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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
FnR sALE oR EXCHANGE.

AN IMPROVED FARM Of 2s5 acres-In Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River, in a country
we'll settled, excellent soil, well watered, 20 acres
timber, 100 acres under cultivation Exchange
for q COOd farm in this county Or city property,
worth, say s. 500 balance, mostly on time SIS per
acre.
Lex AOREs-s miles from the city. Exchange for a
house and lot, vacant lot on east side Of River.
S50n. ~.
HOUSES AND LOTS-0n Scoville, Perry and Pitts
burEh streets, to exchange Tor farm.
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange street-StOre and
dwellings, with lot, to exchange for a farm.
LANDS IA Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, with some
cash, to exchange for good house and lot in this
city. .-. f.- .
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres land-n miles
east OF the CITY, will sell the whole or apart, and
will take some good Western lands In part pay.
NICE VILLAGE PROPERTY-A large cottage
house, well finished and in good styles, with ~
acres land, u miles from this city--One half Of
pay may BE- in goods, horses and bnggies or other
property. -.-... .ta "tI.t i..#
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

BALTIMORE MEIoE TRADE-The melon
trade Of Baltimore employs upwards Of one
hundred small -sehOoners during the season,
and the weekly receipts are about 9oO,OOO
water melons and i76, 900 cantelopes. gEhs
melons are obtained along the Chesapeake
Bay, and the trade Is profitable. 'aai
.li1gs sE1t1 tH .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
4eal Gstate.
property. Part cash paid it necessary. aprl6.klO
A BARGAININ REAL ESTATE.

IA The undersigned resident of East Cleveland
Is about to remove TO California aud wishes to dis
pose OF his property before leaving win Sell all Of his
lands at q reduced price 70 compare with the hard
times-near 50 per cent. less than adjoining lands
can be bought at all Of which are well located on
good road and pleasantly situated Euclid street
and 81 miles from the Court House east in the west
part Of East Cleveland Township, being 26 acres OF
land under good state Of cultivation, 81 acres of
timber and nine acres Of choice fruit-composed Of
Apple Peach, Cherry and Pear trees, Grapes,
Straw berries and shrubbery frame house and barn,
besides other buildings, good water, sc.
Will sell all in three parts and one acre in the
rear Of Custead's Nursery, with good barn, we'll,
eistern and good fruit, and will sell for cash part
on time. Enquire on the premises.
may23:Rl0 ..|. IRA BRISTOL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

VIRGINIA FREE Memo SALE.-The great
sale of free negroes fer taxes Aug. 18th, at
Petersburg, did not 60 of quite as brisk as
the man dealers anticipated. The Express
says;
Out of the entire number who were to be
sold for their taxes, only one hundred and
forty-nine were disposed Of; three hundred
and fifty came forward and paid their taxes,
and the rest found no purchasers. The sales
varied from ten to twenty-five cents per
diem, the purchaser to own the negro until
his wages, at such rates, should pay his de-
linquent taxes, and thus free him from bond
age. There were many who came to pay
up at the eleventh hour who were sold TO
themselves at as high as one dollar day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

A LIE ISFERNAL THE Ohio Statesman
says the Cleveland National Democrat sis
Republican and nothing elseT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

EDS LEADER-Pleass announce that JAMES A.
DRAW will be 8 candidate Tor nomination for shor-
IN at the ensuing County Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
pLAIN ANn oRNAmrNTAL rRINfiNe.

uE- plain and ornamental printing OF every 90
sorpdon done at the Printing Establishnont ol the
iHknER ofco, the latest Improved aud nieat rapid
Steam Presses, In the best style, on short notice ene
~ rgasonahle rates. Particular hiientiqn palu 20
blank work EVerp description of binding DONE
ospecially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Sales
h0Qka, Receiving Books, &c, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

LEADER:-say that JOHN TAYLOR, Of Rock
port, ia a candidate for County Com missioner. 49,,
~ III. MANY REPUBLICANS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
MARRIED.

IN Shaersyille August 9Th at the residence Of the
brides father, BY Prof J. A. Garfield, MIR. G. W.
DODGE Of Randolph, to Miss NJ. E. AOSKlN, Of the
former place
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

EDS. LEADEs-Pleaso announce that FREDERICK
J. PRENTISS will DO candidate for the oihcq Oi
CLERK Of Court Of Common Pleas subject 20 ducaion
OF the ensuing County Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

EDITOR RLkADER:-Announco VIM. F. GIDDINGs
A. 4 candidate for Probate Judge at the ensuing
VOuH'' ''1 0'''9 MANY FRIENDS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

EDIroR LEADER:-Pleaso announce that O. g.
GATES OfBroOklyn, n a candidate for County Com
missioner. MANY REF POBLICANS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FBIroR bEADER;-Pleaso announce that d. L.
WiGHTMAN Will be a candidate Tor she Oillce uf
sheriff. II has always been customary heretofore Ia
fhis county to elect sherln for two terms, cUnao-
qnontly, as he has faithfully performed his duty 10
fho satiBfnction Of all, common fairness would re-
opire that he be re-nOninated.
ONE OF HIS MANY FRIENDS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

TO LET 81
EUCLID sTREET-Wesl Of Erie, first class brick brick
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-28

House
ana
Garden.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18
THorGHTS on TIE TINRS.

To the Editor Of The Wing;
The Prince of Wales programme, you perceive, is all
North Of haSons and Dixon's line Portland, CineiR-
naii, Nsio York. Washington. He recois at the slave
line like the Devil (uot TO speak it proianey discour
teously from Holy Water Neo Orleans, with her cot
ton bae-waS always ready in her Charles
ton, hard by to Fort Moutrie-the Ciiyof WiHdnsbTg
immortal for her Declaration OF May 76 and Little York
known also as Yorktown the last of the Sgners in blood
Of that Declaration are redolent Of memories that
have never set well the political stomach OF the Eug-
h Court to draw to them the heir Of the dynasty that
as prCsumptuousy provoked asst iguOby suecumbed to-
the resistance II met on the plains and the waters OF these
renowned Localities Of the South Now for one, but
share the general apathy and Indifference o the South
ern peop the presence Of the merely tuar Great But
the movements Of such people itshOuld be remembered
are always determined with great deberaon-are care
fully scanned in advance in all their aspects and hence
deserve and Justify being viewed with the closest scru
nv to estimate their insignGcance and judge Of their
bearings think see in this programme the Diploma
tic cold shoulder Of England 10 he South and qliet
aud GliHiy ba distinct giimssr Of Ersier Hdlil BE il
so. But being so, let US "make note Of" From the
South-the land cf domestic savery-frst went out the
great declaration Of PoLTGAL LIBERTY and in the same
South, the battle for il closed in victory Its fires
still watched there with vesal vigilance that shall sc
cure forever-f 70 be seeured-and later than any
other spot Of the Garth ir doomed finally to be ost
Now the Prince could be permitted to and under
stand the difference and yet the eongrny between the
political liberty Of a, State, and domestic servitude,
might serve him useful future purpose perhaps for th'
management of plrts OF his own future donations a
well as for the guidance Of his future diplomacy viii
the Cis. Atlantic states
Couldn't you, then, with the aid Of the innocent ri
bune-Ihe PhianthrOPic 0Feeley-lwho would like moth
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital, S1O,OOO.OO0!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,2b0,OOOl

Daily HfVFnue NT15UUsUUs
ryVEsTED IN TIE UNITED STATS, OVER tsO,OoOi
an Dlrss1rs PtrsOnd1y Rcsp0nsitks or ts kagdgeUsn
hs ConlDQnV.
WWTF regpecty attention 70 the security OF the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company s policy holders In l
large cash capital and investments. stated above.
TIE large capai and Of the Company enable 70 take
lines onven 10 parties requiring ofins1ranee
In ADDITION ordinary mode of Insurance, h CemPany
sues PERMA NENTPOL 90 he ayment oi ~ 4Aas
Al PREMIUMS Property 4, thenesfosth, FAhhANhNLLI
INSURED Policy be cancelled a. Az ns, and ne pre-
nium sil be returned less per cent
rs Conpzny V By loa Of kenls - ks On
neH and most liberal principle.
Under s Pos sf his Company All eiaias paid upon pre-
Beni2on bafaory proof ofoss without GoGnlenf o. dai
fi0a r frsst; and not usual DAYS amer PfeeniA
fon 81 uroot WORFHAM 4 WYATT, Agents,
mhN sqNain street under Charles Hotel.
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IyFIRMARY Of ST. FRANCIS DE SALES.
Brooke Avenue, IIiehmond, Virginia.

BrOOke avenue, hiehlnOnu, virginia.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity.
NHIs Inaiuton ready for the reception OF PAen Its
location fAm aIy known long "BAcon Quarter Branch
Tavern 10 thing that he desire for quilt wholesome
aud beautiful those who have either lo their health
eccved bodily Injury The ounds quite exteusve well
furnished with shade oArge growth refreshed with the
OF abnu dant ring and whie the side connected
with respectable and popuous neeborhood Of the city, are
tie othe- exposed to the sir OF the open
The iters Charity devats the
Inspiration Of on, the Income which may
eurrent eSpea win be expended ether FOR improving the place.
taking csre Of the sick Who may be s,tute.
Patients of az lamentations receive without distinction
Gases Of Small POx ohrr lteelous diseases will
admitted Il IL intended n receive insane persons.
The prices except where special ageenen. has been made will
be as llows;
board and lodging nursing medical attention ordinary
dicinss for white per ons In the wards 10 per
for white persons In private eom 81 10 s2 week.
Por colored persons In the wards s5 per week.
The Washag will be done at the of the Patient
The prcel will be required should the patient ask
and pay for medical and attendance Of his choice
while physcian send his patients the Inf mary and
tend them following gentlemen wi be the attending
and Physicians Of the InhrmRry
ST GEORGE PSAcIY NJ D.,
Exchange Hotel or Grace bt 5th and 9Th ats.
DANIEL W. THOMAS, VI D.,
South iie Clay shove and street.
J. g. DORSEY CULLEN, 81. D.,
Franklin and Tth II 9Th Grace.
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pUnLrcArIoN DAY moNDAY. AUG. aora
"71e MRs OF N, COL Grind ,Sio,rJvn

T % u
MARION DARLANDs NEW NOVEL NEmRsIS: ky the
ltA author OF Alone" Hidden Path, etc. One handsome
12mo price tl.25
lhe scene OF hs story OF Nemes 10 ai In the Souih hs
the beginning OF the present The
the events Of the day traced with I'D y 50 ri y,t
Aluly In. rwoyen with the narrative tst the
nd by stat stiles or dry historical details. The home
ago seem familiar 20 him those he visited terday
their inInstes little the men an no rn IN VIII m he
rs ocvtes daily; The Pclare' Of humble if witch
many ln he eA'y cha teri graphic and eshlng
9th wo # m he authors here be greater
eT OF incidents more artist dc neaion Of character
earne tnes horgh and gor of description ard Ly
Other eoiah plot 80 striking Ia conception and Aty
aged IN; reader cannot but remark he proceeds
ally how rrsby he l. bo onR by r,e tide OF eytnt,-
for the story seems TO ie sel the author ali the viii
tn boi and soneBha, title ha oEns AZ the ton of The
page Beor- the remtsi Is unveiled the ee her ab
influence. und rsiandng ~ .nuon thst ddon
sPngi secret wirs und the ard homes The
oe Is Of h'r vengearee and the pertinent
the a. hores-The u Of 1ods osly-1 ia u proves
that Re ri.ui on though sometimes slow, IA alw-ys
Address deis TO wRsT 4 JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Book i,ers and siatontr'.
aus it5 Ma "a street.
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ing bet.er induce Lord John to embrace Charleston
New Orleans in the programme, by no means omit ing
Kingston and st. Jnhnsy Tho gentle Royal Progress
thro Mississippi or Alabama with like visit to the ine
rior of Jamaica aud Antigua might serve even abei-
ter purpose.
Effect this and you viii have done something for pos
tery-perLsps, Indeed, for the present generation.
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REMOVAL!
NJ, G, BARTON

II III.l y ' A l.
N, 9. BARTON
HAS REMOVED To THE NEW y; HIDING
No 229 Main, b tween Sth and 9th Strce,.
Il Nes store tsing onons and sxpr,y .rrsf sss 70,
large GsIor,melt of 'F
Ready Made Millinery Articles
well add 10 The and rroh, Of NJ.
Especial attention WI. be given 10 the
RIBBON FRENCH FLOWER DEPARTMENT.,
And the assortment viii be found complete during all -
the year. In connection with Millinery Article, b. All
seyeral ssscF'u usent OF Ladies' ' " ~ ~A'eP
COLLARS AND SLEEVES LACE CAPES and BgRTBls
styles. - " ~ ~e'
He would ALEC invite attention DepAr,epent vhIeh
has added TO the Millinery Bune viz the manufsears 10
der, of W.T.
CEoAkS AND MAHTILIAS.
which VII be 11der e supervision OF a Competent designer In
latest Paris Fashions will be received monthly
',"-fs-' viii meet with pr npt attention n,is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18

THE RESCUE OF TWO THOUSAND SYRIAN wO-
MEN AND CHILDREN By THE ENGLISH MEN-oF-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-18

UyHR BAY STATE, RANGE.-fiye Sizes prices
ass ai0 $50 CO. 20 The "epmee Cooking Stove, hEesi
reservoir The Leader Cooking stoyex
Ers price e2t 81 "y Dale Cooking Stove for coal or
uooi price ai2 and M the Hap Cookag Stove for wood,
for country use-f sizes The above really hr.t class wares
In thar VII esale and retail with warranty, by
GEO srARRErf, B WINS Row,
Governor street.
80. iy3T
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NUMBER 1917
sEW BlD RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
s. a. M z r s.
coaxTR a. NAx AID PKInI srRKzra EicHsoxD yIAnfxTl

ooRsrR a. NAs AID PKARL srRKErs, sicHxosD VIRGINIA.
III received, In addition to his already large and n
III extensive sssortmsn beautiful oolection EA
the latest and most elegant styles OF Watches Jsvey, GA
Silver Plated Ware.
Watches by the fooxing celebrated naters
Jules Jurgenson Adams sans. DAdd Taylor Henry Key
nonds Lemon Alfred LsyE and other Ceehrzted Makers
niAMoNDa-A very large and rich assornet Of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Dlamonds Pearls Opal, CArbure,e Garnet Coral Cameo.
Onyx. In aET
AisO-speetAes-b azian PerissopI. Pebbles Fod,
silver and steel frames Clocks Gallery Jewey OF every de-
scriptIou
The public respectfully iaved examine the above before
purchasing g. MYERs
ma23 Cor Main and Pearl sts.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.


saezi spedel The Manuscript previously agreed upon et'
tween The pgrtaG
A advertsersnt copy a specified
Insertions yin be continued un ordered cut and payment
sxacted Accordingly.
" ADCKSTIsfESro avoid any mIunds-sia iandlng
the Annual Advertisers propeto state dcty
hAt privileges only extends % their Immediate business Real
R.ae Legal and an other AIvseucns By be
additional charge, and no vuraton.
Estate and General Ageu,s' Atve seents not 20 Be
year but % be charged 40 he usual rates. snhec
70 such discounts shan Be agreed upon.
Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally, engaging
sr ors squares vh he privilege o. change shall not e
Fea-y averFe any week insert than ire
r<rd standing under the contract and an
such an1ouct 90 be charged az the usual rl.es.
Inserted On hc Seu Weekly Whlg az = eens
per SQUARE lines r the fst Insertion and so
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HRW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
- Gnn nnn

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital I,SOO, 900.
OW HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposied with the
Comptroller the Of New York and out Of the hands
Of he Company 70 secure policy holders-
DfynENDs AENuALLr on hosr Liberal Principle.
Forty per the premium LIE Policies VIII be loaned the
Insured when the premium excosda $50.
Policies and payable the Insured on arriving 81 GER
age family Of The Insured a. DEATH should that event
happen previously 70 arriving at that age.
able terma.
Policies sued greatly reduced rates of premium, when ne
Injured prefers not 70 participate In the dividends.
An Losses paid promptly and without litigation.
ha be pleased have you call At and secure policy
IN old and reliable Company which CONES before you sndoF
WORTHAM WYATT, Agents,
Once 42, Main street,
Under 81 Charles Hotel
oHAA 4 WoRfHAM,
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL EIAM1EKRs:
JAG 4. cosUAH, ND.
10. r ooLUAn, n D.
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
S T AT Il OF VIR GINA.

CAPITAL. ........... . $3.50 COG
OFFICE-Main Street, In American Hotel.
EIHIs Company tax In addition ordoary aud Ma
n fne risks PERPETUAL Insurance bu d!ngs Cndsr
policy he property against
by fire. ris Company receive, MoNLY deposit pays
thereon and guarantees the payment OF Negotiable Notes
Bll+ Of Exchange
Wm. IT. MAcfarand, Pest Farmers' Bank
A. wbrwick, hrm Of wArSick BaiksdAe.
Wm. @ CfenshHw, Arm Of Crensakw Co
WelaFtoa Godein Arm Of Goddn & lpperson.
T. sieCance, Gm Of Duclop, Moncure Co.
q Bkrksialr hrn Of Warwick Bafkadale.
Jas. II Grant r bacco Manufacturer
L. u. CIenshaw. firm of H,xAll Crenshaw 4 Co.
John l. Bacon, frm Of Bacon BaskertiIe
u b, Haxal, 1rm Of Haxal, CrcnShaE & Co.
John Currie, Ir. Hhip Ogner.
Wm u. Warwick hrm OF Warwick BATksdale.
Jas Allied Jones. Attorney at Law.
O Elu builder.
,. q. Rurfn, Agdcul urist and Manufacturer.
W. hcGrudeT, hrm Of s McSrndeTs SONS.
W. W. Crump, Attorney az Law.
Jas Dunlop, arm Of Dunlop, Moneure Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, Prssr.
o. y DREsSR sse'y aus
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WILCOX 81 GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.

NOR snpfy IA construction economy In thread tine and
II patience, tha exceh an other seEing Machines
fables anl Gases made In every style AID hnih and All ma
chimes warranted
Priee s. % eI6
Ohes and sass Room Belynb Bloch; entrance h street.
Also n Bsvn AtEnsonb furntare Ware Rooms, oosenor
StrcGL We
TyGRTHFNWARE- -J1Ss, JsTS, chuTnI Pichsrl, &c 1,
II ioF sals q EacilIy Pdseshy Z MOORE Agsss
iyG Cary Affs-
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1860. ADIE s. GRAY, 1860

rKNes-aS NE AND BURNING FLUADs
pEALEES II
,rnouor aoPz VuRpn TINE KEROsINE and LINSEED OLA
IN fr bsy oE-r 10 ts trade a he lowest -arket raes
Al ol -u-0N "'-s 49, a TAT Main atrast
WNUASrRR YARD.-Haying lsased the lot next % ny
War~house on Dock. lhal ksap eonfiAnLy On 1.l
..,y al ~ be LUMP plastic which El sell a. ne oh,.
msfkt raies An Paster sold By uui Be rnsasD W 40
DgTVFRED 80 there VIII Be ioa ln Wagt 70 Ne eonsane
Orders from ne trade hned Accommodating tafnos -
ia
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-11

eored it, but offered n substitute because it bit.
Fairehiid'S resolution was then Withdrawn and
the following offered hy Heron:
l. Resolved, That slavery which is the holding
of unofendrg human beings as property, subject
to be bought aud soll is gross violation Of the
rights Of man, and ,hc law Of God.
Messrs. Lynch and Mitchell oppose the subst;-
tute, but it was passed over their heads. They
held with Fairchlli that man might hold a slave
and be a christian but only in desperate cases,
and where he he'd the slave temporarily, and for
the purpose Of giving him liberty. Benz Jones
denied that man could hold slave and be
christian. The slave is one who is in the power of
the master to whom he belongs l deny before
God that there can be any exceptions. Who is to
judge where slave is held from motives of ben
evOence? These exceptions do more to strength
en- the slave system than all the Lcgreos in the
lard.
EVENING SESSION.
The house was we'll filled with q respectable
looking audience, but nobody seemed at home.
The exercises opened with singing and prayer.
The second resolution was taken up and discussed
on one side by Fairchild and Miller and by nobody
on the other, and adopted by six votes. The third
resolution passed through the same process and
was adopted by the same number of votes. These
two resolutions wore spelled out by hairy faced
boy from beside the pulpit lamps. When call,
ed for be arose and walked to the pulpit with n
solemn tread There he stood spelling for FIVE min
utes, while the audience remained an2iously await
ing the result of his scholarly labors. When he
got The lesson, he read in a clear manly voice as
if it did him great deal Of good. The preamble
of one of the resolutions was taken up. DR.. Coon
(the man who belongs to DR., Carey had a speech
cut and dried. lie stood NJ on the platform and
put it through in 'trct Bsp" style. His voice
is better for sucking eggs than public speaking
but still i passes for good in an anti-christlan
convention lie closed by saying that lie hoped
the preamble would meet hearty response from
the audience, and that thunder storm Of ayes
would echo the approval Of toe house. Hen ,Reit
zell Administration Democfat) when the vote was
taken yelled out the lJudest aye Of all-beiIg sev
en-. lie wanted to make the Doctor feel good. AT
this point q collection was taken up, and az it is
against our religion to give anything to Abolition
lists, we left and consequently cannot give any
further account,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-11
TWO Or THREE QUESTIONS.

l. Suppose the Governors and Legislatures Of
Kentucky and Tennessee honestly beieve that
Slavery is good thing, and entitled 10 protection
as rghtful system, by virtue of the Constitution,
and that Black Republioanism is bad thing, and
finds no favor in the Constitution; and suppose
that the Governor and Legislative Of OHIO take
the opposite yiew;-can they all lay aside their
principles, to inaugurate an era of good feeliog
and save the UnionI
2. If the Union is really in danger, does not
the danger arise from causes Which, if the Union
is to be preserved, must be removed? And, il go,
will those causes subsde. when our statesmen,
North and South, all join in singing beautiful
peans to the flag OF the Union?
3. Is it not the part Of wisdom to look all the
evils that now distract the Union, square in the,
face if we would sustain and perpetuate il; Ia
call things by their right names, and caltiya,s
friendly relations with our brethren Of the South
upon the only true principle-that Of perfecs
equality?
We ask these questions 10 candor, and for in,
formation. democrat, (Chardoa.)
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-11

students were so incensed when they found that
an order was issued for its delivery that THEY IN
HUMANLY CUT orr Ifs HEAD, and concealed it, to
crafty their malice Sdroge vengeance would
have been satisfied to take the scalp and leave the
head o fempora moresl' How long o Lord
how long p
AUsTINBURG, o. A. NJ. B.