Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-10

low AnoLrrfoSIsM Is TO BE KiLLED.-A cor
eSp'nuent Ut the Savannah Georgian makes the
following suggestion;
should all the Southern States pass the same
INV as Louisiana has passed, VIZ A free per.
suns Of color found in the State after January
neA' are to he sold into slavery" the North would
oe so Hooded with negroes that abolitionism would
oAPre IN agony, with disgust. Let the press ad.
Vocate the law in this State, others will follow,
unu ny uOing so, you add negro paupers to the
whites OF the north, aud in1ict nm everlasting
curSe upon all Intermediates"
DRlNKiNo HOUSES IN CrSc1SyArr.-There are
uilfty-tVe hundred tippling and coffee houses in
cincinnati The enumeration has recently been
taken W an officer Of the city police,
CoLoHIzArioS.-An oct Of the Maryland Leg.
stature, passed Mt It's late SESSION, appropriates
n'e thousand dollars per year, for the space Of
,our years, to the managers of the Maryland
Colonization Society for the general purpose OF
s4ld society. IL also authorizes the Com ptrOller
to pay seventy dollars for each emancipated slave
or free negro, male or female. above the age OF
ten years, sent by said society to Africa. and
thirty five dollars for each negro, &C., under ten
wears Of age; to he paid if sent by said Society to
Africa, within two months Immediately preceding
The date Of n written certificate Of the fact from
the Board Of Managers. which mus. be filed with
the Com ptro!ler. The payments made per capita
are not to exceed an additional sum OF five dol
lars per anuum, appropriated by the act for four
years.
DsspERArE MURDER By SLAvks.-Tbe tele-
graph mentioned, II day or two ago, that Mr..
james Maxwell, Of Spencer County, Ky, had
6eed murdered by his slaves. The Louisville
Democrat has the following particulars Of the
tragedy; "On the 10th instant Mr.. Maxwell had
occasion to correct two of his negro women, and
he gave them q whipping. Business called him
away from home, he did not start on his return
I'll late in the evening. On arriving within a
mile of his home, he was suddenly confronted by
three OF his negro men, who had waylaid him,
and who began to attack him with clubs, the only
they had. lie drew his knife and made :
a desperate and courageous resistance, cutting :
one OF his ASSISTANTS in the hand and another in ,
the arm. This only reused them then 20 greater !
fury, and they Increased the blows with their !
clubs, until they knocked him down, and then ,
with deviish fury to batter him about .
The body. ending by crushing his head and scat' I
tering his brains around killing him instantly
They then, leaving the body in the road, kindled
a FIRE, or had already kinlled one, and burned the a
Of their crime. Then two OF the {
the two that had been cut, fed, and Il
and tue third returned to his masters and told I
tale. lie claimed to be innocent himself, and S
nat he was present only to try to persuade the
tTC not to commit the deed they had threat.
to accom- plish. The intormer is in Jail in
''b'~'' a"o'' ~ pOch uhhVi &c
as the neighbnrhood could be aroused, the
wo niurlercrs wero ovcrtaken aud arrested near
bardstown, aid lodged in Jail in that town."
CorNrENrE1rs or Tue STATE BANK OF ONO
The only c1unterfeits that have ever been ut r
OF the old plates, used at the commencement v
II Its business, These may be readily recognized ,
~ attending to one feature which marks all such l.
Illl'. viz: the name Of the branch is 'criHen
eth a pen on the face Of the bill. The ten dollar
,illS, OF which there are two plates, have been y
nost successfully initiated. For six years no d
notes have been issued from these plates, and the n
have nearly all been withdrawn from cir !
The plates used for the last six years :
the name Of the Branch engraved and printed 4
m the face Of the BILL. No attempt has ever n
made TO counterfeit these bills, and they =
nearly the entire circulation of the =
,sate Bank of Ohio. from ones to twenties in. I
lusive. This is a feature which can be remem' '
'ored by any one, w: oil notes Of the State Bank
u Ohio, whether ones, twos, threes, ives, tens 4
r twenties, with the name Of the Branch engrav- a
d and printed on the face of the bill. have nor n
counterieited. Bills with the name of the r
'ranch ,critten in toith a pen land particularly
he ters) have been counterfeited.
Recently altered. or more properly speaking, u
aiSed notes. Of the new plates. viz: ones raised
tens, and twos raised to twenties. have made "
appearance. The genuine one, of the new tt
lhte, mas u Roou portrait OF Judge ". Swan, X
hich The tens have not. A ten dollar bill with tt
lis portrait is therefore an altered or raised note. tt
IL the genuine twos of the new plates are signed
Y Vice Presiden. Finn, whilst no genuine note tc
three dollars, bears his signature. All b
yenty dollar bills, with the signature Of j. r. "
Vice PRESS are therefore altered or raised
ltes. Attention to these few easily remembered
will efectually protect the public against
npositions from these sources.-O Ohio STATE
,trnal. =