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A witty and distinguished politician in daily
]. difficnlt to complete his "workn in the "third
house, al New Hayens as soon as be expected, and
teegfaphed to his wife, May stay until tomorrow
nigbtl" She answered, "Ephesians. 9th, 24th.'
"Matthew 24th, 44th, would have been a better
answer.
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THE FEMALE SLAVES OF LoHDoN.--The London
Weekly Times says that the yenng milners and
dfessmakefs Of that city are condemned to sixteen,
seventeen oreghteen hours Of toll out OF the twenty
four il each day and night. Their work Is carried
on IN crowded, unventilated rooms, where their
frames are kept bent at their labor until their ewes
ache and their limbs refuse to perform their duty
They have short and painful lie aud an early grave
In recent speech Lord shafsesbury said that many
OF these young women had been trained gently and
fendery, 10 delicate and happy homes possessing al
the virtues and tenderness that belong to the female
sex, aud rendered by those very characteristics more
70 the authority and tyranny OF those who are put
over them. His loriship adds that they have no alter
native between submission and the street door. and
then asks, lis the condition Of such young woman
one whit better than the condition Of the most wretch
Cd slave 10 the Southern States Of American ques.
lion to be asked.
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r.
2 RodsTad Co. New Orleans. La...... I'll. slilOO
VIM. J. Lancaster { 1T. ,ooo 10,
G. Brent Co, Paris Kentucky ls''. seq
sanii Bell Co., New Orleans. To-. 300
A. GanIer, New Orleans O.. 5000
A. Y. Jones, New Orleans ~. 50Q
P. A. Giraud, New Orleans. a.. 1000
Mcdowell Mills Co., New Orleans, 2l.. 1880
Sebastian oser New Orleans 25.... i25OV
A., n Ree ards s ss psass La g. laSS
Warneser ( KiTchioa, New orleans 20. 10, 90
Wm. Whann New Orleans. H.. 1900
NAPLES 4 Eusis New Orleans g., l10
E EfsiIi ds- SS5eHSS s SsT ro SS5t H. So
for Laura i. Corning New York ........... a.. 100,
Curtis Warren, Louisville Ky........... To-. 5000
Thos Fleming Philadelphia, Pa. ....... l30... 65 00O
Geo T. IeSiHss cashier in trasi Pals Ill g. 10
Quigey, Lyons 4 GO Louisville, ky.. 3d. l5g90
u Steele, Pres't, Rock Vile, Indiana.... l6. 5000
WIN, walker; IN tyasi for o.oo
NJ d. Wheeler, GAINESVILLE, Ohio ...,.....s.. l.. sos
SeeoedlyMr Gustsye CIuaai Of this city - a.. $4,000
Of his commercial firm OF A. Miilenberger
FOariSiy@ar VIM. G. g. Claiborne Of hi; o'''V0
Fi fig fios S. seri Of his ely. S. S. seSSS
sixthly-Mr. Victor Leeesne, on behalfof his
ST. @ a sssr Ss Is SS q e. a sSS
seyenthly-Mr. Alphopse Miltenberger, Of
EiFshs1@ 1ri.tde Mitsn6sise Of hi. o. low
Nniby-Mr IL Mcneil Vance, on behalf q iOVO'
his commercial firm of Byrns, Vance 4 Co,
rsats I John 4 Roberts, Of this city. To- sos
o. 10 I'M
which said ornaors,s In oir
inc IVA red an, tpas of Il,
III ~ ~ 81 " " gu y
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tnt;on dscsreG s, they have iaLe,t ,na ~ Ia
49,, a ~, - ~, ~ ~ I n :, ~
~. - 49,, ~ = 80 ~ ~ 49,, s' ~ IN S,t -
pen % ei.sr me snsie ne ePM soh o. s eou'nefn
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- PRIEsTLEY Il BEIN 80 AND 81 CAMP
H STREET, importers and Dealers in HARDWARE,
A CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE
D have well assorted stock Foreign and Domes'
tic Hardware Cutlery English American Bar Hoop Sheet
aud Boiler Iron, which they offering rates
eagens for Hfman Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron
manufactured At the Rolling Works the river
Their IRON by test has itself superior any
in the United States.
Are also of O. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell MaNufactorv
and Of New Jersey Copper Company. -
Wenve ths attention Of the dealers planters
chants ard the public generally large ana well
stock d2g Mott
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~NTN NEW FALL CsOODS-ARS NOR. u xA
~ TON III foydIas street, has just recei yed W.,
from Paris ana the North assortment of fA<1
FALL BONNETs Of every style, RIBBONs I'M. KJtaM
BhOlDERIES and FANCY GOODS to which sbe inviies y,
attention Of the Ladies and country visitors w
sJ- Old Bonnets cleaned and renewed Copntrv ordar.
promptly attended 10. '' ~. oa0is
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CoxioDoRE PoRTER AND GEsERA1 MonroN. -
When Commodore Porter last visited this city (New
York; he spent much Of bis time at the residence OF
the late General Norton who as all who remember
him know, was gentleman OF the old school, aud
man Of very agreeable wit and compliment. The
walls Of the Generals library were adorned with
various productions OF the pencil aud the gayer and
among them fullength portraits Of several naval
officers Decatur, cambridge, Hull, Perry, Norris
Lawrence and Others The Commodore expressed
big admiration Of the fidelity and effect OF these but
said they were too large.
I" intend to add my portrait TO your collection
shortly; but X suall be done in quite a different
style ~
/" Then you do not like these' remarked the
General.
Not exactly replied the Commodore " there's
entirely too much canvas
That is very singular objection for you TO
make, remarked the faeetous General, directing the
attention Of bis guests 70 small picture representing
the engagement Of the Essex with trigate aud soop
of'war, on Valparaiso, which hung in one corner OF
the room. f a very singular objection indeed, when
we have the evidence before Us that Il requires double
The usual quantity Of eanras to TAXI You n
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@ eEEN SEAL WINE.
Tor sale IN lots 10 suit the
a by
ms 4 CO.,
No. 20 Gravief street.
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Qufp PRo Quo.--A letter-writer from Italy tells
story Of display Of the right sort Of American.
i'm BY one Of our countrymen, in Florence. The
Church Of England has congregation there the ex.
penses Of which are paid by an admission fee OF two
panI4 demanded Of all who enter the church. The
receipts from this source being insufficient to provide
Tor the support Of the minister and sexton the YES.
try1nen Gall Eugsh) had 10 make Il up from their
own private purses. One OF the members resigned
and ~ American was requested to take his place.
Knowing very well the object Of the proposition our
connlryman, determined at least 10 make the best
bargain that no could and consented TO serve on con-
on that prayer for the President and his Cabinet
should be Inserted IN the service along with that for the
Queen and Royal Family. The terms were accepted
the new yesifyman was installed into office the
worthy Clergyman and the vigilant beade are now
provided for, and public prayer is constantly made
for the American President and his ministers on the
banks Of the classic old Arno--al the result of q
good Yankee bargain. Mobile Tribune.
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Spirect importation Dom Rheims.
'EAde. Orders received and trsnsinitte
A. A. NEH
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COTTON SEED-COTrON SEED-FoR SALE
- and in store superior lot Of Mexican and Boyd COTTON
SEED. apply to. WILLETT WILSON,
te2b On At Lusk & Cos, Ne Frontlt.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans.
BE remembered that This twelfth day Of January 1888
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
city Aforesaid personally appeared Thos
james Edwards, Secretary the sun Mutual
papy Of New Orleans who being duly according to law
do depose and that the above
correct transcript from the Books o. said Company.
THOMAS SIOO. President.
JAS EDWA Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me this ef day Of Janu-
AIRY, le5S. @. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Directors have resolved pay interest
Six per in cash. the outstanding Certificates of Profits
to the holders thereof to their legal representatives
after the second Monday in February proxmo Also
clare dividend Of Forty per the earned pre
ums of the Company ending sls December 49, for which
Certificates will be issued ald after 18th March next
THOMAS sLoo, President
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
IAMrs EnMARns sarretnrr
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TTNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
~ ORLEANS.
CASH OAPITAL-s25OOOO
The Union Insurance Company New Orleans Is now pre-
pared to take the usual FIRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at lnsir office,
This Company offers 10 insurers the Capital
Of Quarter Of Million Of Dollars permits The IN.
participate in the profits Of the Company upon the
TQALPRlNCIPLE--the receiving Scrip bearing per
cent interest, redeemGOe in -FOUR YEARS. insurers
prefer thHy receive return Of TEN PER CENT
upoQ the amount nj their premiums.
Al losses will be adjusted promptly and equitably
JULES DoLHoNDE Secretary
DIRECTORS
\. W OGDEN, Of the hrm Of 2. Cusachs, Brs. Co.
CARL kOHN Of the firm of O. Kohn Ryar.
L. +. GEN kES, Of the Grm OF Abat. Generss 4 Co.
VICTOR MAIGNAC, Of the firm OF V. L E. MaignAu.
NJ. j. ZUNTS of the firm of shaw cunts.
p LOBlI Of the firm Of Lobit 4 Cbarpentier.
JOHN DOLHOSDE. Of the Arm Of Martin Owen 4 Cobb.
A. GHIAPEILA, JOS. DEYNOoDT. as iy
MOT1CE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
IL COMPANY of New Oreaus have this day commenced
operations aud are prepared take Fire Marine and River
Risks At ihs usual rates.
DlREoToRs.
Geo W. West, R. p HINT
Jas. A. White, Nj. Musson
Evan }. Mccall, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
ID. Jamison, Pauln j. Martin,
Antonio COSTA, CesAire Olivier,
Omer Gaillard, John Eaton
D. Bouligny.
oMER GAILLARD, President
A.sCRETBER. Secretary. n2o Iy
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TINS BOOK OF JoB.--The Book Of Job is generally
regarded the most perfect specimen Of the poetry
Of the Hebrews. II Is alike picturesque in the de-
lineaton Of the individual phenomena, and artist
cally sklfal in the ddactic arrangements Of the
whole work. III all the modern languages into which
The book Of Job has been translated its images
drawn from the natural scenery Of the East leaves
deep Impression on the mind.
1.-THE Lord walketh on the height a. the waters,
on the ridges Of the waves towering high beneath the
iorco Of Tie windu The morning red has colored
fhc margins Of the earth, and sariously formed the
covering Of the clouds, the hand of holds the
yielding clay"
The habits Of animals are described, as for IN
stance, those Of the wild ass the horse, the buffalo,
fhe rhinoceros and the crocodile, the eagle and the
ostrich. We see pure ether spread, during the
searching beat Of the south wind as melted mirror
over the parched DESERT
The poetic literature Of the Hebrews not deficient
in variety Of form for, while the Hebrew poetry
breathes tone OF warlike enthusiasm, from Joshua
10 Samuel the little book Of the cleaner Ruth pre-
sents IA with charming and exquisite picture OF
nature Goethe, at the period OF his enthusiasm for
the East spoke Of II as the loveliest Of epic and
idyl poetry which we possess lHumboldt's Cosmos.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS

JAMES RORB CO., Nos. 80 and 81 CaInpstreet.
s. NICHOLSON eco Carondeetstreei.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Corner Camp and Graversreets.
JUDSON 4 CO., Corner Camp and Caualstreets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON 4 co. No. IS Canpstreet.
BENOIST. SHAW 4 CO., Nc. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER Agent,
CornerCnmpand GravierstreetA.
THOMAS II. BARKER, Corner Camp and GrRvierstreets
H. ". CONNER 4 SON, No. 80 Carendelet street.
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PREsERvED FIsH.-There are many stories in cir
culaton respecting this noted nancier who, in early
life, was sea captain.
One day his vessel was hailed by brig, when the
following Dialogue took place:
Ship a-hoy7 "
Halno ~
Who's your captain n
q Preserved Fish,.
Who r.
Preserved Fish,
The master Of the brig, thinking be was misnnder-
stood and wondering at the stupidity Of the opposite
party again applied the trumpet 10 his mouth, and
bswled out,
/" say, mister don't want to know what your
cargo is--but--suhot 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with requirements Of their charter, the
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
ment, via.
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June ~ S545tg5S 30
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THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated March 10, 1855
In conformity with the requirements Of Charter of this
Institution, the following affairs is published
LIABILITIES
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Gompany.Depo of Calliope and Glars
streets.
-fres1dentl
John Charles. Secretary
Office, corner of Union and St Charles streets.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
at Algiers.
~ resident
A. - segeT Vice Pres't.
80 .sss-ss ssa... .Sec
Office corAer st. Peter and Old I4evee streets.
NEW ORLEANS AND PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
CompanyDepot EysSn Fields streets
MI. Avery. President.
r H. Goodwyn..
Office, Nietorastreei, the depot.
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLLTON RAILROADS..
pot corner Bsronne and Perdido streets,
LAFAYETTE HoRSE-CAR RAILRoAD-Depst Is Ba-
street;
Circle.
George currie Duncan. President
Alberto. blanchard Secretary
Office, No. Is Ilaronne street.
MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD-Depot corner of GoodehI
dren and Eiysan Fields streets.
W. q. BLACKWELL Observation-Disclosures. Exeeuter
Office, No. 90 Common street
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 81 Camp street.
geo q hefgsr PRESIDENT
TEHAuN tEfEc COMPANY, As carondelet street
Eme Lasere.
Ia heyunser.' SECRETARY.
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~ and Key-S packages Cognac
brands Union Of the Proprietors ,
leyinN and "Larronde.n For sale /
GRATIAA, CT
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nder Custom House Lock
3randies, Of the following
L La Jarrie, - IF. A. Boz
lNDiaGERE & CO.,
- Cpstomhouss street,
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100000 shares.
ARTICLE ".

Lists of subscriptions shall be opened the times places
required by the Of said grants such times
and places the Directors may determine subscription
much Of said eight millions of cash stock may
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-03

poet the appreciation Of Heaven, is o problem, the
solution OF which, does not, we judge, reflect cred.
Il upon their Christian character. II places them
in a dilemma, from which they cannot DO ex.ri.
Gated by the metaphysical subtlcties Of false phi
losophy, OF the deceptive devices Of religious
jrgslery. Their condition either present, or
prospective, is, in 40 respect an enviable one.
II the revival Of religion just now 10 oil parts
Of the country, shall prove conducive to the
progress Of Humanity IN the right direction il
IL shall tend to the annihilation of Caste,
and the utter overthrow Of the sinful system in
which 1t originates We shall rejoice as heartily
6. any re in tic land, in its progress
Bot If those WIN embrace it still cling to their
earbarUus prein Il -. vote for wicked rulers tC
govern the natinn, aH1 continue to anaoint the fee
of the slave Power, We shall as cordially re
jhice when its spirit shall be Withdrawn, and thu
~sycitenent come to an end.
In conclusion. we call upon all the friends o
true Religion to see to it, that the cause of Coz
i. not d~isgraccd by the rece mt converts yokiu,
themselves to the Juggeroaut of Slavery, an,
dragging its ponderous weight over the prostrat
necks Of four millions of their fellow country.me
aud brethren
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ANTI-S SLAVERY >BUGLE.

only know from history that there were slaves
there.
Mr.. Clark-where is the history, and what IL
.itf
Mr.. Green-I think / can show it.
Mr.. Clark wish you would.
Mr.. Greon-A. the time of the separation from
Massachusetts of the province Of New Ham pshire
and at the time Of the State organisation, there
were some slaves in the limits Of it burders.
Mr.. Clark-Wben was it separated from Massa
chusettsf
MI. Green-Before the adoption Of the Constitu
ton of the United States.
Mr.. Clark-At what timer
Mr.. Green-I do not recollect the date.
Mi. Clark-Nor /, either.
Mr.. Green--Then there is no difference betweer
us.
Mr.. Clark-There is a difference about he date
New Hampshire never was u part Of Massacbu
sets. Maine was taken from Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Green-Maine was a territory attached.
Mr.. Clark-To whatf
Mr.. Green-To Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Clark-That is no, Hampshire. Ne,
Hampshire existed as a province under the King.
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NOT THE MEN.

The pio1s rogues described by our correspond
ent are not the men advertised for. They may be
just as disgrscefully proslavery as though they
called themselves Democrats. but Messrs Spear aud
Chapman cannot DO fairly called upon to pay their
promised reward.
FRIEND MARiUs: / noticed 10 tho Bugle of Feb
ruary 27th, that the Rev. james Spear aud John j.
Chapman Of Medina county, Ohio, members OF the
Wesleyan Methodist Church, offer Sc 90 per head
for each Buchanan Democrat that Is y member OF
that Church. | do not know Of such Democrats,
but | do know Of Republicans equally bzd thai
are members Of that Church, and il 1 make ii
appear. | clsiln the Sc 90, to he sen. to the Bugle
office, for the benefit Of tie cause it advocates.
At the October Stats election in 1866, the Yves
lcyan Me,hudists OF this county randolph, lndi
ans pretty generally supported the Republican
candidate for Representative to the State Legisla
ture when il WA noturiously snd openly declared
on the stump, ON one occasion in the presence OF {
Wesleyan Methodist class-ieader, that he would, i
elected, vote for Samuel W. Parker of this Con
grcssioi. al di.trict Tor the United States Senate, wh'
il ID well known, was a member Of Congress II
1850 and poted for Tic Fayihire Stare Law, after
wards defending his course and the Fugitive Slav'
Law, oil over this district, from the stump, agains
George Julian the freesoil candidate. If there j
anything in Buchanan Democracy more inconsist
eut. immoral and unclristian according to ,hei
own Interpretation Of tho christian code than tn
above. would like The Rev. James Spear AM
John j. Chapman, to make it avpear.
Yours.
TYRE r. PICKETT.
CEssvo )Rpo, Randolph County, Indiana.
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THE FATE OF JECOMPTON-How OHIO
MEMBERS STAND.

Col. Schouler, writing from w ,,b;no,on 10 Tho
says: ~ UNIV " 'ionu"y'
eaAih NOT weary you with the speculations of
o'ners' iepeak now what looks to me latter hear.
IN u" sues VIII be the fate of the Lccompton
~. :. VIII pass the Senate sure. Its fate in
NY .iJusels yet in doubt, Every thing depends
dsrmon ~ 'otes OF such men as MARSHALL and Un-
SCe ar " OF kentucky, and Gilmer, of North
Haroins; IL Is almost absolutely certain that
'hey VIII vote against it, and it they do. it's tale
W Ahe sangnine men are for meeting it
LUMP "nen it makes it's appearance in the
nUusg, anu not make any reference of il to a
.unnIt'ee at all; and l think it should be SO
aLo II mere be an anti Lecompton majority
u ,ne house, let that majority kill the bill the
nay ~ staiks down the aisle Of the new Hall
DoIuness IS the best and highest wisdom in emer.
now then, how do you think Ohio will vote in
uns matter! There lie doubt only in regard to
~ " yur deiegation, and that is Mr.. Pendleton.
~ . oi''meu Doth for and sgaint the bill, and
the truth is he is anxious to vote for il and sup.
Por.' ne administration, and he is afraid to vote
" y, lest Stanley Matthews. or some such anti.
recomptonite should s~upplans him, and push him
nom aus stool. Now, a man who will hesitate in
a case like this. or who will be governed by chan.
ces and not by principle, is unworthy the support
VI ~ people OF Ohio. Vacillatiun is wickedness.
""u "r' fehdieton is nothing but vacillation.
l an t1id on authority, not to be disputed, that
uonerai ourns will vote against ~LccOmpton. |
s"u 'ne honor of an introdu ton to him on Sa.ur.
asy he is chalked on the Anti Lecompton
piack'ooard, as sure against Lecomrion. We
sha'i soon see whether there Is any reliance on
words spoken camly and with reflection. Millev
VI .ne ohlllicotbe district, is the only man from
ONO WI" Is sure to vote for Lecum pton-all the
rest, l would say, are dead against it, were it not
LOT Ihe suspicion which attaches to tho names
81 Pendleton and Burns. Or the Anti Lecompton
democrats in the House, Mr.. Cox, Of our district
Is regarded as the truest and the best. He is in
earnest, and sinks or swims with the ship.
VI Senator Pugh, otherwise called Facts" he
says: "
senator Pugh has no position here on the uues
non OF the day. any more than he has in Ohio
a man who makes an elaborate argument in favor
OF a measure, and then concludes by saving hi
shall vote against what he has been adgocating
Is not likely to climb high in the political ladder
me Lecomptonites like his speech but d-n hi,
vote. The Antics like his vote. but d-n hi,
speech. The Republicans care for neither speech
nor vote, and less for the man; and thus Mr.
tugh. IN trying to execute this double horse act
has fallen to the ground.
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AN IMPOsTOR.
WEST ASD1vER, March, 26. 1858.

WEST ANplvER, March, 26. 1858.
FRIEND ROBINSON That bogus Stare. 70 fully
exposed ~ An impostor 10 the Liberator of Jan.
sth, (iAst) has made his appearance in this vicinity
having succeeded to some extent in flching from
the kind-hear;ed friends of tho enslavcd in West.
ern Pennsylvania, he was about sounding for
"materiai aid" in ''old Ashtahula." when told
that if n true man, he could be assisted to that
which was better for him, a free pass to Canada,
his true character revealed itself.
lie ia n light mulatto, supposed to be about %,
slender built. about S feet ! inches in height,
has India ink figures tattoucd ON each hand nea,
the thumbs. lie represents himself as being the
slave Of Hon Is. Thompson of Kentucky, that he
has spent the winter ia Washington and frum
there made his escape by way OF Philadelphia
and New York City to Dunkirk. where he wa. ar
rested and rescued lsst week from his master anG
the United States Marshal. lie claims to know al
about Washington City, the members of Congress
and must prominent public mtn, Horace Greedy
IN particular.
In haste, Yours,
J. +. WHITMORE.