Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24

FTWNIlT lTNUTUTTg, WE CUTIVICTFU hist WVFK, vi TUV
Court vt Ceuotai SESSIONS, under an indictment
charging him with kidnapping. or inteigllng TO
kidnar =, a Tree cJlured u,an, IN this ely, IN the
month ut February last, taking him to the city Of
RlrhmVnd, Virginia. and there selling him IA II
slave. The DEFENDANT was represented by Mr..
Levi 5. Chaifeli and OK Judge Stuart. Mr.. Sedg.
wick, the Assistant District Attorney, conducted
the prosecutions. Tue Kidnapped negro. GeUrge
Anderson by name, was called to the STAND, but
he proved To ho nearly Az IDIOT, and could not he
made 10 understand tho nature Uf an oath. Oh
course his testimony could not be taken. Mr..
Raglan, of Petersburg, Va, deposed that he pur.
chased the negro at Richmond. of the defend Ant,
paying $500 ter him. Mr.. Davis. Of the same
place, testified that he was present at the sale,
and recognized the parties. Other witnesses prov.
cd that AniSrson WAS n free negro. aud had long
been resident III this city. Inc jury promptly
rendered 4 verdict Of guilty, when the counsel vi
the prisoner miyel fr n stnv Of proceedings. on
some ground not yet publicly stated. The qnes.
ti'n will b. consiicsed on the Last Ivy Of the term.
--AnH Sidrery Samdord.
GREAT AND GioRicUs -During The celebrated
administration OF Martin Van b iren. the Semi.
rules we're hunted With blood hounds aud every
Tree and enlightened citizen Of this great republic
whu resided III the neighhurhuUd ut Florida. went
u cunning after Seminoler srh ~ much freedom
rs he Went after snipes. With occas iOnnl inter.
walls az peace. the great Seminole war has cOhtiu.
ned up To the present time. at the end OF every
lew Wohihs, SipIiHI bulletins lSstie't from the
War Oghcc, have informed tho tdniring world
that Goa. Siand 81 with wonderful cIurngs aud
prowess hal succeeded in capturing so many
"qnawa, 81 many paphoses and So minv wigwams.
Colonel or Captain Brown was brevetted aud the
war vent on. IL rennined Tor the Clio riuus admin.
istratiun OF j imes Buchanan to bring this war tn
II close an. stop II further rtfn sion Of hlo1i. IL j.
officially announced that the Seminole war IL over
Billy BowIegs and twenty one others have aurren.
derei. This is probably the whole tribe, although
th"re may he u few -Guaws left yet.
This ~ another achiey sment Tor Mr Buchanan.
aud II comes very oppOr,ursly TO strengthen his
bands tor the %nflunus struggle against the M'r-
mons and their wives. Tho President in his
pride Of puwer may print TO the ac,Ie vements IF
his army against Billy Buwleg. and twenty one
other Indians and. feeling with Lear What 10 is 10
be great, m ~ waive his s.rptre Of straw abuve his
head AID rx"laim-"Every inch a king" Pits
bHry Gdsefc.
The Wash ngton correspondent OF the New
York Express s,y- thar although there were sew
eral Qiakers nnd Qrnk 'resscs at Mrs. GTinn's
bail. II Miss Pierce. as Ruth. and friend OF O.ia,
dinh. sruud firth most prominently. He saws :
"Rntb ionked and acted the :hara;rer admirably.
We teard Ier reproac ing her "irieni James"
(Bucli,unu) tor bis various btchSiiings. his con
tinued uh>tInacy in desiring to encourage frauds
aud slavery. far verify it was q pity I;at one
from such a quaker aud sully State should lie 70
lead a.trty bv the evil one. but indred. frienn
ohineS. we spirit VIII r1oVe me IN our next meet
ing To pray that thee Tav he turned from thv
wicked ways" With the Suanilrd~ this talented
iittie lady spoke their Snn"rous langulge. aud
with the French. pure Parisinn French. We learn
since that this sister RutE is native Of old Spain.
The Miss nri FREQ s ,ilers, em'nlicncd ard
animated iy t'eir sucress IN the Commercial and
pei teal capitals of th%t State, propose 70 try
their hand in the State election coming of in
August. The Jefferson City Enquirer, of the
10Th. SAYS:
OIL fpgyism is no more, tho charm is broken.
the deata knell is ringing in their ears They
nave lost their grasp in this county and city ~
hid farewell 10 the stand sill principle. and give a
hearty welcome to the party of progress and Ell
%terpriss. IL is one pleasure tn congratulate the
citizens of the State. the citizens ot our country.
md ri our littie Il ,uri .hin. civ. tlrit there is u
spirit in the land that luuk- innre u The progress
of the cmntv thu To the intrigue Of pIrtiz IN
wire VIZ king.
Lee the Union party all over the State look to
the interest Of t,s counrrv. and act II pnn the prin
,iIlc TINT will give rise To their alu.. and success.
sill croSn their efforts with glIry in August
next.
REV DUDLEY A. TYING had his right arm ampu.
lated in Philadelphia. On Saturday. as the only
apparent means uf saving his lie. Tue accident
hy which his arm "ns >" Injurgei ~ to tender
this sur:ica, uocfntiUn neieSstsy W, have ,ireliv
deferred IA, il having been caught in II srrav cat
Tor With which ne W - III ,kinI some OK ants.
Mr.. Tying has .ince lied Of his wound.
The people o. Kansas c"mplain because the
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