... SLAVERY AS IT APPRARKD IN AMERICA PRIOn TO IRE GREAT REBELLION FAITHFULLY POURTR A D, By those who of late bare been freed from its Iron yoke. Doors open 7.80; Commenoa 8 a'cloek. Admiarien—tn Is, said (d. Carriages at P.H. Children schools Half-Price ...

... It is reported that Lloyd Garrison will write a history of the anti-slavery movement. The championship of the nrize ring, with a side, between Goss and Allen, is fixed to come off on the Ist September in the London district. The name of the winner of ...

... KIRRIEMUIR. Lecture on Slavery. —On Tuesday evening. Johe Asinia, a freed slave, delivered lecture in the West U.P. Church on Slavery. Mr M'Lean occupied the chair. The lecturer gave an account of his experience of slavery, his treatment, and how he ...

... any account of himself, ft it not known who is. Slavery in South Africa. —The confusion existing throughout the Free State and on its borders worse confounded further northward in the Transvaal. Slavery is said to exist there, with most its accompanying ...

... N SBLAV ES rRow The Bright Side of SLAVERY AS [T APPEARED IN AMERICA PRIOR TO THE GREAT REBELLION PAITHFULLY POUBTRAYED, Ry those who of late have been freed from its iron The Negro as he {s, and as he appeared on the Plant WITTICISMS AND KOCEN ‘oF THE ...

... HT BLAY, SLAVERY AS If APPEARBD IN ASL C4 PRIOR TO THE GREAT REBELLION FAITHFULLY POURTRAYED, Py those who of late have been freed from its iron yoke ogre os he i, ane he en ions WITTICISMS AND BOCENTRICITIES OF THE RAC! NEW BURLESQUES, ACTS, SONGS, AND ...

... COUPAR-ANGUS. On Tuesday evening, Johe Asania, a freed slave gave a lecture on American slavery in the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. occupied the chair, and the audience , At , Cl lm iaal Court held Forfar yesterjay- Sheriff Robertson presidmg-John Doig ...

... HE GREAT ey! TROUPE ‘The Largest and Most Organisation in the World, UNTAUGHT AFRICAN VES FROM THE PLANTATIONS OF AMERICA SLAVERY AS (T APPEARED IN AMERICA PRIOR TO THE GREAT REBELLION FAITHFULLY POURTRAYED, By those who of late have been freed from its ...

... / T 0-1) A , At Ono o’clock. For apply to John Murray, Lanronookirk. MECHANICS’ HALL, THIS EVENING. THE AMERICAN WAR AND SLAVERY. JOHE ASANIA, Freedman from South Oitrolina. will deliver his humorous and instructive LECTURE the above Subject, in the Mechanics ...

... would have left surplus over the expenses if it had not been for the war. Measures would soon be introilneed for abolishing slavery and assisting emigration. There was a rumour that cholera had broken out in the allied camp the seat war. ...

... mass of the ought to be respected. For himself, he contides in the Republican party, which saved the Union and abolished slavery not in the Democrats, whose success he sincerely believed would seriously delay the restoration of harmony and peace. The ...

... there can be no doubt of what would happen. Although slavery abolished, never, it is to be hoped, in any form to be restored, it would soon be found that there is a long interval between slavery and the exercise of political supremacy. The negroes might ...