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BlGLE ASSOCIATION.

Pursuant 10 previous notice, assembled AZ
Noun Moria Church, Abbcvillc District, on
| the 2Oth ul,,. Delegates from ten Churches, for
/ tue purpose Of forming Bible Society. auxilla-
~ 10 the American and Foreign Bible Society,
To be- called The Union BHe association Of
.iJcriRe and Edccdeid Districts.
Al the hour of eleven o'clock. the congresa,
non assembled at the Church, and was address
ed by the Rev J. NJ ChiIcs. from John CHI Ilr.
y i5-lfyc love ne keep my conimnndmcnts.
In the discourse. were set forth the doctrines ot
the Gospel, The duty of professors, together
with the purpose for which they had assembled,
after The lose OF which they proceeded TO the
organization of the Society.
On motion of ". p. Illl:-J. NJ. Chiles was
called 10 the Chair, and X Child requested 10
act as Secretary. The Moderator called for,
aud proceeded TO read letters from the Church.
cs and enrolled the names ofthe Delegates
Bs,haRy Chureh-J. VI. Chiles, A. Perrin, l..
\. Brooks. and T. w. Morton.
Mount Horia-W. p. Hill. l.. Watson, l..
Griffin. and r. Whitlock.
Bealah-J D. Adams. J. V. Reynolds. aud
w Smith.
Bpfalo-J Buchclon. and J. Brit.
Damascus-EIias Lake, 7. Lake. and T.
Ross.
Horcb-A. H. Spence, ". s. Harris. and j.
Ashley.
Proridenrc-G. Appleton, and W. Milfoid.
Hainm Grorc-N. Young and Jas Wright.
Ltaa Spring.. w. Coleman, X. C. GriE
lin, and b. Burnett.
f,HOrship-W. n. Moore, J. w. Child.
Thoma. Chcatham F. G.. Martin and Robert
Child
On motion OF w. p. Hill. committee OF
three was appointed. by the Moderator, tn pre-
mare and submit a Constitution for the govern
men, of the Society.
The Moderator appointed the brethren w.
p IIill.J w. Coleman. and J. w. Child.
II, WAS moved tha, the Moderator be sdded 70
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Emory CoHcgc.-Tlr Charleston C0nrlcr
saws. the commencement of ihi. youn: In,t,u-
ton were held on the llIr uli. The sradua,.
ing class were but three in number. VIZ
A,Iam c. Potter. Ncw,own CO.. Geo. Ilcnry
a. Bass Charleston. :. c.. and \. K. llol.
connie Ncwtown CO.. Geo who. on receiving
the degree OF y. b., were lhus approyIngly al.
dressed by the President:
You have passed through 4 pro,racted Col
lego term, without having ever provoked even
a disappearing look from any OF your prcccp.
tors. And when II is remembered that the du-
ties Of Emery College are extremely ardmou'.
involving manual a. well as mental labour. a
higher compliment could No, he bestowed upon
YOU.
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gDe aDncrtise I.
i.DGEFlELD G.. ii.
TuuRspAr. August ), 1871.

a. We have received through the polite
nrs. Of the Hon. +. w. Pickens, a copy oi the
speech OF the Hon Aaron V Brown. oi Tenn
on the correspondence ofMr. Webster with the
Bris, Minister, in relation 10 the SUI render oi
iI.,,nd.r NlcLco delivered in the House OF
Representatives. "n the 9th and 10Th "I', with
number of o,hcr documents and newspapers
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cnrr1spondenee elMe Charleston Nneuru.
WAsHIxGToS, July 81

WAsHISGToS, July II.
In the Senate, ihis morning, bill for
changing The venue in the case Of General
Grario, from ST. Louis TO The City Of
Washington. was discussed until II o'clock.
The Bank Bill was then lakcnup and MIR.
Allen proposed an amendment making the
stockholders liable for The debts OF The
Bank. This was ncgatived. Mr.. Allen
then moved that corporations should be
struck out from rhOsr authorized 20 take
sock Negatived.
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The Charleston Courier says:-" Or. Wor-
deman having resigned the "iiicc Of Demon
s,ra,or of Anatomy in the Mcdic:l College Of
the State of South Carolina, that department,
has been rcorganizcd and placed under the
charge of the Professor of Antony. assisted by
Dr.. Dcsaussurc. Cl,azal, Sinklrr. GaI!Iard and
Rnycnrl
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The Louisville Journal cautions the publ.
against counterfeit twenty dollar notes OF the
Northern Bank of Kentucky. The signatures
il, said, are well done, bu, the Impression is
paer than that OF the genuine note.
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appointment by de GorernOr Of Mar York
S,cphcn Augustus IIuribmt, of Charleston, rs
Commissioner OF Deeds, for the State OF New
York. IN the State of South Carolina.
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a, the late annual commencement OF the
Georgetown College, Cd. c. Robert VI. Lush
cr and Arthur b Rose. of this State, have been
distinguished by honorary rewards.
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4 Profitable Business.-Thc n. Y. Herald
saws. the profits of the Connecticut State Pr
son, this year. has been $1,000 II all the
Banks were turned into State Prisons, and
their officers made TO work. they nigh; make
better dividends than the, do.
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Th. Tallahassee Star Of the 2ls, ult, says:-
:. The health q; Tallahassee and me surround
--...try, has no, much improved within the
la, icw weeks. although we have been visited
with frequent refreshing showers, and squalls
attended with thunder and tightening. The
cases Of bilious and congcstiye fever, continue
to be numerous, and in many cases have termi-
naicd fatally.
Report, Of the health Of ST. Joseph and A.
palachicoIa are also unlavorablc, Many deaths
are said 10 nave taken place
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Cditeiorcf the Pon Of Chnries'oH.-The nom
nation Of the Hon. WIN, ]. Grayson. a Col
lcc:or of the Port Of Charleston. we understand
has beer sent III Ia the Senate.
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Louisiana. Denis Priemr is the Democratic
and Henri Johnson the Wing candidate i"'
Governor.
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Eciange Of Eatidcmions.-Thc ra,liica,iOn'
of the treaty concluded between the King of
the Netherlands and til" Republic Of Texas
were exchanged at the Hague OH the 10Th Of
June by the Minister Of the Netherlands and
cen Hamilton, special Envoy of Texas.
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Tee UousE-A the presentation "' !; :
f,w neti,ions, a motion was maze !" eau
the House-,he yeas aud nays W., Wr'e VI
dered md werc-vcaS, -, nays '''
So the call of,hc House was no' "rIoISI. ,.,',i
The main question was now or"g''",
- ,,.on ,bo Question '.Shall the vote "I
sn.,srJ,y au,horizin. tarii commi,''r
So roco,s;dcrcd," there wcrc--ycas 'oo'
nays 90. .,.oj
Mr.. Kennedy Of Maryland move" "!"y
the resolution on The table. an" twas '"'''
rpou the table without a count +.
Mir. King Of Georgia called UP a fe'''", .t
ton 10 inquire OF the Secretary as :,,,.i ~ ~,
ssneJ;encv OF aiding private md'v'G"a',
in running steamboats, from ono U. '"'
norris 70 another; also, from our P"''9 !"
foreign ports. -.
MIR. Cave Johnson moved To lay II upon
the table but the House refused Without Il
count. The main question was 'hc'i o''
dered TO be taken by yeas aud nays.
MIR. Irwin Of PENNSYLVANIA now 'n"'c''
,oamend the resolution by inQI'r'ns OF the
Secretary OF the Navy rs 10 the cNpcu'cn'
CIV Of cs,nblishin. naval depot, at" 'nc
Ohio, aud at the mouth oi the Mississippi
MIR. Irwin accompanied his amendment "y
q few remarks.
Mr.. Gushing said as tho morning had cN'
pireL, he moved to go INTO the COMMITTEE
Of the Whole.
Mr., Mckcon asked him if the Commit.
tee was ready 10 report in The Mcleod
case.
MIR, Gushing said it was not.
The House now went into Committee.
Mr.. Gushing Of Massachusetts IN the Char
and took up the tariff bill.
MIR. Fillmore gave his views al len.lh.
During his remarks he alluded 10 Mr.. Me-
Keon's speech Of yesterday, and hln'cd that
he proposed direct taxation.
MIR. Mckcon denied that he had proposed
direct taxation.
But Mr.. Fillmore would not i've way
for him to say any thug more. When
Mr.. Fillmore had finished his remarks.
MIR. Lawrence Of Pennsylvania got the
floor, offered an amendment, and moved
tha, the Committee should rise. The Com,
niuce then rose.
Mr.. Underwood moycd to refer the ccn-
sus bill to Select Committee. Ordered,
On motion of Mr.. Liuu of New orb,
The House adjourned at past ~
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Tie CassvIc Pioneer, of the 30,h nil, says
We understand that the Wheat crops in this
section OF country have turned ont remarkably
well Whca; is selling at from 30 to IS cents
per bu,hcl and Flour from 10 81 per barrel.
" The Corn crops, there is every reason 10
believe, will be- larccr than has ever before
been ral-ed For the last week or so, We have
had fTuc seasons.
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Tie .ioGs rnqia Ne ELd ficm our ct.
change papers. lI.at the E'imIc o: the newsra-
per mail i, becoming quite common throughout
every section oi tie county, and The more tie
moor Dcras, (,lrc Printers, darcs say ahon, lie
bad arrangements, the ,oirl failures. or neglect
and ignorance Of tie new tafrt of Pustinas,crs,
the worse ii gets. for instance: last week. alter
silently putin. up, for some lime, with the ir-
regularity oI the arrival o! sOnc oi our up-conn-
try exchanges. which generally contains the
arcoun, ofcrors &c. Of some consequence 10
our patrons. we dared 10 mention il, with
view OF having the fault corrected; when TO
oui surprise and injury, on the derHs return
from the Post Office on the night previous TO
onr paper gong TO press. and we over ANXIOUS
;n hear wlia; the great men OF the nation were
qunrrcllins about, hc informed us there was 70
Charleston or Washington papers for us; this
was 4 home stroke but with all the patience Of
Job wc submitted 10 ii, not without fearing,
after having found out there was none came TO
the village, that something of fconscquence had
happened somewhere on the Mail route; we
nr course waited quietly until the next regular
mail, when TO our disappointment the missing
papers did not appear; bn', on Friday, three
days after the papers were due, they arrived in
the Able vile mail That there IL negligence
on tie par, ofihc Pos,mas'crs we are fully 81
ri.ticd. but where TO lay the blame we do not
H..
erals Mcssrs Kendall and Mics, were account
ed famous at taking hints, we hope our new
Pos tmn~icr General will not wait for :. Padys
hint and leave us suffering until his successor
regulates the present unrcgu!atcd system he
has adopted.
We copy tho following from the Old Domin-
ION. of the 2ih ul,:
FEDERAL POST MASTERS.
ave have never knownrhc complaints
so universal respecting the failure Of the
mails, as AT The present time. The great
est irrcgulariry prevails in almos, every
section Of The country. We had hoped
that after the Presidential election was
over, the democratic papers would have
been allowed TO reach their places Of des,i-
nation in safety: but in this we are dis
appointed.
There is federal Postmaster at Middle
Swamp, Gates county. n. c., 1--WE do not
know his name, or we would give him i'm
mortality, who regularly returns The pack
age of papers directed 10 thn, place. as
soon as they are received. We have re-
ceivcd number Of complaints from our
friends there, that they cannot get their
papcrs-,hey Kill now learn the reason
why. Is this Il specimen Of "ihe change
we are 10 have under this coon skin admin
isrration We shall cndeavor 10 ascer-
tain if an ciicctual remedy cannot be found
for these infamous abuses and have the
nuisance abatcd."
"As an evidence Of the irrcsuai'ty OF
the mails, we mcntion The fact that we ire
qucnrIv receive our Virginia papers ny
way of North Caroina-our papers rom
New Hampshire by the Ronnoke nan
Road. &C. We received yesterday guy
I6) Richmond paper of July ID. Great
speed tlis-charmins "re|orm"
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loudly called for, and the States had not
the power.
MIR. Berrien made long speech in re-
ply. A.
After some explanation between Mes
srs. Buchanan and Berrien the bill pas
sed. as follows-ycas 26, nnys 23.
Yeas Mcssrs. Barrow, Bates. BrrrIen'
Choa,e. Clay Of Kentucky. Clayton, DIX
on, Evans. Henderson. Huntington. her.
Merrick, Miller, ,Morehead, Mouton, fheips'
Porter, Simmons, Smith Of Indian. Sou'h-
ard, Tallmadgc. Walker. White, "''l'a'hs'
Woodbridge, and Young-26.
Nays-Siessrs. Allen. Archer. Bayard'
Benton, Buchanan. Calhoun, Clay oi Ala
bama, Cu,hbert, Fulton, Graham, k'nS'
Linn, McRoberts. Nicholson, Pierce, Prem
,is, Rives. Sewer, Smith of Connecticut
Sturgeon, Tappan, Woodbury. y "''s"''
-23.
The National Bank bill was then take"
up.
Nj. Clay opposed the amendment pro-
hibi,ing the transfer OF stock to Foreigners.
The amendment was re,alncd--aycs 10
nays "a.
Mr. CLAYTON opposed tho amendment
au,horising ten stockholders. VINO miSh'
uuite, 10 demand The. right ,ocxan''nc Tue
Bank.
NJ, Walker sustained tho amendment,
II s,;d he had convcrscd with great
numbe- of Wings, aud all concurred IN H.
Twas universally acceptable out OF tins
chamber. -, -. .o,,,;,.
Mr.. Clay proposed 10 amend by rcln'F-
iur the ten stockholders 10 possess al III,
,eres, Of five hundred shares. an" urge"
10, tho ,mendmcut. as it stood. "uehi u"
- ,o;.c,ed because il would cnahlc lew
men 10 buy few shares. and they might
destroy the Bank hy exposing the coaccrn'
OF the institution.
MIR. Walker opposed the amendment Il"
the amendment on the ground '''"' u "">
a privilege TO rich STOCKHOLDERS an" d "e''"'
OF right TO the poorer. III,
Mr.. Clay's amendment was 'o'' ny Il
tic vote. -, ,o,JoJ
w;,bou, objection by Mr.. Porter OF M'c''-
r,n confininr the wight Of cxam'nlnal'on
no ten Stockholders, owning five shares cach'
The RICH, secured to any ten s'ocNho'nerS
under the original amcndmen' passed III
committee, was then voted do"h--ayts
"a, nays 26.
M stronger evidence could he given
,bo, This is Bank INTENDED for political
macb;uc 10 be worked by The party now III
nower than is unveiled in this vote. ibc
I;rh, 70 look into the affairs oi the 'nsli'u-
,;on IS now confined 10 the Secretary OF the
Treasury-,o The directors oil the BanN--
and 10 committee appointed hy the ma
iori,y of s,oc chholdcrs, or of the two Houses
~ Gonrress. These, during the Bank
Tsipp will all be Of one political complex.
ion. and will not expose the application OF
the funds of the Bank, to maintain us and
their own political power. ii any len
stockholders holding five shares had been
nermi,,cd TO look into the concern 'hen The
fraud corrup,ion, aud electionering ac'ivi-
30 or ,be Bank, would become known 10
rLe Democracy Of the country aud Tins
publicity would coun,cIac, the dangerous
influence j, would otherwise exert. 10
nreyent this, the amendment adopted IN
committee Of the whole was rejected by
the Federal majority, when the bill "~s
brouph, NJ in the Senate. We have no
doubt Mr.. Clay worked the change IN eau
Gus.
--ssr z,.,;n,, ,r :.
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yesterday stated 10 yon that the Re>o-
luton proposing to raise Il Committee TO s't
durin. lie recess u! Congress. Tor the pur.
pose orohtaiuing facts rcIalvc To the opc.
ration of our system of indirect lnxaiion
through the customs. on The manufacturing,
cofnIncrciai and agricultural interests nfIhc
United states. had been carried III the
House. This was true but rcconsIdcra-
,ion was movrdby VI Neon. OF New York.
and This mornin., the question OF reconsId-
cralion bring carried, on the motion of It's
friends. the Resolution then went on the
table. The Resolution seems fair enough
but the object really was, TO obtain .tacts TO
support the manufacturing Interests, and ~
vcrihrow or set aside The Comp'omi'c Act.
The rumor concerning nn arrangement
having been made with thc PRESIDENT as 10
n Bank Bill, proves 10 he unioundcd.-
That such an arrangement can easily be
mndc in the Senate, il The President will
Weld, every one knows, But there are
some in the Senate. who will not go aSnlns,
the President. although prepared to 90 any
thin. in The way OF i Bank. II Bank
passes. it will bc "ihe hing 10 this,
capitalists will not subscribe. y Bank
will be rs FAR from being on the country
il such project passes, rs now But Mr,
Clay has distinctly declared that nc will
suponrr no Bank Bill, which sn-rendcrs by
implication The power OF this Government
to have branches in the States hy IFS own
legislation. The President has taken al
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The last scene Of The fifth ACT OF The
grand Wing Bank drama in the Scnalc
has rloscd--and the play is 10 be damned.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Clay brought
forward as compromise, Mr. Bots pro-
iecr, which you have seen IN tho Richmond
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For the Spirit of the Age.

Mn. EDIroR While looking over the contents
Of the Lamoille Wing Of the 22d ul,., came in
contact with communication from "S," which
proves beyond controversy tina, the author is total
Iy unacquainted with the history Of his country,
and is, therefore. inexcusabe in assuming the
dignity of political teacher.
This intellectual giant opens his communication
with dissertation on the "crockade tears Of the
fallen dynasty" and "ihe leeches who nro now
in process of being gently removed from the lean
and einacinted carcass Of the commonwealth !"
and then proceeds 10 express his unbounded " con-
tempt and deiestaiion Of the remarks Of the DEM
ocrac Press on the subject Of movals.-Now,
sir as member of that party, protest against
the hue and cry which is necessarily ringing in
our ears in consequence Of the prescription which
has been and is still taking pace-lt is preposer-
Gus! What think you tina, Daniel Webster will
honor those or their descendants who fogged the
British in lsl4l Such conclusion would be the
height of absurdi,y As well might the unfortu-
iunate merchatman, who falls into the hands Of
gang Of pirates, expect to escape the yard-arm and
death-p plank, as for man in his senses to look for
the least lenty or forbearance on the part OF the
present dynasty.
In drunken frolic the people Of the United
States lost sight Of their liberties they drove the
ship Of State from tho haven in which she was safe
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