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NHR1STMA5 GIFTS.

4
" BULKLEY 4 co, l3? Main street,
HaV0 on hand elegant variety Ut Parihn anu
Bronze Figures and SAturtteS; ChinA and oohe milan
Vases TO suit sil tAstra Git Cups and Tete Tete
sets, splendid variety: fine Bohemian Glass and
baskets Fancy China Tea SETS the Choicests lot We
hGSe ever opel ned Paper Ma.hie Wiling Desks ami
Work Boxes; Velvet AMI Leather EetiCuie5, some
beautiful patterns: FaHcy China articles; Toy Tea
Sets We would cordially Invite the attention of
purchasers tnour large and heaut Iu stock teeItng
please. IL our beautiful show rupIn up stairs are
To be enen nenT chnia,a and iesirRbIe guod4
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RAILROADS, a. TdBoATs. 40
sgsszuruA LEES kEsuLAR Lane

sSAS--1uruA LEES hE9ULAR LANE
- OF CANAL. BOATS. (ists CoxsJ
the uny res u.Ax line on the Canal.
Eaat TENPEST Capt. Jno Bonatd.
SULTANA. {new } Capt. Tm. 3. Smith.
OLIVIA, Capt. ]. 8. Wilkinson.
AAroLEoSs Capt G. p LAyne
~ LYNCHBuRd," L. g. Johnsen.
These are ali hrs. class Boass commanded ~ eye
ri.nT ed and careful Captains and fully Responsible
for any damages likely 20 occur.
e. ThsI leave every other day. tsuhdAy's en-
capted, fun or not full.
ros n.,gnt. sfPay AZ ms sne1 70 rear @ me 1ss
ance 20 receive freiHae 4. 3. LEE,
% T-ts Agent.
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COAL.

DEDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have on
"A hand full supply If excellent HARD COKE.
which will be deiiVerei T the balance Of the season
At B3sH pr l. al. At this price it L. beyond tonp pa
r,on the cheapest fuel to be had for Close StoFet
Cook ing Ranges aud Heating Furnaces
60" ards corner 10Th street and basin, and 9th
and Byrd streets JN0, j. WEhfH, Agent.
lie I!--ts
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sUPTs OFFICE R. CDR.

sUPTS OFFICE R. 4 D. r. RI
RicHS0ND, Oct. y i,s9, !
Fl. xs rsSNgz CHANGE OF SCHE-
- - ~.i fsSy DULE-WINTE2 AR
RASGEMENT-Ou and after MONDAY the 26th
october, the day Mail Train will run on this Read
daily as follows, Sunday eAcepted)
Leaves hschSnotld at........- geo O'clock A
Arrive at Junction at.-.....-........iSt 90 NJ
Arrive Ut DaE Vile aI............-,.... SEQ PM
RETURNING:
Leave Danviile at....,.,.-............... Is NJ
arrive az Junction aL...........-.......l 2Gl Nj
Ana III Richmond at.................... 3 - p Nj
THROUGH MAIL ROUTE To THE SOUTHWE
On and after THURSDAY, December 10. 1857. the
afternoon Mail Train will run, daily, as follnws
tsnnisys exoepfed) aud Connect with the Soufh,
Side Rs1road trains at the Junction and thar with
the Nirginis Tennessee hsilroat trains AZ Lynch
burg. both ways " ~ "'H
fhAiS 7Sdsawf*T AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF fHK NORTH
ZEN AFTERNOON TRAINS
L lays mi11n amend station st 3c o,s P NJ
ArNe Sss uHe'ioh 6eu r Nj.
RETURNING, co1IISG EAsri
Leave the junction at..-..........- 23n NJ
Arrive IN Richmond at ..-...., s IN II
IN time u connect With the trains going North
THIS Train forms link in the direct through line
rom " Washington City 10 Memphis, bv the way nt
LyDrhburE, Knoxville, Dalton and Chattanao1s
sas i % Memphis or Nashville. being the most d
rect and expeditions route TO those polpt. -
eeI C. CAMPBELL, aup't
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s%so-,rT-rrrs COX'S LlNE-FREiGHI
--s.-s...z-- BOATS TO LYNCHBURG-TW1
WEEK--W and SATURDAYS.
Boat OLIVIA, Captain WILKINSON.
" VIRGINIA, Capt. LOCKER.
LITTLE TENNESSEE, Capt. CLALXs.
MERCHANT, Capt. ptRsays,
These are oil m Il class Boats and the cargo OF each
one IL insured. -
These Boats load ia the Dock, 10 rear Of the Old
WM. 7. cox, Ag't,
At the shed Ia rear Old Gas Works.
~ Dock street,
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CEILING AT REDUCED PRICES.

| CEILING AT REDUCED PRICES
~ We have On hand and selling at very low rates.
large and well assorted lot Of Cashmere Business
| Coats, Cloth aud Beaver Raglans RLed and Plain
Beaver Surt0uts, Black and Brown Cloth Frock Goats
| large essortments Of Boys Over and Body Goats,
Black and Facy Cashmere Pants large lot. We are
| Offering very low, Vests of Black and Fancy Vel
| vets, Mertno and Black Fancy Cassimeres Furnish
| ing Goods of all styles and grades. Gentlemen's
| Travelling Shswls. from 81 10 81.
| n. WALKER & Ca
de 10 49, corner Of Main and Pearl SITS
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DROWN AS BLEACHED SHIFTING
~ AND SHEETiEG.-We have ON hand yet a
at the PANIC CASH SAILS In New York and viii
sell them now Ut q slight advance fer cash.
We do also offer M pair of Bet aud Servants
blankets at less price than they have ever eu sold
ID this market before.
All kinds Of heavy WOODEN Goods, such as CAST
&C. wa offering ut very low prices 70 r4iuc. ON
heay3 stock before the LIST of January
j. VI. RO5ENBAUM
dsl4 Iei Rr,Id STR
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n II & DIBPATGH.


paseh fum 0eaton, dated pse, 10, says
sAS sspcst 81 shs eosuuisses appointed 10 make
] - Investigation " chs AFFAIRS a tee Middisssx
Misunderstanding coarany she~s that heavy losses
u osve hssa sustAined, tbs naa0oss badly managed
81 = esvAch IL tfxst oonmitsed By tAs treasurer
TIE E~pert Aiae sass that Lawrence, Stone 20
% sostsa. are dsbtoss - the company 20 the
esnneAt cf &117 oo. and thai 10 siia sscarisg the
sAsAGs 81 the revised tariff ACT By Congress last
eanssssf The oempAay paid sioAxv-sersa fsotsand
osS0E Ths notes % aoecant Of braach houses In
j Nsw Xcrk and Philadelphia we're found correct
q ssssy particular. ThS committ~a ask thss an
& s0eeesisa b granted ths company TO- order ths'
q - nap 20 90 With rs hasissss, which 10 has re-
eelsed TO Do 10 ease the extension IL obtained
1Aegs b 3 better feeting 10 the stock Of the com
pAay, aud SIN per share b asked to-day.
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WORTH READING.--Why is it that SC

w Uni IL nEhDlNO.--Nn ny Is IL tnat SO
W many suffer and repine and drag sut nser,.-
bic existanee untitled for the enIoyments and even
ordinary pursuits of ie when relief may be obtain
ed ami health and vig0r restored by treatment at
once convenient and safe we'll permanent In its
character
To those who have suffered long with disease niti
mating IN loss II appetite, vig0r and distate Of
social Joys the undersigned tenders his professional
services, assuring the sufferers candor aud sincerity
Pheasant. convenient aud proper prescriptions a
Thorough cure and sound body and mind without IN
pleasant restrictions hindrance from ordinary bu
siness pursuits.
All diseases Of private nature from Whatsoever
cause either recent chronic strictures an irritable
bladder. &C; also, Scrofala, Asthma, Rheumatism
Piles. &e., skillfuy and successful treated
DR.. Harris can be consulted, daily. between the
hours Of 10 A. and p. NJ. and to 10 p. NJ. at his
rooms, United States Hotel.
Ladies' of delicate constitutions, or those suffering
from complaints peculiar 20 the sex, ara invited 70
communicate or send their address
In order 10 satisfy Oft imposed upon community
that there il no intention on the part Of Dr. IA. 10
humbug them be begs % state that no Zee r~mu-
nerston will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
X. B. HARRIS. NJ. D.,
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0&ktH Soau wAnss--A woman NAMED Mary
1cyce. did 10 cellar 10 Baker street, Phlladel-
pAlA day o. TIVE ago. The felle sing paragraph,
6oa the Ledger, tells 1ainfui story Of the naaa-
~ = ~hich people tsse sad dieSa that city;
. Ihs Testimony beard before the ccronsr's tury
ossisssd the fact thas che cellar. into which ray
q Ssnshiss never eaters, and who're the rats dis
pate possssAisn vita the ocen pAnts. 10 rented TO
x.anAis Tor The sum oS ten eunts week. whs sub
hA,s ts Cor todgiasa The deceased was sub-tsaapt
wholly destitute Of the necessaries Of life. and bs
tax taksE sick, had no ons to attsad 10 hrr but .
bsnAie II tsseaperate hablea. who was fund beast
" iatoxcassd By the Coroner and hts Jury. lt vas
nstf svtlenA that the aafoftnHAte woman bad did
trvm want. and it vas shown that for two days she
lad been wtsAons food. a verdict Of death froni
went Wus readered
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DUPTURES RADICALLY CURED
IL DR.. sHERMAN's RADICAL CURE TRUSS
This Ii the most sfcacious anil comfortable Truss
in use. Persons afflicted with rupture and Who
are really DESTROYS of being radically cured. now
have opportunity Do not be prevented from max
your case is really bad and OF long standing
You can be cured-thoroughly aud permanently
established to entire satisfaction By reference 70
geptlernen of well know IA veracity and respectabty,
avfag In this city. who have been entirely revived
this announcement and truly dangerous disease.
Tnis Truss Is 50 constructed that pressare can be
made upon any given point and retained there. Al
Medical men giyeit, their entire and most cordial
appreciation. The attention os Physicians living
at distance IL solicited. Tie Truss any Eeces-
sary Information concerning IL, can be had Of
&. G. JACKSON
No. II Main street. X ehmond. Va.
N. Bile will sell tho right 10 amy city. town or
county the State or negotiate for agencies on Ia
vorabie terms de l3-Iy
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In N wg N0TICE-CHANGE OF
49, - H0uR.--On aud after Friday. ssnt.
Gun ths dorning Train going Nerth win leave he
DSpot III Sio. A. u. instead Of !, A. NJ.
SAMUEL RUTH
s,s... superfntendent Trgnsportaliop,
ofFick H. y. h 2. p H. CoNpAyY !
Richmond GaY,t >, algy -
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ia HEAD QUARTERS, 1851
~ CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Z CLOTHINGiiI
Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanics'
-AA~ Fairs attention!If You are In want Of some
thing really neat aud cheap Ia the way of Clothing
aad Geutlemens Furnishing Goods, not at below
| will promise my goods, when quality and work
manship are compared, shall vie with the cheapest
l.. b. SPENCE
% No. 100 cor Main and 18th sts
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EXPLOSlON.Ab box. containing 1000
~ torpe6oes. exploded Ia a store at Norfolk. ON
Wednesday. The hystanders thought Christmas
hal arrived.
The above remind. NJ Of q similar occurrence AZ
our friend l.. J. bOSSIEUAi which hs.i likely TO
have proved serious. As ne was handling nile II
* ,ss. Few days SINCE doing rather rnughfv III.
Whole exploited, knock ing him ten feet and for
serious result than the Ins- Of Tnrpedoas dc 10
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.s---.xsr7 GREAT EOKTHERN

"a u ~ Az, SbE serr npElh R6GTE
fJk TRHTEf.-TW ICE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
GxcEpTED} BETWHE.. McH HS Pm BALTI
ACQUiA CREEK AND WAsHlNGToN.-OTsr the
Richmond Fredsricl9burg and Potomac RAILROAD 10
the Potomac River, 'eveDty-hy~ miles and % sp.en
did and comfortable Fta8mcrs thence IN MashtDgtola
afr ve miles, ell $50 miles in seven hours, being
aco,nfortable q ri perfectly safe rate Of speed.
gage urder char Of special agents checked through
b Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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1REAT LOss-BARGAINs CLOTH

I 4 -hEA ILOoC-DltIkUAINS IN CLUI IT
~ ING.-Oger-Coats that We sold for 80 now
selling for 81 and S. Fancy Cashmere Pants that
we sold for S7.jt, now selling Tor $50; Fancy silk
Nest- that We sold for 81 and S. selling for s.
and g.
| The above goods are warranted sound, or no sale
They out Of sty 10 and must be clos oBt Those
not fastidOus 10 Styles will find really great
| bargain. by calling at ia Slain street.
WM IRA SMITH.
y. B.-My stock of fine and fashionable Clothing
| is yer complete, aud Will be sold low, for cash.
de IL Wis
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
B0TTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SET OF SELF-ACf-
ING GEN ERATORs-THE OLDEST OF THE
i nlSD IN HiftISIA-Ihs genuine article Of Bot
Also Lemon and Sarsaparia Pop, Philadelphia por-
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown stout.
The subscriber has added ~ the above the botflins
OF Lager Beer Of superior quality ia pint and half
pint bottles, 10 suit customers.
So II NJ. MCCORMACK aIs Broad at
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4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
T,ALIAFERR0 FAMILY FLOUR.-we

L. will commence in a few days making the above
nsQualled brand ofFL0UR.
Persons wishing to their supplies will please
leave their nAfnes At our office. ON Cary, corner oi
18th street.
TATIAEERR0 RETn
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-16
WESTERN ANTI.SLAVRRY FAIR.

The undersigned members of the Salem Sewing
Circle. hereby inform their co.laborers abroad,
that arrangements have been made for holding their
annual Fair on the 24th and IS h Of December
next,
Those acquainted with this enterprise need not
be told of the necessity Of unusual effort on that
occasion. The commercial embarrassnents of the
past year, the clamor of politicians contending for
side issues, or aiming at selfish ends, The shouts of
revivalists who ignore the claims of the slave, and
allure many from their course, oil contribute, in
their several ways, to lessen our resources, and
hence the urgent need Of renewed zeal in address,
ing ourselves to this work.
We therefore cordially invite, not only those
whose kind assistance we have had heretofore, but
all who value liberty for the uation and peace and
blessing for their own fresides, to unite with us in
this department of nti'slayery labor. We ask of
you, liberal cOn,ributious-scarcely any article
that has o market value can come amiss.
Our funds are always used for the propagation of
the anti'slavery gospel to divorce the Church
from man.stealing and to s%upplant tyranny and
fraud with true democracy.
SARAH BowN, JosEnBINE S. GRIPPING,
SARAH ii. GALBREATn, LAURA BARNABY,
ANoELINE S. DEMING, MARGARET HIsE,
j. ELIZABETH JONES, SARAH N. M'MrLlAN,
ELIZABETH M'MILLAN, E. ROBINSON.
ANN PEARSON.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-16
Che Anti slaprrp Bnalr.
SALEM, ONO, OCTOBER 16. 1858.
Anniversary Notice.

The Sixteenth Annual Meeting Of tie WESTERN
ANTI SLAVERY Society will be held in Salem, Co.
tumdiana Co., o., commencing on Saturday, the
sixteenth Of October, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and con.
tinuing probably three days.
The mighty efforts put forth by The South to sus,
tain its pet institution-thc subseryiencv of Nor.
thern politicians, who meanly obey the behests Of
their masters-the cowardice, and the trucking
policy OF the great mass of those who claim to be
the opponents Of the slave power-the efforts OF
sectarian organizations to preach peace, when there
should be no peace. and cannot be, except to curse
our nation these, all these demand of tho true
friends OF freedom that they, at least, shall con
tinue to be faithful among the faithless found p
Come up then to the help of the slave against
his opprcss,r-he asks your presence, your coun.
ell, your peouniary aid. Let this annual gather.
ing OF the friends of freedom be such MS will give n
new impetus to the cause of liberty. Let it be n
demonstration of the power of Truth and Justice,
OF the existence Of an abolitionism which is with
out concealment--bold and without com promise
faithful.
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRfsoN--the pioneer in the
causo--has promised to be present at the meeting.
and other friends from the East, whose names NAV
be hereafter announced, will probably be in atten.
dance. BENZ. s. JONES
Recoydin0 Secref0yu
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ice new bill elore the Board Of Aldermen is
most discreditable. 1t is assumed that a great
many Tree negroes residing in the District 'pay NJ
tax whatever, and yet a largo PROPORTION of the ex.
penses OF administering justice is caused by this
CLASS whose names figure extensively in our watch
returns and criminal court records"
Not very largely in our ''criminal records" The
free colored people are by no means a dangerous
class 1t was not against them, but against q por.
ton Of our free and enlightened Anglo. s xon race,
became necessary to provide n costly pc.
yet we are not aware that these free and
enlightened rowdies are generally tax .rayefs. Sup.
pose you tax them five dollars a head, to pay the
expense OF Keeping them in order Granted that
tue names OF these people figure extensively in
our watch r~eturns"-have we forgotten the regu,
lation that subjects every free colored person out
at night after ten, without a pass, to arrest land
in the watch-house? This is a special
reason why they figure so largely in " our watch
returns"-Iut for this administration of Justice, or
rather injustice, they bear the expenses. 1t is
hardly decent to tax them five dollars n head, in
to their fines
But, Will you punish q whole class, because
some OF them are disorderly-tax all free negroes,
five dollars a head every year. because some free
negroes are taken up ut night, for being out later
than ten O'Clock, or are convicted Of petit larceny 2
And will you tax all free negroes five dollars a
head, when n large portion Of them, being property
holders, are already taxed at the same rate as other
people? Finally, what right have you to infict
an unjust, invidious, and oppressive tax on q free
colored man, born in the District, always resident
here, and a property holder, for the purpose Of
keeping out a colored e~migrant from Virginia
The whole proposition is absurd, wicked, and
cruel.- National Era.
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icy in war to follow the advice of the enemy
Again, we will doubtless have a Constitutions
Convention for the revision of the Constitution.
II the Democrats gain the State, the revision Of the
Constitution will fall into their hands, and we will,
perhaps, never gain the elective franchise. But,
on the other hand, if the Republicans are victori.
GUS in the coming contest. there is no doubt but
that they will, in the Constitutional Convention,
strike from tho Constitution the odicus property
qualification clause. IL we should vote ngains.
the Republican ticket, VIC should commit suicide,
SO far as the right Of franchise is concerned.
LET us, then, fellow citizens, give our votes
with the intention of e1ecting some good. Tho
Radical Abolitionists can do nothing for US now,
and we have not time to wait ill the millenium
for the Right Of Suffrage, or for Equal School
Rights"
THE Hon. Gerrit Smith is n good and true man
as ever the sun shouo on no more honest man
ever lived. But our people must remember that
Mr.. Smith cannot be elected Governor and, viz,
tually, every vote given for him is given to the
Democratic party. which goes against the right Of
suffrage to ,lored men in this State"
Whatever may now be said OF this argument
by the supporters of Mr.. Smith, it is the very same
we're persuaded to support Mr.. Fremont in prefer
ence to Mr., Smith in 1856 and Mr.. Watkins will
find in the files of the paper of which he was ut
tina. time associate editor an abundance Of the very
material he needs in preparing his speeches for
the present canvass. If the argument was sound
in 1856, it will be equally SO at the present time,
since tho state of facts is exactly the same now as
it was then.
The Hour and the Nan, we observe, denounces
Mr.. Watkins rs the tool of Thurlow Weed and The
Albany Regency for which, we suppose, there
is precisely as much ground as there is for the as.
ssrtionso often in the mouths of Republicans, that
Gerrit Smith and his supporters are the tools of
the Democrats.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-16

BORDER RUrrIANrsM IN INDIANA.-A company
of Democratic banditti, headed by one Clark, edi-
tor of the Laporte Times, made an attack upon
the Westville Herald, a few days since. and
knocked down the editor, Mr.. Powell, with a
bludgeon. They then rctreated to q hotel. which
was quickly surrounded by an indignant crowd
who gave evidence of a design to lynch the scoun-
drels. The latter made their escape through the
back door. Clark was subsequently, arrested at
Laportc, and j. @. Walker, candidate for Con,
gress against Colfax, gave bail for his appearance
for trial.
The same gang issued a vermillion edict against
the Office of the Grown Point Register, to which
the editor Of that paper replies as follows:
Our Office still remains in Grown Point and
we apprehend that it's descent into the street will
witness the advent of several Of the ungodly into
into the domains Of Pluto. However, we are no
and you can pitch in whenever you
have said your last prayers"
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PPREsSIVE

We cory the following paragraph from the
Washington Union:
Free Negroes.-The legislation in regard to
this class of our population has been SO inefficient
hitherto, that the subject has at length attracted
the attention of the Board of Aldermen. The pro,
visions now in existence are scattered over a large
of acts. passed at various times and some
of them conflicting with each other; and moreover,
they have very nearly become a dead letter, few
knowing what the present regulations really are.
There are a great many free negroes and mulattocs
residing in this city who pay no taxes whatever
and yet a large portion Of the expense of admins
tering justice is caused by this class, whose names
figure extensively in our watch returns and crimi,
nal court records. Alderman Smith has receutly
introduced d bill repeating all the existing acts in
relation to free negroes, and requiring them to
register their names, and deposite with the register
the sum Of five dollars each, which will entitle them
to receive certificates Of permission to reside in the
city for a year. Every free black or mulatto per.
son above the age of twelve years who shall fail or
neglect to comply with the provision of this act
shall forfeit the sum of ten dollars, aud be com.
mitted to the workhouse for ninety days in default
of payment, or until such foe shall be paid and,
unless the provision be complied with 10 ten days
after such release and payment Of fine. they shall
be liable to rearrest and the same penalty. and SO
on for each subsequent ten days, until said pro.
vision shall be com piled With"
The free colored people are neither better nor
worse than other people would be, under similar
laws and usages. The legislation in the District
in relation to them, as everybody knows, is shame.
fully oppressive, and is excused only on the plea
that it is necessary to protect the city against the
effects of the Legislation Of Maryland and Virginia
in regard to this class Of persons-so oppressive,
indeed, that much Of 1t ia rendered a dead letter
by Public Opinion, the people being more humane
than their laws.
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THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

absolutely necessary, and desired to 60 at once if
that would be generally satisfactory to those pres
ent. Judge Brandegec told him to Ego them
The Custon,.house officials attempted to stop him,
but somehow the presence Of tho opposing party
prevented their efforts being of much avail, and
the darkey evaporated in a remarka Yly short space
Of time.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-16
$4,549,727
1,646,46l
Total
Deduct receipts
Deficiency
$2,903,256

Deficiency 81, 9U3, 25G
Let the Southern fire eaters then Calculate" the
cost to their people of going out Of the Union, and
they will find not only in the mail service, but in
numerous ways, the free States pay all their own
expenses of government, and have to pay out Of
the joint Treasury of the nation the deficiencies of
the Southern States.
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