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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
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roR SALE At K1vG's Book STORE, KExosHA: w.
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trd Mineral Point, wis.
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Land For Sale.
Committeeon Premiums

ENTITY or Sevcnty-Five Acres. par, Of Sec
- number Seven, in the Town of Paris about half
mile from the Ofce Hotel land is Of the
best quality and very pleasantly >iiusted.
:. :. BRADFORD
Paris Tpfy n TSS2 III
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BEAUTY.

Cont fnxou richly tinted with the blood ofhcalth,
With skin pure and fair rs parian marble
Son uud sweets the fragrant rose
Teeth ~ sound and white as aInhsier,
Breath of ~ cctcst fragrance, andHps "f caralunf,
With flowing ringlc- and GLOSSY locks,
Inxuri:nl trcsrcs dancing gtac"nly Ger the swanke
hCCk
10 dirk rcpulsirc spots 20 marthc pleasing picture,
or to cas-. dun shadows DER bcau! Snasior piece
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STATE OF WIsCONsIN-KFNOSHA CIRCUIT cot r
IN CHANCERY

STATE OF WIsCONsIN-KFNOSHA CIRCUIT COURT
IN CHANCERY.
BIZ for The Foreclosure Of .Norfeggc.
Fanny Grdey and Albert G. Gridey administrative and
admins raor the Eate of Orrin Gridey deceased r..
Orris II BuIlen, Mary g. RulIen, William H. Bulcn and
Julia Bullcn, heirs of William Bullen, deceased julia
H. Bennett John Bullcn Samuel Hale Seth ?. Hall, Hem
~ ParmeIce. Patrick Lynch Stewart C. Marsh Alexander
Frear, Samuel Parsons DInord n. Barney and Elddge
G.. Merrick.
# appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court that Bill
u for the foreclosure OF Mortgage has been dled with
the Clerk said against the above named Defend
and subpoena hts been duly issued therein and
rttUrnC Defendants hereinafter named.
aud that said Defendants not has either of them
caused hi, or their appearance be entered Crcn And
IL further appearing the said Defendants, Stewart e.
MGrs AuXandrr Frear, Samuel Par Daufprd ~ Bar
ncy and EIdTdg Merrck and each and every If them
resident the state Of Wisconsin; On motion of
O. :. Head Solicitor said Compainants, il is ordered
that the said Defendants, Stewart & Marsh, Alexander
Frrar Samuel Parsons, Danford n Barney and Edridge
e. Ncrrck be and they hereby required to appear and
plead drTnrr the said Coinpainants Bi of
Complaint fled In this cause before the 5h day Of
November in default thereof the said Bill be
taken : confessed hv and against them.
And it Is further ordered that the said Cnplanants be
and they hereby required cause this order TO be pub
lshel in the kenushR Telegraph weekly wsaer prn-
tad and published City of kcnosa III the County of
kcnnSha aforesaid in each week tor SIX successive
weeks prior 70 the said 9TH day of November next.
Dated kcnusha, August 9Th, \. D. l752
l. n. STODUARD.
Ia Judge of Kenosha County
o. :. HEAp, Compli's Sol
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CITY TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

lOTFICE ON MAIN SraEET, ONE Door NORTH OF TELE.
GRAPH PAINTING OFFICE.
EVHE annexed List of Lots and pieces of land compr
sed within the Corporation limits OF the City OF Keno
ha we're aod on the Thirteenth day of January, 1851 for
Taxes due the City of kenosha, and the will be for
~, 1853
DANIEL NJ. GARRISON, City Treasurer
Kenosha, June 30, 1852
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

NN reading and fling he Petition Of Elisha Baker, adj
nirtraror Of The Goods ChGt-ls and Estate of Al
tcrt g. Northvay. deceased, by which 1t appears Tint
there il moi sufficient personal Estate in the hands Of said
Adnnisatnr &" pGy DE debts outstanding the said
deceased aud the expenses OF administrator, and That II
necessary -e the whole of the real which sold
deceased died seized for The payment Of such debts
Therefore, ordered la all persons Interested IN the
appear before tie Fourth Monday IN sep
trnber 10 o'clock, A. NJ at the Court House, IN
the county of Kenosha to show why Alfonso hcud
no, granted the said administrator to sell 50 much OF
the real estate said Albert g. NorhRa deceased 81
shall be necessary 10 pay such dcbs and u further Or
dred that cry Of this order published In the nOuspa-
nor pubshed in Krn04ha city Ied The kencshA Teio
ranb Al lost four successive we' Is before Tint day.
~ ,hc Cn,trt ISAAC n. STODDARD.
40 Judge of kenosbs County.
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PAINS OF ALL KINDS.

Whenever you feel pain, apply Railways Ready Relief,
j. To- relieve YOU in alcw minutes You have pains
in the stomach, Intesnein the Liver Kidneys, bowels,
Joints Bones Railways Ready Relief taken either inter
nall! applied externally, VIII tn few minutes stop pain
aud quickly remove its cause.
Price rs and 80 Gents per Bottle.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

gwVIIE undersigned will wind up the credit business on
Az First day Of September next, and will sell their
Goods reSucea prices FOR Cash or Produce Tor me fnre
All whsss Notes and Accounts due, ana pas! que
s,e yenuested 10 make immediate payment. word to
the wise" MEItALr, NLnh'L@ ~
Kcnosha, Aug lg, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

DRASS KETTLES, Flat Irons. coffee Mills Shaved
D and fangs VIM Selves, Tinued lrcn Fvy Pans "a
SNte cheap a. No "a Msin street. by
Aug. l.. ). +. PHELPS
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July Inn, lSI2.
HoSfponcRlcnt,

Thcabovc sale is hereby further postponed until The
10th day Of September next; then tufC place th"
same hour and place above specified
\. II. ALLEN, Sheriff
August l6th. l~Ga. i-I2
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RGdway'S Mcdicaicd SOAP.

COMPOSED Of the most delicious, rare and fragrant gems
OfcNtract- oils and costly csscncrs--
tjffawcr- roots trees and oriental plants,
Possessing woudrous virtues DER skin disen'cs
10 hc ConPlorion imP0rts Beauty.
Nv cleansing the skin from al rruptiyc matter
Makes the porc-, gives action !" the caphrcs'
Nv v rich all poisonous hun"fs are cjccicd,--
And Il healthy action Ia d." skin restored,
To The teeth gives Whtrness and prevents decay,
# makes the skin soh, sweet and smooth,
Transforms the most rcpui-iyc ana diHIghrcd NlShgc'
To II clear and beautiful C"uplcAlon
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

'LlE MOI lbs, beautiful article, for sale at No.
- a. Na.7 street, aug Is }. L. PHELPS.
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CHILL FEVER.

cUILLs sTUrrED FEW MIvuTEs-rNS RELIEVED ~
STANTLY.
RaGways Ready Relief acts Hike charm in oil cases Of
Chis and Fever. II bcGks the ch- immediatcy WARNS
up and n igoratcs with health and strength every organ
and secretion of the system.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
GREAT REMEDY
N0--~-~ -4-s -
Celebrated Family Ointment,

Is Nd SGfc. Thorough and The greatest EtcrHni Rtme-
~ Usfd. IS composed Of IcgciGiic EHrac's aud
possesses pocr uHe9natd IN TIE Annals II Medicine for lie
IF l. gammai0ry Diseases.
is universally acknowledged 20 hC infahc remedy
every where has been faithfully applied tie
lunan SYSTEM for promoting lnscnSiba fcrspratiun. and
invaluable in all diseases of the flesh Obstinate lcSrS
Old Sores ChiblanS Sore Throat Burns, tus Cutqncous
ErGptionS. Sore Nipples, Sore Breast Diseases OF the Eye.
AcIe in the Face. Rheumatic Pains. Contracted Cords.
Pain in the Side Back ana other parts Of the system, Scad
Head. Bruises, Fresh Wounds Piles, and every Kind of
containing the least particle OF Inlanniaou are
lermanentIy cured by this great rcmc,Iv.
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HARRISON a RnOTEIER,s
CaEANCERV SALE.


IN CIiiNCERl-kFNOSIIA CIRCUIT COURT
Sale on Foree!osurecf .HortgGgs.
Jacob Sebrng George 6. Manncy ,Imes Mcbride Hen
~ X. Sheldon, Henry Mcbride, Robert CoIny Aarga
ret Comyns and Serene Fisk.
EpY Virtue of final Decree of Sale made by the Court
, in the ab entitled The Third day of May
ls52 At term OF sail Court, shall expo sale and
sell public vendue to the highest bidder therefor AT the
Court House in the City and County of kcnoshH, on the
th day OF Juiy A. D. 1852 between tho hours Of one and
three O'Clock in the afternoon Of snd day. the following
al Estate to wit All that certain piece parcel land de
cbcd follows, VIZ; Lot Five 90 in Block lhiriywO 3
in the southeast qugrter OF Section thirty 3 III Range
twenty ,2l east, In the First II Ward of the City Of
Keno ha and STATE of Wisconsin, together with Two stu-
~ dwelling house and barn thereon.
y. X. ALLEN,
Sheriff of kUno~ha County.
TowsLEE & RtToAL'; Compartments Solicitors.
June Isl, lcr9 IA
POS!pOn"mert.
The above sale hereby postponed until the 10th dry Of
August next heH to take place utthc hour and place
Is above specified.
NATHAN II. NI.EN,
Shcriot kcnysha County.
July l7th lSJ2. 4-s
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LIST OF PREMIUMS


/" ot a"HUeI ~ .nc hcD9!.a olu'! ~ soc
c!y al tl' an !" oe MN AZ 't on id c.h bFsu'
On Atuis!' tPchoci ' "'td ii4uA! Oo'ooci - LOo-
HORSES.
1 " r,,, Gil, DID,, ~.
,'Ii \, i",'i"oH '"cn' L. HIooN""!' Nch''n"' ;
Alu'S0" -'""''' "i'So'
Best stud Horse. 81; "a do. DlpIoma.
Best Brood Mare and COLI, 81: ri do. Diploma.
Best Two year Old Colt, 81; I'd do Diploma.
BcS! Three year old Colt, 81; ID do, Diploma.
Best Ycarng colt, 81; ID do, Diploma
Best pair Match Horses 81; ID do, Diploma
Best single Horse, 3; do" Diploma.
CATTLE.
,oI. njy5- Gihha Whaatiand N-'i' P'N'' N''7
D.. ,,,a, M, "a 81 =, r.i
dn Dsvtm RrII "a. 81 do DinI6mn
do Grad mil *: ri do Dinlona
d nmrha,o ~ - ~ H., hi,'lon,
do D.voncow, 81; ID do; Diploma;
no n,rn,m Uaf.r ;pJqr2 yr.,,lJ 60. 81 dn n;r1o,no
do ncynn Iieifrr,,nd.r rs Cd 81 u do DinInmo
do Grade EIcf.r under Yrs old, s.: ID do, Diploma
do YcaIng Bull, 81; ID do Diploma.
do Pair Fat Cattle, -.
do Calf under months old %.
do Yoke years old steers, 81.
20 I OK years a! od 90 nj; n I
u" r"hc i 1h lid 1 60 D, do ni,
do VoSc ne Vvryin,t I1van> 81. 81 do iininima
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@noC:- RZo

OF ALI. KINDS.
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, spices, Salt, ITOIas-
ses, Candles,
And everything that be called for in that line, which
they and H sell cheapy can be obtained in this
or any other market of Wisconsin.
AISO-Cordials of all kinds for the Sick, and cool
ing drinks for the reH.
FLOUR of the best brands always on hand.
The Subscribers thankful for past fayors intend by strict
attention 20 their business and by fair and honorable deal
ing to merit the patronage Of the public.
3 Store first Door South nf the Durkcc Block.
ERICKSON & TORREY
JoUy ERrCKsON,l
H. = ToRREY
Kenosha July 20, 1852. 5
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Domestic Manufacture.

HC'Ef A.aTtlH, S'iiirtS
Best no, less than acres Winter Wheat, So scconddo
lest not less hana acres Spring Wheat s. do dplo
Rest Rest do do do do c "o :: q a GPS%a
Best one acre of Flax 81; 2l do diploma.
Best one acrs Of Tobacco, s.; ID dodp!oina.
Best . acre Potatoes, So 2Ido diploma.
Rest ]. bush. Clover Seed, s. 90
Best = bush Timothy seed, ~
The premiums crops will he awarded at the Annual
Meeting Of the society, First Monday in December.
The producer must make affidavit before the Committee
o all facts relating 10 the management ofthe Land and the
actual measurement 81 the also Of the amount OF
productions The knd Of soil, the kind Of Seed, mode OF
Culture, sc.
latter, Cheese and Beef
Jrpors-Z G. sim mons and Seth Doan, Kcnosha; p.
c. Burgess, Salem.
BET ,anpy ao les than !; 9' n sa g; "a DO dpo
Best Roasting pioc"oI Pect nos less than 70 lbs.
PoU7try
Jupors-E s. Eklns, Eli Robinson, H. B. rowsce, He
Best pair Fowls of any distinct breed 81 2d do dip
Foreign S,o~t Implements, dc.
Irpers Human Marsh Paris; y B. Cllpp and Leon
ard Crockert Somcrs
Foreign Stock, Implements, SC, will be admitted to
compete for thc sweep stake premiums under the follow
in2 Resolution passed by the Society, viz:
ReSorrf That the Chairman of the several Committees
shall constitute sweep stakes committee who shal award
premium to h best animal ,hingof It's kind. present
ed this show, whether tho shall be OF Foreign
Domestic growth or manufacture.
U3rijCnltUre.
Jrncrs-Nelson ritkn, Harvey Durkcc II. B. Hnsale,
kcuosha.
Printing.
JrpGss-C c. ShoIcs u. G. Gaskjl n. Frank Kenosha.
For the best sample, s.; 1d DO. diploma
PiorinE Match.
JrpcE<-FJ Br.nd, Pleasant Prarie Alexander Beath,
B is:o; Thos. lIo"land, Pleasant Prairie.
fourth an acre by any Tcam-the time and manner
Of doing the work be LEFT the Judges. Premium -.
Al first Premiums will b. accompanied by Diploma.
All Stock and articles offered for Premium, be
the ground before " tho first day OF the Fair. and
tered IN the Secretar Books when she presenter will
ccjve Certificate 10 thai e Examinations by the
-ral Committees will take place Immediately after dinner
the irSI day except The sweepstakes Committee; they will
examine and report the morning If the second day
Al stock. articles presented for premium must remain
in the place assigned them until the close OF the Fair 10 be
/ entitled - premium.
The following sections Of the Rye Laws Of this Society
Will be Observed Any person presenting property for
of the property presented and be the producer
inventor. of the before ne be
( titled 80 enter ilr premium.
No animal article having taken the frs; premium in
class 8 show This Society. take u
again in The class, bat ifhe Committee consider
Il entitled, receive diploma certifying those facts.
! Discretionary premiums will be awarded any thing
produced that is useful the farm. beneficial Agri-
/ culture, under direction Of sui.able committee.
Programme Of order Of exercises will be published in
tu7 season by COMMITTEES of Arrangements
! NELSON PITKIN,
J y. r. CIAPP,
T. J. RAND,
CpUmtteeon Premiums
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

EEx0SIIi COUNTY COURT. IN PROBATE 2ist BAY
No. or II ~. i. D., l-J2
In the matt Of the Istn;c Of ALBERT g. NDRTHWAY,
- w.
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HEALING VIRTUES.

II is fact, authenticate here, well all
State. aud indeed the whole states. that SIoans
Medicines have attained wide spread celebrity re-
putaon which they justly entitled by their heaHg
rTtHes, and powers. We are not among those who
prone endorse every patent hunbug that along
and in this instance have delayed our endorsement untI
have been able 10 make dOuh. sure only
by testing them personally ourselves but from >l,
mony OF Il numerous portion Of the community living
around u.s. Illinois Globe, Aptii 10, 1850.
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TERMst TENS !
HEAR NE! HEAR We!

southern and Western Money and Post Office Stamps ia
ven C,r subscriptions. Letters should be postpaid
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EaEANCERY SAEE.

Administrators Of lhe Estate of G.. w.
Dated az kvuosha. Mug l.iS12.
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be awarded BY the kenosha County Agricultural SuCi
ety. al their Fair, to be held Jack 0m's Tavern BRISTOL
Thursday September 30 and Friday October l. o52.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is TFte JFOW NIUPHIHFJ
.fHd al other dangerous and narcotic influence 10 me
and pdrIy system IL 'apdrfE iUe instead
IF dcah, and C pain StoPprd by the healthy influence
lAch Rddoays Realty R'i mparfS 10 the nerrfs instead
Of he IcsS sictPg ami pardlvsHg eet h,th hoTphi"e'
and al DAtr preparations confirming s poison, pTOdHets
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

And her husband the toll and anxiety Of mind
necessarily deyoly him from sickness Of the WIFE,
thOu him the of acquiring that
which his entitled aud the possession
OF which would the happiness OF himself WIFE and
children.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

august l6th, IL g.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-13
From Frederick Douglass Paper.
Sectional Slavrry'-WhaS is il {!

Those who speak Of locai2ing or section
nlzng slavery, us | Iave already shown,
consider slavery in the States "locnp or
"sectionnl !" the Interstate slave trade, too,
is I" sectional by their own showing, and
they propose TO "leave 10 the States the
whole subject of slavery and the eXtrudiion
Of slaves" IN so doing, they tell us they
shall make the Federal Government "reiieue
Itself from all responsibility Tor The existence
of slavery"
IL this is not proposing to abandon, PO-
LITlCALLY, the enterprise OF ABOLISH
ING American Slavery, confess myself
unable To apprehend the meaning of the
language employed, or the tactics OF those
who eniploy il. II the political abolition OF
slavery were intended by them, why not an
nounce that intention in explicit terms, in
stead of using language inconsistent with
nDy such intention?
II can be easily understood why those who
depend exclusively on what they call "mornl
suasion," and who, believing Ia no compul-
sorry civil government, do not desire any
such political action against slavery as should
nulhoritatively prohibit aud efleciunlly sup
press it--it is easy, say, to understand why
such aboliiionists should invor the course OF
tilOSe WHO HOulu Oliy eeeHo"uf~c eiu'ciy w
preference TO TO those who are laborng TO
abolish it, A virtual utility between them
and the prommlgntors of the Pittsburgh
platform may be very readily imagined and
accounted for. But cooperation by those
who have hitherto sought the POLITICAL
ABoLlTIoS of siaverywould lie mnnilesily in
ihe sight of all men, RELINQUIsnMENT OF
rHAr ENTERPRISE; and no imputallon ol
~ s,lspiciousuess" can prevent men, every.
where, from seeing and recognizing so sell,
evident a fact. II j. seen AMI recognized
. aIeady by the Scott Wings aud the Pierc'
Democrats, all around us.
But leave this for the present to inquire
more directly into the proprieiy OF the Ian
guage used, when men speak OF slavery u
the States as though it were, or could u
merely "Iocap or =" sectionap slavery, IL
contra-distinction from "national slavery.
MIR Summer tells us that when Washington
commenced his administration in 1863, sla
Tery was wholly sectional" and ireeden
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-13
7 II E B U G L E .
The MOrmOnS-POligamy.

II is but little over twenty years, since
the first promulgotion of mormonism. Now
its disciples number some 5000 or more
They have agents and missionaries in most
OF the principal cities Of Europe, aud in all
tho large towns Of Great Brlian. Says the
London Journal, speaking of their missions {:
Their great Object is TO make converts, to
"gnther the saints to Deseret. From Great
Britain, since 1910, IL Geo persons have in.
cinIed 10 the doctrines of Mormon, and hnvc
gone forth to join the settlement. The Nor
mon emigration, in 1919, passing through
Liverpool, amounted to $500 persons, all of
the better class of emigrauis; aud il is cal
c,ilated that 10000 Latter.day Saints then
remained behind. In June. 1850 lhere were
IN England aud Scotland, 27,S63 Mormon
ties, of whom London co mtrihuted 2.52g,
Manchester, 2,7S7, Liverpool, LOIS. Glasgow,
1876, Sheffield, 1920, Edinbnrgh, 1881
birmingham, 1909, and Walps-- ---- South
Wales priucipally--l,3l2 Aud the Nor
mOnite census was taken in last January,
giving the entire number in the British Isles.
~ 30,749 "Saints" During the Inst fourteen
wears nure Than 500OO had hecu baptized in
England Of which nearly 1900 had emi-
grated from her shores TO Zion"
1 A late Plain Dealer contains letter from
lady in Utah, setting forth half ironically
and huff in earnest, the evils aud the advan-
inges OF the system of poIygamy as practic-
ell there. We have heretoiore. llasdly bees
able to realize llIat this state of society did
really exist, aud receive defence fro sober,
Intelligent men and women. But such is
indeed the fact. From this communication,
ls we'll as from n private letter we lIave also
seen, we learn that public sentiment in Utah,
is overwhelmingly in favor Of this practice.
That 10 hare no wJe-or but one, subjects a
n,un TO contempt or loss Of cast in Mormon
society, while II multiplicity of wives, pro-
poriionately elevates him in public esteem.
They quote the Bible MS their authority, and
svow that the multiplication of the true chill
dren of the church, is their object. The
letter writer informs us that they are emi-
nently successful. That the whole valley is
swurming with sprghiIy children, aud ad'ls
that the Saints" are doing their utmost, for
their education.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-13
FillibuSltr Movement.

We see IN the columns of the New Orleans
papers for the last few days unmistakenble
indications that the Fillihusters nrc laying
their plans To iIyeigle more of the unUccupi-
ed young aud adventurous spirits of the South
and West to certain disgrnrc, If not TO ruin
and to death. The latest of these symptoms
that we have observed is the following anon
ynOIIs Notice, which we copy from the New
Orleans Daily Delta" OF Inc Goth Instant
National hteAigecer.
"NoTICE, FILLBUsTERs Alta meeting of
the officers who served under General Lopez
in the last two expeditions to Cuba, held on
Monday evening, the 18th instant, ot the
Commercial Exchange, it WAS
" "ReSolued. Thntal the officers and soldiers
who served in the lnte expeditions nnder the
lamented Lopez be requested TO meet at the
room over the Pearl on Wednesday evening,
the 2Oth instant, for the purpose OF organizing
n regiment of volunteers 10 serve in the event
of war between the United States and Spain.
" Resolved, lhat all the papers of the city he
requested TO publish the proceedings of this
meeting. While we offer our blood and our
lives to the service of an insulted country, we
ask of the press the tribnte of this small plnce
in their columns, and the full illustalion OF
the sentiment that
"The pen is mighlier than the sword"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-13

70 The Presidential campaign has fairly
opened, and politicians arc cndcavoring to mako
the candidates of the opposing party appear IS
great rascals us ever walked in leather. Nothing
worse can be said of Mcs-rs. Pierce and Scott,
however, than that they are pledged to sustain
Slavery and the damnablo Fugitive Slave Law.
We hear yet Of 10 movement among the dry
bones of Frccsoi!ism in New Jersey, butt seems
10 US Ihat the constant "spitting upon the plat
e crm" Of both parties, will render them very
unsafe footing for the former occupants of tho
Buffalo Platform. For our own part, so long -
tho Constitution Of the United States recognizes.
sustains aud pcrpctua;cs Human Slavery, we ara
prcclulci from all action under it, and fool
bound to use our utmost excrtions to SECURE it,
oyoythrow.-AhTm Bel.