Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-02-02

good deal If uuth for its foundation. The
younger negroes disclosed it, but others, who
did not join them, acknowledged they were
notified aud knew of il. Besides. others
hive made u b. eaN. We understand that
Parson James Lilord's neuocs, in his ab-
sence, after abusing the family, and making
many wicked threats against them, made
of, but Were luckily caught by the neigh
bors, aud lodged in the Monticello iail.
HoRmBLE MURDER AND SuiciDE.-Thc
following, which appears in the Mobile Reg
lsier details one OF the most tragic occur
rcnces we have ever seen in print. The
murder was committed at Cedar Grove,
Jciicrson county, Alu.:
BRoTuER CHANBLrss.-Last Sabbath
evening, on my return from the Minister'S
and Deucon's Meeting, ] received the sad
intelligence that my brOthor-n-law had been
hnrdarously murdered by negro the eve
ung before. | reached the graye-yar,-the
collin was at the grave. j belicld the moth
CT, who had given birth to fifteen children,
weeping over her first-born-the wife and
friends were giving vent to their grief
Persons knowing the circumstances gave
me statement of the facts, which arc as
iollows:--
Ancgro boy, belonging 10 Mr.. Mcdaniel,
sisliug Of Pearson, MGuire. and others, who
determined to chastisc the impudcnt and in
| sultng fellow. Accordingly they went in
their round, 10 the house OF Mr. Mcdaniel,
WHO informed them where they might find
the boy, ard desired them 70 whip him we'll
They started in quest Of the offender, not
suspecting any danger, taking 10 weapons
and separating themselves 50 as TO surrender
him, should he attempt TO escape. lie dis
covered some of The company, and immc-
dialely fed into the field, being closely pur-
sued 10y Mr.. Pearson. Perceiying this, he
suddenly stopped and turned against his
pursuer, who threw a rock as Inc approach
ed, but unfortunately missed. The negro
came upon him with his knife, inhicting
blows and manufacturing his head, his
breast, and his lett arm, so as TO disable it,
while Pearson was making such resistance
as lay in his power. At length others of
the company cumO TO his relief. The ne
gro again lled-was discovered by Mcclure,
who, ignorant of what had taken place,
pursued hard after him, Oh horse, till they
came TO diencc, over which the negro, leaped.
Mcclure dismountcd, ran before the negro,
perhaps ordered him to stand but the negro
came toward him, and lie attempted 10 grasp
him round the arm aud waist but the ne
!
crably lacerated his body before he could be
rescued. lie was heard 10 eXclaini, Il ain
dead manp and expired.
The negro, having manned one and
wounded another made an effort TO STAY the
third; but al tllnt instant, n stone stopped
! the force of his effort, aud hc only cut the
! garments about the waist.
lie made off To his masters dwelling,
followed by MIR. Pearson, and, seiZing un
axe, rushed into the house 10 kill his moster.
Already the weapon Of death was lifted
over McDaniel's head, when his daughter
threw herself against the negro, SO that lac
only glanced the head and breast of McDan.
iel. lie struck twice more, but the daughter
continued TO divert the instrument OF de
struction. Mr.. Med. run, the negro ultei
him, round the house, and through tbC
house, leaving traces of blood wherever
they went. At length, meeting Air. Pear
son, the negro thought to despatch him first
aud was in the act OF doing SO, when Mr.. p
(hayiug got gum shot him through the
arm. The monster soon dropped tie axe
and went of muttering-iaintedt two or three
times, arose aud cut his own throlt
Mr. McGuilc was a member of the lie.
brOn Baptist Churcl--was cut Oft ia The
prime OF life, leaving wife and two babes
Yours, &C., JOSEPH MOOR.
Horrible Cruelty 10 a S'au.-'fhc following
paragraph from late number OF The Rich
mond (Va.) Examiner will convey flint
idea OF the kind OF Institution that is sought
TO be int oduced into our new territories
and the exclusion of which thereffom is to
be followed by dissolution OF the Union -
~ rinIor of most terrible and unhappy
character Is rife in this city. A man in Han
over is said 10 have murdered one OF hi,
negroes under circumstances almost toe
horrible 10 relate, lie tied him up in the
, morning, and whipped, beat and tortured
tho poor wretch without iutcrmission, save
! ! ut meal time, through the day. he burnt
off various parts OF his body with fire, aut
otherwise tortured him, as we before said
in modes too horrible TO bo mentioned. Tie
ser cchng brought many persons 10 thl
|, place, but the master stood by with two re
volyers, aud threatened 10 shoot any on
= that ihicrtcred. The negro was not takcl
= down until near sunset, aud then only he
i cause lac was--dGad! The creature who i
: said TO have done this has been Imprisoned
: WANTED TO PURCHASE, 1 Negr
y BOY aud Negro GIRL, to he slaves for liii
- to be of the uge OF IL 10 10. The seller wi
Il be required 10 give good title and sound Nc
" groes. Address a, through the Post Ollic'
J. stating price, which will be attended to in
! ncdiately. The Negroes arc wanted it
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