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RE G ULAR PRICES s- -.
81. LOUIS STREET RESrAURAT, OPPOSITE

THE EXCHANGE.
VIE subs riter has the honor 10 inform hs irie is
and The public in general, that I've will open, tho
ION 'ns'art, Restaura, where persons will be served
to the bill Of fare, ut regular prices, viz:
MY cents for Breakfast and Seventy five cents far
Iinhef. The breakfast will consist Of two dishes ut
optoh one cup Of flee h mix, halfa bottle of inc
ana bread at discretion. i'hc dinner i'll consist OF
hfee d'shes at option, soup. hafa bottle of wine and
bread at dissertation.
great number OF persons have been complaining for
iohg time OF the Inconvenience iIl tables dhoIes,
"her" they are obliged To be at regular hours. The
"'s'i'er mas me hope OF hnvng obviaIci that ncon
'enece IN establishing his Rcstau,u ut REGULAR prices
az" mere persons viii f attended, To at every hour of
'''e gay at cl,"n,.er rute than The able dhotes
," IT.. si"sclinr has also elegant saloons for private
p"rues AMI will execute city demands.
Oio-!" MICHEL, DOIIAIS
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I AYTON Il co, No. 80 Old Lcvee street, in di
- ton to their former stock, hive received from Eng
land, per ships Chester, Edwna and Momentum, aud by
recent arrivals from the northern cities, the following
assortment o! Hardware, lron Steel Nails, Anchors
Chains Cordage, Leather t'ils. Sc which the, oiler
tor sale on accommodating terms -
HARDWARE.
Brgi trace chains; and log do; carrier chains
and chains for mills bright Carolina hoes WouGs
and 'l.yndons; bright steel hoes, aud shovels unl
spades; bright Louisiana hoes; grubbihg hoes; black
Carolina hoes best Armitage' anviI>; backSrnhs bel
lows, hammers and tonge; files, assorted of all kinds,
lbboisons make. socket spades assorted kinds;
Rowland's and Hoes mill saws; cast steel whip and
cross cut saws hand SAWS copper skmmers and ladies';
plantation bells: Indian corn mills; curry combs; wood
screws leg locks Amer lean door locks pudlocks cabin
hooks YARDS cnsh and paper boxes augers chses;
carpenters and sutls tools generally; bright staple vi.
ccs; and general assortment of table cutlery al shelf
goods
Hunts cast stell axes, Layton pattern Hunts broad
and hand axes With tnent of Hunts tools; Co-
Inns axes and $50 dozen oast steel axes, made BY other
IRON, STEEL. sc.
100 tons hat, squire and round iror Baltimore boiler
and plate iron; hoop iron, all size; Russia sheet iron!
American do; sheet steel, and steel in square
and fiat bars assorted, Sandrrson's make; Crowley
STEEL German do; best ~ English bli-tered .tre }unca
tin; plate 2inc; sheet and pig lead; shot, all SIZES
NAILS.
500 kegs cut nails, well assorted from t, inches;
50 casks wrought nas. fine clasp and 80 kegs
gar hhds nails rs kegs fine horse shoe nails, Grins.
ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
Anchors CT all sizes; chain cnbles, do; 1000 French
pots, to lob pints; spiders aud skets large
ment; salt kettles; ploughs of different nanuacto.
ries: window glass all sizes; Nova Scotia grind
| and large stock Cullen mill stones, assorted sizes
SHIP CHANDLERY.
Tarred rope and hulSers, assorted; large and sma
Manila rope, of the best kind, and Boston manufacture
Manila bed cords and plough lines; and a variety o
every article in the ship cfandlery line; leather OF all
kinds, just received from Philadelphia.
OH. AND NAVAL 5 rORES,
90 casks pure winter strained OIL 50 hbis de 100 hbls
I'd aud Sd quality lamp oil; l0N ,erces seed OIL do
olive oil; 100 hbs tar SO do pitch and rosn; DO soft
soap; coal tar in half bhs; spirits of urrenne; brig
varnish; copa md japan do; neastoot oil; 500 kegs
WcIherell's white lead, &c. o24--tt
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TNLOUR AND WiiISkEY-54 brls Flour and SO
1 bris Whiskey, landing from steamboat Ocones, for
sn,e hy oa2 DORSEY, A New Layee
r ARD-lCO0 kegs superior Leaf Lard, in store, for
4 sale by o22 DORSEY, Al New Levce
TUST RECElVED--An invoice Of Blank Books,
y manufactured OF fine paper, and bound in the very
hest manner expressly for the city trade. Merchants and
others are invited to Cu'l and examine them.
~. TOWAR, 49 Camp st
~ UDSON'S PAPERS-Super Royal, Royal, Nc"
~ dim, aud Packet Post. Just received and for sale
Nv o. ATOWAR, 10 Camp 81
4 ARD-I8aO kegs superior l.eat Lard, landing from
ia Il DORSEY, II New Le.sn
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l. GARDERE, Gmr.
Charles Parlange mantcnant dctcnu contre SEES
ok

Crenncicrs.
NTAT DE LA LOUISIANA -Cour du Prem.
Il ior District Julciairc--Il est ordonnt que les
crGancicrs III peltionnaire Churcs Parango, sont
notifies de comparative par devant la Cour, Mardi
10 II Novcmbrc prochalr,, 10 lIcurcs du matin,
pour deduire les raisons ss ont, pour IesqucIles
10 dit p4lionnaire ne jouiruit pas du bcnefce des
lois pussee pour le souIugomcnt dos debiteurs n>
sovable on arrcstation.
TGmoin rhonorablo A. NJ. Buchanan, jugo de
Ia dite Cour, &C II Oclobrc 1889,
Signf, JNO. L. LEWIS,
% oet--3L in 40 Il (refier
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BUREAU DE LA COMPAGNIE DASSURAN.
CE DES OMPIERS DE LA n. ORLEANS.
/ Direction dcs dictionaries de ccttc comp ullir
Ia Il, &C jour dGcla'G un dividcndc dc qninzc pnll
cent, sur lie montaEt dn capital payG sur les profits
des six dcrnicrs mos, 10 pour cent scra pave aux
ac,ionnaires GU a leurs rcprGscntans lGgaux, e on
apres 10 5 courant ct pour cent uccrGditG pour
leurs actions.
3oct f. l.. TRACY, Sccretairc.
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I>O PRlNTERS-lh' following reduced prices will
Il hereafter be charged for Printing rvpe. at Brnc.,s
Now York Type Foundry. No. 10 Chambers street, and
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LNTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour de Cons
~ merce de Ia Nouvec OrlGuns-L Etat do Ia
Louisiana, tuus ccuX que Cos prescntes con-
Cernent-Salut
Aucndu que ANDREW S. BARKER uyant
achctG unc vcntc tatc par le Sheriff do Ii, pa
rossc dc la Nouv, lie Orleans, la propriG.6 ciapres
decrite, sest adressG grctie dc cetto Cour oil la
ditto ventn tut cnrGgist &c o euv.ene Jour d'aout
do l'annGc 1899. pour avs coniormcmcnt nn
ac.c, de la Leg stature de We at do la Leu siane,
,ntlulG Actc pour confirmcr les titrcs dos acquc>
aux vcn,c jud'claircs; y approuvc 10 10 Mars
1874
Quill soft connu, CT toutes personnes in,GrcssGcs
sOnt par Ccs prescntcs sOnimecs, au nom de Pt.tat
de Ia Louisiana Ct do la Cour do Commerce dc la
Neuvee Orleans, qui pourraieht asolr droh h la
pr, prIGle Gi-ap.cs d6cre, on consequence dun
default dc iormc dams rordrc. 10 d6ceet GU lc uge-
ment de la Cour, vcrtu duquel la vcnto u etc
fate, gu de tou,e Irregular 6 on iegalit6 dams
restimaton, PAWS GU 10 temps ct 10 mode do Ia
ventc, OH pour unc autro cause quelconque, dc
taire voir, dams tronte jours datcr do la pubca-
ton de Get avis pourquo la vente ansi fate no Sc
raft pas confrmGe CT homoogute.
La ditto proprie,G fut vcndue par 10 Sheriff sus-
dit 10 vingt troll iemc Jour do Juliet, de rannGo
1889, en ver,u dun d6cret de cette Cour rcndu 10
roisieme Jour de JUN de lannee 1899, dams aifire
do Andrew $. Barker pour lusage dc PAtchafaaya
Rail Road aud Banking Company contre John u.
Banks aud Robert Chew Canmack-No. 775 du
Docket do cette Cour, aquelle vente Andrew
S. Barker s'cst rcndu ucqq6rcur pour 10 prix de
sept mile trois cont clnqnanto piastres, payable
Hrtant.
N,a,iplipn dc Ia prop ietG d'apres 10 transfer
iuD cl,4i re, savuir:
-. certain moroccan do terro situG das Pilct
.u nero quurante hut, faubourg Annonciation,
tofmant rencoignure des Constance ct La
course, mesuraut cont vingt pieds d. face la rue
Constance, sur cent Vingt pcds dc protondeur ct
face Ia rue L acoursc, lie tout entire les lignes
"a -sleles, cnse mhc tonies les authorizations
4 qu s'y trouvent. LIE tout d'apres plan
Il par D. Lafor date 10 Is Mai 1907 ct d6pose
d. IS rof6ce dc l.. J. Cnire
r noin. rIIonorube Charles Watts juge Cour, dc
la dite Cour, lie diniene jour dOctobre de
rannce dc no.re SeIgneur, mile hut
cont trente neuf, ct Ia 646me annGo dc
PIndcpn 1ence dcs Etat Unis
JOHN z. HOLLAND,
~ -, off
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NEW MUSIC-Just received the following new
l \ pieces: New songs with piano forte accompaniment,
babe slice not farewell: by CPC
There's time happy time: by Strauss
We eau love more:
In The days when we went Gypsyins: by Sporle
The fair rose Of KILLARNEY: by ) Glover
The old BacE.lor: by Il II Bnyey
Ching ring ehaw: negro song
New pieces for the Piano Forte.
Hunen-2 Kondos from the Hugelnots--nus. Is
Ehrch-The Greek Galiopade
Johann Strnuss-rhilomeo Values for hands
Do DO, Rosa do do do do
c Czerny-On. 1913 ten brilliant kouios for hands
No. air from Rocsin-No. 6 air from Beln
No. 2 air from lseni-No.7 air from CaraAa
No. air from Donzetti-Nn, air from Mercad
ante and ,larschner
No. air from Donizetti & I'arn-No. Q air from
Dnnizetti
No. 5 air from RoSsni-No. 10 mir from Bcni
Woocutt-"i.e Meiange' IL VALUES and Gallo
pades, for flute aud Piano, Nos. | NJ
Blantchor-Wood up, quicksIep for the Guitar.
EJOHNS Il CO.
s24 Stationers Hall
TIFT AND VlOIkT-Tle Gift for l8ln. The Vic
~ let for 1880 JOliNSN Co.
s2i-iw corner st CtuIl,s and Common SIS
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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING,

FALL Z WINTER CLOTIlINE.
i. FREEMAN n CO., No B. Magazine street,
~ are receiving their supplies Ut Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue receive shipments rrgI
larry thrnug bout the Their uSsurtmrMt beng
large will enable them 10 supply merchants from
the country, the shortest notice; for sale Wholesale
& retail on accommodating terms,
ap.b
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WHITE LEAD AGENCY.
VvNHE subscribers having received the nsrncy Of
White cad fran of the EIrgrsi ,mi best manu-
frcioriaS, offer it t" steamboats,, and cs dealers
the lowest prices, aud warrant ii to be a. GOOD
an article lc found in the city.
JARVIS n ANDREWS,
s3 I'm Nos Il 3 Frinunilnuln. -
NEDiCINES, PAINS AND u,L ,-.yU cases
WI nsSnr,ed Medicine
10 bbiS w. White Castor OH
20 cases Carpenters Preparation
90 cases Kuwund- Tonic Mixture
ID hbls Epson Suits
10 do FlaNs'el
3 do Gro do
) do Arruwroo', tni
Ceases do Bern id
30 do Mustard
20 boxes Starch
1900 keys No. | and pure White Lead
30 casks Eng. lnseo! Oil
For sale by JARVIS 4 ANDREWS,
s22 cor Commerce & 'Tclnpitonlas SIS
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Ju.ti. CAsiAnie, in actual custody, W. his Creditor
sd ~ Creditors Of Castanie e. Co. Ne. 1851
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Comnere ial Court
~ OF New Orlcans--By order of the Honorable
Charles Watts, Judge Of our said Court, notice il
aoreoy Published Of an ORDER citing all tho crsli-
tots OF ynstin -asanie. an insovent debtor, peti.
tioning Tor the benefit of tho laws made for the
fshef 81 lnso'vent debtors in actual custody, to
appear n open Court on Thursday tho l4ti day OF
Novsmhsr next, atten o'clock in tho loren Don, to
shew cause. it any tncy can. why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not DO granted.
II. kennicott Esquire is appointed to represent
the absent creditors. o., r
New. Orleans, Clerks Office, October %, 1899,
sso24 St E. GARDERE, elk.
Justin Castane e,at d'arres,aton vs.. .es Cream
cier ct les Creancicrs do Justin Custanic T. Gle.
No. 1881.
FTAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Conr do Com.
- mcrco dc ID Nouveo Orl6Ans-Par ordre dc
Honorable Charles Watts, Jngc de la dtc Cour,
avis est par lie present dome dun ordro somnanl
i0us les creanciers do Justin Castanio, dcbtcur
lnsovablc, demandanl A jour u beneice des lois
faites pour sccourir les dGDeurs nsolvablcs ctat
darrestation, do comparative 10 Jcudi Ii Novombre
prochain. devant lc JUICE audience, refftt d'ox-
poser cur motifs d'oppo:i,ion la Icnlande du PEI
titonnaire.
Il. kennico,t est nonmG pour rGprcsenter les
Cr6ancier absens.
Nouvello Orleans Bureau du Grefficr. lie % Oc>
tebro, 1889. U.s.,
o24 Ct l. GARDERE, GfIir.
GTATE OF LOUiSIANA.-First Judicial District
- Court-Charies tarlalge, in actual custody
his Cre,ors-No. 49, 38-It is ordered that the credi-
tors Of Charles Parlanse the petitioner he notified be
aud appear III open court on Tuesday The 9Th Of No"
venber, at 10 O'clock NJ, to slew cause fany they
have, why enid petitioner should have the leiei, Of
this laws made Tor the relief OF insoven debtors in ac-
iual custody.
Witness, the Honorable a NJ Buchanan, Judge Of said
L. ). Court, This l7 October, 1889.
O2i-2twl2u JND. l.. LEWIS, Clerk
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STATE OF LNUIsLANA-FirstJ Judicial Dis
~ trict Court-Frday the llth day of October.
i839.-Present the Honorable Charlcs Mauran,
Judge,
Louis F. Canoago VS. his Creditors. No. 1898,
On motion of T, W. CelloQs. ESQ. Counsel for
James Il. Caldwell, Syndc Of the lnsolvenrs es-
,ate and fling tableau Of distribution herein,
it 10 ordered by tho c urt that the creditors, and
all others interested, seW cause it any they have,
within ten days from the plblieatiaa Of this rule,
why said tabcau shou!d not be CONFIRMED and
hoInoogated, tho funds distributed accordingly,
and said Syndic discharged f.op any further liza
tilitiy in the premises.
Extract from the INMATES.
AID SIDNEY LEWIS,
ol7 St in sod 49, Deputy Clerk.
lTTAT DE LA LOUIsiANE-Cour d. prem
IL Ter Distict judiciaire Vendredi IL Octobre
l639-P.escnt rhoparabe A NJ Buchanan, Juge
Louis Francois Canonge contro SOS Cr6ancicrs-
No. 1898.
Sur motion do T. w. Collens. Avooat do Jane.
fl, CALDWELL, Syndic de Ia falllitc do rinsolvablc
ct le taboau do distribution ayant e'e dePose en-
, Cour, il ost Ordonnf par 10 Cour, que les cream
cers du dit insOlvable on toutcs autres personnel
inteiess6cs, alien, d6dure les rasons, sill en- ex-
iste. dams les dix jours qn suvront Ia publication
do CO rule pour lesquelles e dit tabloau no serai
pas confirme ct honologue, les fonds distributes, 81
ct le dit Syndic decharge dc toutes responsabiit6.
Exlrat des Minutes
AID. SIDNEY LEWIS.
oi7 81 in sod Deput6 Gretfer
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OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S ms. Coz
Of New Orleans, October LIST. 1889. {
VeNlE Bourd Of Directors of mi. company have Iii :
J. day declared dividend OF fifteen per cent on the
capital stock pad nv from the profits of the last six
months 10 per cent pay able the ckpl!rrs or their
legal representatives and after the 9th instant and
per cent to be credited to their stock
O3 T. |. TRACY Srr'y
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Nj ANlLLA EORDAGE-A complete assortment Of
vi Hawsers and Rope, direct from the factory,
ranted to be of quality equal to any in the city,
landing and for sule by PETER LAlDLaW,
ol &C Cumpst
DROUGtlAM, MURRAY, JAMES-LArEST
ID acknowledgements Opinions on PoIiS
tics, Law. Science, Theology, &c. 2voIs
Tile Honorable Charles Augustus Murray - Travels in
North AMERICA . vols
blanche Of Navarro, new play, by james
The Man about Town, bv Cornelius Welhe, ? vols
Hamilton King, or the Sauggler and the Dwarf,
Mortons Hone; or, Memoirs Of Provincial, n new
novel in : vols
Moore's Laa Rookh, illustrated; splendid London ed
Animal Mechanism and Physiology, by DR. tiriscom
Bulwer's Novels, complete in vols 8vu with plates.
Hurper's edition
EJOHNS & Co,
ol7-3w cor st Charles and Com non
r me JUICE, HONEY AND WHITE. WAX
II The subscriber has received an invoice of the
above named articles FROM Havana, und offers them for
sale on very reasonable
oily II BcNNABEl, % Tcha pitonlas at
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DRlNTING PAPER AND PRINTERS INK
L Just received quantity Of Imperial aud double
medium Printing Paper; also supply u johnson and
Durant's Printing Ink and fur sale by
III ALIEN INWAR 10 l'un1n II
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A SUPPLY OF NAILS, we'll assorted, on hand und
IA for sale by ADAMS l. WtIIrALL,
0l7 81 Graviar st
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= TOVES-Landing from ship Hercules, from Pha
- dalpha, large assortment Of Cooking Stoves;-
also, in store, quantity Of Stoves suitable for Church
as, Halls aud Bar Rooms, &c. &c. For sale bv
MARTIN Fl 81 DEVEkUEN,
al EII4nnnLlL,. sirrnt
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no RENF-Fne house corner TchapouIas and st
Il Joseph streets, very suitable Cor Coffee House
Grocery. Possession given LIST November Apply to
II HON\ABEt.,
OIL corner Na,clez and Tchupitnuas It
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FOR NEW IBERIA AND FRANKLIN, (Auk,l
u Tfs IA The steam packet TbMOCl1lClil,
tr1AAI-zr&S Giiett, master, will depart Sat
s4Es,sEESSS.ssYs-, urdny the 18th inst at o'clock,
A NJ. For freight OR passage, apply rn honri or,
LAIDLAW, G6 Camp It
Freight will be taken for Opelousus and st Nn,ns-
vie aud forwarded Ivy light dra"ght boats without de-
lay Freight will also be taken for plantations The
Mississippi below New Orleans. OH
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ana din rfun,
from
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So -
CITY BANK

=. VVIITIl11 SSuTV OF tTIC 'III " uIII.
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1889.
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TOI.ORED PRINTING PAPEkS-Now landing
~ from ship Adelaide, invoice of fine roorrd
Printing Papers, Misc" lot of Printing Paper y -
which will be sold ut the lowest
Oh ALEX FDWAR, 40 Camp st
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CALDWELL, Oakley & PRlTCHARD,
MANAGERS AND PkuEu
Ncu
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18

CINCINNATI PREsBYTERY-At the Cincinnati
Presbytery recently held in this vicinity, commit
tee of three, two of them Abotoniss, was appoint
ed to prepare resolutions on the subject of slavery.
A preamble with resolutions, was accordingly re-
ported, recognizing the sinlulness of the slave
holding relation, and calling on the General AS
sembly for immediate action in regard to it
DR.. Beecher, we are informed, did not think the
resolutions as reported strong enough, and move
ed some substitutes much more emphatic in their
reprobaton of slavery which were unanimously
adopted PhilanthropiSt.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18
SIavehOlding Arguments.

l. Slavery right, because the coored people are
by nature so INDECENT that they will not work I'M
less compelled by state of servitude.
g Slavery is right, because if the colored people
were emancipated, they would do all the work
and prevent white people from obtaining employ.
ment.
3. White men cannot work in hot climate, but
the people of color delight in heat and sunshine,
hence it is right to keep them slaves to work In
hot climates
A. If the people of color were free, they would
leave the warm and sunny climes ofthe South, and
emigrate to the bleak and frozen regions of the
North.
s. Slavery is not an evil, for the slaves are at
tached to their masters and conented with their
condition they would not accept freedom if it was
offered them.
6. If the slaves were liberated, their revengeful
feelings for the wrongs they have sufered,would
induce them to cut the Threats ofther former mas
ters.
7. 1t is rightto hold the colored people slaves,
because they are an inferior race, incapable of en-
ergy, learning, or intellectual Improvements.
8. 1t is necessary to prohibit the slaves from be-
ing taught to read, or from holding religious meet
ngs, because such is their capacity, energy, and
enterprise, that they would acquire knowledge and
power, and overthrow the dominion of their mas
tiers, if allowed the opportunity of improvement or
of concert.
9. The North has nothing to do with slavery,
and is in no way responsible forts continuance.
10. The North is morally bound by its compact
to uphold and sustain slavery: it is its duty to do
so, and if it should abolish slavery where it has
the legal power to do so, it would by the force of
its example, indirectly abolish it where it has no
legal authority for that purpose.
IL. The blacks are naturally disposed to idle
ness, and the whites to industry, therefore the
whites ought to live in idleness upon the forced
labor Of the blacks, thus correcting the errors of
nature in reference to both parties.--Pean. Free
man.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18
For the Voice of Freedom.
AGENT OF VI. A. S. S.

presented my anti-slavery subscription for pc
cuniary aid. My worthy friend examined, folded
and returned it, saying-I cannot sign that paper,
because feel it to be my duty to appropriate what
have to give for the benefit of the slaves to anoth-
or cause, naming the Colonization society. He
wished to be understood, however, that he did not
say he would not at some future period, give
something to this object asked my friend if he
thought the Colonization society was really doing
any thing for the benefit Of the slaves. He repi-
ed that he did not know, but he believed it had
done good for it had undoubtedly been the means
of the organization of the Anti-Slavery society.
And now | ask, why there should be such a
deadly hostility against the Colonization society by
the Aboltonists, if this grand, God-ke enterprise
is indebted to that society for its very existence
Will some abolitonist answer this knotty question?
ACT VI. A. S. S.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-05-18
From the Emancipator.

A Missionary preaching Slavery to the Heather
Dear Brother,-Some time SINCE when on a
visit to a neighborng town, was conversing with
Br. Williams who has been missionary among
the Choctaw Indians The course that missiona-
ry has taken in regard to slavery, was the subject
of conversation. Among other things he stated
name is MKenzie, regularly sent out by the Meth
tenn Of slavery before the Indians, Tin the house Of
God, on the Sabbath day. The circumstances
were these He was reading the rules of the
Methodist church preparatory to the reception of
members. He read on without comment till he
came to the rule respecting slavery. Being a
Shareholder himself, he here stopped and spent ff
teen minutes in explaining it away saying that
the last conference had so modifed it that it had
lost its force. He then went on to declare that
Slavery acas right, and that God had sanctioned ii
IN tile BIBLE! Thus teaching heather to make
heather. Teaching the poor benighted Indians to
trample their fellow-men in the dust, to withhold
the Bible from them, and thus to bore out the
eyes Of the SOUL Are these things known, and
approved or permitted by the missionary society !?
Will Northern Methodsts give their money for
the spread of saveholding religion? Or will
they cast out the demon that has seated himself in
the car Of salvation, and converted it into car of
Juggernauta The Choctaws have been apt schol-
ars in slavery's school. Br. Williams tells me
that many of them are shareholders, and some ex-
tenslve ones. Numbers of them who had reser-
vations of land when their country was sold in
Mississippi, sold their property and received slaves
for pay. In this way slavery has become quite
prevalent among the Choctaws in Arkansas One
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arstocracy OF learn;ng hence the South boasts of
a few great men, But one of these great men
costs more than thousand little men. He lives
on five or ten thousand acres, has from 100 to 500
slaves to work for him. and thus represents the
mind, learning, and wealth of some hundred uohite
men, single remove from absolute ignorance and
pauperism, for every ten men in comfortable cir
cumstances."
We pray these poor lchite men not to be dis
couraged. In about 1.-TWO ceuries" from this,
they will stand some charce of rising in the world.
-PhaLanthyopiSt.