Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-07-05

street and ~tramplcd under foot. With your leave !
will help myself to a clean one from the case.-N
T. Post.
Com. Stockton has declined the nomination for
the Presidency, rendered to him by the Sub-Br lters.
The Comodcre was much obliged to his friends,
he would accept the honor he says, consistently
with his American principles.
John Van Buren's sudden devotion to Southern
men and Southern rights is thus explained by his
approaching marriage with n young lady recently
returned from Europe, and now in this city the
only child of n wealthy Senator Of South Carolina,
lately deceased. John will thus become q large
Shareholder.
The Border Rufian papers are calling upon the
people to "kindle the watch-hres Of Democracy
Jones & Co. commenced the work at Lawrence.
Hotels, Printing Offices and Private Dwellings
furnished the fucl.
AS ORrnlc SAYiNG.-Mr. Sphynx, on hearing
of Buchanan's nomination, merely responded,
up. F.. p" Being pressed to explain himself
he growled out-"Phancy Pierce's Pheelinxs."-
Boston AHdS.
Fourth Of July, we fear, is to be celebrated in
the usual bad taste characteristic Of this city.
With an appropriation of five thousand seven hun
bred and fifty dollars, what an amount of patriot
ism will fEd vent through the medium of guns,
pistols, faded horses, weak. backed soldiers, per.
spring countrymen, lemonade, skyrOckets and
station-houses. The knowing ones always flee to
the country.-Hom Journal.
Tho increase IN the manufacture of whisky
within a circle of fifty miles from Cincinnati, during
the last four months, is equal to fifteen thousand
bushels of corn per day, or nearly fifty thousand
gallons of whisky.
A Vote was taken in Hancock county, Virginia,
on the 18th inst, on the adoption of the Free
School system, and resulted in q total defeat Of the
friends of the system, three townships giving q
vote of 81 for, and 2S7 against it.
The town of Dunde. Scotland which contains
a population Of between three and four thousand
inhabitants, does not possess a single public
house
EXPERIENCES OF TRAvEL.---U asAiagton dne s,
lS56.-l have busted myself this morning about
the different hotels listening to the delectable con-
versatiOns going on among the "Chivalry," who
are decidedly in the majority here. 1t is easy dis
covering them. You have only to direct yourself
to the group whence issues the most profanity and
expectoration, and you have them. One fellow
was relating how he had seen three canes that
had been sent to Brooks-iR he rough and full Of
Knots, by G-d-one for cach-Wilson. Wade
anu pCNh'u' IL near lncm lilk WOulu give you
a strong idea of the depths to which we are de-
scending--until the settling day comes. They
blind themselves with the idea that the North,
with the exception Of the fanatics" are approx
ing of the Brooks affair. AT present the chivalry
seem to be full of exultation, and do really seem
to believe, that Brooks did somethin, patriotic.
Hail Columbia.) One Southern gentlemen
made the remark, in my hearing, that "VIe'd be
id to HI if he didn't believe that Black
Republicanism was on the increase. Look at the
election Of that son of a BIB Dixon, in the
place Of the noble Toucy." l met the venerable"
Butler, &C., yesterday, He gave me a regular
Plantation stare, which you may believe was
returned with compound interest. lie wears q
blue coat, brass buttons-red face, white hair.
heard one of the South Carolina chivalry des-
cribing his visit among the Yankee girls. In the
course of his remarks, he said: "LfS a HI Of
q mistake 10 suppose those Yankee girls amt re
fined and well educated they can talk frst-rate."
Why, in a Washington hotel, where the South are
ten to one of the North, you will see more beastli-
ness among the men and grossncss among the
women in five minutes than you would meet at
Courtlandt Street Hotel in New York in a week.
Cor. N. y. Tribune.