Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-03-19
Nlistclaneous Summary.

The outrage speaks for itself.
Mtlsfclaneous Summary.
From GEoRGIA.-Tho Mayor of Columbus. Ga,
has issued orders for the stationing of a police
man at each Of the churches, whose business it is
to arrest any person chewing tobacco, or smoking
and splitting on the steps of the church.
The Magnificent Opera House just completed at
Cincinnati, is said to bc tie finest in the United
States. 1t cost half n million, and will seat three
thousand people, with standing room fer q thou
sand more.
A bill has passed the Upper House in the Cana
Han Parliament to prohibit the salo OF intoXlca'
ting drinks between seven o'clock Saturday night,
and eight O'clock Monday morning.
The colored people of New Jersey have memo
rialized the Legislature to take steps to remove
the political disabilities under which they labor,
and more particularly for an amendment to the
Constitution, so as to give them the right of suff-
rage,
Tie remains of Ira j. Thurston, the aeronaut,
who met his death by his unfortunate ascension
from Adrian, Mich, on the 10th of September
last, were found about len miles north west of Tor
ledo, and about ten miles from the place of his
second ascent. The remains we're taken to Adrian
and fully identified.
The Boston Female College, at the close Of its
annaa' term on Weunesuny. G9n,TtreI u uegrse
M' :. upTu r. NJ RI NJ. A.
pmuy I'm Us * rri..I 4. II. ~
Pitcher, n. Y: Sarah A. Sheldon Wetherbee,
Charleston, Mass.
The Rev. Charles Beecher of Georgetown Is re-
ported to have renowned the doctrine of original
'ua' nen "io oofn p"f0" 10 Au"n' ~ 0''iS nv
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a southern paper THINKS that Mr.. opurgeon had
better 'indefniteiy postpone his visit to this hea'
then lana, II IL De true that ne mas PROMISED TO
40 MS oeSt oeiore ne returns u HAe'er n"i, 10
put a whip IN every honest mans mana 70 'ash
the rascais (oiaVe o"ners) nakeu through the
"oEio.
Fsubert, a young man Of color from Hayti,
obtained the highest prize-the prize of honor
at the cnncourse of all abe colleges in France,
emperor 'mmedin'eiy sent MN one huhureu ana
MY. h"ndSomeiy oouhd volumes' company oil
Natlohai ouaruS "ero d.spaucheu ~ wal. upon
MIN Win i" manu- VI music, anI no "ua lnVncu
70 aine, ana 0ld d'ne with the ri'n's'er OF fuoic
lnstTuc'on' SccuPying a pIa,e o1'"'eu n' "uy
ana rrinco NapoiGIh' DeslIes .ls young man.
TWO o'"oE young iiay'ehs "''o 'ooA pfNe''
u"y ~ IN noia"ale nvs.si.Iu'o w in..o1uv Ws
= o' '"o,th-muh b. n,rt NV " n ~
noAt' ~ 9"aa. ~ W .a"au. ~ '" =" 'ar1
lo"u DO p"s'rcnSoio a"y a".i w
PT""'o 800 "
'HA'n q passeuS0I. w o' go ~ any PH1t,
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IMPRIsoNMENT FOR DEBT IN RHODE BLAND
The report Of the inspectors OF the Rhode
Island State Prison states that nearly six
hundred persons were confined for debt in the
Providence County Jail during the year 1858, up
on which the Providence Journal remarks;
1.-The imprisonment Of 80 many men among fell
ons of the worst stamp is a disgrace to the State,
and the General Assembly ought not to adjourn
without providing some remedy for 30 great a
wrong. This system of m Imprisonment for debt is
a shame upon our civilization and a reproach up
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Certain students OF Croton Academy, Mass,
were guilty OF the heinous crime OF attending
with the consent OF their parents) a dancing
school and for this the "unco good" managers
OF that Institution suspended them. The Students