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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-31

TROUT VS. THEODORE PARKER's HIGHER Law
On Saturday, one four citizens who holds a berth
in the Boston custom-house, before coming lone
bought a lot of fine trout for his Sunday dinner,
making them into an official looking yeliow-papcr
bundle he took his dinner at a restaurant, sitting
by the side of a strong fresOil senator, who had
made up a similar bundle of good abolition docu-
ments for his Sunday feast. Our friend on reach
ing home, delivered his bundle to the Hibernian
damsel, with a charge to forthwith clean the con-
tents.
With watering mouth and eager anticipation, he
put his head into the kitchen to see how the work
progressed, and there stood Biddy by the opened
package, holding up three of Theodore Parker's SER
mons on the higher law" Sure. sir, them amt
trout" said she. Good gracious, no!' groaned our
friend, as he slowly became convinced that he had
changed bundles in Boston with the abolition sen,
ator, and had brought away that which he regarded
quite as scaly as his trout, but infinitely less di
gestible. As the senator had a great speech to
prepare, we fear that the two bundles fell into
mutually unappreciative hands, though the trout
would much sooner commend themselves to the
NAV of a tyro, than would the sermons.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-31

In the published report of the accounts of the
town of Braintree, is found the following, under
the head of Education and Reform: Books, 800. 60
Two Cages, $40; Handouts, So.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-31

CoMPANY.-No man can possibly improve in any
Company, for which he has not respect enough to
be under some degreee of restraint.-Chester-
field.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-31

DEsTINY.-Our minds are as different as our
faces We are all travelling to one destination
Happiness; but few are going by the same road.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-31
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LOCAL AGENTS FOR THE ANTI SLAVERY BUoLE.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Mr.. buchanan and his Mission

A Washington letter to the New York Courier
saws that the mission OF Mr.. buchanan has undoub-
tedly terminated Letters Of recall were forwarded
at his own request by the steamer Of three weeks
since. lie is expected TO return in the course Of the
coming winter. No successor will be appointed I'M
til after the meeting of the Senate. Hon Nathan APP
pe,on, a very capable gentleman, Secretary of the
Legation, will discharge the duties of minister until
n new appointment is regularly made and confirm
ed. The Administration desires it to be understood
that Mr. Buchanan was solicited to remain after sig
nifying his intention to return the 9th of October
Directions were given him 10 remain at his pest I'M
til certain matter of business incident to his duties,
was concluded. This business is said to have been
tle task of duly representing the British Govern
ment the sentiments of this Government of the re-
eruiiing of soldiers for he Eastern war within out
limits, and the parts which Mr. Champion and sever
al British Consuls had borne therein. From thu
speedy REIMBURSEMENT ofhs station by Mr. Buchan-
an, it is inferred that he has experienced difficult
~ in obtaining from Lord PalmCrston suitable at
onement Tor this offence against national soveT-
eighty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
TIE Tnrcc muIions Due RIc1fco.

Certain pnr'ics have been in Wnshineton Tor some
time plst cnlcavoviug to get hold Of The three mil
lions of dollars vet Lue to Mexico for the Mesil'a
valley Tie boundary marx has been completed,
and the commissioner h6s been heard from Il: san
Antonio on his WAY home The three millions WAS
to lie paid when the line was run. The question
now comes III whether the money shall lie paid TO The
assguces Of Santa Anna or the present Government
OF Mexico. The Washington Star says:
" The Government OF the United States has not, rs
yet. found any authority under which it can recog-
Mise the rayces Of he three millions remaining to
lie paid Mexico under the treaty of G'udainpe lii
dalgo. any parties excepting the Mexican govern
mcnt existing when The payment may be due or lis
assiguccs. Strenuous Efforts have been made, are
being made, and will doubtless continue 10 ne made,
to induce the authcrircs here to regard Santa An
mas mortgages of this money TO American Citilers
asEindiug this government, or; rather as juS'i-
fying this government in using it to liquiaae the
claims Of tie American mortgages out OF this fund.
which was certainly pledged to them by Santa An
M This reading. OF the obligations Of The United
States lander The treaty has, up 10 this time, been
resisted ~ e Uuici Status. and nothing. so far,
has traHspEcd ont Of which we cau deduce rca-
SOIL to believe that it is not still adhered to-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
,rhat g &C. 1900 OF Peace.

I. Is striking tIla5AGterislic Of the present as
rect OF the war in Europe thItsthe proeAoi ny or
IossitiIitr OF bringing about peace as the insult OF
n of iiJe truulDbs 50 far achieved in the held, Is
no Longer spoken Of The peace prospect has become
2 tahued subject and each OF the great oriiIgeTeht
,rtes look up6n the mention OF II rs an act vi lu
iIied ,reachery-au inIuation that there IS posi-
bility that tue other IS willing 10 yield some
thing for its acquisition aud therefore confession
of weakness. But though peace may be a SUBJECT
not 10 be mentioned by those " DO are '1HueAtili
parties to the struggle we may presume II Is lo' Ky
less one of quiet consideration aud perhaps OF seSLe'
uegatiatou-thGt each party, strong IN lis own "s
termination, aud resolved 10 oppose stno0ornnesS 10
ObstinacT is yet waiting aud wishing Tor Tue luit'
tive be taken by the other IN the nope % ooiAlus
such terms III enabe them 10 retire from an w
profitable contest without loss Or preSuSe or an t
/ mission Of defeat 1t is obvious, however, mat IN
the present condition OF the struggle peace Is Iu@
I not to be thought oil; and whilst We may give 10
each party the credit OF desiring II upon sucA terms
rs they would deem honorable and just yet they are
TOO lar apart from any common centre OF agreement
( 10 authorize present hope Of settlement.
When the first detachment OF the English army
moved through the streets OF London prior 10 lis de-
parture tor the East ami The pride and pomp OF pre-
1araton tCr.hs struggle drowned in their ruar the
deeper considerations UVPortune 20 the moment, the
London Times observed IN something Of prophetic
suirit that the children OF the sclIuU! boys, who,
touched with the enthusiasm OF the scene followed
the troops shouting out their admiration, might live
tn see the war concluded or 0 3iu in Tie measures
necessary TO its prosecution. This prediction, that
then seemed strained and exaggerated Is daily
growing less So and it would be bold writer who
would aucmytat this time 10 saUw when or how Is
TO arise that CUlocIlOn OF circumstances which may
make ueace possible or 10 assert with any cUnLenee
that The struggle Of the present age viii NOT be leg
acv to the next. Tie causes Uf The war. Indeed
lost sight of in the grave questions OF difference 10
which prosecution has given rise, and the org
mai four points could now he disposed OF there
would vet remain for seJ!elAenLq invoking
difficulty than at first surrounded the Inmsl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Mineral Resources OF virginia.

in nn article upon Tie mineral resources Of this
State, the Bedford Sentinel says:
photographic Marble, Of a superior quality, has
recently hccu discovered IN Giles county, Va. by Dr.
t. T. CALDWELL llleI +%t resident practitioner in this
place. 1t is yellow, very COMPACT aud admits OF II
beautiful polish. This kind Of Marble has been found
only in one other location IN North America, viz:
near Ihe lake Since, IN Canada The photographic
Marble rscd 10y our Primers is imported extern
sivcly irUn Germany and Holland.
Ia Giles, Montgomery, y ythe ana Carroll, other
varieties q fine varr- "'rd M1rtle are found incud-
i'm the finest bi,cl nrrs cred with veins Of white
grey, blue, yellow, whire gFcem black and gECeE.-
UgIrc is also i..rUu3.ui.
Idc Bur Milestone (sEoh rs is imported from
Frauop) Ola fine quality, is found in Giles and
Agate. in great variety, inouUts in nearly all the
Suulh-N alley cuuuliG3. \ COuGIomcr;gted quartz
stone si,abIe for milestone for chuPtug grain
grinding plaster is found TO aboUud in lie counties
Of WaslnItJH, Smvlha, Mont rumery. Monroe Green
hr. CT, Allegheny and ior.toujns. i very superior
quartz ST Nc, yluatic Tor niiI-a'uTes which cc.Ycs
IL every direction, i found uu the land Of Mr. hawk
ius, ia tI.r northern part OF Campbell county.
\ species OF fine stone, suitable for sharpening
raZ0rs, and other !ut-cl..el Instruments has been
found near he Giles Court House. by It " e'sh MINER
residing there. 1t is superior to any Imported
Very fine suitable Tor similar purposes, is found
above the Fed Sulphur Springs, in Monroe county
and other varieties cCun to the liiudOstan Tur-
key OiI-stone. abound in tie same county while
a4,,~t thc entire region Of South" cseIn Virginia
confirms within its urea ineXhausii0!r beds OF GJP-
sum, Salt, iron, and other valuable mineral pro-
duets.
in short our State is rich in mineral wealth
which, when properly dcvrluncd. Will in great
IN assure -uPe. ..e lie necessity for foreign impor.
lttliuu.h
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Thc Sound Dues.

The Zet of Be,lin says: eve can confirm
the news that the aflir Of the Sound dues is to be
submitted before long TO a Congress Of the Smtes
interested in the question, and that Denmark, in
despatch sent to these States, expresses n hope to
see delegates assembled in the sec nd fortnight in
November Speaking on the same subject the Ber-
lin correspondent of the Lof1on Times says:
"Tbe Danish Goversuent, " hich till .ately with
so much success opposed nviuciDle els inertto
TO all eNpusiuiaJiUnS the subject of The Sound
dues recognises the present moment as one which
demands Instant steps taken with view to saving
some portion Of then aud is endeavoring TO procure
a Congress Ut Deputies from the different States in
teresicd in the Baltic trade. The Froxinate cause
of this step being taken seems TO be not so much
tie late demonstration made against them by the
United S,arcs. the evidence of very little incina-
ton on the rart of Government to uphold them
Possibly rulers perceive last that in the course
they have so long pursued of helping to keep locz
the entrance to the Baltic they were, as in so
many other instances, playing into the hands Q!
Russia"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Killed,

On Tuesday night last, George, servant belong
ing to Minor Hurst Esq, met with a horrible death
by the Cars, near Kerneysvle. 1t is supposed that
he was returning from Dutield's Depot, and in get
ting off the train, his leg taken off and from the
severity of the wound was unable to get away from
the track; another train passing, he caught up
by the COW catcher and carried some distance. A
Coroner's inquest was held over the body and YER
dict returned according to the facts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Memnranda.

%. SaIsof Personal Property, at the late resi-
dence of Mrs. F. R. Manning, decd, on Wednesday,
the 18th inst.
e. Sale Of Jefferson Machine shop and Iron
and Brass Foundry on Friday the 9th inst.
~ Sale of Personal Property in smtlrfeld by
Geo. a. Curtis, on Saturday the 10th inst
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06

On complaint Of Mr.. John Criter, ClIIcor ]. P. A
Eniler arrested a german calling himself G"rleib
Colmar, for passing upon Mr.. CrdeT negotiable
uotefor Ss5g-Payatle ut the iagCrsinHn Bank,
drawn 10y Christopher Colmar, payable six months
after date and dated in June last After an examin-
alton, ON Saturday last, before Justice Hamlramck
he was committed to Jail to await his tgia-Shfp-
,yyyysGr;r,, PsCSsFrr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06

C. Maj. R,bin=o.l, of tn NIartlnsbute Rsonbtieas
has associated with him in the agoment of that
excellent paper. Mr. B, r Eeall, practical and ex!
perianeed printer, and sterling democrat of the
State Rights school Mr.. Beall gentleman of en-.
ergy and worth, and we have no doubt that he will
Drove a Yaluahle nmxillnrv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06

The Washington Union publishes the following
decisions of the Attorney General upon important
points connected wthlthe Ordinance of IS and the
Missouri Compromise;
/. II has been adjndged by long series OF decis-
ions Of tie Supreme Court that tie United States
never held any municipal SOY ereignty, jurisdiction,
or right of soil i'll the territory OF which any OF the
new States are formed, except for temporary purpo-
ses namely:to execute the trusts created by deeds
of session Of Virginia. Massachusetts Georgia and
other States il the original territory of the
Union, or by treaties with France, Spain, aud the
Mexican CePuhlie in the territories of Louisiana,
the Rloridas, New Mexico and California.
.. Ii has been adjudgad by the same series of de-
csions that the provisions OF the ordinance for the
organization Of the Northwest Territory were extin-
guist!ed by the constitution; if any of them re-
tain continuing validity it is only fur as they may
have authority derived from other source eit-
er the eOmpacts of cesson OF Of Congress under
the constitution,
g. This dootriue hns been applied in leading cases
70 questions touching the property in public lands
The relation Of master aud slave religion nevgAble
waters and tie eminent domain, and may be taken
as the established leading truth.
l. In obedience to the same principle and pro-
ceediEQ in the same line of adjudications it must
have beeu bella if the question had come mp for le
gal determination, that the provision OF the act of
March g. 1920, which undertakes to determine III
advance a perpetual rule of municipal law for all
thst portion oil the province of Louisiana which lies
north of the parallel of 36 deg 80 min. north iat-
tude, was upll and void cd iHCePto; because incom-
pati6le With the organic fact of equality of internal
right, in all respects between the old and the new
States
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
ARRIVAL OF THE BALrIC.

The Collins mat steamer Baltic Csptain ComsiocE
arrived tnt New leTa op SATURDAY, hasin4
encountered most severe weather dariug The pas
sage
The Baltic left Liverpool at % on the afternoon
of Saturday, the goth Of October, anu encouu tered
strong westerly gales aud heavy seas for eleven IN,
secutive davs being repeatedly reduced 10 spec
OF Orly three lRiteS per hour. At Eidnght on We'd
nesday, October 2l,h, when 10 lat 50 long 25, pass
ed the steamer Pacific. On TUESDAY, the 3Oih, so
miles Northeast of Cape Race, saw a large ice
berg.
The Steamer Ericsson left Southampton for New
YORK, on Friday the l9th OF October
PROGRESS OF THE WAR
MOVEMENTS ~ THE CElNEA.
Dispatches from Prince GoTtscIakof to Prince
Paskewitch confirm the news ola simultaneous con-
centric advance Of the allies from Euproria BadaS
kertCh and kin5urn with the intent Of surrounding
and cutting off the Russian forces.
Lord PaHmu!e has received intelligence that SIR
Colin Campbell has been sent 10 EuWtoria with
considerable force ufiniautry and artillery.
The Russian government has received the follow
ing Geographic report from Prince Gurtschakott:
.CRulEt Oct. I5.-The enemy has abandoned this
morning the valley of the Upper Be1ek anu retreat
l To The air1lis between that vatiss aud ttat OF Bal
dnr He was induced to retreat by oGr movements
on IIguri aud AIbul.
The army ate 4pa,ora is said 10 have occupied
three i,nportant mountain passes. In tine cavalry
action near EuDato7iq General dAllOuvjile had
only u squndrons under his orders while the Rus
sIanS had nineteen.
By accounts Of the 18th from the Crimca the ad-
vant posts Of the allies were. tha 18th, wIthi1
five leagues of Baktciserai. The Russians were re-
firing slowly Everything leads to the belief that
General lprandi intends 20 defend the line of the
BsIhek and rest upon the corps commanded by
Prince GUrtSChaloiE.
The battle which wonld definitely decide. the pos
session of this ground was expected shortly 10 take
place.
Other accounts state that the Russians have sur
rounded the north side OF SebastoPol with chain
OF new fnrtifcations and placed in state to sup
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Suit for Breach OF Promise.

The suit of Miss Hczzna Bcall agairst Jesse Mil
Ter for Breach of Promise of Marriage, called
up in the Circuit Court for this county, on 'Tftsdry
last, and concluded on Saturday evening The
Tapers given to the Jury, who returned after
an hour and halls delhcrat;or, with verdict for
the Plaintiff of SSO0l. Tho case elected much in
tercst and conducted with great ability by the
Counsel on both sides. Andrew Hunter, T C. Green,
and Hon. Jas. NJ Mason appeared for the Plaintiff,
and VIM Lucas, Win. Lucas Jr and r. Y. Conrad
for tho Defendant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
be democratic State.
The abolition Know Nothing coalition have car
ried the following State:
Electoral rO!6s.

How prodigous the reaction since 1854 We Gid
then carry single State bat il 1873, thus far
we have carried ten States with one hundred and
nineteen electoral votes to our opponents four
States with furtv-fve electoral votes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Fair.

Tho Ladies of the Presbyterian Church, of the town
of Bertyvie, purpose holding Fair the proceeds OF
which will be applied 10 liquidate the debt of the
Church. On Thursday the 22nd, Dinner will be
giveu-price of tickets $500. Thir intentions are
very laudable and it is to be hoped they viii belib
ernIIr natrnnized.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06

TINS RoTuscHILDs.-Ae article is going tie rounds
of the press stating that the whole concern OF The
Rothschilds isworth 100000 900 in money capital
besides S3oOO0O,O00 more in real estate mines, &c
So Jar from this being the fact, understand that
the general estimate IN Europe as to the aggregate
wealth OF the whole concern is 2O000O,oO0 francs
or about $40, 100000. The idea is purely absurd
that their wealth stond amount to such an enor-
nous sum as ,O0O 300 900, eqnal At six per cent,
sum which, in comparatively a few years, accumu-
lasinc in a compound ratio, and doubling every
twelve years, would concentrate in their hands
large portion of the wealth aud property of all En-
National Ehtsiiigeacer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Avard 81 preminnlq.

Among the premiums awarded at the late Aericul-
mai Fair At Frederick, Md. OneOf $40, was given
9John T. HeuEles Of this county, for his Arabian
slIiou, and one Of $40, to James " MOOre, for the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06

Lieut. Gen. scott will receive upwards Of $40, 800
hack pay by virtue Of his Brevet appointment, da-
ting from March "a ls47, or about 81 500 per year
additional 10 his pay and emouments az a6iOr-(ien,
eral.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
Special g}otaes.

ne Bcir.ibci4ss Highly Corccntr3ed Fluid Ex-
tract Brcfu Is s,rongly recommend as IS Helm,
Us, n; r1it, ted COMPOUND Fluid Extract
ars,r,arilla; tlisy equally eficFious, and de-
,g;,1a Of the confidence. OF the mctcal faculty
well as the afflicted. (See Advertifment headed
fIsi1,lI,Id5s Genuine Prc,aratiUns.) NOV. 6.
NJ Rv DivfncP emission, the RsvDr, Haynes
7, is, Minister will preach at Eoar lhurch, on
% g, hath in November next, at IL lclock, A. NJ
20 sat 70 RricA School House. in CItrlestOwn, at
EIri-p a., ON the same day. IT. 50, 1900
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06

-. HoN. EDWARD EVERETT has consented to de
liver an Grafton before the Mercantile Library AS
ISOLATION of Boston at their celebration Of the next
anniversary nt WaShington's birthday. BE remarks
that there is the greater prOprety of selecting the
next anniversary for such celebration, as the first
visit of Washington to Boston was made in the last
week ofFebruary, l756, GUST a century ago next
winter Ar. Everett is also to deliver lecture
during tbs coming winter before the Maryland lpsti-
tute in Baltimore.
% In case Senator James N. Mason, shouldf be
appointed Minister to France, the Ssaunton yipdi-
Gator supports Mr. Letcher as his successor in the
Senate Of the United States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06

nz-Henry'z Invigpratjug CHrdial The
merits of this purely vegetable c%trart 5r 't reno
val and Of physical ?rOsatiun gcniyei isbilhY
nervous fcctonS &C. &c are fully dcscr1cu in aF
other column Of this paper, 10 whrIj the re1der.is
referred 81 per bottle, bottles lurs5 bottles for
IS: $40 per dozen. Observe tiicmarks OF the
GENUINE. #-r- -
Prepared only by s. f: COHEN.#N": franklin
Row Vim, Street below Fl zth. philadelphia, Pa,
TO WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESS
For Sale by Ill respectable Druggists 6-McrChants
throughout the country. .s.ss =. -~..-.... g.. IT,
PEEL. & STEVEN&,.- Alaxandria; an. wholesale
agents tor Nir.iuil " @~7 *---
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-11-06
mathematician prObIen.

The slant side of cone is 60 feet aaa solid CON
tent aoO6S cubic feet: What is tho perpendicular
height? Answer next week by prcpcnrder, if not
answered by some one else.