Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-14

hue sitting in the portion OF the House Of Com
mons allotted to the Peers. 1t proved to I've the
King Of Bownv, on the West Coast Of Africa -
a %potentate Of great enlightenment who is studying
English institutions with n view to introduce them
into ais own dominiOns .-Aah' Slavery Standard.
LIFE IN T~ESAs-SEvENTY FOUR INDIANS KILLED.
"A subscriber OF the Troy Budget, who resides
in one of the Northern counties Of Texas, ap.
ponds to n business letter to that paper some
statements of general interest
CEDAR HILL, Dallas Co, July G, 1858.
Messrs. Editors:-I nave been hunting Indians
for two months. They killed two ia antilles of my
neighbofs, and their blood cried daily for revenge
My children said | was too old to go after Indians.
said | was of the right stamp, / know how to
take them. We killed "a. and came off victorious.
we lost one man. and one friendly Indian. am
~ years old, but n soldier yet. | am thankful for
your good paper; | send one dollar. / am a
native of Berlin, was in Troy the first time G3
years ago.
D. il. GnAY.
NJ. Victor Considernnt, the well known APOSTLE
of the species of Socialism called FOurierism, who
has made attempts to colonize on FOurierist prin
ciples in America, has returned to Europe and
announces the failure of all his plans. lie, new
London to establish q new Phalansterium in Tex,
as, but freed from the ideas of Fourier.
A Ton OF THEoLoGY.-The Bristol papers state
that the stock of manuscript sermons left by the
late Rev. L. Kempe, of Richmond Terrace, is
about a ton weight of paper.
A runaway slave was discovered in the attic
of OF ' : f, %s'' %sa5s gn nssai a, T ns Sad lived d 5i, &c;
for five months, unsupported, had used up the
communion VINE, and picked up his food by
The Grand Jury Of Cleveland county, North
Carolina, have presented free negroes as a NUS
unce W sVcleIy' ana recommend tnat al "i.n,u
literary fund,
Cassius NJ. CLAW in con,raiietinu a misrenresen.
tation of a sentence in a nolitical speech that he
had delivered. makes the following handsome dis.
claimer of any disposition to charge intentiona,
iaisihc"'ion In the papers which misqnoted him
"Allow me to saw in conclusion. that I attrib.
ute TIT misstatc ment of vour friends with re
gard to nv speech, not so much to any desire to
mmisrepresent me for political ends, as a chronic
lnaoility on their part to discriminate between
ruin ana iaiSehooh, ana to q habituai disregard
OF right and Justice, which is q constitutional
NJ. keitt, Of South Carolina, aspiIes to q seat in
the u D. Senate.
uo,, Tho5ore S,orons :, . .,o,o5 81. ~ A..
Ronv ican conJiJa,o fnr Con,ros &c fnom |" w. ~ 10 W.
cast,o, 2 y nis,r;c, '"e''' VIZ A"'
~ ~
AM gLD lMPRoAPrU SLIGHTLY ALTERED FOR THE
PRES OCCASION.
news from the two Continents now.
sent tbropab tbo sontbv of ,,o an
49, e.hao u.-u.-,u
~
LiGHTLY.-lhe General baptist Ban
ma 'ed In Mnrray' Kentucky says:
" we as n denomination tolerate dram.
drin we advise the brethren to use il eau.
tiou, md for Gods sake let the sacred and boly
mini bf God touch il lightly"
:.
. tract society tolera'es slavery out, IL
"cautfSusly."-Fred Douglass Paper.
TbsJBoord Of Monocors If the Nav York
CoIonizot;nn society hoye nassed y resolution that
20 Wv '"'0 NN' " ""P'0'e ""N -"
founded
A CENrENARIAN IN PouGuKEEpsIE.-Most of
our readers have probably seen an aged colored
woman known as va fICra ABOUT our s'reelS
We have learned tba. Flora Armstrong is a native
of Fishkill, and was born in the year 1850, con-
sequently, she Is now los years old; Notwith-
stanu'hH her 9real hge' FORA "ahss lpng Juurn,
~ oLtoin Tho nonons n rrnnnre Soma Ii,tIo ALI,
cacies to add TO her fare at the County House, at
which institution she has resided for several years.
-10"9@NeePSte fIeSS.
IN oeorgeto"n' u; "; July ~, betsey WI
t"n Sio DrVaosoI IT, - ." . ~ " III
and established by reliable data 10 wears: and It
nv years, that she was several years older than
the above represented her to have been. She
nursed the venerable Charles King when an infant.