Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-01-28
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

TIL Il ANTI-SLA
mitted to Jail. lie processes to be q minister Of
tho Wesleyan persuasion of Mothodists. lie is
about ~sixty-6vo years Of age, SIX feet four inches
in height, and weighs 275 pounds. lie is said to
be a man Of sense and ~shrewdness, and calculated
to do great mischief.
Another Abolitionist Of tho name of Turner
an old man-was arrested and tried at Greensbor-
ough, on Tuesday last. 1t was proved that he had
sold and circulated Helpers book. lie gave bond
in $4,000 to appear and answer at the next term
of the Superior Court OF Guilford county.
And still another Southern man of Northern
sentiment, named Geo. W. Vestal, has been re-
at the next term of the Chatham Superior Court
Richmond Paper.
SAcKING OF THE House OF JoHN UsDERwooD.-
The Tribune says 1T will DO remembered that
we published, some weeks since, an accoun. of the
sacking Of the house of John Underwood, of
Clarke county, Va, and tho assault aud wounding
with a bayonet Of one of the women Of that neigh
borhood who resisted the entrance Of tho brutal
sUldiery into her house, and was thus disabled, in
defence Of herself and daughters from The licen-
tious and drunken forces Of Gov. Wise, In the alb
sence of her husband. We now learn that this
woman was the wife of Martin Feltner, a tenant
Of Mr.. Underwood, n v worthy member Of the Meth
odist Church, and the mother of fourteen living
children-ten sons aud four daughters. We are
glad to learn that a contribution is to DO made BY
our CT liens as u testimonial to her courage and
virtue.
ANOTHER IIARPER's FERRY VICTIM Jerry, q
slave, belonging to Col. Francis Mccormick, of
Clarke Co., Va, wac tried in shat county last
week, by five magistrates, on a charge of plotting
and conspiring with slaves to rebel and make an
instruction. lie was found guilty, and sentenced
to be executed on Friday, the 18th of February.
A slave proven to have uttered nsurrectionary
sentiments was sentenced to be sold out of tho
State. 1t seems that the negro was tempered with
by q man happening to pass along where Jerry
and another man were at work, drawing him out
to make confessions which probably he never
thought of before, and then informing on him.
The affair was not very c~hivalric.
ANOTHER CASE OF PRoscRIPTIoN.-Dr, Case. un-
recently president of an Alabama College, ar
rived at the Gibson House. yesterday, with his
lady, en- route for New York, having been compel.
ed to leave the South by the present proscriptive
policy of the chivalry' towards Northern men.
Cr. Case has a fourishing institution just organi-
zed at Salem, Ala, for female education, with
engaged fer the year, oil of whom are
thus thrown out of employment, while he has been
compelled to abandon his enterprise at much sac.
'ifce. In this instance there was no ~pretence
made OF any 'Abolitionism,' nor had DR.. Case ex-
'resse1 any opinion unfavorable to the peculiar
Institution, - Cincinnati Guzeue.
ARRESTED FOR TALKING WITH A ~NEoRo.-Thomas
Morgan a youngster about twenty years of age and
railing from Rhode Island, arrived here on
morning last, and was srested and Gagged
or being found in conversation with o negro
'bous the late Harper's Ferry raid and the exceu-
ion of John Brown. When called before she
Mayor yesterday, Tom pretended to be innocentl
'fssil bad jutentions, and was sorry for what he
done. Tho Mayor held him in custody as q
suspicious character, to give him On opportunity
to show who he is, and what is his business
Richmond (Va.) Dispatch, Jan, 4M.
MISSIONARIES IN TRoUBLE.-The Independent
states that the Rev. George Candee, Rev. VIM.
and Robert Jones, Missionaries of the
American Missionary Association, have been ex-
PEELED from jackson county, Ky after having
their hair and beard shaved, and tar put on their
heads and faces.
LYNCHING AN IRIsnMAN.-James Powers, an
l%rishman, a stone cutter by trade, in an unguar-
uei moment, under The influence of liquor, express
his dislike of working with "niggers." For
this be was whipped thirty-nine lashes on his bare
back, stripped. tarred ant featheIed, and sent
North on a vessel.
HoRRID MuRDER.-They seized u young school
teacher at Columbus, Miss, q short limo since.
tarred and feathered him. bound him hand and
to q log, and set him adrift in the Mississippi
river, and he has not been heard from since. He
was suspec ed Of entertaining Abolition tenden-
cies.
lNcENDI,RY BooKs.-An agent soliciting sub.
scriptions to Flectwoo1's Life Of Christ was ro-
Gently tarred and iea,hered in Alabama, and a
gentleman who lived eleven years in the State ard
there, was compelled to leave, because he
would not play the flute in tho procession (!
'CRucIFY HlM!-A man named Cregar who
be was opposed to Slavery, was arrested
at Knoxville, Tenn, q few days ago, when Gen.
Ramsey, the late defeated candidate for Congress.
to cruelty him This was voted down
unanimously and he was allowed to depart.
WHIPPING ABoLIrIoNIsrs.-In one of the coun-
ties of Georgia, says the Atlanta (Ga.) Patriot.
hey have inflicted as high as two hundred and
lashes upon the bare backs of certain
persons apprehended as Abolitionists.
CURIOUS CnARGE.-A druggist has been hauled
~ in Charleston, S. G, for selling Old Brown