Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-08-27
Nrws of the lurrk.
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The Hemp Crop of Kentucky is coming in we'll
Miss Ann Parry has been appointed Post
Mistress at Rock, Lancaster Co., Pa.---Postagc
between the U. $. and Bremen has been reduced
from twenty cents, to one half that sum.---
Grace Greenwood has returned home with renewed
hcalth.--Twcuty-iy new Churches are now
in process of erection in PhladeIphi Hillary
Tcauguc for many years Editor of the Liberia
lTeareld died on the 2lst of May ast.---A
lady Of Boston is preparing memoir Of Pierre
Touissaint, whose history We noticed few weeks
since.--Lola Montcs has bccn married to Il
San Francisco Editor Since when, -lit has quar-
clcd with another Editor. and proposed 4 duel $50
says the papers. Weapons, either pistols, or
choice of swallowing one of two pills from a box,
one obe harmless, the other deadly poson.----
The tax of VIM. Il. Astor Of New York, this year,
is over $40 O0OO---The Cincinnatians have SEN
fenced woman to six months LABOR in the chain
gang. Shame on them, if she was a thiel.---A
colorcd man has been awarded the carrying of the
mails between Kingston and Nlontrcal.---Atthc
next commencement pf Union College, n. V. DIR.
Mott will have completed n half century Of service
as its President, ,---A Railroad has been opened
in Africa, between Alexandria and Cairo.---Mrs
Mary A. Dormau, has been appointed Post Mistress
at Charleston. Portage Co., O.--Thc Governor
of New Hampshire has already appointed thanks
giving day-thc 24th of Noycmbcr.---A new
Democratic daily papcr is to he established in Clcve-
land.----Govcmo Biglcr of California is on the
stump for reelection.
TUE DEuocRArIc CONVENTION met at Columbus
on Tuesday last. JrDGE MYERS of Toledo was put
in nomination in place of Mr.. Bliss declined and
II. H. Barney was nominated School Commissioner.
Mr. Barney is superintendent Of the High School Of
Cincinnati. lie has wide reputation us an able
teacher and an intelligent and laborious friend of
Education.
| THE Washington o. C.l Hhig states that "a
very respectable muuttoH has been appointed by
the National Administration 20 the Office of keeper
of the Long Shoal Light Boat
/ j. II. Gircy, for twenty years e slave in Nugua,
has appeared as an Anti-SRvcry lecturer in New
/ Hampshire \ correspondent of the Independent
Democrat says, che isaman Of marked ability, and
addresses the people with energy and power, al
though but few years from the house of bondage
/ AcrIoN.-Thc colorcd people of Cincinnati have
held meeting. and taken steps to secure the
means 10 purchase the freedom of the fugitive slave
WASH \ committee was appointedto solicit sub
scriptons \ friend writes us, "this case has in
creased the friends of freedom believe money
will be found to buy his frccdom-but what phrase
to buy his freedom
/ An advertisement in u Wilmington, y. G. paper
offers S2j for the head of runaway slave!
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
journal Of Commerce states that the grave of
James Madison twice President of this Republic
cannot now be recognized.
/ The Richmond Enquirer abologi1cs for having
allowed 0n advertisement from such abotionSts rs
Mc'srs. Bowen & McNamec to appear in its bust
ness columns;-it was all accident failure to ex-
crcisc that eternal vigilance which alone keep
Snn!LeTn journals free from incendary perils.
This explanation is made by The Enquirer in JUS
tcc to its subscribers. and to secure untarnished
its own character for orthodoxy We think that
Bowen a McNmce ought now to come out in turn,
and in justice 10 their reputation Us business men,
explain how they ever came to spend money for
advertising in 50 poor medium as The Enquirer.
/ TriLyuc