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MCGuiFe's Tennessee Justice, Mag
iStrate's Guide and Business
Mans Counsellor.
IF YOU ARE A MAGISTRATE,


iStrate's Guide and Business
Mans Counsellor.
H YOU ARE A EsAGISTRATE,
1T TELLS YOU The origin Of your omce its duties and
what Crime is, who is capable Of com.
hitting it, and how it il punished, what
evidence to receive, who liable to arrest
1T TELLS YOU The meaning Of Law Terms in general
use, with abridged Law Dictionary,
and gives forms for Warrants Deposi.
TONS Writs, Ahidsvits, Judgments
stays, Deeds, Mortgages, Summons, &C.
HI TELLS What is Arson, Burglary, Rape Robbery
Treason, Perjury, Larceny Abduction.
Assaultand Battery, Conspiracy. Lew.
ness, ENDORSEMENT Bribery, Biga1ny,
Kidnapping, Extortion, Gaming, Usu
~, Crimes and Msdemesnors OF Slaves,
and how they are punished
IT TELLS YOU Your civil powers and duties iuryiie-
ton in civil cases, when Justice nav
act for another, and Of summary iuris-
dictiOn.
1T TELLS you Your power duties in case OF Re.
plevin, Attachment Forcbie Entry
and Detainer, when acting Coroner.
1T TELLS You The form Of procedure in criminal and
civil cases.
III YOU ARE CONSTABLE,
IT TELLS YOU The origin of your Office, its duties,
powers and liabilities, and gives you
forms for the Transaction Of all your
business.
IF YOU ARE IN BUSINESS,
IN TELLS YOU How to draw up Partnership Papers,
Agreements OF ali kinds, Bills Of Sale,
how 20 makeyour Will, how to administer
estate, how to draw up Bonds,
Mortgages, Powers Of Attorney, Bills Of
Exchange Receipts and Releases.
III TELES5K0U PoW to keep out OF Law by showing
you how to do your business legally,
thBs saving vast Of property
AID vexatious litigation By its timely
consultation.
Agents Wanted in every County.
Sent any address, post paid, the receipt of So.
r HAGAN a co.
sug25-w2m 1 College street, Nashville.
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Louisiana Sugar

n HOGSHEADS new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice srti-
~ Gle, to By steamer B. NJ Runyan Monday next
and for sale low for cash. MIZBLL. HOOPER CO.,
Nov l0-dd Nos and Market street:
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TWISTING to make other Investments propose 70 sell
Wv all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres
This perhaps, the most commanding Nash
Vile snd most desirable country residence The house will
be with y or IS Of land purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
Known as Sims Tract situated on the Smith urnpike fold
Lebanon road) within three miles Nashville containing $50
aeres soil good, it well vutesd and tim r5 and can
be divided into small tracts OF twenty and upwards
hich admirably adapted for country residences market r
aens and dairy farms. Also that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on sane road occupied b Z c. Mechanical d forerlv
owned by Thos Harding, containing about $50 sccs Ths
plsceis s. we'll known reed further Sesripo II will
$50 be divided TO suit purchasers. 7. cCsmb viii ,bov
tbese plsues any Sho viii cal.
All the above property viii be sold on rY aud
on A credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Apply 70 v S. Lindsey Nashville or to either ~ hs N,
.. iersignde, THOS. Q. hcCAMPBELI.
SIX miles Nashville,
J. A.MCCAMPBELL,
mhM Nashville
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SOUTHERN TRUNK hANUFACTOdi
Fassett & Crossman,
NO. 81 MARKETSZREET, NASHVILLE, TENN,
anufacturers and Nholesale ana Retail

anufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET BOXES,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, dc.S &c,
nESIRE to call The attention Of all those in want Of any
thing in line, shoesale resil) to examine our
before purchasing elsewhere, confident that
sell low other house in the city Our stock is all Of
manufacture made Of the best materials and
first All admit the wisdom Of buying
made hoe in preference buying hst made AZ the Fart
pressly for jobbing.
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladies' ooi
PATENT TR q TX FOR LA ID ES 4.
Ihs compartments for Bonnets Dresses ParssO Brushes
and waterproof compartment for sponges OILS, &C.
All kinds OF Trunks made order, covered repaired,
rtnotice Give call at at 81 Market street, doors
South Of the Square. EASSETT 81 CROSSBIAN
mayl9-dktWly
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A Good Farm for Sale,

UMTE offer for sse the place which Coleman has lived
"a since 1858, and known the Rogers land, lying
Dickson county Tenn partly the stage road
within one mile Wiamsvile, and three miles Of
willie and Northwestern Railroad healthy, pleasant and
u part OF Tennessee Said land contains about hundred
ana ninety areseghy cleared and about hfy
good clear good state Of cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses out houses. etc Also, good
orchards and several falling springs Of excellent water
tmbered can certainly be made Of the most desi
stock Of country We promise
bargain will sell Ter cash. time with inter
further information call james McNeilly who
place. undersigned at FoElers Landing,
] Tennessee river BYRN l. BROTHER.
/ JHi5A and -aHtyicqH copy, and charge AddOcdse.
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Look Here! I!
ALL DRESS GOODS
SELLING
Regardless of Cost
Those not yet supplied would do to examine em
are determined to close them out for FORMATIVE CAN GET
II. c. mcNAIRY q CO.,
julyal-a NO. 50 COLLEGE 8zREEz.
VIZ n. Drsnu rs, DAVID nrszUrrs, s.u.rAAnAR.
FARBAR, DIsMUKEs a. CO.,
Dealers in all kinds of
BOOTs, SHOES, GAITERS
TRUNKS, VALUES, &c., &C.,
A. b. RObertsen's stand.
NO. as COLLEGE EET,
NASHVILLE,
a
BOOTS, SHOES, &C.,
for Fall and Winter that has ever bean brought to Nashville
We invite all friends and the public generally cal
on Us. IS we will sell them very log for CASH
sep6-d PAREAR, D1SMUKEs & co.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSU RANCE COMP ANY,
CAPITAL sI0O,OOOI ALL PAID IN.
~ Nil
VETILL take risks against Loss Damage by Fire Build
Wv ngs, Goods, Wares and Merchandise generally Also,
loss damage by Seas and rivers to and
ALsO-Rsks on Negroes against the dangers the River
DIR ORS.
AK FAL!y VT B4RY,
JAMES WooDs, JOSEPH EDwA2DE,
R c. McNAIRY, IRBY MORGAN,
ALEXANDER PALE, President.
JAMES WALKER. Sec etsry. sugl7.
THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtypeS, AmbrOtypeS.
MELAINOTYPES,
AND PHOTOGRAPHS. |
OA, Union Street next door to Vessel ThOmpsOns
Il. f. SALTZMAN,
(ILTz OPERATOR AT HUGHES eALLERY)
HAVING fitted up rooms as above exclusively for that
branch Of business prepared to receive the ladies and
he highest style of the No expense has been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and most
improved apparatus
nityes ali who want pictures give him CALL pledgng
abstraction in every case
Il j7Entrsnce next door (West) TO Vessel Thompson.
ms T. ?, sALTZMAN.
INSTRUMENTS.
FJHE undersigned have for sale large assortment of
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
every variety, style and price, to which the attention Of tn
MEDICAL STUDENTS
q respectfully invited. Also
Frof Paul +. Ewes Pocket cases.
Mays
" sythotonny Gases
&" " TOurnquet.
together with very large stock Of Amputang obstetcal
)entcl and Trepannng Instruments Of ell kinds
RAINS 4 BROWN, |
Wholesale and Retail Agents for the sale Of the celebrated
rieman Instruments in Nashville sep98
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Ii. A, FahnestOek's VermifugC

TPThis Safe and EffectuRl Remedy for
Worms extensively used by regular physicians
any proprietary medicine whieh has made its
pearsnce in the United States.
1t 10 used with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
who attained all Middle, Western and south
ern States
The great Of its popularity the fact that nothing has
yet discovered which be substituted in its place. and
that may without any fears the
suit Its perfect safety recommends it to every parent II
secreed within the system, it will speedily expel them
fail order obtain the genuine article
purchaser should his guard and look we'll to the nitiss
the bottle AID wrapper and be particular buying
B. A Fshnestock's Vermfuge and no other. noV4-wlm
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RENEWABLE At PLEASURE,
One Square, one year, s30-Eaeh additional Square, slo
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per Square the first FTT CENTS
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published in both the Daily Weekly, will
be charged the full daily rase with half the weekly
added
7rGnsteas Advertisements ss BE- paid for at tAs time Of
i1sertion.
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Fresh arrivals.
KUsT RECEIVED BY RAIL ROAD DIRECT FROa
81 Baltimore and New York.
50 hhds Sugar-all grades
$50 bills refined Yellow Sugar;
100 bags Coffee
900 bags Rio Coffee
- bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
10 hlf chests Imperial and GunPOWder Tea
40 hlf chests Black Tea;
- bbs New MAckerel;
so cases Oysters;
100 boxes Fire Crackers;
1875 dozen Brooms;
100 boxes German Matches
100 boxes Virginia TotsccO
so boxes Ground Spices:
Which offer together with great variety Of Goods
line, to the trade, very low for Cash.
LANIER PHILLIPS & co.
seplAH No. 80 South Market St
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HURNSEDE'S PURE OLD MONONGAHELA
Ky WHISKY.
ENONSClENTIOUSLY distilled by Mr.. JAMES BURNSIDE,
~ OF Agany County Pa in the old fashioned way,
from the choicest Rye, and in offered adapt
ed 10 wholesome use by II is the ps2tabe,
as 1t emphaey the pures beverage in the Of pub
hc 20 the Invalid 10 those health commends itself
Its unryaled qualities smulsnt safest Eurest and
most beneteent description For sale barrels kegs
pat Hp in cases Of one dozen bottles each.
Celery & STOCKDALE, Proprsnrs,
- Walnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
NM q. CONNER, Agent,
925 PennsylVeais Avenue, Washington City, D. c.
@. & X. n. WHITE, Jr., Agents,
octl-dam 81 Cedar Street, New York.
AEPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
JUST RECETFED BY
sepI9 JOHN YORK q co.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings On Miss. River.
usGO NEW ARRANGEMENT. (Is6D
MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS Z. g. MAIL
p a OK ET lin BY
The Splendid boats Of thus new Line win
leave Memphis and N. o. as heretofore
| ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY Packets.
REPUBLIC, INGoMAR,
Capt. A. Baird. Capt. J. D. Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
J. sIMONDS, IMPERIAL,
Cspt.J. +. Hicks. Capt. C. s Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAST, H.R. W. HILL,
Capt. A. R. Irwin. Capt. 7. H. Newell
These Memphis with the Railroads from that
point their respective days LSye Memphis on
Tickets by all the Roads in connection with this
line, recognized good Passengers can ar
business pleasure may require For freight passage apply
| on board or 70 THOs. H WILLIAMS & co.
Geul FIT Ag'ts, No. 3, Howard Row.
septis-d4m 'NO L. n AT Agents me New Orleans.
/ THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
ON Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commence
running e9d day July. in close connection with
the Express Trains the great Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah, during the business season.
jaiysstG E. w. COLE, Superintendent.
A Card to Families,
VNTE have on sale a fine Brett Carriage, second
! superior BarOuChe, second hand; One large Family
Carriage Fine second hand PianCSs good
makes All Of which will sold very CHEAP 70 close
sep2O No. q, Central Auction Rooms, College street.
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(sUCCEssoRs EDWARDS, GIKKRsON & co.,
NNTILL continue Wholesale Grocery Forwarding
w Commission business at the old stand College and
Church streets. julyl5-u
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FIREWORKS, TORCHES,
FLAGS, DECORATIONS and
FIRE BALLOONS
In any quantity at LUoKS,
Ney3-u As, Union Street
SEALED pROp0SaG.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

ET1LL be received the Office Superintendent until ii
w o'clock, N, November 10th for the Drsysge Of the
Nashville Chattanooga Rail Road for the ending Nov
LIST, 1861. E COLE,
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Gbs 9asbhiIls duipu ann 5msritau.


TEN LINES Oh LRss CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN TEE DAILY.
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a ENC Article.
Bacon, Flour, az

~ BOXES English Dairy and Western Reserve Cheese,
a Just receive direct the Diaries, and for sale By
noVl BENZ. T. SHIELDS & co.
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InsOIvent Notice.

Agents Wanted in every County.
Sent to any address, post paid the receipt So.
Z. HAGAN a co.
auR95-y2m College street, Nashville.
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stoves, Crates, Castings!
LII cur stock Of these articles in the house, No. College
N street, we are disposng Of at cost. I; you want
COOKING STOVES, for Wood or Coal;
WROUGHT Iron STOVES,
HEATING STOVES,
CHURCH STOVES,
Or other kind of Stoves low prices FOR cash.
novi-tf MACKENZIE x MINCUIN.
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NED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW DIRK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of II.
ustra.iOns. Just Published, for sale Whole
sale the cheap Book Store A BRADY q Ann
Street. New Yorks Price twenty-five cents EACH or any
for one dollar, or the whole eleven for two dollars.
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IFFoB Five DOLLARS If you do not desire to spend
larger sum, will publish your Card in Directory style,
given below, and in choice position columns
year, for FIVE DoLLAss, ADVANCE.
Sample:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07

Resolved, That the last Doctrine proposed by
Republiconism, and inculcated in the New York
Tribune, and the late speech Of Senator Wade in
Congress, end recommended by the late Republi-
can Convention in Missouri, and it, various other
Republican sources, of coloniziug the free people
OF color in some remote region, or at all events
outside the common pale Of humanity, that so, in
the signi6caht words Of Senator Wade, 'Ue may
hear no more of negro equality in Tie North,' proves
that party proscriptive and cruel in the highest
degree incapable Of comprehending the true &C.
Mus and spirit Of human freedom, and conse.
quently wholly unfit to be entrusted with its in
terests.
And If you will pardon another little imperti-
nence in ME, l will venture TO suggest that you
publish an article on the same subject from the
German Pionier, translated for and inserted in
the laot Liberator. | never read it till this NOR
ming, but it seems to me worthy the nation Of
Fichte and Herder and Hegel. Would to God
KnoO NothingiSm knew ent ugh MOTIF restrict the
emigration of such men and minds. We could
barter every political Editor in the land Cor ont
such as the writer of tn article to which ] have
referred and mahe fortunes by the bargain. Blu
my letter is already too long.
PARKER PILLSBURY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07
A N IRRITANT.

The General Conference Of the NJ, E. Church
NORTH which will be hold in Buffalo next May,
is looked to with great interest by the members of
that religious body, for the impending crisis for
which many have been preparing, will descend
upon them. aud the Church will either take &
higher position in relation to slavery, or become
hopelessly chained to the bloody car Of the pecu.
liar institution the Jugernaut Of American
heathenism,
The ant'-slavo-y methodists are determined to
do what they can to reform their cLurch-to make
it first pure, then poaeeablo' even though ;hey be
denounced as schismutics, and troublesome fell
lows in Israel. The conservatives, on the other
hand, seek peace lrst, and then purity, pcfchance, il
it can be obtained without disturbing the peace oil
the Methodist Zion. Some Of these arc beginning
t, feel that to act altogether on the defensive, is
not 50 advantageous l. position 60 they might
adopt, SO a proposition has been started 10 ro-unite
the Northern and Southern branches Of the NJ. f.
Church. TO this there would seem to be no serious
objection, 20 long as the theology, the morality
the policy, and The fraternal feelings of the two
divisions are 50 identical "a now. Does the
Church South extend over Southern territory ?
% uueS the ChnTch North, even TO the uttermost
parts Of Texas. Does the Church South refuse to
make sl&veholding a bar to Christian fello vship ?
So does the Church North. Has the Church
South slaveholdins members ? So has the Church
North, and is ready to receive as many more Of
she can get. Does the Church South have slave
holding PREACHERS ? So has the Church North,
Why ia the name Of common sense should moi
these two be one There are more and better
reasons for reunion than there was for separation
Though they have been divorced, let them agar
be married. though it would be we'll to alter thu
marriage ceremony so as not to have it declared
What God hath joined together, let not man pu
assunder,' seeing that some other Being would
most likely preside at the Union.
Should the reform ars be defeated at Buffalo, an
the church determine to pursue its old pro-slavery
course, those who love the organization better
than humanity, will stay in 1t. They ought tC
do so; it is just the place for ihem-,ho Jericho il
which they should tarry until their beads grow
But the lovers Of God and man will leave it; and
in some other way than through a pro-slaYery CIR.
ganization worship their God, the Father of man
and labor for the redemption of their brother,
the Image Of GJd.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

it shall break the magic spell which has converted
Gods human image into dumb dogs.
Philanthropic politicians may talk Is they will
about it being the FIRST dAty of the State to protect
all the jewellers upon her soil, but when her vot-
ors and her legislators have agreed not to do it,
aye, and s'corn not to do il, it is vain to expect
them to violate their oatas so long as they believe
il will pay to keep them. The first political duty
of such men is to sever their connection with the
FederalGo and thus place themselves in a
po%sition to consistently enact a Personal Liberty
Bill if they should think that such a Bill would
then be needed, But il Ohio should ever take
back from the South the promise she gave in rela
ton to the rendition Of fugitive slaves, we suspect
her people would fpd there was no more need Of
special enactment to protect her citizens agaius
the incursions of Virginia slave c%atchers, thar
against those Of Algiers. Each man would be
law to himself in either case, and The sword OIL
tho bullet would be the probable language of it
enactment
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07
Saved

The threatened Union has again been cetented.
A fugitive slave Who was captured in Harrisburg,
was brought before Judge CadwaIlader Of Phila.
delphia for trial, and by him adjudged guilty of Qe-
ing held to service or labor in Virginia, under the
laws thereof, and accordingly remanded. An in.
~effectual attempt was mado to rescue him but
instead Of giving to the poor fellow the liberty
which the Declaration Of Independence says
belongs to him, ten Of the attempted rescuers were
arrested and committed to prison. This will
furnish business to the u. S. Courts, and add
another to the many illustrations onr history
furnishes of the kind of blessings the North
derives from her iil-assorted union with slave
holders and despOts. We shall learn the lesson
in time and though it may require many a fog
ging to beat it into our brains, the South is no
whit inclined to spoil US by sparing the rod
Lay on Nc Duff"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07
JOSEPH A BUaDALE,

The ehildren's friend, from Longwood, Pa, pass,
I'd .hsoUsE Salem the ID inst, to Cincinnati and
other points at the West. During the last few
years he has held meetings and conventions for
the little folks, in various parts OF the country,
which often have been attended by overwhelming
numbers. Daring the past winter he has spoken
by invitation in Presbyterian, Methodist aud other
churches to Sunday School scholars and others.
Last Sunday he addressed the Sunday School
at New Brighton, in the NJ. p. Church, and deliv-
cred a religious discourse in the evening, end is
invited to address the Sunday School again on his
return. Letters will reach him as late as the % tn
of this month at Richmond, Indiana. /.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07

CAssELt's ILLUSTRATED BIBLE.-We have re-
ceived the 2pd part of this work, which, Ike its
predecessor, is Oopiously illustrated, and is printed
on good paper, and with clear and handsome type.
The publishers Of the above also issue in nuln-
bers on the LIST and 18th Of each month, CAssELl's
ILLUSTRATED NATURAL HIsToRY, which is divesteG
Of technicalities, and while written in q style
that is readily understood, comb;res with scientific
instruction, many interesting facts in relation to
the character of animals in their natural, as well
as in their domestic state. Our little girl, who
lays claim to both these publications, declares that
the Natural History is intensely interesting
Published by Cassell, Peter & Galphin, 81
Park Row, N. Y. Price Is cents per number.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07
FIVE SPLENDID STRAWBERRIES.

HO0KER,-Vory productive large, beautiful
aud Of UNEQUALLED QUALITY.
WILSON'S AEBANY,-ExceedinSly productive
fine for market.
TRI0MPHE DE CAND Immense size; splend,
id appearance, and high flavor.
PYRAMIDALCH GILLIAN, Very handsome ; pro.
ductive. hardy and good favor.
LARGE EARLY SCARLBT,-Tho earliest
productive, and excellent.
As it is impossible to secure all Tie ezcellencies
Of this most popular fruit in one variety, We offer
tho above as comprising, in five sorts, the various
points desirable. dl
We again confidently RECOMMEND the
HOOKER, rs by fur the best for family use if 90.
ly one sort is to be planted-combining G. greater
number of excellencies than any other variety.
tag All of the above have perfect. flowers, and
will produce excellent crops, if planted singly OF
together.
PRICE. -(Securely packed to DO forwarded by
expressly ..,
or 100 plants ofnnv of the above varieties, 500
" 100 " 90 or each variety, S.e'
" 500 " 100 of each variety, 49,
1" 1000 " Of the Hooker, 100
IL. p. HOOKER 4 CO..
COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,,
Rochester, n. Y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07

BEoFUREs ON EuE Holy LAND AND EoYPr.-Mr.
Marks will deliver a course Of four lectures in
this place upon the above named subjects, COM
msncing on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. From
a copy Of the programme Of his lectures in Phil
a%dalphia, ws should judge that his discourses
would be interesting, it the speaker possesses the
ability to do justice to the various points which
would naturally presont themselves to the travel
er's attention, AID We have no reason to doubt
his qualification for SO doing.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-07

CoLoNIzArIoN.-At a Colonization meeting in
Cincinnati, a COMMITTEE was appointed to further
its object, and it was suggested that the colOred
people be requested to appoint a similar commit
tee for cooperation with it. But the papers state
that "Mr. Gordon, a colored man, threw cold
water upon the project of African colonization, by
stating that the intelligent colored population Of
the city were totally opposed 10 colonization ID
any shape, and that it would be useless to appoint
any committee. las had been p~rOPOsed) to cooper
ate with them"