Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-04
Nsws Of tbc iurcl.

N0UfhENN MANUFACTtPEs.-ln ~ tUect ui lore
ing manufactures is secn IN tho Alexandria Wal
Cotton Factory, which was built and nut in opera.
ton by n com pany Of Alexandrians not ~ much
for the direct profits of manufacturing Ms for the
benefit Of the place. None Of the Company we're
practical manufacturers, and on the completion OF
the tnctury they leased it to a Virginian, who
himself was not n practical man, but was depend.
ent for its operation on a northern foreman and
northern hands. The consequence was, that al
though he kept good his reputation for honesty
and liberality towards his employees and others
he did not amass n fortune for himself, and on the
expiration OF his lease on the LIST of last August
he did not feel disposed to accept a renewal of it.
Consequently. the fires went down, the machinery
became silent, the operatives dispersed TO their
homes, and the doors and gates Of the establish
ment were closed sine die. 1t is proposed now to
sell tho machinery, and convert the building to
some other purposc.-Cin. Gaz.
a Mohawk DUTcuMAN IN SLAvERY.-In Deem
her last n CON pany of strolling players visited
Linden, Cattaragus county New York, where re
sides n family named Barnhart, who were among
the early settlers, and are Mohawk Dutch. This
fnmily had n son who was not celebrated for the
delicate whiteness Of his complexion, but who was
a splendid violinist. Young Barnhart went TO the
show, and took with him his violin 10 show what
he could do in the way of music. lie played, and
was admired by the actors, and after some %negocia-
ton, was hired to travel with the company and
49, H., III nv Iney Heh' lnlo igmhsyl
81; III NV ~" ANU wv 81 "n ."to 'irs'n
Ia ~. - y hon uu'n ohe tnree weeks since'nothi"g
eSS,o, NJ " u youhF unu incAperenceu
nu' mst mte.ISence was .haI ene pay
Nv. Ia h. y 60 ny wv ! u 3ntellor " 'nS'n-
When our informant left Linden the father of
young Barnhart was about to start to virginia to
reclaim his son from slayery.-Bn6alo Erpress,
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Tus Arn,n,v Co.. r.. ~ c,D, -Itndor
dota 90 ~ "a NAP oorsoannn6ont Of
tho NJ. o lI - ~
0i'N"' A""'u"0 i0P""'
The slave trade is quite active now, and vessels
are almost daily dispatched to the coast of Africa
herce on the fourth. She cleared in this custom.
house Tor Monteyeido, but everybody saw her
Save ueck when she was being fitted up in Regla.
we near OF landings all along the coast, and the
Tact is so notori0ns that every one begins to believe
that certain parties, high in Office, not excluding
foreigners, have lent themselves to the scheme,
ana are In actual possession OF nice sums for their
comp!laisan'e. Brig. Lerrano, Governor of Trim.
dad is reported to have realized over $4,000
within the last three months, for which he has
"rISsnn.h oatIIclsh.-o re- sentence N tne ias'
p ~ rnad ~ e. GiHuaeinoi '"'Nne'' NA"''
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ar,-lmpressed with she truth that national trans
S{;,;Jno ~ oniy . CORRECTED oy removing IN
md secnIior considero tinns n ohJ~oSs Tho snir,
ual wants of the individual heart"
But. as the Boston Advertiser we'll observes, i'll
The officers of the church have no concern with
the affairs of the State, except SO far as the beha.
viour Of particular individuals is concerned, the
officers of the State have no concern with the af-
fairs of the church. except so far as the behaviour
would seem to follow that advice to the officers OF
'Ie chufch from inc Governor Is equally out OF
place. win au'ice 10 the ollcers ol the state from
ciergymen'
HE LAST OF TIE VIRGINIA NoLcANo.-A Mr..
through snow and ice to satisfy himself of the
truth OF the report that a volcano had burst forth
IN the mountains OF Pendleton county. The Stau'
nohs' from wien II appears 'nat the volcano D is
coror"i hn M im" Sn q mmI - " caIoh E ted hrn t
Inr;nr q. opo - 49, ~.
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N,n,u or
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LIST Comptroller Of the Treasury, vice Whittlesey,
whose resignation Is 10 take eheet the LIST OF May
up isai"" nnnu
ers' mas Deeh appointed oy the Fresiuent United
States Marshal for the Southern District of New
York.
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A chicago paper says that one Oh the gram and
produce hrms OF that city have handled within the
IN their business twelve and a halt millions
ing to eight millions of dollars. $3.50 600 bush
els of grain passed through their hands.
The proposition TO enlarge to q considerable ex.
tent the Capitol grounds at Washington, was
agreed to by both Houses, previous to final ai.
iournment. The new grounds will cover seventy
three acres, instead of twenty. three as att
present.