Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-09
Mltsfclloneous SUMMARY.
GREAT EXPLOSION OF THE WAR"
HUMBUG.
Lord Hes'op, Ne,cson, and Capt. lAcjor General
Dodd gone up" Nth IL.

DVuu yo"e up WHH ~
=, We had the pleasure Of meeting in st. Paul, Of
/, Saturday, Hon. st. A. ID. Balcome, Of Winnoa, di
rectly from the"Seat of War" lie has been pass
ing some two weeks in the Blue Earth Valley, al,
= was up there when the war panic broke out.
lie authorizes US to state, that not a drop o
: white blood has been shed upon the waters of tb,
Blue Earth, the Watonwon, or any other Of it
branches.
No hostile Indians have been nearer to Mankat,
than Spirit Lake and its immediate noighborhoot
away down on the Iowa line, The whole thing il
a %humbug from beginning to end.
The panic seized some Of the settlers on thu
Watonwan bearing of the Iowa outrages, and wher
the peacable annuity Indians anne down to com
nence making sugar, some of the settlers packed
up and fed. Seeing fires on the prairies west
and south OF them at night, they concluded it wa:
and St. Peter, they had succeeded in drawing
facts of this character from their vivid imagination.
Is. ii. Randall, esq, from Fort Ridgely, was
also in the city on Saturday, and confirms fully
what we have stated above. He says oil the In1i.
ans were fleeing from the sugar.bush to the Fort
for protection, scared nearly out Of their skins.
Thus the grand war of Hoston, Dodd & Co, ends,
as we predicted at the outset, in q grand fzzle.-.
Mnnesotian, 4pril 20.
The eldest son of Gov. Wise, of Virginia, is
studying divinity at the Episcopal School in Alex.
andria county Va, and will probably be ordained
next year.
The African NJ. E. Conference is now in session
Mt Baltimore. The Committe on the Book Con.
Germ have recommended the publishing of o month
y magazine by the general book agent.
James B. Marshall, brother of IIumphry Mar
shall of Kentucky, and himself once n citizen Of
Louisville, succeeds Col. Medary in the editorial
manoupment Oc thu Coln n buo lOh;oN Gto,ae,noo
The colonel has gone to Minnesota to be governor
for the next six months.
JUsTIcE. Two emigrants in New York having
suffered most outrageous treatment from three vii
lians. under whose protection they were placed,
made complaint before the proper authorities the
offenders were discharged ON bail; the girli were
imprisoned as witnesses
LOVE- OF PRisoN.-The prisoners of the Ipswich
House of Correction are So in love with the place,
that they often decline to leave when their term
Of confinement expires. Upon an examination Of
the inmates recently, ten were found who had no
legal residence" there, But who were stopping
and working for their board rather than leave,
and ole had SO remained for more than q year.
Ne,cburyport Herald.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE WING.-Twenty.
two slaves, as we are informed, recently escaped
from a Southern city, 6arreHed up. They passed
safely out to sea, when the barrels were unheaded,
and they came safely 30 New York, where they
took different directions for the land where bred
Scott decisions cannot reach them. Six of them,
II mother and five children, came this way. In
Thompsonville, UPWARDS of $50 were raised for
them, and in Mis- city they obtained funds to carry
them as far as suspension bridge. They were q
hard looking set, and appeared as If they had
been barreled up through the winter, but the chill.
dram Wpra IrIUht md will make the Canada
woods ring one Of these days.-Sprinafed Mass
Rep, Friday.
SELLING A Man AT AUCTION IN ILLINoIs.-The
Sheriff of st. Clair county advertises q negro
man for sale at public auction, he being guilty of
the high misdcmeanor' of having come into the
State of Illinois and remaining there for ten days.
for which offence he was fined $50, as provided by
the Black Law of 1853. and in default Of pr wing
which fine. the Sheriff of the county in which he
was found is directed to sell him to any body will
ling to pay the $50.
A gentleman of Cincinnati IS in possession of
the names of all the liquor dealers in two streets
of that city for the last fifteen years. There were
sixty.seven in all, of whom ffty-thrce were dead,
and ~Gorty-six of whom died drunk.
The South newspaper has q long argument to
prove that Tobacco is the support of slavery in
Virginia. which it concludes thus. Tobacco, then
is the support Of slavery in Virginia. 1t creates
in the State q demand for negro labor, which
checks tho rapid current of Southern slave emf
grafton. Men, pro.slaverv men, will not keep
slaves out of nero love for the Institution. They
will sell their negroes and employ free labor when
tie value Of slaves gets so high, as it soon may,
that they find it to their interests to make the ex-
change. That can never be the case in the cult.
walton of tobacco. Like cotton, its growth is lin
tied to q particular region and q special sort of
labor, and that labor will be in demand while to
bacco is in demand. So, the price of tobacco will
determine the vitality strength, and may be, the
duration Of slavery in Virginia"
TON PoRp.-Lieutenan. Governor Ford, four
TOM will not be a candidate for reelection. He
is disguised with politics. He is interested in a
land company in Minnesota, and will give his at.
tention to the sale of town lots.
Ely S. Parker. who has been appointed super.
intendent os the erection Of public buildings at
Galena, Ill.,, is n pure Indian, and is the grand
sachom of the Six Nations.
The Louisville Journal, in commenting upon the
marriage of ten couples at o Catholic Church, re-
Gently each and all the females rejoicing in the
name of Hannah. says it must have been what, q
cockney would call Il "IIannah-mated spectacle"
II u
fist, has now in hand a group of Representative
Women, containing the portraits of Lucretiu
Mott, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Lydia Maria Child,
Maria Weston Chapman, Abbey Kelly Foster, Luz
cy Stone, &c which it is expected will be COM
pleted in time for the New York anniversaries
The Pioneer Group has been delayed, but not
abandoned,
The Hon. Lewis D. Campbell advortises 10 the
Intelligencer of Hamilton, all his immense prop
erty in and about town, for. The Telegraph
says:
1--WE supposed this to have been intended for
political effect. but learn from a reliable source,
that he really designs to 60 West, if he can dis
pose of the large amount of property which he
that the cold shoulder, given to him by his
Republican friends, and their notorious indiffer-
ence and lukewarmness in the pending contested
election, have disguised him with politics"
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