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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13

FREE Soil SLAvEHoLDERs.-The ma
tional Era" in a vindicalion of the character
and influence Of the officers Of the Washing
ton Free Soil Club,against some dis~paraging
remarks thrown on, by the "UnioR," after
mentioning their names, trades or Professions,
and former politics, says
"The above named gentlemen are not
young men, but middle-aged-nearly every
one a property holder, some Of them 10 a con-
siderable amouAt-eome Of them hold slaves"
Mark that! Some Of them hold siaves!-
Does not this verify what we said a few
weeks since, that, there wac nothing in the
Buffalo platform, bat what many slavehol-
ders could agree to- Now there is one Of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Peltons splendid outline Maps, Dald
pronouncing Geographical Gazetteer, and
" MAYORS system of teaching Geography
yor sale by J. Hauibleton of this place. He
ls also prepared TO give instruction to clas-
ses, or 10 individuals who wish 10 qualify
themselves for teaching the science Of Geo
graphy according 10 this new, superior, and
where tried universally approved system.
Address by letter or otherwise, Salem, Col,
Co., o. Oct. 9th, 1918.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13

A HALF SReET.-We are unable 10 get
out more than a half sheet this week. We
were thrown little behind in consequence
of the recen, sickness of one of the hands,
and as we cannot procure help just now,
must content ourselves, and ask our subscri-
bers 10 do the same, with half the usual
amount Of matter, for 4" just this once"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13

LEGENDARY PrDLlcArIoNs.-BJ the fol.
lowing letter from a Virginia postmaster TO
the editor of the "Cincinnati Globe" (For-
merly Herald,) it appears tina, the Legisla-
ture of that State has SO poor an opinion Of
the intelligence Of its constituents, that it is
not willing TO trust them 10 read what they
desire TO. 1t has established a censorship of
the press, which is mont the less odious be-
cause its design is to protect the negro
breeders and slaveholders of the Old Domi-
Mon against the influx of a public opinion
more favorable to the rights Of man. And
yet Ohio is content to hold political fellow
ship with a State which thus letters the
Press The Freedom of the Press is, in
this country, but a name it is true Congress
is forbidden 10 abridge it, but every State
Legislature in the Union has the constitu-
tional power and right, SO far as the National
Constitution is concerned, 10 forbid the cir
c%ulation Of any paper within its borders.
WALKERToN, Va, Sept. o., 1913.
SIR:-By the laws Of our State, | am pro.
hlbited from delivering your paper to sub.
scribers. would, therefore, respectfully
request that you discontinue your paper ia
Mr.. -.
Respectfully yours,
b. II. TvRNER, P. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13

two things pretty certain /; either the Free
Soil movement is not a genuine anti-slavery
movement, or else these Free Soil slavehol-
ders of Washington are matvelously out Of
place In engaging in it.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13
BUGLE.
SALEM, OCTOBER 10, ls4s.

81 LOVE AGITATION wHEN THERE is CAUSE
ron 1T I'll ALARM BELL WHICH STABLES
TIRE INHABlTANTs OF \ CITY, SAVES THEM
PROM BElNG BURNED IN THEIR BEDs.-Ed-
muad Burke,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13

Or Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner Of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13
MEETING AT COOL SPRING.

Isaac and Jane NJ. Prescott will attend a
meeting al Cool Spring meeting house, on
Sunday, 18Th October, commencing at ten
o'clock.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13
FRUVr TREES.

The proprietor has on hand a hand some
lot of FRUIT TREES, comprising Apple,
Pear, Peach, Plumb, and Cherry trees, and
..ome Grape Vines and Ornamental Trees
all Of which he will sell on reasonable terms
at his residence in Goshen, Mahoning Cor
Al miles northwest of Salem.
ZACHARIAH JENKINS, JE.
August u, 1915. H
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13

Were there hut one v%irtuous man in the
world, he would hold up his head with eon-
hdence and honor; he would shame the
world, and not the wosld him.-Dr. South.
All virtues are in agreement; alb vices are
az vsTiance.-SenGca.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
August il, 1915.

UKI UUUUO 4 UKUUEKIES,
BOOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
tsrn,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stuffs, cheap as the cheapest, ard
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTs.
Salem, o. Isl mo. 50th.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13

G.. DONALDSON CO.
WHOLESALE g. REyAtL HARDWARE MERCHANTS
Keep constantly ON hand general assortmsns
Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. Is, Main street, Cincinnati.
January,l 1918.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-10-13
From the New 0, leans Picayunc Sept, T..
The Expedition against Mckee.

The Expedition against Mckee.
ALL DouBTs REMovEp.-We warned our
readers a few days ago that there was a
scheme on foot to raise and organize an arm
ed force in the United States for the violent
and forcible conquest Of some of the north
ern provinces of Mexico. Since that time
we have conversed with a gentleman of un-
impeachable character, who had command Of
one Of the United States steamers for The
transportation of soldiers, arms, munitions,
&c., from New Orleans to Tampico and
Vera Cruz, during the war, and who says
that, to his own personal knowledge. there is
no doubt of the existence Of such a plot
He was at Tampico frequently. where the
movement was openly canvassed knew Of
the meetings on the subject, and says that
those who were engaged in it would have
made that city the rendezvous. without com
ing back to their homes, but for the fact that
the Government ordered our troops to be
marched back and disbanded at certain points
within the United States. Comps Christi
is now fixed upon as the point Of meeting.
and a large number of wagons, mules, &r.,
are being bought up and collected at that
place.
But the most astonishing thing connected
with this monstrous plot to rob Mexico Of
her most fertile and valuable lands, is the
fact that the administration had been in
formed Of il. Our informant says that Col.
De Russey, Of The Louisiana regiment, who
had been asked to become a leader OF the
movement, told him that lie knew Mr.. Blu
chanan was aPPrlzed OF u more man three
months since. u he was informed of it, Of
which there rs no dorb,, he certainly commu-
nica'ed u 10 inc rieS'uen'. as ne was pouHu
10 DO, Delng a member oil ms raolnet'
In the Austin Democrato oil the ION uitimo,
we hnd me following Paragraph. "hich may
be interesting 10 me runners:
EARN by a gentleman recently from
the mo Urahoe' that mere Is general reVo-
Iutfoha'y movement going on IN me eastern
portion OF NfeS'co' In the several towns
parties are forming nnder ali1eren' preteAts'
but the real obJeet Of winch 10 10 ascertain
the puo'ic strehg'h OF me opposl'on TO me
central government Inc iea"ins 'heh are
Ing government ana ct'lzens OF me Unmea
States are onsliy al work among ,hem' fhe
priest ana aicaide oil Dan fernando ana most
OF me Ieauius Huals".eis o' u Dis"'c';
1894 A nublic hall was recently owen 4.
The Americans in that neirhborhood. who
are treated with much respect by the citizens.
They EXPRESS great anxiety for Cant. Veatch's
company to remain west Of the Rio Grande.''
-
-,nv 'ry,r,r-ur R,t,.r Son.
%, from Son,s Csrolina- in bis nlace on Az.
ams, Jn,h 1919 is ,eno,,es to have ssid
'rO IT, 1T Sr..-
from New MEXICO and California, g. woulc
advise my constituents from South Carolini
10 go out with their slave property, and will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30
TWO CENTS.

cuba at fs to f8 5 SIS tons Lima Nicaragua nd at
"a 10. to fS and - tons ;, ,od Rio HsGhe a; Gio 2.
sold at ss for Inferior to o. Id for fine No sales
America tar but Of Stockholm 400 to 500 bbls have
demandi 600 to 700 bbs sold at S. Cd to 3s Cd for
common quality. Montreal ashes firm at the late
advance though there Is less inquiry some small par
cells sold ut 2Ss for potts. and $685. for pearls At the
public sales of hides Tuesday full prices OBJ
tanned about 5000 sailed Rio O. ande sold sd to
3ad for OK, and damagedin proportion $500 damaged
horse at 4 Cd for ist class 800 dry West India at
90 and 22ooo East India kips at Cd to l0ysd. per
lb for sound dry sailed.
There has been speculative demand for brimstone,
and about l5O0 tons have changed hands in tho last
ten days establishing small advance on the previous
prices Small saes made in Sicily sumac at IFS. cd.
per cwt Common red argols wanted; about 20
casks Naples sold at the quotations Cream Of tartar
winch good brown has been sold at sos, and pink at
53s per cwt. The demand for Turkey roots has sub-
sided and only small sales made, at full prices No
sales in madder or quercitron bark The business
done In olive oil amounts about 80 tons at the sx-
treme quotations About 100 tuns seal oil have bee q
Sold brown at f22 los, straw f23 5s and pale at
EOS los. per tun; Is tuns cod oil realized % l5s to
f24. Nothing worthy Of notice has taken place In
seed oils or spirits Of turpentne The transactions in
palm oil have again been extensive the total
the spot and to arrive to 1900 at 30
to gao but principally at GAG to f2e los ton $50
tersburg clean hemp at E32 per ton. rs,. ...
Tanow has experienced considerable advance;
saes OF Petersburg o. In the early part
and ABS. 3D. is demanded; Taganrog has realized
Ats. to Ats Cd American lard has decned the salss
have been irregular but generally at to 2s per cwt
PARIs BouasK.-Thursday, Sept 1--we have had
a rather more buo3ant bourse to-day, but without
any material advance In prices. Threes closing at
45f 25c; ives at 70f Soc, aud loan at 72f SOC
Bank Of France shares remain az yesterday at 165N
Elves not quoted. The share market has not shown
much animation, but 1t has been rather Armsr than
teri the Improvement, however has been neither gene
raj nor material.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30

forward by land carriage samples from the home
counties has not been particularly large On
Monday We had good show from Essex, but small
from Kent and Suffolk The greater proportion OF the
Of better quality than before full terms con.
sequently asked, but no advance previous prices
could be established. On "wednesday the dema I'D was
not active still where sales made, former rates
rather exceeded and this morning the best de-
seriptions Of wheat could hardly be bought we'll as
and will be down to As. per quarter (he minimum
der the existing law) next week. Both buyers and
sellers disposed to wait till then before they enter
into extensive operations and the transactions free
whe at have been on quite retail scale throughout
the week, quotations remaining much the same be-
foreign ports have not been pressngly offered aud
Polish Odessa to arrive has recovered portion of the
late decline. Quotations Of Aour have remained mo-
mnay unaltered with but little passing In the arti
ole. The arrivals Of new English barley have hitherto
been very small a few lots shown on Monday,
Foreign barley moved off very tsrdily and the demand
has not since improved The market has been spar
pgly supplied with oats Of home growth, and the arr
walls from abroad have been only lerate The deal
era have nevertheless bought with great caution and
the rates OF last Monday week have not been ceeded
English beans have sold much the terms
before. Egyptians have hardly mnint,ned their for
mer value Peas Of all sorts have sold slowly and the
turn has been in favor of the buyer With renewed
demand FOR Indian Irish account, floating
goes have been held about Is quarter above last
weeks prices. 20
Bank or England.
An account, pursuant to. the Act 7th and 9Th VIC,
chap o. for the week ending Saturday the 9th of Sep
tember 184S.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Notes is'ued 3s6s75 Goysrpmsnt Debt Jog
Gold Coin and Bull
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Intelligence to the Latest Moment
RECEIVED
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL EXPRESS
LONDON AND DUBLIN,
FOR THE
N x " FOR TX HE r AID.
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
Very Important from Ireland.

[BY SPECIAL EXPRESS, VIA HoLYHEAD AND CHESTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-30

IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival
suonslit i.no. .argsr OF THE
STEAM S HIP AMERICA.
ttNt N~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
ONE WEEK LATER
ALL PARTS OF EUROPH.
..r,isr... ~N>@~N~N>o>r0~N>0~NN~N> ~ .f.
OUTBRE AXIS IN IREL AND.
~
TROUBLE ON THE CONTINENT.
10" .>~~-~~-.>.>~~>>~~->~O>~<-- ..
u1r MA II X Il is. sgf a.
.a.q .a.6.,'1 &c. &c. &c. aa.lG l.r

The ocean steam ship America, Capt. Judkins,
was telegraphed about o'clock yesterday after
NOON She was boarded by the steamer News
Boy, and our dispatches brought Immediately to
the Herald office. la8 AJ.1t
The America sailed from Liverpool on Satur-
day the 10th inst; her is, consequently, Sc
ven days later than that brought by the Acadia at
Boston. M Il. llar. -,.
The news Is important bp
There has been some fighting in Ireland.
Affairs on the Continent are in a very confused
unsettled state. t.r
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Certain Prevention of Explosion. in steam
Engines.

~ - EG1-or Oh lA Iroulf
Il Is impossible FOR the force OF elastic steam
% produce the breaking Of engines and rending Of
boilers Ina; 80 Frequently occur they the work Of
the explosive principle when disengagea from is com
onsf.1r with steam. similar 10 rs elects 70 ghtninz
I; q Identical with electricity IL "a distinctive pro
peres "a veloeitss IN eject unlimited Il . de-
void Of weight sod subject to the laws Of yrzvita
non, which Inherent u al matter hat has weight
and Il Is hence evident that !; may 5e conveyed away
5y similar conductors.
/; a absolutely certain tat the explosive principle
d.snEs-ed from Il q ct into the cavity Of ne
nozzle or Vsveehsnoer the opening Of The steam
valve the pressure that k-p. them combined 3 then
great part TAKEN Of anti tie cavity u sled With
steam There e no proper escsPe q re explosive
element from tts nozzle which . heated and q eject
Insulated and the accumulation q highly angerors
DIT Z nay Be- safely carried OF y proper conductors
iaose n0st corvenisni are srazl copper r.bes
Cae end cf tube q proper enztc = o. - erna.n-
sted N TIE oes manner for the d-ason q the electric
l1idthe OIn-r eni % TIE cavity q the nozre
nd have over - cr1ce slight valve Kept by sprins
rtle opeE 70 scW the explosive element y pss. 81
- t1e tubular cou-rct1r Ire valve % case ~ tie
force e ire cavity becomes eet .afrc si.h
TIE conductors u eoncrnsng engine should - ca
red hisn enough above re n vh,ch thew ,er
innate - preserve TIE vsczsr
TIE security from explosions ard trcskiag a. "a
s1si z4sI, % complete lie eosi s1d Ifoubs oaIv
so1zinA JOIN WILDER
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Cor Tha Tnhune

XESoPHoSs MEM0RAsItiA or SocRArEs-A
notice Of Prof Anthem. Memorabilia in late ErPrsss,
has he following
Il nay vel surprise. thai aersfqoye there as
been no eduon q his Classic tex book N MS
country especially since contains reading - WEI hdap
81 10 Students
Ii certainly nnsy well excite surprise to End such
declaration in the columns OF = nevspsPer Whether
the result OF ignorance or Of course Of sy''ernsie
and unscrupulous putting Is alike unjust snd deser
wins Of e,rsure. There was published, several years
.,o from the Andover Press, a very seholsrASe ed
ton Of. this work BY Prof Packard Of Bowdon
COLLEGE. which was highly commended in the N'S1
y,rs R-r,sr. About year since there was issued
from the same Press another edition BY Prot Rooons
Of the Theological Seminary. his was very
faithfully executed very learned, very copious ma
containing al the Ad that profitable or cesifsoe
for the student Both editions made admirable teNi
books snd were extensively noticed IN our journals
P,,h have been widely introduced into our senoo's
Beside this. there were sngish editions repuolsaed
here and very accessible. In fact instead OF - no'
Being read IN this county there = perhaps no CAssS
thst has been In more constant and common use IN Al
our schools and colleges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
RY THg VIDyIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL
Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence u The Tribune
Ptrr ApErPHiA- Tuesday. Oct 10.
Our election IS passing of without confusion
put VIII much spirit
You have doubtless observed one Of the asst eaFd'
Of Loco Focoisn taxing exception 70 Gov. !oHN'IoN'
Thanksgiving Proclamation because = applied Only %
ctr..as Denominations This hss elected the follow
correspondence. The letter Of Ire Governor com
mend. i,-eH for Is besutiful dctoa and charitable
sPirit ... a.. 80.
sp-I- - ca-s-s;l - In. r. A.. p =. +, -
80 80 ~. -. = - 49, Co Yer Pr
lr.i-9- 1875 s-t--l -a aye d-' > b.,
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80 r--g b. O.. 7-ss-cus rlsti.r q l'---- ~ y ~
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49,. n h. 49,. .a Ii rlca 81 ll1's .ad aaForay
II s.s- - ~. a. - - !. =. -. =. 49, s-t--
80 - H5 '.aT l-nr'l .a-aat per-i 5el % 'i --'-
Ts F-t ,aafau ~ Tlsass-.lx 1risres By -
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u pc i'r.' to- s --oH ih.7- pc 30, 2, s,' -, s
Il. .r~rls arH. c a.sfet % - 'A
r'a-- from tt- r--rtlr .f Pie ss'-i i-f .
Ia 90 ..-.r a. goo. .ast ,..-rs1s fFe i' - fffe
.r-a- acr ta-s. of llltlrr i-r1fa Oh t-f f-s " @
art- f.. q rIa@ ,te re-lr- r -tef i-'' ir
F- 80 :. "a. reeve .lregHr1 a. ta t.srff It'd i
' wv JOHNSTON
Tnere is Hide activity In the make. today the
excitement Incident 70 the state Election being the ao
sorting topic n the business circles Flour i nearly
nominal 90 - so common brands are o-ered AZ less
the only sale y 80 barrels good brand Al the ioff
price. Corn Aesi-aboli lOlu olls sold mostly Al =
which = the uniform price. with rIm msfAet hye
Flour-no sa.es Whcat-rfceipts light and me mar
kei dull Il ~ cts Tor good red. and llos III cts ior
white With small szes. Corn IN demand, and fuV
bushels Pennsylvania yellow sold a. - ~ cts Tor lai
and round Osts-Southern sold 81 - Cts cotton
quiet Groceries snd Provisions without change, sni
very little doing Iron and Coal steady with moder.
ste business doing Whisky lower, barrels sold al -
Frcghts % Liverpool = Cd and ID Tor !oai ana
Grain. Golfers wanted.
SAILS Or Srocx -Firu Bodrd-l5O Grard Bank l0s
500 Penn - -3 5000 Treas Notes l03i 100 Reading
RI Mort Bonds 60 10000 sch Nav 81. -. BOT 100
DO do 10. 30i 500 Lehigh "a, a 2.l6- % do Int %
800 Reading Rd BIDS C0..
Sscopd B9ayd-2O0 War Bounty scrip 97t 10 Man
and Mech Cank p 1900 sch Nav o. o. 30i II Union
Flank. Tenn 49, 500 sch Nav g. ~, }0i ~ %,
e. Jos 3f Farmers and Mech Bsuk, -.
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To our City Patrons.

III. nc' designed hat any paper shah sres The In'ans
IN III. extent and v.nety u News while IN IT, Literary
sod Scientific mater believe no joafnsi IN ne Oni'so
s.,e. sppfosche. is our wish n Increase faue' man
sssse IL. range and Of reading msief The ne
c.ssy Of employing special Foreign and other corespon
deu,s OF merit the Increased daily expenses Incurred In
Y.ss.phng new. from VARIOUS psrs Of the United stsis'
and the pressure Of important Political and msessne0O' IN
,snSepes imposing upon the necessity Of ssordng e''
sp.ee 70 Advertisement compel "a heneeonh 70 enforce
nsdly from City Patrons he payment u our advertised
terms 10 Wit. ~ IL csuspef weeS instead Of cents The
sroan, heretofore paid by msoy Of them.
Our espensDee has laugh, hat Daily rsper Of he
ere Of The Tribune containing the smOani Of reading mat
., necessary 10 MAINTAIN lie standing leading Political
and News journal be ssoded lees ,hsn the price Of
IN. Trtns On end srer Monday The 18th Instant the
Gamers will observe this rals
F,,A.,. yssk m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11

SoprH CARoLINA-rhe Election ia this state
took place on Monday but up to this present
writing VIC have no TeleEsphic returns This s
Of lille moment however since the State i going
nearly solid tor Cass and Datler and Will doubtless
elect an entire Delegation O! Csss men to the next
Congress. H. the Charleston District, however.
there is Democrats Taylor party, which IS
making spirited effort 10 return Hon. ISAAC Z.
HotNKs, the present able and popular Member.
Hi, Cass opponent is samuel Gaillsrd Barker,
hitherto unknown to fame. full ticket IS pre-
scented by each party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-11
ID lie D..

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p .r-ls sd scq1s1far-s. 49, o at rafa- ~ hesr
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sf.oaf farther lF.tsfen
d. estst laf. t- lra .ast jANf, fRONEk % 49, 81.
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