Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-24

The people within the limits of the proposed
state OF Superior have already called a conven.
ton to Interchange views upon the subiect Of O
new State, and take the preliminary steps for
bringing the m liter before the Legislatures Of
Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, Mt their
next sessions. The Southern Disunionists will
probably grumble at this addition of u new free
State when she comes to ask admission.
The terms Of the following United States Sen.
otors Will expire on the 4th Of March next:
Clement G. Clay, of Aln-reelccted WIN X.
Sebastian OF Arkansas; Martin w. Bates, Of
Delaware; Robert Toombs, Of Ga-re-clectedj S.
A.. Douglas, o} III; G.. ". Jones, Iowa-James
w Grimes chosen as his successor John Il
Thompson Of XVI. W. Powell chosen; J. p.
benjamin, Of La; w. Pitt Fessenden, uf Me-,
Henry Wilson, of Mass; Charles L Stunrt. Of
Mich; Albert G. Brown, of Mis-, reelected;
Johr r. Hale, IF N. II. reelected; Vim, Wright,
OF New Jersy; d. S. Reid, of n. c: Philip Allen,
OF Is. Henry B Anthony chosen; 4. p. Uayne,
Of :. Z; John Bell, Of Tenn--A. o. p. Nicholson
chosen; Sam Houston, Of Texas-J. W. Hemphill
chosen; Il NJ. I. Hun ter, Of Va; james Shields.
of Minnesota.
The u. 5. troops distinguished themselves re-
m~arkaoly during the recent battle with the lndi,
ans In oregon, by the wonderful celebrity with
which they retreated. They fled ninety miles in a
day.
Everybody remembers the great Democratic
roar about "54,40 or fight" which ended in get.
ting neither. The gold region Just discovered on
Frazer's River lies just north Of 40 deg.
A mass Of nearly pure copper, weighing over
$50 tons. has been thrown up at the Minnesota
mine. Lake Superior.
The New York Dog Pound has been in operation
for six weeks, and there have been taken in 3.l5OI
dogs. oil which 100 have been redeemed. and the
REMAINDER drowned. There have been FIVE cases
of decided hydrophobia.
The PenoGsc0t Indians arc now doing q smash.
ing business IN manufacturing hoops for ladies'
dresses out of basket stuff. The red ladies have
also adopted the fashion in it's greatest ampli.
tude.
The Manitewnc. Mich, Herald states that the
house OF a farmer residing in the Southwest part
OF that county, was burned to the ground on Sat
urday week, by Il company Of persons. under the
belief that the occupants had bewitched all the
cattle in the neighborhood.
In consequence OF suspected malfeasance on the
part OF some OF tne Conductors on the Michigan
Southern Railroad lately, the Company placed a
detective on board Of each passenger tram to see
that the officers made correct returns of their re.
ceipts. The result was that three of the Couduc.
tors, Woodbury., Hamilton and Bodies, immediate.
ly resigsiI.
The s,cKET TRADE DESCRIBED BY ITS PRorEs.
soRs.-,obank Fowler appears 20 have been quite a
success III, operator. His Office is at the corner of
Ithnml . md Most StPantS In hnipn raaant1u
broug ,pesp for selling three California passage
ticket tstr;i round profit of 1925, he remarked that
the prdorIa city government was the FIRST honest
one d attIrver to fight, and he added:
"Jyjhune tspny more money around this office, to
kee :. Tight side of people, than any of You
sta rpect to sls3wws:
81 all tTeny but I am a ticket seller, and make
a smnat ntbft on my business; but | was formerly
a pOlif thf. and know all about the ropes of that
kind 6s' Eng; and | know that the ticket business
is as honhm't and. ! guess. n little honester than
politicE, it1New York.--New York Sun.
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EDI1rg or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Doors!
The ~oitroit Advertiser is responsible for the fol
The administration editor of the Washington
Union is Sim. johnson. lie used to live at Grand
Rapids. Old Rix Robinson, of Ada. Kent county,
presented MIN WIN u pair VI sIOp1 DOOtS, Dut
in the hurry of the presentation he forgot to take
them off his own feet. They were presented e nd
wise.
A hill has been ordered to a third reading in
the Minnesota House of Representatives TO pre-.
vent usury, but fixing the esal rate of interest at
10 per cent.
There are now IS convicts in the Kentucky PEN
largest number ever known.
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon is coming to America.
THE PRrCE OF BEooD.-The amount CT money
accruing to the State from the issuing of tavern
licences in Philadelph ia. foots u2 a little over
Sl07 600.
THE kansas QUEsTIoN NOT SEIrLBD.-"Occa-
sional" writes from Washington to tho P~hiladel'
phia Press
Governor Denver, although he has grown ex,
ceedingly cautious since his arrival in Washing
ton, confirms the rumor that the vote against Ls-
compton, as it is presented in the English bill,
will be enormous or the first Monday IN August.
The President is much harassed at the prospect.
/ kaow that he taLks Of little else than Kansas, and
also that the Presidential aspirants, in the Cabinet
and out Of it, who induced him to change his posi-
ton, and to desert Gov. Walker and Judge Doug
lass, have fallen greatly in his esteem. 1t is no
less clear that Governor Denver has always quiz
city doubted the entire Kansas policy OF the Ad-
ministration, even while obeying the orders OF his
su periors. What complicates this affair, at pres'
ent, is the fact that the Washington Union, some
weeks ago, arrogantly announced that, 1t the Els'
Ilish proposition were voted down, Bec0nspfon
uould stiH be alire, dc, The rebuke which the
popular denunciation Of this bill will convey to
all who have had any hand in the dissertation OF
principle, cannot fail to be productive OF healthy
consequences throughout the country
FAT SALARlrs.-Hcnry Ward Bcecher, says a
New York paper. has a yearly salary of $4,000
and q parsonage rent free, aud that, with his lite
rary earnings, his income is $4,000 h. IL. Cha
pin has So 600 per annum, and makes as much
more 0y lecturing. DR.. Bethune has $1,000 but
is possessor of a fortune outside of his profession
al earnings. DR.. Adams, says our authority, has
50 900 a year and a rich wife. DR.. Hawks has
Sc. 900 a year and a house. DR.. Taylor OF Grace
Church. has $40 600 and the fine parsonage ada