Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-06

were excited to fury with large doses Of roki, a
cheap intoxicating liquor.-The English went into
the light without their breakfasts, having been at
tackled by The Russian forces while preparing the
n1rning meal. 1t is o question for psychologists
which could Eight the more desperately, 9 man
without bic breakfast, or q man stuffed With bad
liquor.-This great battle. like many TINT redden
the page Of history, was fought on Sunday, the
lay cosccrated in the religion of the combatsnts.
the Turks alone excepted, to the worship OF the
Prince Of Peace.
James T. Moreheaj, ex-governor Of Kentucky,
and Senator In Congress from that State from 1871
to lS47, died at his residence in Coyington, night
before last.
1t is said that General Sam Houston was bap-
tied by immersion some time last month at Indc-
pendence, Texas.
Martin Koszta. whose protection from Austrian
power by Capt. Ingraham, at Smyrna, caused such
a Huttering among the d%iplomatists last winter, was
married lately to q lady in Chicago, where he now
resides.
Jesse D.. Bright. the new President Of tho Sem
ate, is a citizen Of Indiana, but owns q large farm
and a number of slaves in Kentucky.
rGy~ A bill is about to be introduced into Com
rress, dividing Ohio into two z. S. District Court
Districts.
MORE EMANcIPATroS.-Fiv little negroes, Le.
longing to the editor of the North Carolina STAN
lard, were burned TO death in the kitchen on his
plantation, in Richmond County, on the evening OF
the 9TH inst. 1t seems the little 'chattels" were
left in charge Of u nurse, who went off and left
them, when the building was consumed, together
with the children. The editor appears to feel his
loss very sensibly-it probably anioun;s to S1O0l
CArGnr HlM.-Somc days ago wo mentioned
that n negro man belonging to DR.. Soip. of Rapid
es parish, had been run of by n white man., and
TIL t pursuit had been made. We learn from the
Red Ricer Republican that the negro and negro
thief were overtaLen in Union County, Ark, md
taken back to Alexandria, where the thief was
committed for trial and the negro returned 10 his
owner. The name Of the thief is Lawrence Vim.
lie belongs to Arkansas.
TrRKIsn INSovATIoN.-Omer Pacha lately went
to the opera at Bucharest with his ncphew's wife,
and the In y sat through the performance unveiled
"A tremendous innovation upon the Turhish Gus
tom.
A FAvoRIrE NAME.-The Salem Mass Gazette
states the following: There are thirty-cight towns
2 named Salem in the United States, the largest Of
which contains over 10000 inhabitants, and the
smallest, in Pulaski county, Indiana, only los
Fourteen Of these Salems are in Ohio. Six u
them have nearly 5000 inhabitants each, and Ii
Others have over l,OOO'
The purchaser Of Anthony Burns is David Nc
Daniel, Of Nash County, SIuth Ctruiina, n whilon
n acquaintance of mine. He is a horse-racer an,
: lmbler by profession, of Virginia origin, and re
cruit ed his fortune about IL Dozen wears aru,b
10 marrying young lady of the county in which h
lives. Anthony, having many friends in BostoI
cannot they raise n few hundred dollars for hi
restoration to his family and friends? His cas-
T. is a hard one every way, and particularly tia
after having tasted the sweets of Freedom, i
n.y. should be thrust back into the gloom Of SlhTery.-
Who will move in this mntter2 OBSERVER.
m IMPORTATION or GEwGAws.-There was entere
m at the Custom-House at this port, yesterday,
le manifest of the importation by one house in Ne,
York, per steamship America, Of SGO,OOO worth @
% laces, consisting Of collars, cuffs, &c, on whic
V the duties were over $4,000, and making a tot'
first cost of $4,000. As compared with Canada.
e mitch larger proportion Of the imports Of tn
q United States are of this character, the import
n for Canada, by the America, being mostly thicl
seasonable goods, though, of course. they do no
entirely dispense with French luXuries in the form
of satins, silks, &c.-Boston Transcript, 29M.
THE Coon Old TlMEs."-"l735-Paid lis. Sd,
the expense of bringing a hereto from London;
and for one and a half load of wood to burn him,
IS; for guupowder, Id; a stake and staples, Sd"
Records Of the Corporation Of Canterbury.
FORTUNATE MAN!-A rather singular marriage
! contract was a few days since entered into in Ten
t lnessee. The wife is worth a cool fifty thousand,
The husband is the rightful owner of magnificent
goatee. The contract was as follows:
Art. lst. The husband is % have no interest in
the wite's estate.
Art. %. lie is not to collect any debts of the
concern.
Art. 81. The beloved husband is not to chlstise
or control any OF her servants without the wile's
consent,
Art. 18th. The husband binds himself to pay the
wife one hundred and fifty dollars per AMMAN fol
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