Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-13

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would advise me not TO stay during the ex-
chement. II was in consequence Of this
that was compelled to leave In ad,li-
lion to this, The conductor of the train M
on which the blind lady and her sister ar
rived, told us, in the presence of a number
of gentlemen, that the ladies' were not per-
miited to remain. Hs was asked If he
knew them, and upon replying that lie did
not, was told that they could not stay
there
eSr The Charleston, S. C. Courier con-
taps letter giving an account Of n great
excitement in Williamsburg. Two North
ern teachers, w. j. Dodd and X. A. p.
Hamilton, have been living as private teach
ers In the families of Messrs. Henry ID.
Shaw and 5. j. Bradley, for upwards of a
year; but since the Harpar's Ferry affair.
have become objects of suspicion. A meet
ing OF citizens was called, and they were
requested to leave. The gentlemen in
whose family they are, opposed the action
OF the meeting. as rejecting upon them.
AT subsequent meeting, it was determined
to permit the obnoxious individuals to re.
main until their present schools expire, cne
the lst, the other the 10Th Of December.
MORE Mon SrIRIr.--On Friday eve.
ming. of last week, the editor Of the Renin-
satdr Netcs, a most excellent Anti Slavery
paper, published at Milford, Delaware, re-
ceived an intimation that mob of violent
men were making arrangements to attack
his office and destroy the press and type.
The matter having leaked our, several sub
stantial citizens of Milford repaired 10 the
office, and volunteered TO assist in its de-
fence. The mob collected around the office
in considerable numbers, but concluded that
the movement was not popular enough in
that town, and retired, The attempt has
created much Indignation among the best
prriion OF the citizens Of Milford, who
know that the Neps is telling the truth
about slavery and, that mobs and all the ef-
forts of Slavery-ridden Democrats will not
stop the spread of such truths as it pub
lisles.
MEN OF BUSINESS OBLIGED TO ABAN-
DON THEIR BUSINESS Hashinqton, Dec.
S.-Ihirty-two gentlemen, agents Of New
York and Boston houses, arrived here to-
day from the South, and report the feeling
OF Indignation so great against Northern
ers, that they were compelled to return
and abandon their business. These gen
tiemen have been known for years as trad
ers in the South. They also report that
Northerners of long residence in the South
have been disfgured, and driven from their
homes.
Eleven business men who were on their
10 bt 4.
ing reached station in Virginia, being
turned back by Vigilance Committee.
They say the feeling in six of the States
through which they have passed, is very
intense against the North, and against the
continuance of the Union. oIs aam
Two persons, whose presence was con.
sidered undesirable on account of abolition
ism, were ridden on rail at Kirgstree, s.
c., on Wednesday of last week. One was
an old man, and the other young man of
good personal appearance. They were
carried about the village, borne by negroes
and compelled to sing while travelling in
| this manner. They were then turned loose,
They took the noon train for Charleston
but the other passengers refusing TO ride
with them they were put out of the train,
at ST. Stephens station. 5'a'
From Richmond Paper.
| SOUTHERN DIABoLIsM.-.The Wythe-
ville'(Ya Telegraph, thus refers to the
barbarous treatment of man suspected OF
beirg an Aboltionist, who was arrested in
Pulaski county, the other day
| 'One of the prominent citizens, aiding
as Judge, jury, and executioner, after or
dering him to be hung, coolly proceeded to
execute sentence. Having hung him till
nearly dead, he cut him down and gave
him breathing spell, and when restored
sufficiently to undergo another swing, he
was again suspended for few moments
After having undergone this process five
times, for each of the insurrectionists, Old
Brown, Coppie, Cook, Stevens, and IIaz
lett, he was permitted TO 90, but not unit
he had been admonished, If caught in tlii'
vicinity, he would have to take the sixth
and fatal leap. 1t is said in conclusion 0
the whole proceedings, that when thu
fellow got loose, he ran like a quarter nag
about 2:40, and that the treatment receive,
by this scamp is but an earnest Of the waJ
I - v.4sivars sssv- -I,z7Ftc q xWgupM xjlE
with al suspiciuas persona. IS
Il AboLIrIonlsTs IN TRoUnGG AKb TAI
j I'VE learn by private dispatch fror
Frankfort that one Caudy, and another ma
, by the name Of Fee, Abolition brethrc
from jackson, who we're tolding profrac
ed meeting near London, laurel count,
were iaired and featIered last Monda,
Their heads were shaved, hot tar poure
over them, aud then feathers were applied
-LouisriHe Democrat.
I ANOTHER TAR AND FEATHERS CAST
"A Scotchman named Sandy Tate, ha,
ing expressed himself rather too freely W
: on the Slave question and Harper's Ferr
: affair, ia the village OF Salisbury, Nor:
: Carolina, was recently seized by mob, an
!. iarrcd and feaihered, alter which he va
1 placed oPon feneesraii and carried TO
: neigllboring duck pond, where in the pre-
b ence of an immense throng nf people, B
D was ducked until he recanted- Upon b
p ing released, the poor fellow look TO b
heels, and has never been seen since.
: CO NorrnnF. Stearnss Of Grceniel,
!, Mass, a straish,-cat Democrat, was r
, Gently driven from Georgetown, s.
!. where he went 10 ell maps because
r was from the Norih.
Tia WAY ABOLITION EuIssARIEs ~
. TnE4TEp IS Southwestern VIRGIN
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