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AMUSEMENTS.

ODD FELLOWS HALL. INA,
" GOTTsCHALK CONCErT E2X
FOR THE BENEFIT or SEVERAL on THE cBARsrA- -
BILE INSTITUTIONS on THIS CIT.
L. MOREAU GOTTSCHALK (
Respectfully that he will gives
GRAND CONCERT,
in aid Of The suoas Of several ofhs
city,
ON WEDNESDAY Evfmyo. MAY II. 1853.
open which occasion he viii be assisted BY
MISS APP0LINA LUDLAM, Guitar;
Mr.. FEfTLrNGER, Baritone;
Mr. EsEMBAUx, Violin;
MR. PAULsAcKEL, Accompaniment
PROGRAMME.
PANT
81 81 s 8; N ruDrAn
PERFORMED BY L. N. GorrscHALK.
'''''''''s SUMO bY Ma FEirIiaaER' ''''
PERFORMED BY L. NJ. eoTTseHALK.
SUNG BY Mr.. FETrLiNGER.
PERFORMED BY L. NJ. GoTTscHALK.
PART
''' PRRFoRMeD BY MR. ST. EsEMBIUx
PERFORMED BY L. NJ soTTscHALK.
s..csvain from fus di Iammstnoor Donirstti
SUNG BY Mr., $. FEfrLINGER.
'' PERFORMED BY L. NJ. eorTscHALK.
''''''D SUNG BY MR. FErrLlNeER.
I
PERFORMED BY L. NJ. GoTTsCHALK.
NJ GoTTsciALK respectfully taes to the musical public
pieces performed BY him will be
selected by the audience from the following iist;
CHASE OF YOUNG HENRY;
CARNIVAL OF VENICE;
| NATioSAL GLORY;
"REMINISCENCES oF BELLINI;
sEPIoUR, FROM LUCIA Di LAMMERMooR;
vAis Di BRhvuRA;
GAIJOP ID BRAvURA;
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
CONCERTS or WEBER;
BOHEMIAN MELODIES;
FUNERAL MARCH;
S0NATAS.
POETIC CAPRICES-BY GorTscHALK.
BASNANIER;
MANNENILLIER
MoRIPONENT;
ossiANid DANCE;
DANCE OF THE sYLPTs
oSsLANIc BALLADS
AMERICAN CAPRICES;
LA JOTA ARRAGoSEsA;
Ell FANDANGO;
THE DREAM;
N0CTURA-
tB Seals day, o'clock
Me- Of PHILIP p wERLEIN Camp
Price q to all parts Of the house.
az will be attendance seating
audience.
open haipas Concert precisely
quarter before 8 o'clock.
IN Several Ladies' and Gentlemen have kindly volunteered their aid
the OCCASION II is eey ard earnestly requested
that audab example followed by those who struggle in
the of "eod-lke Charityn myl0 ct
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

ss ehxu invites ts Ids, e ss,s9ia ~ 49,
Rss TRIMMINGS AND rAscY DRY sooDe whlrh eE's &c
ses street bird door shove sss ~ Msste - c.
sh<n with purcbssed mrrH as3 tAy vin
hnd hsfz sr na s>i q tyentv cent shenp th1z z
= 80
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arrAMSoAr YEYAaruAEs.


steamer JAMES R0BB H. Carroll master ST. Lotus
ard intermediate landings THIS DAY, O'clock positively
shippers will please b n the above
myi1 OGlEsBf MAcAuLAf, 65 Tchoupoulas ST.
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SEAMEN's WAGEs.-The New York Shipping
List says: The supply of seamen being bet
ter, wages have declined to SIS to Europe, with
S20aA advance $13 to South of Europe, with
$l3 advance; SIS to the Mediterranean, with
Sl5als advance; $12al8 to California, East
Indies and Australia, with S18a24 advance and
coasting $l6al8, with SSa9 advance
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TUE BLACK TRAGEDIAN-Accordin to private
letters from Pesth, Mr. Aldridge, the black ac-
tor, is quite the lion of the day The literary
men, artists and actors gave him a grand din
ner and a valuable album. As Aldridge played
in the National Theatre all the characters, ex-
cepting those which he represented, were given
in the Hungarian language, but the parts were
SO well studied that everything went off as
smoothly as possible. The Magyars were so de-
lighted with Shylock and Othello that they have
insisted on his playing Richard Ill.
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ls5- The steamer TECUMsEH, Capt. Pierce
will leave for CINCINNATI etc. THIS EVENING. O'Clock.
myi1 MCDOWELL JR. BELL, i9 Poydras street.
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Wednesday Morning. May H. 1853 ! r
CLEARED yEsTERDAY.
Steamship Cherokee Barter Ns~York vs AvAns Jensines
ssp E Z. d Oven Owen. &. Asus, Hy ss.sr
ssp Col cs shss To- e. Isgpss yP wsisae, @ss
ssr ssmas Rsstis sro.n ss RisEmoa cAr%ss
sehr Dora Bcshich, isr Pensacola Hurley AGO
cr Mary Eddy Eddy from Brasos s. Jaso via s.a' 10 nss
SIP Ss.@'; sss' from ,sPsS Meek" Sse
&: i ss: sa ss q '::: %
& s Ssy @ pssi fss. &
steamboats.
Ell Ii WHIT %,' Ts"a sSafss % a ls GGa''
s%ss's GORDON. dssai Ssy .s l1 mos oSs ss
eSs. Bsishsr, % Hsr'ias a from St Loui.
si: % :; ; .'T 20; a. .sG
h ss ~ sT r. dow, ana
Msyssss,. s.,I; oSes.0. John Do'sa and brig
nj ne . ia
aBy Tslegraph.l
sou1Hwrsr Pass May 10.
eoo oar . Asbsdss &:o '''
EXPORTS
NEW YoRKSPer steamship Cherokee $1,000 specie %
dssrstns io7 packages butter sundries.
HAvRE-Psr ship Eisira Owen $500 bales cotton.
o iP hssd o,s % e. SSe s 90
casks hams ''' A''' 40 Aa 10
ship Col Cults. 1883 5000 bbl. four
pork $40 ks tom 10 sod
q Samuel Rsa go bib rh.I
PENsACoLAPsr bbs whisky 90 do pork 81 bags
IMPORTs
& M s sf Z G sss :s ss u
ds. wool soaissa 20 bales ~o do
skin. a5t4 hides u Manu- tbl mdse ya.To
M4TAS5ss-psr :hr ess Henry: Cargo @.a..s
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GENERAL HAYNAU's CORPSE "A most extra
ordinary account has reached us in private
letter from Vienna to a high parsonage here,
and has been the talk of our salons for the last
few days. 1t appears that the circumstance of
the death of General Haynau presented phe-
nomenon of the most awful kind on record. For
many days after death the warmth of life yet
fingered in the right arm and left leg of the
corpse, which remained limp and moist, even
bleeding slightly when prieked. No delusion,
Notwithstanding, could be maintained as to the
reality of death, for the other parts of the body
were completely mortified, and interment be-
came necessary before the two limbs above meu
toned had become either stiff or cold. The
writer of the letter mentioned that this strange
circumstance has produced the greatest awe in
the minds of those who witnessed it, and that
the Emperor had been so impressed with it that
his physicians had strictly forbidden the sub
ject to be alluded to in his presence. .[Paris
correspondent of the Atlas.
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ny For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clerk Of the Fifth District NewOrean which situation he haa
filled for tho last offers himself candidate for the
oHee OF CEkksP Of said Court whatever Court the
be changed 10. fell I'd
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M- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD II. JUDGEsHIP or THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. the Court which
may Il ndart he new Consultation. el 10
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NS- J. B. CoTrON is a candidate for JUDGE Oh
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY NEW OR
LEANS the Court which will superceds tho Third Judicial Ds
Court the Parssh Of Jedsrou
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EB- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
thOsd the Of H. oNEi Attorney and Counsel
office Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
the district which the psIh OF Orleans situated either II
denomination which the Legislature call it,
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MAr For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COuRTMARTN BACffE candidate for the office Of JUDGE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, OF o
Ne MAY IL. Nl6 taps
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no J. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent o.
CERE
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs ter
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~ FOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Court
We authorised LIVINGSTON
once o. JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS felt u
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E8-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
ROBERT NJ KEARNEY candi-
dats for the JuDGEsP Of the FFTh DISTRICT COURT of
Orleans. iaull
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1- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am o Cam
dian,s for Judge Of the Foarsb District couri Of Nwossna
mhf ii. III. REYNOLDS.
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N9- For DISTRICT ArTORNEY.-We are re-
quested friends W. BOBERTS him
ORIEANs
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MN-P. s. BIRoN is a candidate for the
JUDGEsHIP or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS other Court which might be created succeed
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N1- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
c. EMsIERsoN the sce Of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, the Court which be organised
10 succeed IA.
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DAILY CIR ESCENT.

UNCLE TONS CABN.-R the New York Her
aid be correct, Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has
produced serious injury in the Northern States
by the publication of Uncle Toms Cabin. That
paper says:
Of late days we can observe that there is
springing up a demand in The Northern market
for ebony color, not to be sent to Southern plan
tat,ons, but to supplant some Of the white lords
Of the creation in the affections of their wives,
sweethearts and daughters. We are occasion,
ally supplied by the country newspapers, of this
and neighboring States, with romantic accounts
of elopements Of fair daughters of the Anglo
Saxon race with swart sons of Africa; and for
the last few months these events have become so
numerous as to give some cause for alarm lest
the evils should spread and magnify To what
is this new feature in our society to be traced,
but to the effect which the reading of Uncle
TOMS Cabin has had, and is calculated to have,
on the minds Of silly, weak minded young la
dies
We have no doubt that the book has had an
influence in the direction indicated by the Her.
aid but we trust that it has not been very ex-
.tensive, for there is something go revolving in
the idea of this mixture of races, that the con-
temptation Of it would scken any female of del
icacy.
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Ns8- ii. b. EGaLEsrON is candidate for
!gDsE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
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Ms- WILLIAM p BEDIoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT may
succeed II. NIL L
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M0 Fog JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court.
GEORGE W. CfRiSTY a candidate Office the JUDGE
THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS,
which andsr the Constitution ss
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l1~ Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
candidate for CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY mis-
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YYW oRIIArS wAAKxrs.


ChEeCENT UFffcE. L
Wednesday Morning, May II, 1853.
C0TTON-There better demand yesterday, and
about $500 bales changed hands Prices irregular
and rather lower for descriptions We now quote
,. NEW o e CLASSIFICATION I,.ss ATOM >, ana
n nu,, ,''''''.. eSs41 Sns go
Middlins. ....... $50 oslGood Fair. 90
Good Middlins .1o'l fSloas Good and Fine.- 10
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1852. -. e532 1874
' =. Yesterday. 2s54-1ss54ss s7-4s7oa
1eAG1 65457
Npc''N Yesterday. 44Ss-1A4o25 OoO-2s4s2
Stock on hand not cleared. ... 1886 $685.
TOBACCo-Tbere was more inquiry, and we heard Of
ABS hhds taken follow: 10 hhds at SKI 10 hbds at
6h; so hhds 4s at 81 and at 7,s 2si hhds at 5ks
round and 101 hhds: 20 at ~ and 81 at 6He 2 b.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-ssles of Sugar barely $50
hhds at previous rates But little Common Offering.
or Molasses 500 bbs disposed of at 16620 and in
GLIDING 70 bbls Texas Fermentng at 1910 y gallon.
FLOUR-Market firm. Sales 1000 bbls, of which 300
Ohio at 81 40 500 from abost avorte brand at about
81 40 200 IA resa) at 81 so 500 St. Louis in several
lots 81 so for superAne and 81 rs for Extra and 100
Extra Ohio at 81 62h v Dbl
GRAIN-Corn was unchanged with sales Of 6000 Sacks
including 1850 White and Mixed at 49, 1850 Yellow and
White 200 sacks from fatboat and $50 in lots all at 5o
y bushel.
PROvIsIONs-A lot of 400 bts uninspected Mess Pork
sold at SIS Is p bbl. of Green Meat lot of 1875 900
lbs in store sold at 4se for Shoulders and 6H@ Ii
for Hams Bacon unchanged with sales of 40 casks
prime Sides 7sl075 and few lots of prime Shoulders
at 6se tb. Lard was improving, and we noticed sales
of 800 erces Prime from store at OK 100 kegs No ut
105z, and 100 at lilo q fb.
HAY-110 bales were sold at $17f0$17 50 p ton.
CANDLES-There was active demand for specula-
nd we sale of In
500 at p 100 at the same and 100 boxes and 100 half
boxes at 22t h. the market closing with an upward
tendency.
CoFFEE-sales $50 bags Rio at o. p ID.
WHIsKY-175 bbls Rectifed sold in lots at 49, and so
Raw at 21t D gallon.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken for Amsterdam at ASS q
hid for Tobacco, and brig for New York at 1910 for
full cargo Of Corn
northumberland limited at quotations
SteriinS 1uosf
Frames. of as .1Sl
New York Sixty day Bills. u ct. disc.
Sight Cheeks on New York. .parGD 4 u ct. pm.
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~ Please announce that JOHN GEDGE will
supported candidate the JuDGEsHP or FIFTH
DISTRICT COURT The Court which succeed under the
h2s NUMEROUS FRIENDS,
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NB~ Ed. Crescent Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL Esg viii be supported for he ONCE q JUDGE OF
DISTRICT COURT Of NEW ORLEANS, the Cour.
organized succeed under the Constitution
Mil YOUNG AMERICA.
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ss- FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Election third I'd
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M8-FOR JUDGEO OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
EDWARD candidate for
the JuDGEsfIIP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Of
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- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection
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. NS- Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CASTE canddate for the Of CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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lS- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
A. MOTT a CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhl4
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Ngs- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Ns- WIN. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
stable Of the Second Justices Court Election Monday in No
vember next. myl0 "a
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le- We are authorized to announce G. r.
WHEAT Clerk the Sixth District Court mhI
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NJ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. 8. TAPPAN
IL candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhisls
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M0- THOMAS c. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs
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Mag- For DISTRICT ATTORNEY Henry ST
PAUL eoBdidAi. for the ofbes. felt to
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Gs- H. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK O
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. nh95
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Ns1~ JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for GLE
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. NH
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E8-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
CANONGE candidate fof
JUDGE OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT on NEW ORLEANS
the which Substituted under tbs Contu
feIS Ia
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QRIDGEwATER FIRE AND WEATHER

pRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
- PROOF PAlNT-Depo No. 10 Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that the Bdgewaier Paint Company have
completed the erection the addition mills the diff
Guilty heretofre experienced supplying the demand for oil
will for the future efectusy reedied All
lied upon being promptly hlied.
the intention Of the Company, few weeks manufacture
Leaf other colors from the Bridge when will be
medaey introduced In this market in ysnent sized packages
The dry mineral be mixed with lime (nstsad oily ordinary
purposes covering wood and brekay onetwenih lime, vel
slkd. This experiment North
Gently this city and works admirably For directions
popee pamphlet which may be had at tbs
depot any ofthe Sub Agents.
Dry, in barrels. weighing 900 to 500 lbs,
Dry In half barrels, weighing 400 TO 251l hs.,
Ground in oil in kegs Of IS, 50 and loo ibs.,
Fog sale by q. c. BOGERT CO., 20 Camp street,
Agents for the States Of Louisiana Alabama, Mississippi
And by the city Sub-Agsnts.
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N8-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP JUDGE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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D9- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
candidate for Judge Of the NewOrsans
the Of the parish Orle~n JOHN c. LARUE. mh1
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CRY, I
Tuesday Evening May 10, 1858.
The supply Of stock offering but moderate and prices
in favor Of holders;
PRICES
Beer CATTLE (fiue to c. Westn). -. -0S 1 p ID net
western Texas ...51z0-S q fb net
Hoes ..-....................... v ii net
SHEEP (Western) .............S 50D$ 80 p head
- (rexas) ..-.............S 90Ds- q head
Mulch Cows. S2S 00DS55 90 "a head
CALVES AND YEARLISGs. 60D$ SO q head
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ELECTION NOTICES.

MH- We are authorized to announce A. P.
FIELD candidate for JUDGE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT
COURT. mys
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Z3r For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
EDWARD J. CARRELL.
ulx5La Elsetlon NAV "a
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The New York Courier says: 'Some idea of
the business done upon the railroads of the
West may be formed from the following: A few
days since there started from Detroit train of
eighty five cars in one string, propelled by two
Of the most powerful locomotives in the country
The train was bound for Chicago, and the
greater part Of its vast load was carried to the
merchants of that thriving village. Since the
first Of April, just such trains have started
almost daily from the depot of the Central Rail-
road for the same place. On Thursday evening
a passenger train left the depot for the West
composed of 30 of the splendid new passenger
and luggage cars, of this company, containing
900 passengers and almost one quarter of mile
long"
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Drugs, Medicines, I'erf,sn,es.y, etc,

~ The subscriber would respectfully call attention Of
Pianters Ply and Families assorted stock
comprising article in his line Of owhieh %
examination, will be found FRESH GENUINE DATING
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the very quality
vii be cald al tbs with all the Mineral
saeh CONGRESS, BLUE LICK, supued ~
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERaliNT
GOuLEY FILTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN
apl d.Wy Druggist and Apoheca Camp Poydrss
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first day Of May, part first of THE POPULAR EDUCATOR
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the Of complete secular education
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THE NEW ENGLAND METHODIST CONFERENCE.
At the session of the Methodist Conference at
Ipswich, May 2, the Committee on Slavery re-
ported the following series of resolutions, which
after considerable discussion, were adopted:
l. That as a Conference we are as fully and
deeply convinced as ever that all voluntary
slaveholding, or the holding of slaves in bondage
for the sake of gain, under any circumstances,
is fragrant sin against God and humanity.
2. That it is our deliberate and settled opinion,
that no more persons guilty of the sin of slave
holding, should be admitted as members into
our Church.
g., That we are fully persuaded that if a
proper discipline were duly administered, or if
the spirit even of our present discipline were
fully crrried out, all voluntary shareholders
would soon be either brought to repentance and
reformation of life, or for the sin Of slavehold-
ing expelled from the Church.
A. That as there is difference of opinion as
to whether our discipline as it now reads, would
exclude such persons from our communion, it is
the sense of this Conference that the difference
should be so altered and amended as to include
a well defined and clearly expressed rule pro-
hibiting their reception into the communion Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
The Convention, after passing resolutions in
favor of the Maine Law, resolved to send five
delegates to represent the Conference at the
Worlds Temperance Convention.