Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-27
miscellaneous Summary.

The Pittsburgh Christian Advocate, after review
ing all the proceedings relative to the late execu
ton puts the following:
"Quers: May we not question the propriety o
capital punishment? How much better for al
concerned had these two murderers been quietly
consigned to the confinement, the labor, and TIT
moral instruction o: the Penitentiary!
A Missouri, SpuRoEoN.-During a late reviva
in the Baptist Church at Lagrange. Missouri, &
lad II years old, who had acquired some notoriety
in the town az "A theatrical performer. joined The
church and prepared himself for the ministry
lie has recently been licensed, and has entered or
his clerical duties, and so wonderful are bis pow
crs, that the whole community is in ecstacies with
bis efforts. When he breaches, the church IL
crowded: persons from all the country round abou'
flock to hear him, and the oldest veterans declare
that they never before listened to such thrilling
eloouence. The name Of the "boy preacher" il
j.. B. Fuller.
The New England Courant-Benjamin Frank
Inns newspaper-in 1926, contained the following
advertisement:
just published and sold by the printer hereof
Mn HOPED ETTICoATs Arrayei and Con
'dcnned By the Light OF Nature aud Law OF God
Price Sd.
THE RiGHTs OF WoMAN.-The Committee o
the Massachusetts, Legislature, to whom were re
ferred the petitions of a portion OF the women o.
Massachusetts, protesting against being taxed
while denied representation, and asking to be poll
tically enirauchised, have granted the petitioners
two hearings through able advocates. \ the frs
hearing, Samuel L. Sewall, Esq, DIR. Harriet Il
Hunt, und Wendell Philli pa, were the speakers
and at the second, Mrs. G. II. Dali and Rev. I
w. Higginson. The subject was very ably ant
thoroughly discussed.
=. A CANDIDATE FOR MAYoR.-A stump candidate
for the Mayoralty of Galveston, Texas, announces
himself in the papers as follows:
BY INDUSTRY We THRIVE. IT. w. B. Odam is
the working mans candidate for Mayor. at the
election on the first Monday in March. He is not
the tool Of any clique or party. He is a democrat
Of the Jetfers0uian school, believes in a Supreme
Being. accepts Of holy writ, submits to the laws
Of his country, and takes physic when he is sick,
Balance from the stump when called on.
Among the deaths reported in New Orleans, for
the first week in January, 1858, were two of mu'
latto women, whose ages were respectively, one
hundred and one hundred and one years. The
Picayune says: at is a %somewha remarkable
fact that all Of our longest liveTs are mulattC
tpomen."
CANAL BANK OF CLEvELAND.-The over-issue
of the notes of this Bank is accounted for by the
Ohio State journal. on the ground that the Bank
sent S20,302 of the notes to the State Treasury,
in Breslin's time. to DE destroyed; that securities
to that amount were delivered up to the bank, and
that Breslin, instead of destroying the notes, put
them in his pocket and used them for his own pur.
poses. This furnishes another instance Of the
q, readiness with which a ~locofoco of6ce-holder tax es
to plunderipg.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20.-The Independence CORES.
pondent of tho Republican under date of the 10th,
saws: The Salt Lake mail arrived last night. Con
dnctor Beaver reports snow from one to six feet
deep on the mountains. The weather wasextreme-
Iy cold. lie left Camp Scott on the LIST Of january.
The troops were in good spirits, and earnestly
wishing for good weather and reinforcements, so
as TO make a descent on Salt Lake City.
From Mormon prisoners and struggling Utah In
dams, Col. johnson was kept we'll advised of the
movements of the Saints. Active preparations
continue Tor resistance to the troops in the spring.
Their municipal regulations arc very st!.ingenti