Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24

THE Last CoNrIDEScE GAME We are undone.
shocked, collapsed our feelings Violated our
confidence destroyed. Jsssic Frenioht, "Jur
Jessie" is n bunbug, a myth. II canard. an elec
tioucctiDg card. TherG is no such wumln--there
never was. Iicr name Is Aun-Ann Benton Ere.
mont plain Ann. aud nothing mure. Jassio was
n family nickname. perpetuItcd through 1906 to
catch voters aud make poetry with. The discov.
cry is fa'al 30 Gil Fremont IN 1850 The I,epuh.
licans can never survive the loss Of 'our Jessie"
What becomes Of that army OF two year old
babes named Jessie Fremont We muvc they
have an indignation meeting i'm ii tupdsn Park,
Of courae.- Springfield Rcp0Jiicdn.
PARDpSs, Erc.-During the past two years Glv.
Chase has pardonei eighty six cUnyicis, rsprieved
one, and cninmutej the sentence vf another
Ctere!ond Leader.
This reminds me Of a joke ton good to Ia lost
Among the pardons granted by Gov, Chase was
one " u man by the name Of Chaffe. from SUN
mt county. This was gr ,nted In July. At the
Oc'oher election Chaffee took "A ticket and tore of
The name OF Gov. Chase, and voted the rest Of the
ticket.
On being asked tho reason for discard;ng the
Uovernor. he said The pardons W, too many
rascals."- Ohio Edrmer.
FRUIT We learn from our exchanges that the
prospect for iluit The cunning season is most en-
c"nrnging. In snne parts of the con.try, II pGr.
iiOn oi the buds were killed by the frost, bu, tn"
rem under will only be the better for this.-I
Throughout Missouri and Illinois, there will be
an abundant supply Of peaches. apples. pears ann
cherries ct excellent quality. The tree. are now
hIn'hing, aud PROMISE 4 cOpi0us harvest Of Juicy
lnxuries.-S. Louis Nees.
ANOTHER OuTRAGE COMMITTED AGAINST the
SocTu "A attempt Is Using mrie To Introduce
Northern had into the rivers Ut Alabama. This
Is 'upp"sei to be II part Of Lii rnayer's Southern
cOluniz ition scheme.
SLAVERY IN DELAwARE-Ths Peninsulsr News
published st Muiurd. Delaware comes our in
q long editorial article arguing congantly for
the abolition Of slavery in that State. In order
To make good its cause it institutes n oomparisun
between Newcastle aud Sws-x cuunties, une free
and the other slave. In the former improved farm
land is worth over E ty three dollars per acre.
while IN the latter similar land is worth but from
seven to eight dollars per acre.
WOMAN Rrours IN MtSyEsurA Mrs. Jane G.
oSisV lem IN ben lif of the wires and m,thers Ot
Alneric,. has sent u petitior tn tho legislature Of
Tlnhe'nta. pr 'ying that body 50 to amend the
Homestead Biii' tia; the vile. with ar without,
the consent of her husband. shall lie com petent tn
enter protest against summary proceedings, aud
reserve the homestead for family use. Tho petition
was nr'iered 10 be printed IN the journal, and
referred 10 the COMMITTEES having in Charge the
Homestead Bill.
Rev. Theodore Parker has lately ~sipnifei tn
his congregation that u reduction of his salary
wOnlu not be disagreeahle to him. List year the
,aISed Was FROM sixteen hundred tn
TWEEN, y.fyc hundred duliars. AT a meeting ot
the i ,cietv il sas Gnnni'n"uSly votei that there
should be no d um;nuri@n ct the yearly stipend of
their minister. aud thas his us al uminer vacation
should be extended one mouth.
TsnuDLE The editor Of the Nashville Christian
Hdc"cote Is in trouble. A brother Minister, Nv.
Mr.. E.liutt. teaches 4 incing in his fem tls n~cIrelnN. ,
and has i~nveigled Jsna-. one rs the reverend
slaves, into - banj cnmuany, T. please
tho young ladies. Tue G lItnr is afraid no shall nor
IL il a case that certainly calls for deep symp tthy
Perhaps he had better send jonas to the auction
BincS.-Zon's Heydtd.
SL. L,Uis. April IL -Frightful consequence
are likely 10 ensue along tho lDwcr Missi-ripp,
which Is now higher in some Tlace- than was ever
known. hy the accession of cannn, | h,,I4 rhmln.
rom ST. Paul. the lower Missouri nnd Hin is,
'i,ers ne both high and rising all their tribu
ar,es nre II, fl "1 height. The high water is "c
'a-'"n',' lay heavy rains extending through the
Shnla W.-tern an n ,rthwesi.rn cpuntry Al It
u The u-uil Spring IN ,untain rise ~ ,uli thar
Illnw before the treshet fl 'o.l S~n!i,ilss. the whole
the lower country will i jubtless be inundueI. |,
ST l. us, Anril 1.-The Republican learns.
rom y source entitled T., credit that an express
passed through this c.tv about two
weeks since. with inStrurtilns t. . II. johnston
l"' tn comncucr Offensive npsrItiin> Against the
u 'rmuns befnre the arrival of the Peace Commits.
toner's. Secretary ilartwell arrived here yester
and leaves fbr Utah ali at the 25th inst.