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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

Parish Of Orleans ! M1HAEENo ssTs, I =
DY VIRTUE OF a writ OF 7ert factas to me
ID directed by the Hon. c. NJ bradford Second Justice Of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans sell pub
lie auction the premises at the Of Phipa and
Girod THURSDAY, the 18th Of November
at IL O'Clock M i q r. sz5.s -
THE CONTENTS OF BAR ROOM. -..zs, a. s.,-,-.
Seized in the above entitled EG5s 7,l
TERMS-Cssh the spot. ..- l..---55 s
ms 10 IA 10 Nv. w. MITCHELL. Constable.
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8ebisn Of tbs Nlarksts.


THURSDAY MORNING. November 5, 1857.
COTTON. - There was a fair enquiry but with limited
supply MARKET advanced claims the part of fac
tors yesterday reached barely $500 bales Prices
fully nc previous quotations and amend
figures follow:
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

a j. .ROCH & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
HATS-The subscribers are now ready to do any work
hat their customers and the public in general shall
fit to besow them Having engaged the competent
confident that they good work estab-
lishment in the city. ssT 800 {
N. BHats Of qualities short
est notice. j. ROCH 4 Co.,
oil 6n Baronne and Gravier
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

POINT-ALA-HACHE- Steamer Belle Gates@l2 hhds sugar
to sacks rice finaud Felon3 sacks bran to
W EThompson-sundres to order.
Observation-Disclosures DR. Batey-25 hhds sugar Isl
hills mo,asses bills molRsses Bogart Foley Avery39
hhds sugar moses has Kock &co-lO hhds 10
Roman Kernon-30bbs moosses Augustine Thibaut-l2 do
Hall Rodd Punam-l2 bbs molasses Brand Landry3O de
Iane.uxsndes order-Tot "A hhds sugar 2S6 bbls Of
moasses ... .... .... ,. .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bloomer-55 bales cotton to " 7
6ce22 Henderson, Terry &cosS May &co-l2 do
PAYNE Harrsoh-S McIemore RRyburn 6co9 bales cotton
Miller Forreser-6 do 10 johnson 6co5 bales cotton
McKeroy Brsdford22 Wright, Allen &co-36 bales cotton
A ] Tully &co-5 Campbell StrongS Cammack, Squires
Wes-4 sacks Ii Dryer &col9s sacks cotton seed to
Fisk- bbs -four Goodrich &co- bbl hams Payne Har
son-l North Sede &co40 hides and sundres to
order-Totn Isl bales cotton
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAlLROAD5I bales cotton to Warren Gilmore &co-6 dc
Cnrer Harrison &col0 bales cotton Byrn Vance &co6 Dc
Rhorer Hgge bottom &co bales cotton Anderson Metca
= do Bogart Foley Avey4 bales cotton John Watt &co-
bales cotton Harding Abbay Morehead-5 cord hooppoes
Abby-l Roger Boyle-sundres to order-Tota
bales cotton. =... Hsr- .Jt
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILEStesmer Oregon-6 bales cotton to Winton Morrt
son kco-SlSOD Brennan DeCastro-2 cotton gins Carte
Sco-2 mills Bell Buchanan &cosundries to order-Toa
6 bales cotton.
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AUCTION SALES.
LADIES AUCTION CONTINUED, AT No. l0l BARoNRE
Tt street. -. ..,.f1 -r+


LADIES AUCTION CONTINUED, AZ No. lOl BARoNHE
BY L. "A. LEVY, Jr.. Auct'oneer,
-oGcs rs Common street.
ia IsTeans .'Iss ssss:su Onion Nd rssdias viIi
M;rs. Cloak. .sJ s1I'.
2hcfs Quilts and variety Of other goodshs whole whsnf
E.s Asn ~ V sns
street. adjoining Armory Hall, New Orleans f tsit
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and sATuEDAY-ar oee,y. Liquor
sss
for gcGs and Shoes Dry ao &C.,
%;.ssa s.lss,a es sss
f faa ssaf FIJI. Union WI -
Col. John W. Forney, Hon, y " Resd, Philadelphia.
Z. GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES LIQUORS, etc.
BY W. C. JEwETT, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, the 5th Inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
, wiz Be sns H.. Brandy case, and
s Sss. M Ra shssp
ssssa ssssp Roc Es Books
SALE OF 100 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRoeANs.
BY BLACIIE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctioneers. AZ &,
.a 9th ..ss s Il A.
wiz - loo cases BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs. 1.
SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING, WHITE SHIRTS. COT
X ton Umbrellas, etc. II IN. A., sg4 \
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auctioneers. I
!. FRIDAY, the 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ At saetion at their suction rooms No. u charres
cases S'a sgssss UMBRELLAS ~ sls:! '5a
100 dozen as hS s,sssa w VI SHIRTS
/ An assortment of WINTER CLOTHING, Red Flannel
Shirts, Canton Flannel Drawers, etc.
CREDIT SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
BY BLACHE i BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
ERIDAY, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock, at
auction at their auction rooms, No. " Charities street,
An assortment Of WINTER CLOTHING, such fine Black
Cloth Goats; Business Coats Cloth Blanket and Whit
ney Fancy Ssne Cashmere Doeskin and Cloth
Vests Canton Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, etc.
R1-TERMS-over Sl0G 60 days. over $780, 90 days credit
for approved endorsed notes. { HfI u ..s!r n4
WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS INSURANCE SCRIP. ETC.
BY PALFREY CO., 1a gfIIta.
t".' Once, No q Camp street.
G. L. C. DUPUY- .Auctioneer. ls
SATURDAY, the 7th inst, at ~ o'clock ok NJ NJ,
| Is eaares jackson Railroad. 90 ~ lnr-1sL, al
20 =, southern Pacific Railroad. ep aa
60 -. Louisiana Tehnantepec Railroad.
50 :. Bank of New Orleans. '-r. T o.
so :. Mechanics Bank. IT, PRIV. 90 D.
Is Crescent City Bank-s20 paid. E.m'
90 Bank of Amerca-$20 paid . .-' W.T.
IS : Union Bank.
20 . Commercial Water Works. aTr
100 New Orleans Oil Company. l.'
Jackson Is per cent? Mortgage Bond-slOOO.
5 City Bonds. endorsed by opelonsss karoad-$i0Oo
$1,000 Crescent Insurance scrip-ls57 a- 7.s-
10 shares Southern Steamship Company. -
As-TERMs-Cash. \ ms
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Decrease 4S 94S bales Increase. .420 1872 cwt.
*This the Of first months Of 1851
Thus from the reduction Of sugar dues the Bras have
found tn their interest than cotton
qent cannot expect Increase the latter from thence
TIE above fair and impartial Of future Of
adequate supply of gloomy in and
will here attempt give something like approximation
position in 1882 - ~
Bales.
Crop of the United States, under the favorable
To be consumed in the United States, and exported
foreign Europe 2 600 coo
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lot GROUND, IMPRUN EMENTS, MUSIC
.Etree-Succession Of Caroline Martin, f.. W.
BY N. yIGNIE, Auctioneer .. 90.
SATURDAY. Noy: 2sth, 1857. ut IL o'clock
from Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans No. l2309 dated Path October 1851 will be sold
public auction the following described property for account Of
said succt ssion-
LOT OF GROUND in the Third District of this city, in
the square bounded by Music Grod Urquhart and
Washington Avenue designated by No 90 of No l0
and measuring II feet inches front Music br III feet
deep between parallel with all the buildings and
improvements thereon
HS-TERMs-Onohaf cash. and the balance six months
credit for approved endorsed note secured by
the property sold.
Act Of gale before O. de Armas Notary Public o29 St 2s
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE VALU-
able Twostory Brick Houses being the Of Benie
and Bourb bon streets. ~ N.'. s.r 'H'

SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE VA1iU-
able TwoStory Brick Houses being the Of Benie
and Bour bon streets. H'
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. q, 1857, at ~ o'clock M.
- in the Ronda of the ST. Louis HOTEL by virtue of
Honorable the second District Court Of New Or
leans dated 18th October 1857, No. 1882 for account of said
/ CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
city the square bounded by Benve Bourbon Cont
Royal Said the Of Bienville and
Streets and american measure)
less 90 feet front Benye street. by 80 feet deep and front
ing Bourbon street Together with the twosory Brick
Building containing large store the ground oo and about
2. LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described
measuring american less feet front
Bourbon by 60 feet in depth Together with the
story Brick House. containing about five gallery
kitchen containing about three yard, cistern,
5. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above cor
lot Benye measuring american measure)
Benve street. 65 feet deep. To-
geher with twosory Brick House, containing about four
cabinets kitchen containing five yard
cistern, etc. s.l-...-.
balance II and is months credit, for secured
by said and bearing eventual interest
cent in of at maturity The build
ngs be insured against The risk of fire until the final
said and the policy transferred the vendors
The for the 1857 be paid by the purchasers
Acts Of sale before A. Ducate, Esq., Notary Public
oil St tnN
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Consumption, at q $50 bales per week bales. S99
Now in 1t5, Of import Of about two and half million
bales reached and million bses
and Of that import 95 bales considerably
than twothrds, from the United States, Of of
s45 bales and keep machinery in full work in the
coming QS5S} it WILL Of COURSE require equal supply
Let from whence likely to obtain it. In the FIRST
place. is little chance of the present crop Of the United
Our prospects of supply from India rrecovera
bly, blghted for time should hater
selves that the increase in the import of cotton from India
this has been solely created from similar increase its
growth for in Of with China have
ceved their usual share of cotton from India We will
towards Egypt Here In consequence of the Nile
having its usual height the land in very
has been deprived Of It's annual irrigation. and
quently extent lost fertility much that the
Pacha has given notice Of the expor. grain we
The imports from the former small scarcely merit
notice. they under likely
and regards the latter the imports from the
Braz for he last has been bales although
in 1851 imported from country II bales,
fully proving that their growth of materially falling
of and giving place other produce In proof of which
will show the present position Of the Brazils
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MILLIl NJ

4pTON, ll foyd.ss street. has int reesayed ~
* from Psrts and the North rich assortment Of
BROIDERIES and FANCY GO0DS 10 which she invfes he
attention Of the Ladies' and country visitors. 6 ~ ~
~ Old Bonnsts cleaned and renewed. Country ekdsrs
promptly attended to- u ssss,779 ftsssl be2d 6n
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de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans. G. MILLER~-No. 1887
TTENDU que Patrick Mc6uig1n Z pre-
II sente petition la Cour Pchet d'obenif
dadmnistrson Ia succession de feu Hanse G. Nlln
decide jntesat- f}sf& 5.al4 i tss 3ss39os
par present dome one peut con
davoir deduire dix les raisons
queiles u sernt fat droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia cour.,}j ast.s.{ ~ 4 u .5t
rs Is .l-ls 2. j. a. EAGOT Depute Eref6er
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Jefery's Do,.tie- Acting Suction snd Force Pump,
,Dith India Rubber Boil Valves,
Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava-
toDs Docks. Ships. Ocean River Steam era.

TONS Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, etc.. ETC., etc.
The having been appointed Agent for this State
for sale Of Jeerys Improved Prnp with
India Rubber Ball prepared to recevs orders
and furnish This valuable invention patented June
5th 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM New
York State Fair, held at Eira in that In intro
confidence that his efforts bring into general viii be
seconded by all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber fer
Pump Valves will at be thinking mind
Their and their yielding secures
certainty operation perfection Of action which cannot
be attained by the other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility With which the parts can be removed
and replaced the oIm renders this the most pe.ct
desirable Pump in Every Planter Snip or Stealneoss
Captain should more OF these "
spsrt general purposes they in moment be
trsnsforme into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size No. possesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons per min
Size No capacity of forcing 40 gallons min
ute. Price $50. -. s.-ss5 :.
And larger sizes Dry Docks heavy Drainage
up capacity of 500 gallons minute In Of
be expected Nos. and s
uraby adapted Sugar Houses forcing the caneuee
piled while redeeming Swampy Lands, the No. as ds
pensable.
The subscriber convinced PUMPS
they will speak for themselves and that later
they will go into general
Samples Size No. in operation G. g. Bier
Co.'S No. IS Camp reet; Price CouloR's No. 1 Pcydrss
the Office of the undersigned where persons
gited to call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
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fM9sION MERCHANTS $50

HMNSIUN MERCHANTS.
Nv 1900 CAsEs-Just received per steamships -
Black Warrior Philadelphia, Cshawba and Empire City
and we'll assorted stock Of "a
o OTIS, S n OEs SAND HATS,
all of the LATEST and MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
stock is continually moving have but the
BILE terms. t.s# lf 5 's.' In
HS-Merchants will find It to their interest give call
for themselves before purchasing
J. N. GOULD 4 CO.,
seq tt . yfrss-ss--. Odd Magazine street.
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And estimated stock of held in this Kingdom
the close of the present year. likely reach 100000 bales
The result then Tor the year 1856 far appearances
present indicate WILL compared with 1856 stand follows
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We will show for the above estimate In the
first place. the experienced inorma and the
reliable grounds estimate regards the United States,
is under the favorable circumstances and which early
proof of diminished supply from India We have taken the
above as the average Of the last ten and II must not be
for their from to iooOo bales Of East
India have direct from India foreign Europe
this The import Of from Egypt in 1856, ll2
Gil bales but previously given
again. will be found foreign vigorous
competitors with us for Egyptian cotton. T''S
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- ~ TO THE LADIES HLELIEyRE,s R-
y. tablishment, No. 40 Royal street.
The proprietor Of this establishment, while retrrn-
ing thanks for patronage, would inform the La
dies that she has received her Fall stock Il FRENGH ATT
FICIAL FLOWERS and materials for their
gether with splendid eut Of goods for Aeans Day
such Wreaths Crowns. Cruses and Al other sdornsuts
for tornbe cas- e ,fsi a5s95
aPaes who ordered goods last spring. viii plesse take
notice that they ready fov delivery se25 m
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v-, g. BILE AKLEY, So AND 81 RAMPANT
S street manufaesnrer Of Carriages, Buggies Spring
X2Nd& Wagons Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in
all the branches done at the shortest notice. ia5 y
4tsf FRUIT TREES-FRUIT TREES-THE
Bkuuderssned have accepted the III New Orleans
LOT Col John Hebrons celebrated LaGrangen Nurse
res and Orchard situate nine miles east from sn
two and half from Bovna and prepared to receive and
orders Tor variety Of Fruit and Ornamental
Descrptiye catalogues furnished free application
G. ID. METCALF / Co.,
OF 3pSm No. 81 Poydras street
PPLE BRANDH-50 bids. very superior,
"A and for sale BY JONES, AACKINpER CO., q
oI2 u 0fayisr strssL
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-e NJ. SCHNEIDER'S PLEYEL PIANO DE-
EEsAPOT, No. 80 koya street. 49,,
wv SYv The undersigned would call the attention OF the
public to his and extensive sock of
PLEYEI'S UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly to his Older
These Pianos hnish admirable and touch nnsur
pussed by any offered the lowest market prices
Sole Depot for LETERME'S CHAPEL ORGANS, Accor
and Futinas of Louis XIV Oriental and Gothic STYLE
with without the Celeste Sound. 7t
PIANOS TO HIRE Tuning and Repairing attended to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO Royal street,, q
NJ 2nn ia I,ous
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EXPORTS.

~ BY Capt Hawes Of the ship Gilchtist the I'D
ut OF the Cubs shp South Carolina 46 days
from Hayre-bound to Mobile, gtf Z
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Is ~, Ns! 6Is,s SLAVE DE lsl COMMON
for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iros
and General House Servants. Also buys and sells
fS commission. Having the family part OF
the large three building the Slaves It
the best depot in the city, and we'll furnished for the comfort
Of Slaves. r.
diff --" -I-. T. FOSTER.
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FOR SALE.

N&4N pered and copper fastened ship e uplrnsia, Wm
anfear, master, 49, tuns register. will stow 1870
coton complete order and ready for any voyage
For terms apply to the captain on board, or to O.
o3t ~ j. II. AsHBRIDGE CO., 100 Common st.
- FOR SALE ON LONG CREDIT-CoT-
House No. 3O5 Camp street, between Deord and CAL
WtI Hope streets Apply to flltE i 500
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I UMBER-LUMBER-LU -,
100000 feet and IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet ~ and u wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
49, ING, tongued and grooved.
10000 u wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CHILLING,
900 feet III narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing, edged. , = 'Is=f- Z
100000 feet dressed wEATHEKBoARDs.
rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting OF Inch
Boards, Weaiherboards, Scantiing, Joists, etc.
25GNG feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and shingles
AIS o.
49, 90 Sashes, Doors, Blinds M0uldngs etc., etc.
For sale the lowest market prices ots to suit prrchas
sr sss b ry siNfsos s sss BASIN.
MOSS AND MATTRESS FACTORY MOSS,
M Hair Spring Mattresses made and repaired to order
Also on hand and ready for spmen superior article
of MOSS ready for Uphoers fully guarauteed
for sale in lots to suit. Give MS call.
90 ly Ofacs. III Canal street
CUGAR PLANTERS, REFINERS AND 9TH
y purchase at lowest prices be paid for in
of the suspended Banks entirely and
ror STEAM TRAIN ofmy construction for making SUG An
The superiority Of the Sugars made in these Trains is well
abed and always command the figures in this market
One Of Anes' improved Evapoatng Pans suitable for
Granuator Rehners in reboig Moassesw1H evspo
larger quantity in shorter time Mt lower pressure and
greater saving of steam than any Pan ever invented
One of McCrackens Pans with surfaces
made in the best workmanke mannern evaporafing power
fully equal to z set Of skies: guaranteed.
Gas Pipe of all Sizes Copper Brass Sheet Iron and Tin
Work and everything else line executed as usual and at
prices to suit the times DANIEL EDWARpS
go I'm y, 80 and 50 New Ievee.
p III TIE SoMMIssI pS Me-
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES. s-.5sss ~ Il
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BATON ROUGE, July II, 1851
krNotIce-Ata meeting of the Stoekhold-
the Orleans Rouge Railroad Company,
called areeably public notice adjourned until this day
F. D. Conrad ESQ., called the Chair, and Alfred Shep
pers appointed Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded election of Directors
which resulted in the choice Of the following named gentlemen
+. ID. Conrad, G. A. Slack,
d. d. Avery, W. F. Tunnard,
George May, Jas. A. McHatton,
William g. Pike.
ALFRED SHOPPERS
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| u.s. Ow-cOMING UP. F'3-.-70-
Ship Andover Berry, IA days New York, Cohen
Ship Johannesburg, Nelson from Hare Sept 4 to Baxter
| Lowell 6eo. IL h IL
Ship Andoye Berry, days from New York, to Cohee.
Brig Minitisn, Nottingham, days from Baltimore to Gold
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

r. Mercantile Library Associatiom = Thc
books Association In the hands OF
srsrsn with authority TO COLLECT ~
Books will be thankfully received by The Presidents M =.
n5 3t 4%S} j. F.CALpWEllttfissa.s. ~.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

The following ART The resolutions report
cd TO the Presbyterian Convention at Rich
moud, Va. The most of the discussion was
upon the fourth resolution:
WHEREAS, All acts. resolutions and iesti-
monies Of past General Assemblies and es.
lecially the action Of the Inst General As.
sembly, whereby suspicious and doubts Of
the good standing and equal rights and priv
legcs OF s,aycAoldlng mombcrs of the
Church, or impu'a,ons or charges against
their Christian character. have been either
implied or expressed, ARE contrary 10 the OK.
ample Of Christ and his Apostles, and are a
violation of the Consultation Of the Pres.
bytcriau Church. Aud
WHEREAS, The relation Of inastc- and
servant, IN itself considered or further than
the relative duties arising thcrcirom, md
slavery, as an institution OF the State do
not property hcloug To the Church j,,dicn.
tories AS subjects for discussion and inquiry.
And WntRt,s, In tho judgment Of this
Convention there ~ no prospect of the ccs.
saiion Of slavery IN the General Assembly
so long ~ there arr shareholders in connec.
ton with the Church therefore,
Re@ired. That We recommend 10 the
rrcsbyterics IN connection with the New
School General Assembly Of the presbyt,-
rian Church 10 withdraw from said body.
ReSaroi, That In the judgment Of thia
Convention nothing can be made the basis
for disciplln' IN the Presbyterian church
which Is not specially referred 10 in the Con.
sttu,ion rs crime or hcrcsy.
ReSo'roi, That the General Assembly of
Tie Presbyterian church haa no power 10
pronounce n sentence Of condemnation on a
lower judicalory ar individuals for uny
cause unless they have been brought before
the Assembly in The way prescribed by the
Constitution.
Reaired, That the Convention recommend
Ia all the Presbytcrians in the Presbyterian
church which are opposed 10 the agitation
Of slavery in the highest iulicatory Of the
church, io appoint delegates the !, opor.
ton prescribed by or form of government r.
for the appointment IT commissioners 10 the
Assembly, 10 meet At Knoxville Tcnnes,ec.
on the third Thursday in May 1881, Tor the
purpose Of organizing n general SYNOD nm.
der the name 81 "'fhe United Synod Of the
Presbyterian Church ol the United Stntcs
Of America
Resoired, That the members IT this Con.
vcniion adhere 10 and abide by the Confs.
sion Of Faith Of the Presbyterian church.
~ containing the system Of doctrino laugh,
in the Holy Scriptnre; and that we adhere
10 the form Of government and book of lia.
ciplinc ofaid church
The Convention was in session on the ID
instant.