Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27
miscellaneous Summary.

miscellaneous Summary.
The BuoLE can be obtained. every Friday, of.
Isaac Prescott, at Steert's Book Store on Main
street, Salem, Ohio.
"0LD WuIcs."-Mr. Bates, Of St. Louis, is given
as authority for a telling remark. Old Wings"
he is understood to have said, are n class of poll.
texans VINO take their grog regularly and vote
the Democratic ticket" OF this class there are
two eminent specimens" in Boston, viz, Messrs.
Choat and Winthrop, the former of whom discov
cred that the Declaration OF independence was on.
ly remarkable for its "glittering generalities,"
while the latter has just written q letter anuOun.
cling to the "rest of mankind that the Republican
Platform is not sufficiently National" for his pur,
poses. There is nothing in the Cause Of FREEDOM
that warns their blood or awakens their sympa.
thies.-4lbdny Erening Journal.
ABOLITION OF SLAvERY.-In q few months all the
slaves residing on the Island of st. Eustatius, one
of the West India group belonging to the govern.
ment of Holland, will be emancipated.
LIST OF CHURCHES IN New ORLEANs.-Christian
Spiritualists. l Presbyterian. 8; Methodists, 3 :;
Catholics. Is Episcopal, 9; Baptist, |; Congre,
gationalists, Lutheran, 3: Hebrew, l.
A young colored man named Weaver, disap.
peared from Harrisburg ome weeks ago, and has
not been heard of since. There is a strong suspi.
cion that he was kidnapped. The business of ab.
Quoting colo.ed persons and carrying them into
slave States, seems to have become quite common,
and 10 said to be practiced to a considerable extent
in York, Dauphin and Cumberland counties.
The Republicans, ii the late elections, have lost
ono member of Congress in Missouri and one in
Wisconsin.
The one hundred and twenty,sixth anniversary
of the birthday of Benjamin Banneker was cele.
brated in Philadelphia on Wednesday, the 10Th
inst. Benjamin Banneker-a slave in Maryland
was possessed of considerable mathematical abil.
tiles. lie made an almanac which attracted a good
deal of attention and led to a correspondence he.
tween him and the President of the United States.
M. H. Bovee, who, as a Senator of Wisconsin,,
was active and prominent in ~effenting the aboli-
ton of the Death Penalty in that State, lie about to
canvass the State of Illinois in advocacy of the
anti Capital Punishment cause. We bespeak for
him the regard and CO operation of the philanthro.
pists of Illinos.
ALABAMA PoLITICs. AN animated contest is 20
ing on in Alabama in relation to the United States
Senatorship between Governor Fitzpatrick and
VIM. l.. Yancy. Mr.. Fitzpatrick is the present in
cumbent. Mr.. Yancy is a radical advocate for the
revival of the African Slave trade. He is one of
the originators of rhe Southern League. The con.
tests is one of policy-one affecting the whole
Southern interests. II Mr.. Yancy succeeds, it will
be a triumph of the fre'eating school of of politi.
clans. The contest is becoming quite bitter.
SYRACUSE SALT.-Notwithstanding the general
depression. the quantity of salt inspected at syria.
cuse, N. Y, this year, exceeds the amount inspec-
ted during any previous year by about 200, 900
bushels. The aggregate for the season will be
nearIv z OOO 600 husbala nr | lu0 00O Iarrala vol,
we'd at 81 ZOO. coo. About one half the quantity of
salt manufactured in the United States is produced
there.
EMIGRArIoN.-Within the past summer and du'
ring the month Of October quite a number of fami,
lies and individuals have emigrated from the ives
tern part of this country toTexas and other Southern
States. The desire for trying new homes seems to
have taken hold of the people of that section.
This week a number OF families. comprising some
thirty persens. pulled up stakes and took up their
Journey for the Southwest to try new for tunes in
that quarter. Among those who ha We left from
time to time were som of our most valuable citi'
zens.-DanriNe Va Register.
A gentleman recently inquired of Governor Har
ris, of Tennessee, when he Intended to appoint q
day for Thanksgiving. I'D like to know what
the ID the Democrats have got to shank God
for this year." was the melancholy response.
RETURN OF SESAToR SUMNER. The Washington
National Era says that Mr.. Sumner will return to
the United States the latter part of this month,
and resume his post 10 the Senate at the opening
of the session of Congress.
Lieut.. Aowry has been chosen by the people Of
tho new Territory Of Arizona as their Delegate to
Congress.
A hiibustering expedition against Mexico, in
which men Of high position are concerned, is said
to be fitting out in Texas. SAN HoUsToN has
probably something to do with it.
ACCORDING to the Assessors returns from all
the countries it the State, the number of acres
planted, and the number of bushels gathered OF
Wheat and Corn, in 1857 was as follows whea,
= 1893, lat acres, and 25, 1897 GA bushels. Corr
-2,254,424 acres, and 82,555'l86 busbels.-Cn
Com. s4i sses