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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

We had almost forgotten that there was an
Ohio State Colonization Society. But we are re-
minded of its continued existence by notices in
our exchanges from the Southern part of the State.
From them we lean that it has commissioned two
agents to labor in its behalf, Rev. DR.. Strickland
and David Christy, and that n family of colored
people will leave Oxford for Liberia in the Spring
and further that the Society needs funds.
Vigorous progress this Society is making in re.
moving the hat!d colored population to Liberia
When at this rate will they accomplish this work?
We should state that the man they wish the funds
to remove, is endorsed by these olonizationists as
an experienced teacher, q good English Scholar
with considerable knowledge of Latin and Greek"
In the name of wonder, why does the Colonization
Society want funds to carry off such n man with
his family? 1t is because the American people
hate niggers, and give funds to the Colonization
Society TO trans port good scholars, and experien-
ced teachers, shutting out near four millions of
native born Americans from all benefits of schools
by the forms and penalties Of law. II is on this
account that we have Border Rufians ready at a
moments warning for a raid upon Kansas or the
l~ynching OF a school teacher in Lexington, We
don't wonder that this colored instructor proposes
to go to Liberia after the recent experience of his
fellow townsman (Mr. Brady of the same profess.
ion. School masters are but poorly encouraged
in this model Republic, Virginia imprisons them.
Louisiana hangs them. Kentucky Iynches them
Ohio a worthy member Of the Coufederacy of
prosecutors, Transports them by her State Colonial,
Soficiy,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
H TRUE DOCTRINE.

The Anti Slavery Bugle" in reply to the Pres
byterinn llerald's charge of being \ disuniofist
aud seeking to array the citizens of one part Of The
great republic against the other. Closes its re-
marks as follows
But we would inform the Herald that according
to our present light, we are not in favor OF dist-
Mon. We would have the North to remain in tile
Union, and compel the Shareholders to quit stealing
their fellow men-tn quit practicing 1.-THE highest
kind of theft" We have divine authority for
such a proceeding: Thus saith the Lord, execute
ye Judgment and righteousness, and deliver the
spoiled out of the hand Of the oppressor." Jer.
xxi. B. Deliver the poor and needy; rid them
ont OF the hand OF tho wicked. Psalm Xxi. A.
II the Herald wants other proof texts" we can
find plenty more Of the same sort in our Bible
We trust they are in the Bible Of The editor of the
Herald also, for we believe the Bible Society has
not yet vcntured to initiate the example Of the
American Tract Society, the Old School Presbyte-
rian Board of Publication, and other publishing
Societies, IN cxpurgating anti-slavery sentiments
from its issues.
We are glad TO learn that the Bugle is favored
with such m increase of light that it can see It's
way clear to preach the Bible doctrine of the abo-
lition of slavery, And we devoutly hope that the
tine may soon come when Disunionists and Re-
publicans, and all who profess to be opposed to
slavery, will come TO the same light and find at
last that Gods method Of removing slavery is the
only right and practical one.
The above is from the Independent Press and
Reformer. The extract credited to the Bugle is
taken from an article we copied from the Free
Presbyterian, and is an expression Of the views of
that paper, and not of the Bugle. According to
the light the Bugle now has, the "Bible Doctrine"
the doctrine of common sense and human expert
ence, is, that men engaged in wrong doing should
abandon it at once and so far rs is possible make
reparation for the wrong Of the past. Hence the
Bugle maintains the doctrine of immediate aboli-
ton in regard to chattel Slavery. Hence too it
contends that the Union, which is a compact be-
tween the slave claiming and non-slave claiming
States, by which the latter agree with the former,
to maintain the wrong of Slavery, is also a griev-
Gus moral wrong and should he abolished at once,
like slavery which it supports. This we take to
be "the true doctrine for the removal of Slavery.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

EXCELSIOR, or the Reformers Companion, a monthly
Magazine is well to initiate the Fathers ff
they lead in the light way.--Publius Syrus.
Vol. l. Jan. 1856 No. /. D. Lyman, Jr, j.
B. Beach and Mrs. II. F. M. Brown. editors. L.
+. Barnard, Proprietor, Cleveland and Cincin.
natl, Ohio. L f. Barsard & Co Boston, Bella
Mash; Is Franklin St. Terms, $500 a year in
advance.
Such is the long and ostentations title page ola
new Magazine now before US. Besides its three
editors, it publishes a list of ''some" 40 or SOY. of
its promised Contributors. embracing some of the
.Frcest of Free Thinkers, and some of the ab.est
and most radical reformers of the age. The oh.
ject it proposes to itself, is "the removal of vicious
practices in the individual, evil usagcs in society.
and pernicious errors in theology" 1t hopes also
TO help reformers to understand what are evils and
what are not. What reforms require priority of
attention and how all that are needful, really re-
require each other" The present No. contains .
picture and Biographical sketch of Henry c.
Wright, and several excellent essays on various
topics of reform by editors and contributors, also
a spin itual Communication by Thomas Paine, which
as it should be in the Excelsior" is above the nv.
erage of communications of its kind which have
met our observation. The object of the Magazine
in attempting to give Refurmers a more just md
comprehensive view Of their work, and to teach
them more fully the beautiful harmony which OK
lists between all truth, and all just efforts for hu-
man advancement, is of the greatest Importance,
and we wish the conductors of the Magazine the
most abundant success in this direction.
On The "Proprietors" page we find the following
Excelsior" notice. Editors of Newspapers. Jour
nails, &C., publishing our prospectus once, and edi-
torially calling attention to the same; if they no.
tice each No of the Magazine t~avorably as it is re-
ceived, and send such notices to the Editors of the
Magazine, will receive it regularly in return for
their palms."
OF all the undisguised propositions for buying,
lying newspaper pufs which have come under our
observation, we do not ~recollect any that have quite
equalled this. We beg 'the Proprietor" not TO
consider this o "faroraJle notice" in acceptance of
his proposition. For however DESTROYS we may DO
of learning what the excellent Editors and Con.
tribntors to this Magazine may say from month to-
month, we prefer to obtain it in some honest and
honorable method. 1t will give us pleasure to OK.
change with the Magazine if agreeable to those
who conduct it. Otherwise the Proprietor will
please not send us any more of its numbers till hs
receives the money for its subscription.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
OUTRAGE IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.

BY the accompanying account, which we copy
from the Ciaciaaah Gazette, it seems We have no
need to go to Kansas or Missouri to End Border
Rufians, and at their appropriate work. Mr..
Joscph'Brady formerly from this State, has been
Tor two years a resident Of Kentucky, Recently
he wrote a letter which was published at Oxford
ohio. On its reception at Lexington Mr.. Brady
was dismissed from his employmeut-personally
assaulted and outraged by a mob and eventually
compelled to flee from the State to save his life.
The letter which was made the occasion of these
outrages is as follows
CHRISTM AS-SALE or SLAVE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The following call appears in tho Republican
papers:
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE U. S.
In accordance with what appears to be the gen.
eral desire Of the Republican party, and at the
suggestion of a large portion of the Republican,
press, the undersigned, Chairmsn of the State Re.
publican Committees Of Maine, Vermont, Massa-
%chusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan
Indiana and Wisconsin. hereby invite Inc Repub-
licans Of the Union to meet in informal Convention
at Pittsburgh, on the 22d February, 1855, for the
purpose of perfecting the National Organisation.
and providing Cor a National Delegate Convention
of the Republican party, at somc subsequent day.
to nominate candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, to DO supported a. the election in
November, 1856.
A. T. STONE Of Ohio. DAyIp wIISor of Ia,
J. T. GOODRICH Of Mass. LAwR'oE BRAINIRp cf Va.
WILLIAM \. wuIIL Of Wis,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

A PERIODICAL FOR YouTn.-One of the noa.cs.
and best of this class of publications is the ScnooL-
FELLOWS MAGAZINE. Published by Dix and Ed
wards, 10 Park Place, New York. Our Young
friends will be sure to get the full worth Of their
money in the pleasant entertainment and useful in
struction which the Magazine will afford them for
the year.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

The National Democratic Convention for nomL
mating President and Vice President is to held in
Cincinnati on the first Monday in June.
The Iowa Democrats have appointed a delegation
to represent them which is in favor of Stephen A..
Douglass.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

FrG1TlvES IN C~ASADA.-IIiram Wilson writes
from Canada to the Liberator:
There has been nm unusually large influx Of
strangers in Canada during the past year from
Southern slavery. AT this important halting.placs
we have had the pleasure Of receiving 100 or more
of this class, and ministering to their necessities.
AT the various Niagara crossings, and further
eastward, about 400 have entered the promises
land and it is estimated that from four to six hun
dred have come over upon the ~estern frontier; So
that the aggregate of arrivals for tho year could
not be much if any short of one thousand. At the
South, these self-emancipated ones would doubt
less be valued Mt nearly a million of dollars. JIere
they re gard themselves as of infinitely greater
value.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

THE LEXINGTON MoB.-The Lexington News.
papers justify the mob in that city which expell-
ed Mr.. Brady. They do not however deny the
facts of Mr.. BIS letter. The crime is not IN the
commission Of deeds of darkness, but in their ex.
posure.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26

VIRGINIA MOVING TOR WoNAS's RIGnrs.-The
following resolution was recently introduced into
the Virginia Legislature. What disposition has
since been made of it we cannot say:
"Resolved, That the Committees of General
Laws be instructed to report a bill with proper pro-
visions, giving to married women the absolute and
separate property in all the real and person estate
which they possessed in the their own right ut the
time OF marringe> or which they shall acquire by
descent or otherwise during ~coveture, free from
the martial right and control Of the husband, and
exempt from his liabilities"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
DEATH OF WILLIAM H. AsHURsT.

The Liberator notices the death of This distin-
guished British Philonthrcpist. The Anti.Slavery
community in this country are familiar with his
opinions which were freely communicated over the
signature of Edward Search.
The Liberator says:
1t will be seen that our widely honored and
rcvorci friend, WILLIAM II. AsnrRsT, ESQ, an
eminent Solicitor Of London, and the supporter Of
the cause Of freedom nj home and throughout the
world. has been removed TO the spirit-land, after
long-rrotracted boldly suffering. His loss is a.
universal MS the globe. lie was truly noble
in his integrity, his m%odesty, bic sympathy
with outlawed liberty, has catholic nature, his
sense Of justice, his reverence for the right, his
independent and comprehensive mind, his generous
Ienevolence, his moral frmness and intrepidity,
and in all his aims and laburs for the advancement
of his rnco. We prefer to his surviving children
our tenderest sympathics.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-01-26
STATEMENT OF MIR. BRADY.

This gentleman called on as to request that some
corrections OF the statement Of the outrage as il
appeared in the Louisville paper. should be made.
The story OF the Courier was, he said, unjust to the
citizens of Lexington and himself, and he then
proceeded in q very calm manner todetail the facts.
On Friday night last, about nine o'clock, while he
was at his rooms in the house of a friend, there was
a knock at the door. and a colored boy appeared
and said that the chairman Of the school mmit
wished to see Mr.. Brady. Mr.. b. thought the sum
mons strange and unsuspectingiy went to the door,
When he was seized and dragged through the front
yard to the street, there being not more than seven
He was amazed, and could not think but he was
the victim of some queer practical joke, yet he did
not know who could presume to take such liberties
with him. When he was in the street he was
thrown down, and then began to call for help, when
one of the ~rnfians told him thatif he did not shut
his mouth his throat would be cut. He stiIl con.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
(.ratuitous Advice.

e-F~ Almost everybody wants something-none are
fortunate tO be entirely Independent, in the strict
meaning of that Fnwe all. in greater or less
degree dependent on ench other. This being an in
disputable fact, propose to point ont a mode by
which most of your dpsrel may he gratifed, viz
II you want any kind of aborers. mechanics, or
clerks: vDvERTtsE.
II you want an Office, house, lot, or farm
ADVERTISE.
If you want to exchange property, or to borrow
money: ADVERTISE.
II you want to rent sell houses, lots, or farms
ADVERTISE.
IL you want to dispose Of your busines; ADVERTISE.
IT you want to rent rooms or offices: ADVERTISE.
II YOU want any kind Of employment; ADVERTISE.
Whatever you want have or to dispose of
ADVERTISE.
Among The many advertising mediums, we may be
permitted TO recommend TO your favorable consider
alton the COR VILE DAILY BrrTE RECORD" which
is read by many people both NJ home and abroad II
4: suits YOU. send in YOUR favOrs and for fair com
pensation. will Introduce To several ladies and
gentlemen. who otherwise, perhaps. waud never
have heard Of you If the " "RECoRD" does not suit
your fancy advertise in other paper at all events
ADVERTISE! These suggestions merely throw !
out for your benefit and beeause believe t /" be
our duty inform you Of everything which is cacula
ted to enhance your interest Do you believe the
above il good aVice. We pause for reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
SYYERIFF'S SALE.

UpY VIRTUE OF A DECRErAL ORDER, issued
ID out of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
for the county of Butte, and state of California, to me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make me
sum of two hundred and forty four dollars and fifty
GEMS debt. with legal interest thereon aud the fur
ther sum of thiry-one dollars and fly cents COSTS
together with the of said Order accrung ont Of
Tho propery hereinafter described, 10 satisfy the nfore
said Judgment wherein WM T.. SIEFF EED is
Plaintiff aud JACOB :. NORRIS is the Defendant,
10 wit: The Metropolitan Theatre, situated in the town
Of Orovie county of Butte and State of California
located on the corner of Innoon and Bird streets,
fronting lhirty-nine 39) feet on lGGnon street and
eighty sG) feet on said Bird street. which will sell
Mt pabtc safe nt the Court House door. in Bd"el.
county and State aforesaid, on the 1" EN- llElh DAY
of AUGUST. A. d. ls56 between the hours prescribed
by law, to the highest bidder for cash.
p F2EER. Sheriff. Butte county.
Dated this 3th day Of lulv. 4. d. 1856. ivH'-~4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County court
CorNrY OF BuTrE ~ Chambers
Tn the matter of James II Drake, AN insolveni
Debtor :, .
UN PURSUANCE Of an order made the County
Cour, by the Han. joseph +. n Lewis. County
Iudge nj Chambers. on the JAh day of June. \. ID
ls5li-Noice is hereby given 10 The creditors OF the
said petitioner N lpsoyepcy, James H. Drake ,o ap
pear before the Hon j. Il. y. lewis, County Judge
nn the third dgv OF the Augaust term of The 'onhi,
Court A II. 1856. TO Wit: On the 9Th day OF Augus
ensuing nj Rtdwel, To show cau-e IL any there be,
vhy the prayer OF said petitioner shouldnoi be gran
ed and an a-sgnm'nt oi MS estate "e milr' nlu ne
h discharyed from his debts as mn lusolveut Debtor
witness my hand and he seal of said County
LIS Court affixed, this, Both day of June, ID isoo,
at Bdwen 81,
q,.v BY NJ II. DAaRACH. Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation in the mining and agricultural dis
trcts Of the county viii contain the local and general
news ofthe week. iuterpersed with Interesting mis-
cellaneous reading matter. u will contain twenty
eight columns Of reading mnter and viii he one sf
the larges and cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
State. Published everv Saturday. T6rms-S3 per
Annum: six months, So three months. 81
ADvERrsRMEHTs. per square OF ten lines or less
drst insertion, 81
Each subsequent insertion.. 80
~ A liberal deduction will be made In favor OF
those who advertise by tlre year.
Esy- Business cards in serted on reasonabeterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
MiSCelia my.

MATRIMONIAL RoMANCE.-Nh'n H. n
Recorder smith was presiding III tie
Count of Sessions on Thursday 'as, =
very beautiful girl, aged about scvch-
teen years, was brought from the p|-
son and placed before him on cLarE"
Of vagrancy, preferred by her oVh
parents. When his honor inquire"
into the matter he found that th"
Young lady had been committed hN
her father and mother in order. Il
possible, to prevent her from marry
ing a man they did not approve OF.
The Recorder, thinking that the
course of true love, if it did not,
should, at all hazards, run smooth,
was about to discharge her, when he
was Informed that even at that mo-
ment a gentleman from Wisconsin
was in waiting, in an anteroom, IN
order to run off with her and marry
her in that State, when liberatcd.-
His honor did not wish to send her
ad.ift in the world under such cir
cumstances, but called up the man,
and said if he was sincere i'll his pro-
fessions he might marry her here, and
then take her West. The lover joy
fully consented, and Recorder Smith
thereupon descended from the bench
and performed the ceremony.-N.i.
Post.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
Assignee's Sale.

EpY VIRTUE of authority in me vested ms As
- sipnee in the mntter of A Bancron vs. his
Creditors. Petitioner IN Insolvency in the Honora'
be the County Court of Butte County and State OF
California. and In pursuance Of an ordui made by
said Court on the 23d day OF June, A d. 1885, proW-
ding for the snie Of the assettsin said cause, will
expose 10 public sale at the Court House door. in
Bidwer on the llth day of August. a. D. 1886, at 5
o'clock r. NJ to the highest bidder for cash, the tni-
lowing account Of w ). Stafford, for the sum of fifty
dolara--S50 90
Also the following described judgment rendered
on the 25lh day of January, A. ID 1856 IN the District
Court Ninth judicial District IN aud for Butte Conntv
and state OF California, by default, against r. u Me-
DHSei for the sum Of three hundred and eighty
seventy six one-hundredhs $500 76 dollars and in
terest on SAID amount from the 10Th day Of Aug st
D. 1851. at the rate OF Two per cent per month III
paid wherein q A. Bancroft Is plain ia.
Dated this 18th day Of July, d 1886.
r. FREER.
Sheriff Butta County and Assignee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
NOTICE

A LII PERSONS holding or claiming Liens. under
~ the provisions of "An Act for securing Liens OF
Mechanics and others, approved April 2'ih, ls51 on
hnnsa sina,ed near the Bluf, on Montgomery street,
in The town Of Orovilie county of Butte and state of
California the same being the present residence OF
said brewster and family are hereby noied 10 oe ana
.nnear in the District Court of sid county aui state
nn Non,v the 9iIh day OF August, 1866 ana eXhibt
then and there the proofs of their said Liens.
iYlaM3 CALhINS y oI ILINNN'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
COUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
Vtn,yrtI. July 18th. 1856.

NroTICR IL hereby givnc, that all persons holding
Entte Comfy Warrants payable from he gene
rnl fund. registered between February ltIh 1850 and
March luh $50, that the same will he rei"rrned
ON presentation. at my office. Ana houce Is lnr'htr
i'm thai frofi aud after this date. said warrants
will craze to bear interest. -,,,.,n,
Treasurer of Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07

NOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned
vii aDply 10 the Board Of Supervisors for Butte
Cmny in III" state Of California, at their hext ses-
- ~ h.. held at Bidweii IN said county fr ilcenes
>. - !. f.,rv across the middle Fork Feather R'""r,
a, the Junction Of the North Fork OF said river
~ .,s ,nu "a issa SYLVESIER r. SAVAGK'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
Sheriff Butte County and A

GtuERrFF7S SALE.-Ry Virtue of decretal order
- issued ont OF the District Court, Ninth Judicial
District in aud for Butte County and state OF Cali
fornia made the 10Th day Of June a. d. 1886, tn me
directed and delivered. commanding me to make the
sum of fur hundred and ninety seven fifty one hun
dredlhs dollars iu1gnenI and interest on said amount
Of Judgment at the rate of ten per cent. per ahuum
til paid ana the sum Of nihctyeight sixty one hun
dredhs dollars costs and accruin costs OF said order
out Of the pr ,perly hereinafter described. to satisfy
the aforesaid Judgment. wherein VI. Walsh Is plain'
tiff and A. Skinkle defendant, to wit: Commencing
on the Plaza in the villnge o Bidweil, County hnd
State aforesaid nj the North east corner OF Lamp b
IIida's Saloon md running in easteriy dreclion
to the co,ner of the said plaza, sixty feet more or less
thence in sou,herlv direction TO the corner on the
street of Messrs Hoffman. which their reservoir ls
situated thence in II westerly direction to the line Of
Lamp l. Iida's Bakery, add thence in sou herly d-
reclion to The end OF the space dug out and formerly
used ten pin Alley incln ting the space l'ing be.
tween Lamp & Iiida's lot and the Reservoir OF
Messrs Hoffman {: Co., together with the Billiard Sa
loon situated on sad premises, which will sell at
Pubic Sale AZ tina Court iiOu door in Bidwell, coun
,y and State aforesaid. on the 4th day of August
ID 1856 at o'clock NJ. to the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. d. 1876.
p FREER Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
iOR PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention Of onr friends who
nre in want oi Job Printing IN the fact that we are pre-
pared execute every description Of work in our line
IN style that cannot tail IA give satisfaction. We
have recently made new aud extensive additions to
Of Joh Materials, and have facility for
doing all kinds Of work at moderate rates and on short
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07
HE SIS & LARCOMB

New BRICK FIRE PRooF STORE IN BID
WELL.
TENIIE Subscribers would announce TO their friends
Il and patrons that their Brick Fire Proof Store
on the old corner is filled with general assossment
Of Groceries, Provisions. Fruits, LiquUr-, Mining
Tools &c sc the best ard cheapest ever offered in
town. One Of our firm is constantly employed ia
San Francisco in the purchase uf goods: ard as wo
purchase GoT cash alone, belle, that we sell goods
cheaper than any dealers "a this market. Persons
desrous 10 purchase anything in our line would do
we to give us call, we are enabled to supply
them as favorable erns the Marysville trade.
BidwelI, July 1856. HESS LARCOMB.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-07

If the age of women was known
by their teeth, they would not dis
play them.