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~ aud White Ruled Letter Paper; do Ruled BAH Pos
biue and white; supcffne aud fine Bath, assorted colours
pcrtne and fine Commercial Post blue, white and
ors; Cream Laid Litter blue and whites blue white LII
Neliun Note; line and superfne Laid Caps ruled and III
long and broad super Laid Bill Paper supcrne p Pa
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Qasen Isabella, and Of important eysats in
Spain.
The Duke of Montpeuaier is openly aaisstinr.
Italy.
The export Of breadstpfs is psabiGited from
1 the Roman Etstes
In Naples, the political fsrrnent continues.
Many arrests have been made. r
7 9g Austria.
| 1t is runnored tfas new loan of two hundred
million forms is about to be raised, to repay the
| Vienna Bank advances.
| The AHstrian Lloyds undertakesto to open steam
comrnuaication between Trieste, North African
ports, Spain and Portugal
me Austrian engineers officially report favor
aniy on tse proposed ship canal from the Dan-
ube to the Black Sea r..
Gresca aaS'i 2&sss-
me currant crop Of Cephslonia is very def
sient Prices opened at one hundred and fifteen
ATHENS, 24th.--Fhe ministerial crisis is I'M
.anged.
Bsrmak
The King Of Denmark is visiting the King of
sweden The question Of the sound dues com
tinass to, ,perplex. 9
~ India ana China. .a
!. we have dates from Bombay to July 30, The
ihtet5genes frem India is unimportant E
a. a lIormsdahle insurrectisn had broken out ii
the Center Of Bengal. The iasurgen,s are the
y uHi ,I and other trlbea occupy ing the Rsja-
mahal Hils-a bold. and hardy race. They
'humoer from thirty toi ifty thousand men, act -
ing in hye parties, and are armed with axes.
poisoned arrows, and q few fire arms, They
have spread over the country q -htIsifed n,fiss
IN extent, destroying every thing European. and
pfeteId that they are led by their God in per-
son. The few Europeans have entrenched fhem-
selves untlt assistance snail arrive. The insure
rection,wast 70 little anticipated, that there was
not thousand troops within one hundred and
fifty miles. 80
4. The London papers have soothing editorials
on the subject Of the intelligence, confirming
the recent collision Of the kussians with the
Khan of KhiSa, and dfepulse Of the latter. 80
ehanghae adElces are to June 29th Quiet s
ness Was prevailing there and at Canton. Food
was plentiful Communiea1ien With. the inta- 7
rior had been partially r. eSopensd. An enor-
NOUS buichery had been perpatrateif ct Canton:
one thousand were executed for synlpattisino
with the rebels. The Insurgents we're losinr
ground ibithe north & -
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Messrs. Drnuistoan & Cos circular reports cotton
ssifisr cut NOT quotabiy higher Brown shipey CO.
ssy the week opeued duI bes 5essme afm sfd prices
hardeDrd, although the quotations adyapcef
Some ciTcEArs however, quote ia a,iddlinc
Inscriptions 10 the extent l-I6h if I'd he sies
OF le wsek a,nouaed co 81 $50 wnIeh srecta.
tors took 22S ts,es and exporters 10a b4ss. The f
q singase she qseta9nH far oslsaas I'd Aidaiipg
Mobile, efst; hntdipg, 5i5 to exd. TLe saesson
rdus fsefs IL eco b.hs specuiattts The market
;tos I'd y Tbs sseea port S67ouo -sses au
'a 'i!aG so1 yut s"essSt4 Americas, ssss - n
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.0EElCIAL---OETICIAL.
~ COMP G.RoLLER'ss OFFICE.
: City Of NsW Urisaiss. N ~ usl 70. 1896. =

s =! =. COMP PS.RoLLER'sp OFFICE,
s1v City Of N.ys Urisa4s, a " ust 70, 1886, (
[ M, 25s9
Resoteed, rhnt the CItr ConpIr5lfer be- ana he il
sfess requested 10 cause be solo; aftet fhifsy davis
aq'iee IN is eiifiai Journal oe eily the
Aafy, now confined IA die CltS Wofk-hua AZ. Ssafd
siave Having been noe,ted 10 tic city sa sa,e fs, o,
made for nds ubieei 10 The apprsvas OF Inc Cons
mon Couuci l. ,ssSfes'S
81 [signedl GERARD sTITH.
- Presdentp pfo lem. Board vi assistant Aleexmsr.4
ISIghedl ~ JOHN ct LBhg ron
President pro board Of Aldermen
Approyed~August & lea5s - - -
lslgnedl JOHN T. LEWIS, Msypr Lax.
Noiice iaheteby given, that on yvEDN ESD 6Y~tbs
2oih ot eptembe next, will sdiudicate for ca sbsaf
The Guy Woskiunse, at oclvck, the ABOVE slave -
.-s.4,o o. QEBUYS.
auSo 70 CGmpiEo lsr.
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l.. STATE OF LOUISIANA. e4
.'' PafiHk Of oTiesnk City Of New Orleans.
.a@ tbat nths saa Nj 1856
sastss y tse Feat
~ sppt sred Charles 5'fgg sSad g. r. Javier ssr
y , we Letsiaua Maaai Asahnee
rJ tetodlns 70 taH say, ,siattss
y usi sLd true,
' ee'utst'!- HHAFi+kS Bhftiss,, EreE6lls
s,xoS,t, II, F. IA l7ElEl', SecfoaJ.
z 5eieRe ans, u stED IsbI
Q. VI. IL ~ IL,
eseond Jnsies Of So teaes Tia paF ofiean4
ol fustaas dseats dividend
nians ofthe eDdt March '9ta, ss5,
w. S is'NN' va 'a' hsf 'na u o. asy OF Juut
contains the PeYs the seas ano
iess and sinaye by ire, Htthe pfeaur
oR 'soaAesst corner OF Garlp and kntuhaa
#5r CHARLES BRIGGS, TTsstent,
81 D ,,xx,4,,, a. cARRtERE ,,9ics resident.
Nsn or0enl, March 94, 1855,
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-RAILa0AU TRAYELINa.

| l--t-t -As11ta ta3-4@9Ifa.Q 80 Y -Es4A4IsUs
E% GSgsss nhsBAks, 1sB ss4sr 9FE: *ssT. & ~
5ss ! nj Iaa
5ss ::s ssis
sps Train will ars sFschE alis1a ThAs s1ssS Saturday ,,.or
Ss .sPE 1g az ss. q % The
Ersa.sion sAe same day, will be ssuod
T. Eayoa dee Asmaadss s...."........"..sl IS.
ar Ths 1an acsonncisii5a o
asI''s ~ y q s'''ins 'a And % Ut that Z syars Wan
ss sss ssB oBsaAEs, saaaF ssn4asss JA9Es M
M Depot an callopo caa rs et naa,
pAsssTsta TNAINs layes hr dolly w & NJ BssaAss
sy e = u A. s faEstngptOsssd asapa
gAssIhse cents 0 way. chidren and .srysui,
FaEisaF TRAIN fssm City 10 os7ks All an
"a III iHsfsss Tst .ssa g s,., s4 sn
a 1s'''4 '4' II szgfss 4 sssgs.s e ess gss:
NEW HoaK, atIisa.S AsD ERIE l ~ sylasll..t..i.s;#i
,.Ss.e n " y
SgssEEs SsaES EzfsEss m 4 s2f Js.'s. ssst
Nall :, sls n DaatE H1ie
A' k5aff1sp 555s;i.s d fsis sE:ssiS
& 1Efs, 81 r ID, for Eewbusgh o;isyle
EssR ESFsEss = i s9R q " paatt Buffalo
WAY EXPRESS for pu4kirE aud Bauao AMI inter-
Fails halqad Nags a al and Puks sss vi M
t s.s and astfa Wiz @ ass
nysTd PC Mo7ALLusl. eeusra, saas.,n,sn,,,, +.
is hA1IheAR Il 10 M2sP. DIRECT I'd e8a; e:5.Ii;.sa
e est Was1sSiSa ,aH s1d Wheeling
f5 K M sSBa'h's'n
n ss.sss 4 s 81 sa's
hs saaoSon b9tgs .he and he ai,s
% sas 81 ns s Yh ssn
y seses'
savs SsasE %ssssa ;sasssn 'as aas
u, A Sa GG1s direct v the Cen
&c %hss5
anfusy n R Railroad for sanduky Tosdo Dsifo Chicago s.
A Columbus hs c Railroad with ths fast
* Sna s ou a se sH koRa r. Sn Gssinns
sa4 through ?" Indianapolis Hsats oh
holding ,hTsasi tickets for Memphis, vicE.eats MAI,
o s osa
ss "a cago ~ end ST. Louis, sold by this route - ~
asas bsWsh bss ssses sssfe etc
SGy n4e where eonnee:op With the Cleveland and
.aTss sssuyS ss ss 70 ns that while only
mo and direct all eang points in the
great Ie Tbs distance INT
sens aeoni l. y mites shorter than other route.
ARE BY THROUGH TICKET WasHISsros-Ta Yhoelng
" sG columbus 10 6S Dson 1885, G,nsuat SIS Loasvls
81 siSea si csvs ss os a. az y m n from
ls9ns Ss etc. 't pn'' sao' Esem VI
am an Halpera Ferry Aarturg Springs
beao od Springs, Piedmont,
PHsenss may Leave Washington AZ r. M For bo
.rsi s.asons between Baltimore and wheeling take A. III
tae traps to and from Baltimore Annapolis etc. see spsca
NJ PARSpMs shsf snormation through etc. apply to ros
JOHN H DONE,
t.oT.. .z-.=t.1.-. Matter Of Trauspo
-IeNh baltimore and Ohio Raiirpsd. Baltmnra
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Ponce Jan, second L1strict.
a nv AS brought o'the City Polics Jati The negro
w boy ALEGK is fset * inehss high, he's ! Car
on the forehead IS about 70 old Says hs belongs
70 NJ Jean daeqntf Aayei Planter iiylg Parish
st John Baprste. The 10 yeQassled to cali and
c,am said boy according law
49, B. PLANlhARD Keeper City Police Jail
Nsw Orleans. s pr 1T 1895 sal2sIstE8
ekaAo surrendered hniDtff to'tns GItS Police Ja on
k H. tbs 9TH inst, the negro boy SAM is 2 inches
sp has cut on the left side of his says he be-
ionto the estate of Risss late planter Pho uemine
The agents requested to can and cs sad
slafe Rceoreing 10 law.
i. PLANrTARD. Keeper City Police JAN.
-ssrw aIrteNns sent 10 ts7l- sell l5ts
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VOLUME VIII. ii !
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.

VIII kase on sATuRDAY. ssd inst, ntb O'Clock r. M
WT0R MEMPHIS, Helena, Napo- sy-ss :
eop. qteeny,,ls Celnmla, Lake Praydsnrs
Vieksbnrg, and al the benda-Ths now, elegant aud
VII leave az ne0ss RI vn ss5t G. sg e spP On
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Ill. fancy, Wholesale Dealer in For-
esa aa oaess,e Malt Liquors, No. 80 Graye, t
fos GR a.s ns il ssaa oIdsr Ss
q 81 - in g. 10 my X aae sF
fe1 " - t ~ ai ofaers received
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THE GVOD sAMAEITANs.
HyHTS ASSOC ALTON ORG ANIZED +,

gHNHIS ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED LAST
evening, in Of the epidemic bsi.g
Tne 10 Howln
John tto and, Pfesideut; Vice President j..
seen, John Fss - &#s5
RKeRiy Jptn L. lie s,, Mayor
fie, Third District and Thos Mcore pub ocss
Fturt D
MKpie ApvIssRs-resens Cart rigfa s. assFarane,
Mcs Wedesttaad, NJ DnnaArd, Lsws.
Payi a
hEAIB EARpEs GkssRii Hcsrrrais-
Geo ". Dixon ts -
kuRsxs srcE.Ferton resdn ety, in
Maoanae Lp
JpAa Ela.het Per lido .i.st, ee Ire
pspe, TO klasoesE SEsf the Ctatiss
"Hst m dia TX, y sssi siea ,eahis apply 10
MliaB eoydfas haya kei-f'a 1udes
has, ehsres Hotel John Flasher, Peido sap
hsCa "a llftl d u pct ii
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FIfe, Rlver and Marine Insurance..
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, g. W
of$ 900 00
As"D. D.sso'nA&Hnecreiary va A. N. cL ABE, President.
- BRANCH OFFICE. No. 40 Camp ss IN Orleans.
ihs andefasnod are prepared ossus oLCIEssgant
skAs and 81 aao
ss sstshscurrsntrs.oso Of pr stnun,. % y 's''
BGsJAAIh FLOR AN,eE. Agent
: asa HA Rni0R DIANE .Aa hssuIi Egsni.
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wnI. " W.=wooD,a

ATTORNEY AND coUNs ELLoR AT Laws sss
9# aS1 So ictloe 1. - kS SeW9, 5,=5 e
Ildpiag Yeasored Gpm Nete QTssqes Gsa located ia
JACKSON mis- sss. 6sf1 51-tss
IA ILL give sreiupt aiteatioil TO all business
Nv estIu AP-f
CAancery, he Gifent
A1dh
laukt Narren a I'D the adjoining souht-s.
- Sre Accounts se-
Is.Ssoa Al,ss - ~ ~s' f aslsl l.d&W L9
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Bills Il ED u VER7 DAY, 6UN DAY.
VA ..-.@-.-. .:6a@asts5s 7srlg.5 WEDNE
4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Il A DAMS, r. w, Grocer, corner Front, Go
On NOR and galto,l.reeis. LIZ {. ais
"a ELL, WILLIAM, Tent, Awning and Water
s'ss' M s'nd -
/ sgENsoN, JOSEfH, House and Sign Painter
Sss e. srs sss sass Copper and II
IEpROWN, THOS.,. Carpenter and Joiner, 12t
s sl G saa psseass ss the p ~ 5
asKEAUx, q. A., Attorney -at-Law, No. 81
/ aeOGERr, G. G.i&~ co., Ship Agents and
cesaission Merchants, g Camp street. iyaa.
i G GaONVERSE 4 co, Grocers and Dealers in
gss.s1 P,edses three stores bounded bycanal
| TkWIGHT, EDMUND p, Attorney and
y Counseior law Naposonvlfe pafh Of AssaiSpion La
W WI L pIsess in '1s
IEhELAGRAVE, A. 8 co. = Commission Mer-
ss silss. I'd i ws.. ss 4
lTAoLBEAR, RUFUS, Writing md Book
ssfRss ss ia s . Grss saasss
| EIhOBYNs & HARR1NGTON'S Daeuerreo-
g.ype. corner Camp and csaai.Isst tst tal-. III
EyUBAEK,s b. N. JR., g. Co., General Com
- nnssion Msrehaht., No. 81 Camp rtreet. g-aE
ETIGHELBERGER, j. K, BuILDAn, Circus
ss 70 e. ss
| he The nost teesonable terms. auSoiy
FEHAENBACH, M, Dealer in Piano Fortea,
IAfNEs ASs Co &C.. = ~. .,ss M -
III srs in Hardwss as "a 40
.s.es.s: e.. lnls y
ASsREENWOoD " co, MOSES, Commission
SsIFFNEY7 " I,oVEII,- sbi7,- 1a.n,s :
~ aoaItnissIep Msrehsns q Common atrsst. = mill
sh LL,. ALEXANDER. Imnoyter and Deaier
T. Jewsiry, Sans fiaiois Cutlery Fancy ,sss
ee. etc. 70. % Camp street a47
ART. q. j. g. Co, Dealers in Groceries,
Drugs Chemically Paper, sc oIas STREET ala
ai4 s sc = s neaierS ma
HOLMES a 9CI,A Uss}l f,,acsrs -a,,d D.. Ia-,
in vs.se'n rodues NO. II new
y gvpTl ., ,7ror,,, ,5,i;7 7. e.s .yes :
nal and Royal ssrso.s. s' r. ~ '' ais =,
YlySfN. eco GEO w sh;Tn;-5,, Ar,n,,1I
= z aud eos.m.-.ea Mere.se ia Y Camp ,.ss lss
~ ssrss.. ------------------ .ls
ri EHNEn1 ra 'esau q: g.. eAs""...;
y 4 NnTs I95FI5a 10 ..os
u 4
.,s-s tn =; - : - - : : -
4 Ei9HTON q BAEBOT, Gothiers. corne5
Il 4 Isns! aud ST. cha,e. s.rsets 49, -
: ~ ~, ~, = , - : - - = ~
"a s,,,lis: y. r. E. g w sottoh acsasa
q n ORGAN q Ro.,Es o,d g. ,.-5s ,;a.,.,.a -
- GeAage Etaee adinuira the Poslff55s.
" uNk0E, a. co. Mems and Boys Clothing
and RETAIL e'raer
~ Il
n Al ARP iSsH' "a, ry "A -. ..s. :.
iVs Isst ~, ~ ~ =. 4AStt9aeys-at-LeW, NG. IL
ts a (;.{gAEI JiIi 5E7 . - ---~,
iFs SasAAas t@A't SSa IsOT 81 akEseS, corner OF
Fancy Arseiss.u
l1 5hRi5 u W AN, Glothiers. corner fnfrr
~ nv ~ r y, z7577 y IS
VI hmhfAi+L,~ b-LEiE 4iNE & CO., lieaIefs
% hoqts, sheua aud Hgs 6senS IS Cotnrnc q nI2
-. rrI,,yyI---,S- , - -----7-r-- |
AJFEIhIfY, y. & 10, Dealers in Clothing and |
: g,ITgftIEHFT JStE71I5- -FT1TI = Y
ilsFFa5 sIncr s,
-7.s.--.7 -,--7-z = :! : : : .als4s y
~ IN Ks I, r. pS5SfS = .1-Ni =;
sslfets01 shl3W4 H. y co stseneraissfiof ay5f$
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INSURANCE.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
's1* s>7' of NeyU (rIaore.

IN sssrrdsus wish ar,iels !hscompeny
z y sa'i ssissi Ss sss
Sn rus tIshh. s546sae Saf
sS. sssa aisia sssa :, :,
Is% is'a% sas%'iis sss
Net earned prs ndens the seay ssssqss Is
m,snts paid for oasea during The period,
e kssI ..... Gsss s-
~ "''s ese etsef y r. o.
) Paid fer iosaer... ssssssss .ss -
Amount for leases in Of ssttlement and 49,
Aaj""1asn'.' Si,Sssn
Totaio.ses. ........... .., ss5.1sts
r. ~. nsnran anl s Isseei
Expenses including those q The assnss
Nst pzo6s for shs year ending s May sss 4osss s.
IN 1890 -. s5 REHABILITATION. ~. n Fstt- t.lt
AA'np1 s q earned Pre5ailmA a. "
Amoopt Of premiums paid by Aisrehan.s'In. . -
oasssSk sa psss dSR,'s sss f. g @ sg s her
sDasdoned s.s. thsr right 10 profits, as ror con.
r''9,ss; ssSss asa. '''
OIL tsn per cent interest, say............. l0sslH
Balance being ns. es,asd ;.
The Company havs .hs following ossc,s, viz, !
Bi,s rscfyable, At short time, for pre- anss
B.s B,s inr being se.2s y
pss ~, ?, sssn ao. 10 eSur Of 1879.
casn On ss,0is
% Total a'sssa. .ss'1ssa g
~ at'S p '.sf ---1---- s~-e s'-------
> Parish Of Orleans. City ii New 0risanst}
ssy ss' 5ss e hs rse
sa e.mpaay and a & ss os
40 a.
.oHS .Hepg PgMaEETcN, :, Iaz President.
s...,,..,r. CIV. JoNTE,
The Board q Directors declared Dividend Of rie.nper
ss sss shsas ..lss s sy I i st
49, e 1oss ssaaa1ssSE aREas1gEETes, s,s,.Is.ss Rss,ia'''
DIREcToRs: So
isss ssssss5, & s.ssy yssa't w. Rs;:i
s.r. so-Ihie.. 7. Msporo.'. g tA''''- FisF
louisiana Mutual Insura1es Company OF
: New Crlaans,
with ss sasir char.ehe Company
~ No. S o The sndirg arch, 1856
3a =
- ..'. ss'.ef ID
s.s lssBa s psnsfs q: s. ssis IS
e'a PrsnaA on .''ks sssss
asnsa s,, premiums "a for the s4ssas
ror .1ss.s1e SO
% River ssss sssssss =
ntsfeh discount sto... assos Il
'stProH's for hsyssr ending nIsTsh H. sso1s
II, Tao cor1pany tays the following asset, viz.
n seoissbts AZ short premt aG G.
inc ior ss - aaoserlpt.oa nees
,vteea @ s n ioshs On a.oe4R sssia
Bs,fe7 s.
'-''''.."a- siS,6io g.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-10-27

y Remembering them that are in bonds IA being
bound with thom,' tits for to proceed without
regard to the outeries raised against us. We are
indisputably in the right. None know this better
| than the Shareholders themselves, and their abet
tors and hence their murderous excitement o.
spirit With the right is God therefore God is
with US; and therefore we shall at last triumph.
But victory is ours only on one condition -rIDEL-
rTY. We are to make compromises-to tolerate
none-to be inAexibe, vigilant, perseveriug, con-
ident laborious aggressive, to the end. No par
tial or side issue must be allowed for moment
no repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Bill, no restoration
of the Missouri Compromise, making slavery
sectional and freedom Misunderstanding short of
the immediate. utter and eternal extinction of sla.
very in every part of the land To effect this, and
to keep our hands unpoluted, we must withdraw
from every sect party, compact, and constitution,
which give any support to the Shareholder or any
countenance to slavery. There must be nothing
allowed to stand between US and the redemption
of the slave. We must be determined to know
nothing, in his day, but Christ, and him cruciGed.
So feeling and so acting. we shall come off more
than conquerors."
write in great haste, and, as the mail is just
S"h "NN hO hiOiVt cASc Occpiy it-
gretting that am unable to participate directly
in your proceedings. and trusting your anniver-
sary will give fresh impulse to the glorious cause
of Freedom in Michigan, | remain,
Yours, to break every tyranncal fetter,
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON.
Jacob Walton.
The session was occupied by G. G. Burleigh in
further discussion Of the relation of the church to
slavery and by remarks by NJ r. Robinson and
Mrs Ernestine L, Rose the Importance of liber-
al contributions to the funds of the cause for
It's support. Messrs Burleigh and Foster also ex-
pressed their dissent from Mrs. Roses opinion of
the pernicious influence of appeals to the future to
secure the performance of present duty. Mrr.
Rose briefly responding as they proceeded with
their remarks
DR.. Motif of Battle Creek read the following
resolution:
Whereas, we have listened for the last twenty
five years to the prayers of hypocrites and Aowry
oratory of the Statesmen to abolish slavery until
words fail to produce an effect therefore
Resolved, That will turn our faco to the foe
with bosOms bare and meet knife with knife bayo-
net with bayonet, ready to resist attack, or
march upon the foe nor falter till we achieve
victory.
Adjourned.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-10-27
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Nominating Committee recommended the
following persons as officers f the Society for the
ensuing year:
| REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
! President.
CYRUS FULLER, Plymouth.
Vice Presidents.
JOSEPH MERRITT, Battle Creek
MARIA DEY, Hickory Grove,
Mrs Z. COCHRAN, Detroit,
WV. IIERN, Brighton, Ind.
J. III. PARKER Rome.
Recording Secretary.
JACOB WALTON, Adrian
Corresponding Secretary
THOMAS CHANDLER, Adrian.
Treasurer.
SAMUEL HAYBALL, Adrian.
Executive Committee.
EDWIN CoNsTocK, Adrian,
ANN HAYBALL,
RICHARD GLAsIER, JR., Ann Arbor,
SAMUEL MOORE. Ypsilanti,
W. HOPKINS, Fremont, Indiana.
The Report was accepted and on motion the indi-
viduals were elected to the Offices above named
S. S. Foster proceeded to address the meeting
on the position of the Republican party and the
duty of abOlitonists towards it. His remarks were
followed by discussion in which Messrs. Foster,
Dodge, lIassey, Burlegh and Others participated.
Adjourned.
MONDAY MORNING.
&C. Durleigh occupied this session In remarks
on the disunion resolutions offered by Henry C
Wright.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Joseph Merit in the chair
Samuel Hayball presented the Treasures Re.
port.
The Treasurer of the Michigan Anti. Slavery
Society respectfully submits the following Annual
Report, ending October 9th, 1866.
RECEIPTS.
By donations during the year. S47S,73
- cash of former Treasurer 1856
S5l3,2C
EXPENDITURES.
| To Rent for Halls, S24, ,0C
Paid Lecturng Agents. 427, ,05
Paid for Printing, Postage, Freight Char
ges and Stationery, &C.
All, ,49
5l4,29
| Balance on hand, S35, Sc
There is now due the society in uncollected,
(avaiable) pledges, $4,000.
SAMUEL HAYBALL, Trea'r.
The undersigned has examined the above report
and found it to be correct.
JACOB WALTON, Auditor.
| Battle Creek, Oct. s, 1855.
| On motion the report was unanimously adopted.
Mr. Foster then in brief speech advocated the
organization of n disunion party. He said in sub.
stance that he believed that the mass of anti-sa.
very friends were in favor of political disunion.-
The position of the non-voting abolitionists, is
looked upon as mere negative one 1t is a spiri,
without body. 1t is not comprehended. The
mass want something visible and tangible. Tc
supply this want, there should be organized a po
litical disunion PARTY. Let il be led by such abo
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Meeting called to order by the President.
Aaron NJ. Powell said, am an abolitionist
because slavery chattelizes human beings. If such
be slavery, what is the character of that church,
that party. or that government which sustains sla-
very? 1t cannot be otherwise than most eminent
ly guilty. Mr.. Powell proceeded briefly to exam
inc the position of the Republican party.
Isaac G. Mott. in reply to Mr.. Powell, explained
that it is the duty of the States to give up the
passively, not actively-hat the slavehold-
or might come and take his slave, but could not
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The Nominating Committee recommended the
following persons officers O. the Society for the
ensuing year:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-20
Bp Vclcaroph.
HALIFAX, Sent IL.

IALlfAA, Oept IL.
The Royal Mail Steamship Africa, Capt.
Harrison, arrived at this port at an early
hour this morning.
Her dates from Liverpool are to the first
instant, one week later than those re-
ceiyed by the Atlantic.
The Africa will be due at Boston on
Wednesday afternoon so that her mails
should reach New York that night.
The steamship Arago left Ilavre and
Southampton the ooh Of August for New
York.
Nothing Of importance from the Baltic,
or from Kars.
The week had been productive of no
event of moment, and the attitudes of the
belligerents was entirely unchanged.
Interesting details of the battle Of Trak-
tir bridge on the Tphernanya, and the Off
cial accounts Of the allied commander, had
been received.
Another Russian attack upon the allied
lines near the Cemetery was looked for,
and preparations were being made to resist
it.
1t is definitely announced that Omar
Pacha is to take command of the forces IN
Asia, forthwith.
They do not alter the complexion OF the
affair, and claim thai it was decided vic.
tory for the Allies.
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A SERMON To llIGHwAYMEN.-The Eng
lish Methodist Magazine for 1867 contains
the following remarkable narrative:-
-Four gentlemen and an old minister were
assaled on the highway by three robbers,
who demanded and took possession of all
their funds. The old minister pleaded very
hard to b. allowed little money, a, he was
on his way to pay bill in London. The
highwaymen, .s our authority informs US,
being generous fellows, gave him all his
money back again, on condition OF preach
ing them sermon" Accordingly they
retired little distance from tho highway,
and the minister addressed them as fol-
lows -
Gentlemen, you are the most like the
apostles of any men in the world, for they
we're wanderers upon the earth, and so are
you they bad neither lands nor tenements
that they could call their own; neither, as
| presume, have you. They were despiscd
of all, but those of their own profession,
and so believe, are you they were un'
alterabIy fixed in the principles they pro-
fessed and dare swear so are you they
were often hurried into jails and prisons;
all.of which suflerings, presume, have
been undergone by you their professions
brought them all to untimely deaths: and,
if you continue in your course, so will
yours bring you. But in this point, below
cd, you differ nightly, for the apostles as
csnded from earth into heaven, where, am
afraid, you will never be found ; but as their
deaths were compensated with eternal g!o-
ry, yours will be rewarded with eternal
shame and misery, unless you mend your
manners"