Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-21

same evening. The woman and her children are
still in the CT y. She is u fair mulntto, and her
children are perfectly white. They are left will.
out the means It support.
This is II mere outline of the case. rs it comes
to US. The full facts will be made public to NOR.
row."
Game is said 70 be unusually abundant on the
Allcghanies this year, deer being daily seen near
the roads, bear sigus in the thicket, and for those
who prefer it, panther is now said to be prowling
about on Cold stream.
Coon ESoUdH FOR AN ADoLITIoNisT.-We
noticed the other day the arrest of a man named
Howard at Bowling Green. KY, on charge oil.
negro stealing. lie is no " confined in Jail there,
and the Bowling Green Gazette, says, is mana
cled with rough, heavy handcuifs, placed tight
around each wrist between the wrist bone and
hand; aud ironed down to the 6ocr by each ankle
with tremendous irons, SO that he is CON pellod to
lilo still upon his back in tho dark and dreary dun
geons, without the use of either his hands or feet.
lie cannot survive more than three or four weeks,
and we understand the jaiior says, If not reliev'
ed from the heavy irons with which he il loaded,
he can not live more than two weeks. The Ga.
zette concludes
We, were opposed yesterday morning to hang
ing him by a mob, and are yet; but il he is to be
kept bolted down and handcuiled as he now is,
or hung, we say hang him as high as Haman, as
an act OF humanity. We know that in giving ut.
leTuHCe ~ ouCu SeDlll1eHIS we EXPOSE OuEHClNeA 10
the ccnsure and condemnation OF many who are
excited and Indignant, but we are confident that
when reason and sober second thought return,
what we have said will be approved even by those
who have ordered this character Of confinement
A man at augusta, Maine, bought d basket of
champagne from the State Liquor Agent for
governmental purpose" Upon being analysed it
was found to be Jersy cider.
a.. IL. .l,-.l II : r .'uE a.. NJ
garat Fox-is to lie baptised in the Roman Catho.
lie Church, Barclay street, on Sunday next. Miss
Margaret was one of the Rochester Knockers"
but several years ago separated from the rest, and
went to complete her education in Philadelphia,
where she has resided since. Mrs. Brown and
her sister Catherine, reside in a handsome house
up town, in New York, and are still protested
mediums.
PROPERTY ADRIrr.-Tho following is copied
from a hand bill circulated in and about the me.
tropolis of this great and free Republic. The fe-
lonious chattel who so reasonably jumped from a
stage coach while in motion, with his hands fast.
ened with handouts" twill no doubt aim for q
free State" says his master. What ingratitude |
What blindness Who can want further eyi
dence of the profound Union saving truth that -
negro ia not q white man p A white man, we all
know, would have put" for his old home, where
he could find a kind master to take care of him,
UT HlOI plOUiDIJ NOulu hofCl IL JumDel from
the stage at all, yet just see how this perverse
Niger misbehaved himself Tribune.
1920 Reward Ran away from the subscriber
on the l4,h of July, a negro named HENRY
lie is about 10 years old 5 feet 6 inches high -;
black. lie was purchased of Mr.. Lewis Having
Of Loudoun County, Va, by James Spinks. and
jumped off Of the stage about half mile above
81 Alexandria, with his. hands fastened with hand
cuffs. He will no doubt aim for a free State. l
: will give the above reward for his return to me,
dead or alive, no matter where taken.
JOSEPH BRUIN.
e Alexandria, Va, July IA, 1858.
e SHAREHOLDERS MEETING Ar The
g adjourned meeting for the protection of the slave
6 holders in porceshter county took place at Cam
= bridge, Nd, on Monday last. Addresses wer,
delivered by the Hon. James A. Stewart, Hon
Daniel NJ. Henry and F. w. Thomas, Esq. Reso
i lutions were adopted in favor of holding a con
vention of shareholders of the Eastern Shore il
order to adopt measures of protection. BaHimor,
" San.
e If we can rule in the Union let US remain
u Senator Hammond, alta public dinner at Ham
n burg, S. c., July %.
:. This sentence tells tho whole story. 1t is be
, cause Senator Hammond believes the South can
, rule as she has ruled, that he is opposed to pre-,
sent dissolution. What think the Free men oil
New York Are they willing to be ruled" bJ
South Carolina, and 80 become the Slaves Of Sla
very H-AD. EUe. Jour.
A Tennesseean, named J. P. Perkins, left the
Glen House, at the white Mountains, in great dis
gust, The other day, because he was rebuke8 for
? summODing the walters at the table BY d whistle.
Several other chivnlrous Southerners went with
r him, and got laughed at for their foolishness.
HARD SHELL BAPTIsTs IN GKoRGIA.-In eccle.
sias;ieai matters the Baptists predominant. You
will find their churches everywhere. There are,
however, not a few irregular churches which call
themselves Baptists, that are IA disgrace ard a re-
prOach. The anti mission element in them is
strong, and their predestination ideas are awful.
They practice feet washing, which is an ordinance
with them. Their church buildings are general.
ly erected in the woods, and most commonly are
Z without windows or doors. Their preachers are
of the "whang-doodle" sort, and play on the
harp of a thousand strings" We call them
Hard Shells Correspondent New York Ec
amiRer.
Why A DAILY PRAYER MEETING WAS ESTABLISH.
ED AT SARAToGA.-Saratoga was suffering as a
fashionable resort, until the expedient of estab-
fishing a daily prayer meeting was suggested.
The correspondent of the Boston Journal says:
The establishment of the prayer meeting has
done wonders for this place. Hundreds of relig
| iOuo hiiiic ~ hcIcl II "Ouiu HOb LhFo Cuule
this season had not the daily prayer meeting been
set up, and each morning the audience are told,
by men from the East, South, North and West.
that the fact of a daily prayer meeting induces
them to come and stay in this place"
THE SEASON Ar SERAToGA.-The same CORES
pendent says:
at is not true that gaiety and fashion have re,
ceiVed a check. Saratoga was never more gay,
never more brilliant, never more fashionable, new,
er more extravaganza. Dresses that 40, man can
number, brilliants that meet and dazzle the eye.
equipages, liveried servants, coaches, establish
ments, appear on all sides. But MS one of the
good people remarked, the Devil does not have il
all to himself this year,"
How MECHANICS ARE PArRoNIzEp IN rHB
SoUTH.-One of our exchanges contains the fol.
lowing interesting and pertinent information:
"The people of Weldon, N. c., a town of 600
Inhabitants, are evidently more Intellectual than
practical. They support a weekly newspaper,
but there is not q bootnor shoe maker within eight