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Freights Reduced.
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE.
CONTINUE ALTER lTos uyrIt rHs
First Day Of June. 1857.

FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery Boots, Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, 0Ss, &C. in bottles: Camnhine and
Spirits Turnentne, in bhls.: Carpe'ng, On "a Glass
and Glassware. Tig7rs IN Clocks, Conf ciona.
ries Cotton Cards Cutlery Il cases Casks snd boxes
Dry Goods IN boxes and bales: Drugs Fruits Fruit-
Trees and Sh-ubherv, Furs, Garden Seeds. Looking
Glasses and Lonkine-Gass Plate lat owners risky
oysters IN and Jars Sadderv, Tin and Brittana
Ware, Teas and Spices, 100 lbs ...........,fI
SECOND GLASS.
Hardware. snch Snpcifef in First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreirn liquors. IN
bhls., and pipes; Tohacro IN boVes I.sher in rolls
and boxes: OTIS. in hbs. aud casks: Crocksvy and
Queensware IN crates anH casks Pice. whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copp' uer Toe 8ioO
THIRD CLASS
Axes ShoyeS Spades. Sad Irons Zinc qrd Tin pigs:
n-nate Arvils. Vices, casks ~ Chains and poas;
Manila and Cotton CorIgr- Coffee, heavy Castirgs
N'li"iesrirR 'Ra'roa'- hssS AM ANes, Chaps and
Spikes, and Rosin In hhs, per leo 50
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages bowed anS Other articles
not enumerated; also. Carhoys Of Acids other
Chemicals, viii h- charged nv actual weight, but AZ
double First Glass Rates, per 20 lhs.. 1920
Have every package paiuv Uari 90 With a. con-
Sirnsc Gsstnatir HrC drrct - avev Bt'ercn 10 this
waiter prevents delays and losses and insurss speedy de-
livery.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK.

He - y Ata
NOS SO AND 50 coRNER CoLLsGE AND BROADWAY,
lIAs received his stock Of Boats shoes Hats a.,
srins aud samnsT Trade, consisting IN part as -
follows, via: 49,
Ladies ane KID ADD Nor. BoOee' thin and thick sole;
Kid sippsrs, Plaia and lriunisd.
Lasting uaiters, SIDE ard font lace;
Lasting Patent Gahsfs, estrA nns;
Md Gsitsrs BszkiHs and Ties
Misses and Chsrea Lasiny Caters aud Con. Roetees;
chidsen tine "a anA Nor. asotes wsitsd ADD ?. sole;
slippers and Ani,e Ties;
FAacy Giave Khs Too Bootees;
Womcn extra sze ka Bootees. ga kins Ard slippers;
Nor. peGgci aad segei,
Servants heavy ca KID sna Nor Beosess sizes;
Gsatle0sa's ane Cali psxFsd and seved Bosts;
Gents Zoe csnsrrss. osn Paieni Leather Baekskn KID
and Ia ting 6sisers;
Gents 20 ssrsss. - Pat aBa KID Oxford Ties,
Lseisg nrozAns. 81 Farfoas styles
Doyf Youths Aad childfsns Ca Pat Leather and KID
ccnxress Ga ter 0xfofs Tsat
ALsa.-Nen's Roys' AMI fouh's Calf KIP ana CoaKrsas
broFAas ofetery eesesiniinn. extra ssea.
ALsoA AFss staek q 1raaks VAises aad Carpet Bags
q he best qaAts.
HATS, HATS, HAS, have received, direct hon ths
nnalacioFss al he -st styles % SPrng sni eamnsf
Hats geassss a. cdr Cassese ana FaT Hats Of
ever quay. iesrher sA ensss variety q ans leg
horn Ranspa ARa sUss, for koss Men and chidrea, 81
e shsh 81 3 Ga % sAs most isras 90 sA,A,
81 spasc Isl asaie-H a. n CuTrEa,
apst Nss Sc 1aa - csr. q co iezs snA sasxay
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-27
IR. G. McNlIRY 4 co.,
SpriE& Circular
FOR 1887.

Spring Circular
FOR 1887.
OUR Bpyer i,ro~ N YORK. ard nv the 18th Of Feb
" ruarv - shan be receiving amt o"ening our
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS,
In the large brown Building No s. Col street,
erected bv Mr. lanes Erwin, expressly Tor our occupation
Below present memorandum Of Of the eadins
good. aiwavs to be found IN the Different denarents,
Which ve prori'e orr blends and the public shah be sold
at pricrs srit then.
We Therefore invite and rrou-n, buver' 70 exa-ine
the Immense di Law ofStook hs BE PREPARED - show
We bee 20 that iust o4rriDg GRKAT B1E-
sAiSs 10 OR MiSTKA sTocN, rersinlns on hsna-
r. c. MeXMRY CO.
IS College street.
silk and Dress Goods Department.
In 'his department viii b. found the HoVs'iss Of the
Aor
Rrocase. from cheap 70 the Eosi cosby;
Pisbis s,ripe."
ri.lu eord Pou ss Toni. TO- dly ara even'nE;f
hioh Noire Antiqa-. ior ~nstss
Aarssiines Gro eNsp ami Millinery srAsi
Lace and Embroidery Department.
TIrA FreneA aorsed careE
Fer. vorEed conars AMI SIesvssi
Breakfast sets II cauhFie and iaconet
Sets sto'ch wori 20 travelling
french ork and isee Caps Tor old la'ier
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Mere eur stock wiii excel IN van-tv, TIE A~or'nsni
III be Crest sleh and Complete. We shall keeo
CT.RRrsa's Houasa aa6 KsA's Hose and Haif Hase.
Ns'no snk and Cssoa Vests Ans Drawers for chidFsh
Wornen and Men.
Alexander and gossphips Kid Gloves.
linen and Miscellaneous Department
We keen complete and o The 0sns akss ef-
iTish flnels, LANns and Ctnhrics,
Printed Linens ADD laconrus Or O lldr q.
II .ndsscupteas u Goods Tor ehdTsa. scr stock Sin
Be cholcf
Mastillas, shavis and searfs
% every desirable tssre, inda Fronch. vieasa sss
HTsh. EveFv description q Garusnts wsi Be offered 10
House Furnishings.
Hack Teusls, plain az eAma-k BORDERS
frieged snd eofd saak
AnerscrptioAs Il 9ssi. sat DiApsrs
faeueh namAsk and russish Tearlzs
Far1l are and Glass risfhs.
CARROTS, Oil clstAs and Matfing.
70 thIs part q our h & nsede-s Fssr, IS u
eonce3sf keep TIE largest sast seraat and a. ls
sans Line, cheapest slozk Ia ne western soaaiFy-
Plantation and Negro Goo&s
And al ssods ~ he psee 81 -horssle pflers Ne sere
b o1fr fsnt ths the 49, aezt e Ne
Fro eozs hare sssrt At Ne saaaFs - eHsF snf pe
oss ssspeefsls isriie al ske rsii nat 'hsy nay
see kns flns shRi thsir erpe tai'aas.
49, =. C. NeSAtRY a.. Scsassa ttssst.
Casters.
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(TEN BUILDINGS
ST. Louis. No.
Reduction in Freights !!

VIZ have the pleasure &C that the Railroad
w ave reduced their f-sigtts VIA CHARLESTON. We
also congratulate the people OF Tennessee that IN very
81 e the Cars wl pass rJn this piece to Atlanta
without breaking bulk This route will then be at least two
DAYS in advance Of savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EyERY THING
destined for The interior st ire low rate OF
l2&c for ordinary pack ages and that MEASURE EVERY
THING thereby securing TO ou always at least four times
CIR coHmi.sio
We PAY no Hn-s uNLEss WE KNOW THeT ARE HGHr
The Ra cad Agents, both at Savannah and Charleston,
MEASURE
Our paid here, therefore you need not
remit
W. also send you duplicates OF our bills We never let
package lie over here.
We paw strict personal attention to business and
nOhng shall he wanting part, to promote the
interest Of ali who pst-onize
Weare nov GO tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the public 20 sustain u.s. ard II work Is not
done well, hills less than theirs, then take II
FROM US and give IL 10 them.
Any inform ton about lost goods and any thing pertain
ing to the business, cheerfullN given.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-27

n Also KEgA' eoasaaii. "a AAna fua asssrtmsni
u L<aihsf nelias. Frs ~ - aeaes 10 sdsh and
rs t1ss aFss q 1e1fhsr Wigh Copper ara I'D
RiFets. fsrmers and aAchn4ns uasa aad . lash n
trsest = sxaalas ~ SEA- bsfsrs PsFch Asrg.
3. n AcrTf4,
srss Ees d and - g cesisss sad Efcs4va-.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-27
KAsHvILLE LUMBER YARD.
j. C. DARDEN,
uEalNa N
LuMBEn, suEseLBs AND BeARDs.

r usvr a, had large % u ce4ar, rriau sad White
Piss Fssrinr CeaF white fine, Ptpio fi4ns, soisls.
s,.atses sasa o das Cedar fssak aad ferar - nsss.
49,. ~. d. Snstfne p iFr ana Ieaxs. aFrssus
60, - e.. Ne % fias Fieeras. e1s NAcFle Ma
49, .llnr ~. pppssr saanxes Alils eaestsi epsia.
- les saDpy AS enartilg q neeE o. - nzies -
- i, 80 n 80 a94 at Re toscsf pres 10 The cash.
as.ss oar oriers NJ pFozaps allansion ntih
s'-te - &c DAEfEN.
~.-,has gssAxu,. LasabsF Yase Ne al bsea1Eay.
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TO our sURscR,BERs.

The Of person wii upon books unls
me payment oftbe subscription be maae aassnce.
Distant subscribers may money by letter the 20 sta
which VIII be paid by and Ask
safe if@as1issioa
fpe " UNrRY PA Es b.h weekly during The sc.
'''A' % o""s eesi And senSsesy during The Seeess.
Subscriptions fur perodIess taa year will be received On
ierms propoilionedi 10 The above annual raies
ugPosThAsTERs authon1ed as our agents. nd
by sending US DAILY SUBSCRIBERS with sso snelossd u
Five skm-"EEkLf subscribers, with sa5 enclosed
titled 10 copy grade.
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Proposals for Army supplies.



SEALED PROPOSALS. invito1 will be this
once until 10 O'Clock the 10th Of March for
ni.hng by contract tho following ARMY sUPPLiES AND MA
deliverable the United States Clothing and Equipage
pepot tschuyki Arsena) in quantities. required, viz;
OO yards "a dark blue ngo wool ed CLOTH and
=. ooo bands weighing about IA ounces per yard.
yards "a dark blue ndgo dyed wled CLOTH weighing
u ounces per yard
$4,000 yards Ga blue ndgo wool dye twed co weighing
~ ounces per yard 4tsH
5000 yard. dark bine ndso Dyed and wool anne
weighing 8! ounce per yard.
yards white flannel teoon and woo weigh 6i
yard. ilf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-19

Banking House OF Chubb Brothers,
) Washington, January !, 1857.
IOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES this day admit
partners Banking House Of Chuhb Brothers The
will composed Of Charles St Chubb, John
Barrow, Henry Holmes, The House in Davenport Iowa.
Chubb Wm H. Dougal and Alexander
H. Barrow, under the firm Brothers. Barrow Co.
Ian l. dif CHUBB BROTHERS.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
On the Havana Plan,
To be drawn February %, 1857.
$4,000 numbers-l 900 prizes.

l,009 Prizss-3000 Tickets g
Lowest regular prize In the lottery $500 lowest approximation
prize $40.
Address orders splendid
I +. II. HUBBARD b CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
Y. n HUBBARD & CO. are authorized agents 10 6 all
srdersa the Maryland Lotteries. ~
Peb5 5-dd X. FRANCE s. co.
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Manual Of Etiquette in washington.

This Manual Indispensable members Congress ang
II soournnR in Washington. Every lady and gentleman
published for sale the
in Capitol, aud At the boohs'oresin In wshingoni
Fsb4
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Orders fos tickets and shares and certificates Of packages
ove splendid lotteries will the and
IN account Of each drawing will be Immediately
0'er 70 all who order from me. Address
Feb W,lm;ncton nal
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brilliant schemes for March, 1867.

To appointed
by the governor.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
Lottery benent OF
STATE OF DELAWARE
Glass 46, for 1857. .. e
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l5 Blankets WOOL gray, wh the letters u s. in black
inches in LENGTH In the centre,) TO be feet long and
feet inches wide each blanket weigh pounds.
4O0 dozen pairs half stockings, of good
sound fleece WOOL and with double twisted yarn
weigh pounds per DOZEN 18ta
l20O rifles artillery
and infantry s ..a-
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MISCELLANEOUS
M red Sas and o
ne bang brass thimbes for flags boiling ropes
Ali Of which il desirable manufacture
@ ans hey a g
s &c
wishing to offer proposals..
shall which g BE- forfeited the United s
enss and uaSns ho
supplies wiz IN equal monthly @ Ito on o.
Congress . na, 70, III.
months from that date also in equal monthly proportions will be
The privilege Is Of increasing by from one third to
half the quantity all the supplies above mentioned
a w u os sSsn 30
ss vii sf % 1 Or s
is known manufacturer regular daler in the
sas in s 5 a. well a and
intended to be proposed as securities In case contract
proposals should be endorsed' 'rroposas for
- amy 'hy,''pp' '''pp'''' e. .B. BABBITT,
Feb S. eodtloMar Brevet Major and A. q. NJ
Banking House Of Chubb Brothrrs,
Washington, January l, lB57
John D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES shl. day admit,
s 1 il r % nsne sa
Henry The y moq;e II S Iowa
H. barrow. under the firm of Chubb Brothers, Barrow Co
WiIIards' Hotel.
J. @. 4 II. A. WILLARD,
Psmnsylpania aud Fourteenth arsss,
" Washington, d. @.
Jan 29--din =
ELEGANT TOWN CARRIAGEs.--JAMRs BREWSTER
so 800 S% s"a wead % s ns s o
vehicles In and beautiful designs, comprising
Hamaner cloth coaches barouches,
BeriRes, caleches and coupes.
Having largest varied stock Of carriages
New York. they particularly invite the attention of gentlemen who
may unable New York. whom drawings of style
carriage will be sent by mail.
Jan 7-domif
Arny's Onfectionary,
No. "a Bridge street, Gsorsetown, ID. G,
VVERE kinds OF entertained furnished with the
wv cakes ,conect kc. the
tice aud the last
exhibition OF Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
Feb 3--dH .......a.
rOALf COAL! COALi-Aways good supply of the
" best article Of white ash, red ash, and Lehigh coal
ALSO
Hickory, oak, and pine wood.
T.. g. w. M. GAIT,
Northwest 18th and streets, No. SAT,
Feb J2--l0tif One square south Penn
Proposals for COlOring guartO plates OF Fishes
and Shells.
oyrIos surEKIsTrsDRsr PuBuo PRrNrIse,
Washington, February 3, 1857.
PROPOSALS received this Office until the 18th Instant
United Staes copies
eash qaao plaies o aFhes and Shes illustrate
I'd Commodore Perry's Expedition TO Japan
The plates already engraved copper and printed In
will Is Bidders will State the for
coong each hundred copies which must be fac e Of tie
originals.
OF the day for closing the bids.
contract WITH required FROM
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Tickets e20--haves Sl0-quarters S5--eghths 92 So
Certncates OF packages Of IS whole tickets $3.50 90
s DO do IS half do $50 90
.nr D DO do % quarter do 65 90
Do DO 25 eighth do 80 so U
Orders certificates OF packages
splendid lotteries will the prompt attention. and
Of each drawing will be Immediately amer
o all who order from sH
Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jan lot Wilmington, Delaware.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR FEBRUARY, 1857.
X FRANCE CO., Managers.
Splendid schemes for this MONTH
February ~, 1851.
sUsQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY
Class g, gIgra u
To be drawn in Baltimore, February IL, 1857.
IA baots--75 numbers.
Tickets slo--halvss ss--quaters . 50. o =

rhe Great Scheme OF tho MONTH
. ALL PRIZES tIt
and ticket having OF the drawn en-
titled TO S5. NJ
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
... .laytr. Class ID, 4se stta
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31
THE TWENTY. FoURsHt
NATIONAL
AN IS Law cry BAZAA r .

The undersigned again call on all interested in
their cause.-the cause of Freedom, so deeply
important, not only to three millions Of Ameri-
can slaves, but to the American nation and to
entire humanity, -for immediate aid, by contri-
buttons of money, and materials, and by pur.
chase at the next Bazaar to be opened in
Boston,
OK THE 17Tu OF DECEMBER.
Contributions of money at the present time
will enable members of the Committee now in
Europe to add to the attractions of the exhibition
still further, and, in consequence, to increase the
fuads; which are to be expended, as heretofore
by the American Anti.Slavery Society, in awak-
ening the whole country, through its newspapers,
books and various agencies, to the necessity of
extinguishing slavery.
BOTTLE LIBERTY BELL will be published.
as usual and we entreat all our friends who
have heretofore aided US by literary or pecuniary
contributions, to lot us hear from them once again,
as speedily as possible.
aga.Our friends in Europe will not fail to
take notice that the Bazaar is open a ioeek earlier
than usual.
Contributions may be addressed to Mrs. CHAR.
MAN. 81 Cornhill, Boston. or the other members
of the Committee, at their respective homes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2S.-Notwithstanding the post
ponement of the Disunion Convention, over one
hundred delegates from nine or ten states met and
organized to-day. Marius Robinson, from Ohio
was chosen President, and Woe Presidents from
each free state were appointed. Addresses were
delivered by Mr.. Parker, of Plttsburg, Abby
Kelley Foster and others.
Resolutions were adopted setting fourth that the
signcrs of the call of delegates and others friendly
to the objects Of the convention see no sufficient
reason for postponement, especially at so lnte II
period, many Of the delegates only learning it on
their arrival here. Good faith selfrespect and
responsibility to the cause of humanity and free
dom com pelling adherence to the original design,
and without questioning the motives of the COM
mite of Arrangements postponing, will hold a con
vention for the promotion of the objects contem-
plated In the original call.
AFTERNOON SEssIoNs.-The business committee
reported : series of resolutions setting forth the
ansngonism of freedom and slavery and the i'm pos,
sbility and guilt of any attempt at the Union
therefore commencing slaves to rise in the spirit
of rs and achieve their own freedom. Speeches
were made by A. NJ. Powell, of New York, and
&. G. Burleigh, of Connecticut, setting forth the
doctrines OF the Disunionists.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31
RUNAWAY SLAVE CAPTURED-A
HARD FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.

A stout, hearty negro, who made his escape
from slavery some six years ago, was not satisfied
with letting "well enough alone" but must needs
engage in running off the property" of his late
master at every opportunity. The gentleman. who
lived in the vicinity of Lexington, had long sus-
pected ''Ben." of interfering with his goods and
chattels, and last week, discovered certain suspi-
cious movements in a house servant, concluding
that he was about taking passage on the Under
ground Railroad" He, therefore, watched him
closely, and found his suspicious were correct, and
calling in the aid of two or three friends, followed
the negro in his fight, without arresting him, his
object being to get hold Of his old slave who was
causing him so much trouble. lie was satisfied
Ben. would meet the fugitive on the Kentucky
side of the river land sure enough, on Friday eve
ming last, keeping close watch upon the fleeing ne
gro, they were carried directly to where Ben. lay
in waiting for his passenger.-Those in pursuit
pounccd upon the old fugitive. leav-
ing the new runaway to take care of himself. Ben.
with the desperation of a man who had
once tasted tho sweets of liberty, after having
spent half a life in slavery, and il was lot until
he had been several timea brought to the ground
with a stick. and his head severely cut and bruised,
he yielded to his captors, and allowed himself
to be bound and conveyed to the Coyington Jail.
physician was called and tho wounds on his
bead were dressed, and on Saturday he was han
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31
FALL OF 1857.
.. & &. 5G61CC1N6

Respectfully beg leave to call the attention Of their
numerous customers and the trade generally 70
their First Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
which for style, variety or cheapness, we challenge
either the Cleveland or Pittsburg markets. Our
Stock as usual consists OF every variety Of
SILK AND FANCT DRESS GOODS,
Shawls Embroideries, Trimmings, B%onnetts. nd
Bonnet Ribbons a general stoek Of Notions, Brown
and Bleached S%heotings and Shirtings, Mems and
Boys Pantaloonery, Carpets. Wall and Window
Paper, Window Shades and Fixtures, China, Glass.
Q%ueenSwarr,. Groceries, &C., &c.
z We deem it unnecessary to further enumer- O.
IL ate or itemize our stock, as the repu- o,
Il tation we have already acquired will r
A be sufficient to satisfy all, that our N
Z assortment either for VARE- z
ETY. or CHEAPNESS, can b
not be surpassed. Owing to.
the great Financial CRISIS
amongst astern manufacturers
and %jobbers, Notwithstanding the
high price of the raw materially, we
have been enabled to avail ourselves(at re-
duced rates. Of quite n large supply of
staple Cotton and Domestic Goods, to which we in.
vite your ESPECIAL ATTENTION.
BsS"Being CASH buyers ourselves and sellioa
for Cash or Ready Pay only. we fatter ourselves
that we are possessed of all the facilities requisite
to the selling Of Cheap Goods. - I"
Soliciting an EARLY CALL we remain yours
truly,
J. & L. SCHILLING.
CHEAP Corner,
Salem, Oct. l, 1857.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31
OBITUARY.

DiED-0f Paralysis, on the 2lst, inst, ut his
residence, Fairmount Ohio. Jacob Harris aged IS
years.
The subject of this obituary, without making
any pretensions to unusual s%anctity, endeavored to
practice the precepts of Christianity. lie was op.
posed to war and the destruction of human life
and believing the enforcement of all legal enact
ments to be based upon the use of the sword,
had not, for that reason, voted for the last thirty
years. lie was opposed to oppression, and on
that account he had abstained as far as practicable
from the use of the produce Of slave labor for
many years. He was q Jealous advocate Of the
Temperance cause. lie aimed TO be just in his
dealings, having frequently refused, though it was
offered, to take more for an article than he thought
it was really worth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-31

RIOT IN THE Missouri PENiTENTIARY.-ST. Lou,
IS'Oct. 2lst, IL o'clock.-I have ust learned that
George Armstrong UGs shot this morning at the
PenitentiCry, 1t seems there are about 500 convict,
here, with Accommodations for not more than hall
that number, so that many are not locked up.
Ihis morning att O'Clock, q gang of about 800 col
lecied o pile of stones and commenced an attack
upon the guard, who in turn, fred upon them, kill.
ing Armstrong. The guard fred three shots, but
owing to the dense fog, he could not take n sure
aim at the croud The guard bouss presents a pref
ty riddled sppearance-all battered and torn
not a whole pane of glass left.
Ihs Coroner was summoned and returned a yer
dict in accordance with the above facts.