. uoneure A 90.

VALUABLE TENEMENT ON MAIN STREET,
FoR SALE Ar AUCTION. UNDER DECREE OF COURT n
WrDsksoAS the ih day Of February oelosh on the
P'e" ~h D. sod the de.rabse sto. and cling
upied BY 10 eph A Weed. E-q
TEkMs-Ope puehase money 10 n. n, a,
the reAoe In equal months .o
me day OF sa with good persoaai aad
property To be retained ust the
paid SIDNEY & BANTER cnmm,.o,.r
rae conducted BY DusLor, hosovst &c,
10
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SOOrrs SUPERIOR IRON SAFES warranted 10 st.nd longer
- ~ ne a's thsn any us,-iasy srsst
Are 81 Piseurs ke.
Prrrsuuan. 10Th May, iS45.
% hereby certify that April istS when my
hh eU vu' destroyed BY the h papers
see kc Wefe preserved perfectly unnued, shoarh ne
Mos % ne haes during the whole condarrs-
arIRV 10 anVs
lnr KHss Exchange RrOtsr IN isrr, Susps..l
Eor ale By WILLIAMS a HANALt.
pF Agents M the msaufsctursr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29

The Committee appointed by the Stockholders
Of the Chssrnsd Railroad Company meeting a.,
April 1885, to confer with the Golfers upon propositions
submitted To the Company request meeting COMPANY on
Monday nd February At la oeoeh, Exchange BANK
January a3-dsd
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Anrtion 4alrs.
FUTURE DAYS.
FOR SALE,

AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAND on JAMES RIVER
As1sining the Town ef Mane hester.
virtue of n deed at trust hearing tnts the
- fsh day Of March 1872 h.yo and .d,,~
has wife n JhH O. Williams and parpo--. th.r.s
nent oo~ a- ssrviv trustee viii wEDN
r xsh Day Of February ~ oeloek NJ nfar
ns1i lair FAY usr-a-r the pubic sue,,oo
spon The pfeaie Tn ready money u.e
Land an the county n Ch.sshh atnar
w. containing about o
ynr add being % th- of
haeaa bdse and The
cited deed.
The above mentioned extremely psrpo.>.
" ana ai-o on account OF the
-. ROBr. G. NICHOLAS,
1I9-ex<atos Surviving Tru.a.e
A UCTION SALE.-The hull of shin I,o-
tos a. she now lies In the Hupdd.
r-ther with tho n. Puet.
Auction On the fourth day bom
may concern For Paiteu,r adSrss.y Frs.ek. Rshpo
va of eaquife Of axe RANKIN wHIrLOCK
ny Duaiop- uoneure A. 60.
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Anrtiou Sales.
rvsis DaS.
NJ neAge. a Pu'ii.@.
5000

NJ m.ss.. a rw'ii...
NEGRO GIRL
THIS nesniss % 10 eeosh -m ;. ~ ., 49,. - -.
~tro sir. about 10 yess % age.
h0 HonaEs . putiIAw A.,s
TRUNK LOST The subscrii,r'. .r,,,.k
e""Anias aue>s % valss. ,ssA .. s.eA 49,. - ~
die. sr-sss silves TaAls rpoors -nA L. i.s.,l -
IN hehaosd about The isth I'm a p>es.A>r ~.
% 'fosz IN hs po<ss->ien. - very sr.. v,r -
ne urd.,sened Informing ID. es o. ~. - - -
Wing Ur4 49, !. s..u&
= ''r o. ""hs Co Va Asa-aw
~ OTICE. The CO partnership Of Du-v.i.
STANFORD Co. ms di.sniv.s IL. J..ssrx tssS - -.
eon-rnt An p>n-ons having asan.s m, - -.
essns th~m foe s.ss 1890 !, ~,
sams wh pieas- forward di-eharr- tn-,< M.
fsrAcr isdaiseses ~in b sraa,s.
bUvAL. STANFORD CO.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

WEST still. continues his unrIvalled STYLE
~ Of HAIR CUTTING. oa Street. shoekoe Hill
November O..
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
hAhAhs coumbian. Auhus. Nations. and Nsw Yoyh iuus-
used Magazines Tor Jsnu,ry May o,he new
~off+ J. W. RANDOLPH a co.'s,
Books snd RpAery.
- lSi Main g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29
THE ANNUAL FAIR.

90 Mr.. and the Misses SLoM AN have tn. honor
the Ladies and Richmond that they
will shortly give Grand Vocal and ENTERTAINMENT
consisting Of the popular Of composers Harp
Piano and Voice.
nJ Pun particulars in future advertisement ASST
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29

VRGiNiA-Ata Superior Court Of Chsnesry for the Rich
usosd Great held Of Riehuood O.
Friday the 2sth day Of January, Isit:
hee~ether l. Anderson Administrator Of David Ansenon
deed. PIn
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VALUABLE ESTATE FUK SALE

pproved paper.
ta - DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO. huei.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-09-18

yours is a well conducted Anti" Chattel
paper, and would give it the preference il it
was the rrcest one to which could have ac-
cess.
If the article to which you appended this
note was one that ought not to have been pub
llshed, it seems to me you should have sup
messed it, though it came from a subscriber.
If it was one that, for any cause whatever,
ought to have been inserted, why append this
note! Does the fact that the writer was not
a subscriber alter the features Of the article
itselrl Can a man buy of you for a dollar
and a half the privilege Of publishing that
which might not otherwise appear! Do you
mean to be understood that no man ought 10
ask the insertion of an article in the Bugle
except he be a subscriber Is a mans value
in the great Anti-Slavery mot Anti hattel)
movement to be estimated by the number oil
Bugles he pays fort Is it not possible that
some who are not subscribers to the Bnglf
may have laid out more money in other Anti
Slavery papers, and in sustaining other Anti
Slavery RESPONSIBILITIES, than do some o.
their Bugle-taking neighbors?
WIN. T.. LUKENS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-09-18
Joshua I. GiddingS.

We rejoice to hear Of the reno mination of
this gentleman as the Wing Congressional
candidate in the Cuyahoga District, Ohio
He deserves high praise for his bravery in
lasling the insolent Shareholders in Con-
gress.-Spirf Of Liberty.
We are very far from rejoicing with the
Spirit of Liberty in the denomination of Joshua
r. Giddings, for We had hoped that if he
was so false 10 his avowed sentiments. as 10
desire TO stand before the people as a candi-
date for Congress at the present time, that
his party would refuse to nominate him.
We admit that he has done much against
slavery-as much, perhaps, as any politician
could do under The same circumstances. We
are willing to give him an the credit which
is justly due him, yet we would much rather
hear OF his defeat at the coming election,
than Of his success. We have not heard
who is the opposing candidate, and care not,
but we know that his success, and the con-
sequent defeat of Giddings, would do less
injury 10 the anti-slavery cause than the cleo
ton of the latter.
Until quite recently, we ha regarded J.. II.
Giddings as one who was as honest and dis
interested as a politician could well be; who
had in his belief much of the true mingled
with the false, and who would be faithful to
his convictions Of duty and act in conformity
with his avowed principles. However oath
to give up this belief, circumstances have COIN
PEELED us so to do; and although we by no
means suppose that he has thrown of his
an'i-slavery feelings, yet we do believe he
makes them subservient to the cause of mar
ty, and for the sake of office violates his
avowed principles.
This is not a hasty conclusion. We have
marked his course step by step. In 1913,
he, IN connection with nineteen other members
OF Congress, issued an address to the people
OF the North and West in relation to the an
n%eSation OF Texas. In it occurs the follow
ing language:
I'VE hesitate not TO say, that ar nexation.
erected by any act or proceeding of the
federal Government, or any OF its depart-
menls, would be identical with dissolution
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-09-18
To John S. Davis.
MIDDLEsEx, Geauga Co., o. }
Aug. 23rd, 1916. !

Aug. 23rd, 1916.
Dear Uncle: Feeling a deep solicitude for
the progress of the human family, and wish.
ing to sustain in some degree the means
whereby it may be advanced, | have subscri.
bed for a copy of the Anti-Slavery Bugle and
shall have it sent to you. / know not that
you will agree with the sentiments it con-
tains, for ! am ignorant of your thoughts and
feelings respecting the question of slavery, or
the means of affecting that desirable object
the liberation Of our brothers and sisters from
the unhallowed chains Of southern bondage.
The principles of this paper have been in
grated into my mind for better than a year,
and feeling for "thoso in bonds as bound with
them," have assumed the responsibility of
sending it to you. | trust you will not feel
that | would burthen you with it, unless | be-
lieved the reading of it would be beneficial to
you and the cause of humanity.
Please invite my U%ncles, Aunts and Cous-
ms to read the Bugle, and oblige your friends
here, who re enjoying good health under the
Providence of that God who hates all slave
ry, and especially its perpetuity.
YoHr alfectionate nephew,
JAMES S. r. CLEMENT.
rive wish that five hundred or more of on
subscribers would follow the example her
set them, and present a years reading of tn
Bugle to their Uncles, Aunts, Cousins an
other relatives. 1t would be as seed east up
on the waters, producing in time a p%lcnteou
harvest.-EDRs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-09-18

have the principles Of benevolerce and uni
versal love 10 the race, so strongly developed,
as TO enable themt 10 arise, even from the most
prescribed aud prosecuted portions of our
common race, overcome every opposing OBJ
s%tacle, and go forth on their angelic missions
Of love to the world.
must here state inconclusion, the cheering
news, that within the bounds of my own lin.
tied acquaintance here in the West, | see 4
prospect for able speakers to soon be in The
field, from the native horn, colored sisters o
Ohio. 1t seems TO me that examples of this
kind will do more than almost anything else
toward reminding females in general that they
should not be burying the talents entrusted
to their care.
u NICInI SON