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w. KEEsEE.
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i AUCTIoNEER,
lOfice corner Of 18th and Cary streets)
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, MER.
CHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C
r. Sale of Horses every SATURDAY.
EDMOND, DAVENPUkT 4 co. HAVE
$500 bags Rio Coffee, direct, per bark Glare Haxell
$500 do prime Java do.
SEQ casks Hibberts Porter, pints and quarts
1860 bags No. Peruvian Guano. the very hest
AGO bbls DeBurg;s Phosphate of Lime
500 packages choice Tea, of it the finest i'm
20 half pipes London Dock Dark Brandy
10 do do GODDARD Pale
100 basket. Rs1 m19 and Francio', Hsidsick
50 tierees Muirs jug Ale, the best Ale imported
so hhds. prime SIDES and Shoulders on consign-
Bourbon and other kinds of old whiskey
Madeira and Sherry Wines
Solar, Sperm a ad Linseed Oil
The two former direct from New Bedford
mn 3l-3t
n 4. KUlM.-.2O bbIs. N. e ffun, snisa.
~. BILE for totacconists, for sale by
EGGLEsfoN FITZGERALD,
NH 3l-4t II Pearl ct.
I ONDON POKTHR, in pfnts aaa quarts ;
By Fine Old s3 EsSy f1ss iSsa IG5 sale
NH Sl.4t II Pearl 1t
Nv GOD w A RE, &c Brass and iron
w bound Cans and Baskets; Cedar Tubs; Mes.
Measures and haH Bushel ditto; Brooms; Coil Rope;
Plough Lines; Bed Cords, &c In store and for sale
by EGGLEsTON FITZGERALD,
NH Sl-.4t IA Pearl ct.
NOTICE-PA,sons'w who intend 10 be as
| sen.d as Meiehan's, Ordinary Keepers, Nc.
in upper Comrnissioner'S Distric, of Henrico take
notice that Licenses: for tbs present year. com.
mence ON the LIST of April, at which time shall
be ready to assess you. ]. B. KEESEE,
NH sl--St eom'r. u D. II. C.
~ RI.
IL go of sehr. VIM. Bennett, selected expressly
for nth 'hs ss trade for SAFE s slSs
ME GREATEST BAKGAiN EYER OF.
Just received by the steamer jamestown, 100 peces
OF English Cotton Dsmask, all coors, suitable fol
curtains, furniture coverings and variety of purpo.
at the Iss or iI sss
nifty to supply themselves with cheap and durable
article, at the noted cheap store Of
. NH 81 Affixed MOSES. 63 Main ct.
MS sol UTION OF C0-PAKTNkK
dissolved on 1st January, 1857. by mutual consent
All persons having claims against the late concern
will present them for sette snt and those indebted
to said concern will mi AXE immediate payment to 2.
PHELlN, who alone Ii authorized 70 settle the debts
NH 3l---St- PHILIP PHELIN
TORN GROUND ON CUfINlIssION...
" The subscriber having leased tbs BELVIDERE
CORN MILLS, which are now in complete order,
il prepared to make $50 bushels of the best FAM.
LY MEAL per day.
Persons livinr In, and near the city. having CoRE
TO GRIND, will fnd IL to their iEtsrest TO give him
call g. HARTMAN,
Corner OF 9Th, ON Arch street,
Opposite the franklin Paper Mill.
NH 2e-dIm*
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pickles, ready fol
the table, for sale by the gallon, hundred or bar
rel, BY WIN =. KING.
mn se..6t and Franklin IT,
IOHN r, SOLOMON Wholesale dealer
ia Brooms, Wood and Willow Ware, Asts Of al
descriptions, ksfrigersto1. Rope, Cordass. Yankss
Notions, ks ks., us Warrington strsst between
nom Rishmen1 q the most fbvorsble terms.
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k For High COnstab ie lin obedience
to the wishes OF large number of my personal
friends announce myself candidate for the office
of HIiH CONSTABLE, pledging myself, in the
event of my ee ction, to my best efforts to per-
form the duties of the office to the satisfaction Of the
public, therefore ask fair consideration of my
claims to said office. Respectfully,
NH 2I..dtder WIN. DEAN,
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SALE Of LAND IN HENhiCO COUN.
= T!-Wiil DO sold. on the premises on THURS
the Soh April, If not privately sold before that
2sy (of which due notice will be given piece of
Land containing so acres, being portion of Tract
o. Land belonging TO the estate Of the late Edward
aooat seven miles below this city, between the
, saIns ard Charles City roads, and adjoining the
n ana OF Mrs Pstsey Frayser, and ON the Reedy
IL s1Sn, purchased BY Mr. Washingto Bottoms, OF
Mr; Ssorge h. Cox. The said land in we'll wooded
snH Will cut about forty cords to the acre
.hn,n noitom. residing en- the adjoining farm, will
'" Tr .ne Iand TO any one wishing to purehass.
apl-2swtds sTYIH T.t
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Y To the Voters of the CITY of Rich.
moSD.-l am a candidate for the office of CITY
AssESsoR, and respectfully solicit your votes at
the april elections.
NH S-dtdet g. NJ DAVIS
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most respectfully an
nounes myself candidate for the Office Of SUPER
IN1ENDENT or WATER WOAKs and eolictt
your support at the ensuing election If Won elect
mo- VIII discharge oil the duties appsrtainfns TO he
once faithfully and promptly.
Your, GEORGE WALKER,
NH l0-dtdA Msohinlk.
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CANDIDATES rOR OrFiCE.

Ths following ticket, sompossd ef men ar knovn
worth aad ability viii be cordially suppcFeel 81 tie
ssssinl charter election By MANY V0TERS, with.
out Distinction Of party. =.
yoR COUNCIL:
Andrew =. Elicit, B. O. Hsskips.
Alfred Inloos, NIB. HiiI.
John c. Page, Jr
FOR ALDERMEN:
Chsa u rlessants. John Gfsnor.
Jno. w. Mekiel, Geo. Z. sader,
B. Hin. NH 7s-lt
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~ High Constabie-TO the Voters of the
CRY OF RICHMoNp-FeIoto Citizens: have had
many pressing applications made to me in private, TO
declare myself candidate for the above office, and
have read in the Dispatch of this morning, public
call made upon by many voters to the effect
therefore declare rnyself candidate again for the
Office, the duties Of which / believe | discharged
the satisfaction of the public and PROMISE in the
event of my election, to bring to the perormanceo
my iuties sill the SKILL energy and industry of which
am capable and to discharge them without fear, fe-
vor, or affection,
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen,
NH it'd JAMES P. TYLER.
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~ City Gauger -ttnvlng dfscharxed
the duties OF the office to the satisfaction of ali ESQ
far as KNOW respectfully announce myself can
dldate for collection to the office of CITY GAUG.
Err NH S-ts RICHARD FOX
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= 1A1LE ZEAL ESTATE In AND ~
cO nnCa ESTER As CommlssioBsr Of ths cs,s.i.
i, IN. o Chestsr6eld, b. . decree pronounce !.
=. 9vs@eer, 1855, In tho seit Of Smith VI piahsr
snaiI proceed to ssll at public suction % ths
~, vss1" s on "WEDNESDAY. the LIT DAY Of Aprii,
49, ~ 81 81 o'slock. the Real Eseats re-
n ~ zoe phi Of the Plaintiff, eonsistips Of lok
,'. 70 .ne plan Of Manchester, with tbs bsiI1is =
IIeaeon' now oecnpisd by Mr. j. D. Atkinsos Az.
sbent 9. iano adjoining After which viii b soId
csslO,nins the toll gate Of the Coal Pie Tunpiis
iorsgoins Resi- Estate win be divided accord.
of sale. " W oAnioited ~ the hour
81 EN-. third cash; balance At ana mouths
nIsei oeans Interest. and the title retained tin
the present year to bs paid by tie ioa
HENRY ". FISHER. Con,r.
= sale conducted By GoDDIx & AprEsson Ana,
1850 mil
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~ To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself q candidate
for reelection the Office OF High Constable, and
solicit your support.
NH tide FREDERICK BUTLER
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EF-NOtice.-.T0 the Voters of the City of
Ricnmond-i resp sctfully snnouncs myself can
DENT OF THE CITY WATER WORKS
NH 2e-dtdeS JAMES L. DAVIS.
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II Gard The meeting of the Amerf-
can and Wing parties, at the African Church. on the
night of the 25d instsn having nominated ms az their
candidate for GRAIN MEASURER now grateful.
ly return my thanks to the meeting, and announce
my acceptance. No exerlion on my part will be
spared to give satisfaction if should BE- eie cted
NH 25-tde r. DEUa
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IOHN r. SOLOMON Wholesale dealer
j Ia Brooms Wood and Willow Ware, MAJ Of 81
descriptions, ksfnEeraton. Rope, Cordags Yantss
Notions, ke &C., Us Warrington street, between
Vessy and Barclay, New York, Win execute ordsu
nom Rishmsal On the most svorsels tsrns.
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FUTURE DIYs.


0saala = Ayperses. -
LnS sHnE ~ aALK or HOUSE AND
-. III ~ eIDnEY--As Trustss n : ase1 q
tr1:f RON johnson Adams and VIE. Ssssa 81 Asr;I
az f :. !. iH:asise Cosay
pro TsfnSv ~ p9ens s.stion, on tie premises
z. T., the House and Lot located = sbov. nssr ~.
former .ssidsnee Of NJ hishard Rsins, fronting on
me Oh ross ne hoss. IL nearly new,
The tot confirms about one acre. u Il 80 or -.
recently in the Occupancy Of Mrs.. kary Carter.
The deed requires cash; but u b probable an II.
which reasonable credit will be given =
The title IL believed TO be good. but the undsr.
dsued will convey with the usual special warranty
The taxes for 1857, to be psid BY the purchaser.
N. C. LIRSCOMBE, Trustee.
Bale conducted by COP DIN APPgRsoH. Aucts.
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Il For Assessor.--At ihe solicita ton of
q number of friends, l announce myself candidate
for the above Office, pledging myself to my fellow
otiz rs that If elected will discharge the duties of
the office faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS
NH S-dtdet
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~Card.--Havfnx been inspector of the
Gas Works" in this city for nearly four years,
large number of citizens have called upon me TO
offer myself az q candidate for the Office of SUPER
INTENDENT. which | now do, and respectfully. ash
the voters to sustain me.
NH Side JOHN KNOWLES.
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L the table, for sale by the gallon hu ndred bar
rel by WIN. 7. KING,
tah 2g-..6t 6 and franklin IT,
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q To he Voters of the City OF Kich.
moND.-The numerous personal applications to me,
by my fellow-citizens from various parts of the city,
MAYOR, and the very fiatterins manifestations OF
eondence In my ability to perform the duties Of that
trust q expressed IN card signed Many Voters OF
farming my sincere acknowledgements for those
presnons OF that confidence, and by announcing
myssif candidate for that office. Should 1t be the
me, ncthingshsli bs wanting On my part to ineure
sithful discharge Of its duties
70 25-dtde WIN PAYLOR
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q TIE CHEAPEST W uOL r.
IA SALE md RETAIL STORE OF
&N3 PATCHES and JEHELRY IN THE
43k<S STATE OF pIRGIAIA LEWIS HY-
MAN, 20 Main street, importer has pow complete
assortment Of elegant Watches sad Jewelry ct very
low pricts.
Gold Lepinss, Jewelr.. .................S17ao
GGId Levers, ID COMMUNICATIONS. ~
Gold uniug Levers, IS Jewels. 5000
Cola Pencils. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Gold Chains ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
and all other goods in proportion To country
chants who wish to purchase, they can save 20 per
ceps by calling me, as am determined to sell
low rs any Northern house. Don't forget the old
established stcre of LEWIS LYMAN SO Main street
Watches and Jewelry repaired By experienced work
NH 2t-lm
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= Popular Ticket for Monroe Ward. =
COUNCIL:
Richard g. Morrisa, J. Saundsrn
Alex. Rutherford, Jas A. Scott
Chas. Oimmock.
ALDERMEN:
VIM Rutherford, Jame, Rrsv
N G. Lipscsmb, C.P, Word.
John Purcell
-, ne ABOVE acket 10 presented fer the support of
:" pA''es VINO aeare rood and true men. mh28-tlA
r. independent Candidate for the City
SooNCiL Foh MONROE WARD AT the solicitation
o. many friends. announce myself a. a candidate
LOT seat In the next City Couusil with the conf
minses DANIEL RIJR,r0N pT ~ : y. sm, nv
NH 2S---4t* AAAcANA5'
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.soe FOR SALE, PKkVATELY-.Eiiher
* of those very desirable RESIDENCES, on
A4 Grace street, near sth. They very pleasant,
and have every convenience in them They will be
sold verv acccmm odsting terms, both to price
and time of payment large portion of the pur-
ehsss money remain secured for several years by
paying the interest sem-snnusiy. Possession given
at nveuient time Also, for sale Lease, or rent,
other valuable property. B. B. MINOR,
ap lin Attorney at Law Law Building No. /.
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~rs DESi ABLE DWELLING IN
- SYDNEY FOR EENT.-The largo and hand
sasA some Brick Dwelling. now occupied by P. d
Bernard, Esq in the town of Sydnev, just beyond
tho Fair Ground lie for rent and in II ediste pesses
sion may be had. 1t has 10 rooms with the usual
ouihouses. at d acres of ground attached. IL de.
sired, the Furniture may be purchased fair price
Few residences, In the envirops of the city are
equal to this in point of comfort conve nience, no.
Apply to
spl-6t TAYLOR WILLIAMS
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LOST.

IL 4 Co.'S store. GOLD WATCH. The finder
win be rewarded by leaving the same at this Office
NH S-St
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NJ Il. KUiM.-.1O bbIs. N. Il ffum, suitu.
~. BILE for tobacconists, for sale by
EGGLEsfON l. FITZGERALD,
NH St..4t IL Pearl At
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-29
Che Anti-5lopsrp Buele
SALEM, ONO, ACGUST 80, 1867.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The Fifteenth Anniversary of the WESTERN
ANTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY will be held at AHiaRce
Stark County, Ohio, commencing ut 10 a.. NJ, or
Saturday, the 5th of September, and remaining
in session several days.
Every succeeding year brings with it new eyi.
dence of the strength of the slave power, and re-
cords new instances of its manifold aggressions.-
And this, not because there is not at the North
power enough to successfully resist its encroach'
ments, but because the anti-slavery feeling Of the
people has been made to subserye the purposes OF
those whosemeasure of moral duty is limited by mis-
taken views of political expectancy. State Rights
are here utterly ignored, aud State laws are tramp.
led under foot by authority of unitedState's Judges
If Ohio and the entire West is over to he restored
to freedom, if the doctrine Of State Sovereignty il
ever to again live and general usurpation die, al
this must be wrought out, no by the effort of com
promising, union-saving politicians, but by thu
labor of uneompromising and Radical Abolition
lists.
We invite all those who love the slave better
than party, who reverence pr nciple more thar
power, to meet with us at Alliance for the accom-
plishment Of this great purpose. Not only do w
hope that the West will come up in its strength
but we also have an EXP ectation that ABBY X.
and STEPHEN S. FOSTER, together with other of oul
Eastern friends will be present.
BENZ. S. JONES, Bee, Scc'y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-29

MARRIAGE CT SLAvEs.-The clergy of the Slaves
States, who are not utterly destitute Of all con-
science. have rather a difficult task to perform, to
acquit themselves of their obligations to the slave
holders and to their own consciences in the ques-
ton of marriage of slaves. Some of the South
Carolina clergyman are now engaged in resolving
these difficulties. At the late Conyention of the
Episcopal Church in South Carolina, it was resolv-
ed that Sin consideration of the many and serious
difficulties arising out Of the marriage relation
among slaves, and the perplexing questions which
thus force themselves upon christian men and espe'
cially upon christian minister's committee of sew
en- be appointed to prepare a report, defining when
and in what circumstances a clergymanmay lawful.
ly unite any two slaves in marriage" We shall wait
to see whether they adopt the course recommended
by a New England Shareholder of early times, to
'marry them just a leeAe." We see no other way
of compromising.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-29
CASE OF HENRY DIXON.

Samuel D. Porter, Esq, who left Rochester a
few days ago, for the purpose OF efecting the lib
GRAFTON of Henry Dixon, IA citizen Of Rochester
who had been kidnapped years ago, and sold intl
slavery has just returned. lie found Dixon al
Macon, Georgia, a complete wreck of his "formei
self" away from the field hands. raising chickens
and doing other light chores. In fact, he cannot
be kept on n plantation, nor employed as othei
slaves are upon railroads and public works. MIR
Porter explained to him the object of his mission,
but Henry refused to avail himself of the oppor'
tunity presented him of regaining his liberty.
He informed Mr.. p. that he was the bearer OF
dispatches from Queen Victoria to the Islands OF
Jamaica, and that he could at any time command
a government vessel in the execution of his mis-
sion. There is no doubt, says Mr.. Porter, of the
mental alteration of the poor fellow. Slavery has
shattered his intellect, and yet the organs of De
mocracy. here in the North. have already seized
with avidity upon this melancholy circumstance
as evidence of the 'contentmeut' of the slaves
and the folly Of the abolitionists in "foisting Free
dom upon a class Of beings who will not have i
when preferred"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-29

WHAT CoLoRED MEN ARE DOING IN CANADA
While a few disaifected individuals among our
coloIed brethren in one or two little country towns,
self-styled the coloTed people Of Canada, are"frett-
ing and Tuning" the people--are busy at work
honestly trying to support themselves by day Ia
Dor, trades, turning a penny in trade" or farm
ing. Our farmers are planting, clearing, tending
crop, sympathizing with distress at home and pray
ing for the slaves in chains, and Gods blessings
upon the poor. The Raleigh Plains are being set
tied by earnest men, industry keeps up a musical
buzzing throughout the country, and in town the
working bees are preparing to store away. Men
and women are gardening and planting who never
dreamed Of the necessity before, all seeming in
tent upon keeping out the unwelcome intrusions OF
two formidable enemies,a cold winter and superan'
uated beggars.
Last winter were blest with ''reviyals," among
black and white, which are good enough in theii
place, but very little if anything else, with no a5ate
ment of intolerance, ignorance, mendicancy, mol
any other of the evils that should, would and viii
flee, when the right spirit is abroad. Taking more
forethought, already two new singing schools are
open under Messrs. johnson & Day, and we may
safely predict some sterling lectures and other lit
erary efforts 10 alternate with the other wintry
meetings and thereby improve the head and'heart,
as well as the heels of the COMMUNICABLE. Sc
Provincial freeman.
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than few Nor is it strange, if we seem to grow
less. This too may be part of the Divine econ
omy.
Our mission may be to wait us well as work.
To labor with results at hand, is easy. Seed time
and harvest are not so far disjoined, as to sink the
heart of the husbandman. But in the moral
world, there are century plants" always in cul-
tivation. The seeds scattered by Moses and Isa-
iah, are not yet all come to the sickle. And our
word spoken or decd done to-day, may be still in
blossom, when future L yards shall exhume the
Ruins Of New York like Nineyeh, and grave anti
quarians from Australia shall search the shores of
the Hudson and the debris of the Mississippi, to
find traces of o opce fourishing civilization. Let
us be ever mindful of this and in heroic faith
and patience, always possess our souls.
Yours and the Bugle's for tho slaves sake,
PARKER PILLSBURY.,
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back to Ohio. lie describes the colored popuia'
ton there as in n state Of utter destitution, and ad-
vises his cclored friends to stay in Virginia, it they
would be cared for.-Te (Richmond) South.
This nut is by no means Il hard one to crack
Uncle Willis" is either q very shrewd negro, "ho
is watching for an opportunity To take off some OF
his relatives on the Unde i ground Rnilroad--a be-
loved wife or child, pcrbaps--or a Worthless, de-
graded fellow, who has no appreciation ct the bless
ings of freedom. If the Shareholders believe his
story of the "destitution" and misery Of the ne
groes of Ohio, why don's they send some of their
slaves MS Missionaries, to persuade them to emf
CRATE to Virginia and share the blessings and de-
lights Of bondage "a. S. Standard.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-08-29
OUR ANIvERsARY-CONvEN TONS.

Our Anniversary is ear at hand. Mr. illsbury
will be present as also Mr.. Foss of New Hampshire,
Mrs. Coleman of New York and we arc not with
out hope also of seeing Mr.. CharleslLcnox Remond,
and his sister, Miss Sarah Remond. These, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, whose names We have pre-.
viously announced will in connection with some OF
our Western friends, commence at the Anniversary
a series of vigorous anti-slavery labors in Conven-
tions and public meetings. For the last two years
our anti-slavery labors have been comparatively
few in the West, but it gives us great pleasure
now to state, that they will be this fall revived and
prosecuted with new vigor. We need the hearty
cooperation of every friend of the slave at this
time. We need your money to carry forward
these operations and in this season Of unpre-
cedented abundance, you will surely be found
eady to give it literally. We need your presence
and counsel at the Anniversary. Shall we no
have it? We need your CO.. cooperation and labors
at home, when these public labOrers shall visit
your town or locality. Often much Of the good
of conventions is lost by the lack of sympathy and
aid among the professed friends of the cause
where they are held. Will you Motive near
euery 0bolitioniSt erho reads or hears his pdrdgr0l
read-now begin to make your arrangements O.
business so as to have time to give US, vigorously
and efficiently, the helping hand in this campaign
Another request. Will the abolitionists in every
ocality where they want a meeting or convention
please without delay, make known their wishes by
letter to the editor of the Bugle. Such communi
cations would materially help us in arranging tn,
series of conventions which will be held. Their,
are many places where such meetings have neve
been held, which might.be now visited with profit
Let us know of them by those acquainted will
their circumstances and wants. We cannot o
course visit all places We would desire, but by hear
ing from all, we can SO arrange the conventions a
best to accommodate the necessities of the creates
number. We repeat, htus hear from yoa withOu
delay, and prepare yourselves for rigorous cooper
alton at the Annicersary and Immediately SuJst
quent thereto.