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The New York herald., 1851-11-17
Summary of Ne yTs.

IFr0p the EPn ffHnCncO PIC Byubs. Uct II
The last fortnight ba, b. uuuuay barren Of eKsitins
end ~ California continues IN the conmonplace
,be bss done for the lat month. as Is generally
believed fear hst the lovers Of the marvellous aud
the stsrtnR The Atlantic siis will begin 70 thiuk
that We have sovn cur Wild cats and nov settled
down into sober ttad manhood vastly and better
from cur late juvenile eicapades The deed. oi high
enrre VII eh In days OF yore used TO t the oou nus
of cur psr.rr rsdcundpg to the glory or shadow
ing forth the mitfcrtunes of city. have entirely
c,ssed and the ony extra animation we have esinced
of late apart f that usually consequent every
day energy srd enterprise was but reflection OF the
excitement occasicne IN other parts OF the Uaicn
by the reports e the uni rturae expedition to Cuba
Great bnus. beautiful specimeus, aud extensive
eisgnes and quartz dsc.vcries together with wharf
ana city iupIov,ments. Massive tire proof buildings
Il brick iron aod stDn. and increased facilities for To-
c,nnctsn by lard and water absorb public at;en
uon TO tie exclusion of dreadful conhssrstions daring
robbsr.s, snd sumnsry hargiugs. The Vigilance Com
mittee y no iore- uesced and as a consequence OF
this state az tbugs bdsus l. rrsumirg It's vonted &C
tiyy ara the busy hun o Industry Is heard 10 every
city and vsK. the banks of every river along the
slops of every mountain, aud In the depths Of every
1be southern Ccpv.nicn for the division Of the State
10 be held the 2vth met Those favorable TO the
project have al hnsth united Santa Barbara the
place where the decgstss are to assemble San Diego,
Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo, Monterey. Santa Cruz,
ssn joaquin snd ohe counts have e, cted their dele
gstes. Several sddrests have been published in sup
port Of the movement. The principal grounds upon
which its orirrators y stated in the following
set the address Of the Monterey delegates to their
e product. Of The mines and paoers Of California 70
Of dolIsrs IL would be curious susiect Of inqu ~ TO
tnew bow much the ders e ,hs vast smoant Of money
oihe states bufSsb. itsss or,unss have borne II
living working on government which The state
hssro rsN.to tss the sneple would spply 70 ON.
Ls United ara gsIy Ssss,
minrs have paid mote than onehundred,h pr Of
the taxes they are rilng and their re1rsents,yes have
s,, sufthsn ssronsSy the shoulders q their
neFhhors the grslers merchsnts and sndhodsrs They
.
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

Int nigente from the Sandwich tsi ends
We have received by arrivals at San francisco, sd-
vices from Honolulu to the 18th September
The PDiynesian ssys -
r p.cber Kay who was implicated In tho Stuart cou-
fossops in San Francisco. and Who vas acquitted ON
trial In that city, recently srrvsd In town
II stated that b X left I'm mediateiy for Tahiti
The same paper says -
The island Of Ksbeolaws, which 10 about fourtees
miles In length, was all Ere Saturday last, and
burned for three four days The Gre 81 presented
grand sight-liehtns up the sdjaeent Islands and the
for fifty miles around The island IL not inhabited
except by two copvicts and " only with
low brubbery and which n supposed to have been
accidentally set on TIRE by some fishermen The light
plainly here in Honolulu during the who'e cf
Saturday night but wss generally TO have bees
caused by the eruption
Welearn from gentleman just returned from Hawaii
that the action IN the crater Msuns Los notices
ast week has resulted In extensive eruption OF molten
lava which is flowing CT In southwest direction os
about three miles In twenty four hours It's app,
frcm on board ship, at dstsnce of 90 or ~ mnss 80
sublime ard grand beyond description inoeeo s.st
can be imagined more 90 In darn tight man moses
river, rolling down the side Of mcuntsin lttWieet
high sweeping everything before it sna bearing .es
end rccks with resistltss force upon its boaom rrcm
the csurse tskeu BY the stream Thought vnrsscn
The see % ne here to the souhward q kesiskesua
Pev.tsi gentleman bsve et Hcpoluu 20 witness thh
~cnde,fu eru ption which u is quite probable VIZ con-
tiEus 70 Gov Tor ssverslu uesb 10 e0ms
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

A CARD.-NEssRs. BERFoRD h CO. ANNOUNCES
IA that for the OF shippers 10 California sad
an Of the great In their business they
have ksn once At No Broad street. nest door 10 the
Of wall .trset where shippers 70 csorns csa OBJ
Gain all necessary Information reatvs TO the trsnsp0rta
Zion of geods by their Express to California Their charges
from ~ 70 cent less than Of other
Psshases VIII be al Of the city. nosics
fe a either OF their ooss No fvesey street Asr House.
end No. sBroad street, corner Of Wall street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
Our California Correspondence.

sAN FRANCISCO, Oct. H. 1851.
The Departure Of Ma'i steomos-ShPmcnts Of Gold Dust
--Quieness IN Ccitornia-Ths Dirision q the State
Mininc fnteueence-T1e --latest from Oregon, etc.
The splendid steamer North America, fcs San Juan.
rails this afternoon and will 60 loaded with returning
Cslifornsns, though the principal amount Of treasure
will be forwarded by the Panama route, AZ will be the
for some time 10 come The California and New
Orleans leave 10 morrowhe former for Psnams, with
the mails, and the latter for San Juan and Panama.
Beth will carry large numbers Of passengers, aud the
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
EXPRESS AGENCIES, Sc.

A DAMS q co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT,
IA Package. and Parcel sIpress per U s. NAL se,mer
Georgia, Monday, November 7tth and bv Y. 9. NAL
stssmer III Dorado. on Wednesday November th In con
Of the sceumusng amount Of freight ordered
Abe Csiforpis market 20 20 by lire have found
regular day BY the Mail steamer Illinois, Saturday
November ed, ~ o'clock Z. NJ In ehargs Of speo al
dispatch Parcel Express BY the U. Mail s.saner 0eor
gia, Monday November 2h, ats O'Clock, " NJ, In
OF thrcefh nesssngsr 70 Oar regular Semi
Mouthiy tspress will 20 forward BY the g. Mail steser
s Dorsdo on Wednesday Novem 76bh inst clock
P NJ usual in charge OF special freighs agent and
hroush AL freight inten ded for either OF thes
Expsssses must be delivered 70 with invoices prior 70
che day Of sailing Small parcels will be received till p
az. on day Of steam er . depafture. ADAMS n co,
Is and Is Wall strsst
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
TKAVELLERs' GUIDE.

dyAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE PROM NEW
" Yorh 10 rblsaelpha Leave Pier NO North River,
sys.osnbs.. JoHS PoTrER. Morning ldae ;. O.clOei
Afternoon Line AZ o'clock Fare BY eithsr line, So for
-srd deck, 81 kmisraas Line, ~ e'cl9ch p fare
INV. YoHk AND PHnADELPBIA.-NEw. YORK
IN and Philstslphi drect-United stases Mail Line
ehreush in * hours. ,s New Jsrsey kslro.d. Pare
huced " - for hst class and ~ 81 for second ca Leave
Sev fort from foot Of Cortland, street, and Al
and from foot Of Liberty street Leave phi-
nut sSrseA
Through tickets are sold IN shs above lines
uoto With thr0 01sh baggage checks train
heavng ASP. NJ Passengers and baggage train will
s transported directly through from depot depe, an the
4outs Without sssrs charge.
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NsTRUCTIOy.

acRENcu LsNGUAGE.-FRENCH INsTI TUITION, NO
Gas Broadway Professor Richard has every evening
t7 oo ok course for beginners aad Tor scho
advanced. lis gements, seconded by several
teacheis a,fd opportunity TO all calling upon him 20
nd ada pied - their acquired kno weds ia French
spsrish. Italian CT German.
gNBE FIHsF PREMIUM, AwARDED FIVE YEARS BY
AmCrican Institute for the best specimens OF of
hand PenmhnsLip. Coasnths riting Rooms, 80 Broad
way hrst above tile Irving H0ps Terms reduced
onehsf viz ga co for ton Lessons Of an hoaf each sta
onery so cents twenty lessons for s. including sta
onery Privsts Instruction reduced from SIS 70 So for
the Ladies essss daily eSceptns saturday, AZ
III AN aud gentlemen at An, and 3, Z, and 8
I'm Mr. = Rra tnents consist of two suits OF eght
admirably Sdstes TO the convenience OF class OF p
Sate pupils
koooKKEEPIEG, ARITHMETIC. ETC TAUGHT IN
D tie mos. thorough manner BY p-acte'lly ayaA5le
Of instructi'n. W. j. kcnyilies rooms go 2%
BrOsd~Av Each etudent receives pssas ateu oa aad Ia
rapidly sdysnced ia hs Itutes Oen day aud evening.
Terms mOeerata.
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
THE BALL SEASON.

sTHE SECOND, ANIMAL MILITARY, AND CIyIC
2SdvG.sa: Ssnd pissar:i
Gs T. s.sss: sna W. s.ymSpd W. Ri B.
D. fs.sas. Captain
GNRAND coMPLIhENTARY BALL-GIvEN TO Mr.
NJ saraees BY his papls ss the Broadway Casino es9
Sn I
Of aa' Of S ss
nsS dances viii Be s1seused for the irst '''''
sTwELrTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE BIBEaNIAN
& 4 n. srssssds Ssssea n
si Ss on snsr Tern wiz be devoted sh.r
sSn ssPRS off r II 70
orTs. 1s balls: ka9ahAn: QusSrs Band engaged
af D. j Lucas ii'iss s:sS n.na1or w s'a' oa u
Nicholas WALSH Treasurer. O'''"'A'
MICHAEL REDMOND. sen., Secretary.
HIBsiEERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY
;1s vii Vass
By .Hs Ga' ri
Insp ctor of Hacks.
VNRIPLER HALL SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF TaE
mnssS ssi' hs S 5 ssest 70 b held
TS lshet 81 prosSass sts's for the salsss,'; s, cent.
a:ss:; E:sss,%,n S;:th gEss$s:y
street, Brooilyn.
SEARIHa's PRIVATE DANCING AND wALTzINa
AoadoTy sS Bond street .psa every day Glasses form
Wednesdsy and saturday afternoons Ladies and gea.s
oan only attend once week. on Saturday.
LEREERos DANCING AcADEaY now OPEN AT
No; "a Wssi rautsensh street: between the rith aud
masters wsdaesisy and sasards or S1nss and Tharsaay
afternoons a. halt past three O'clock Evening GLASS for
Private classes aud sct ools attended
GIGNoR GBEgARDIs DANCING ACADEMY, su
Psctin,y gsss noee that as classes for
Ger. every ws4ns:asy And sas9rd.y Goioos
GLASSES and sehoos soieeS given as usual
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER HAVE GaEAr
n MAJ iSasS sasS have S s
brs Sp@ pryat sn5 ana oaS
zhs country Join them in aoshng school grace
dnctsd soooIdps approved prncps ss of tas
falhieaabls academies il Europe The lesoas viii be svaa
Monday sra Ttur;dsy Of each wsek-for 5sitle@sa st
csndered .rene Interesting from 'h ou. manner
SmpaT.d sy Il Wells and sister aSd 6.taii wiiioss
any othGr assistants Seatevsr person will also preside
Wsdnssdi5s az satardsys Hour. nGsss and evening"
cOOn,s C5o BroNdrny at the resideress cf families.
NIpLos BALI AND CONCERT R00a-pre PRO.
ktes9t ras's:Slly informs tao pubic th.s hs asni.
nuDs kAay nportsns slteIstisa and improve.
,nsa,s have es.a nste tor the eomgy. an eea5eo o.
sss wa ~ ss S Of I s % ~ s ~. I &
M s h sSsp'f sss sss se s9S "a
affords viii provided Mr. Vesey ha, elector OF
"a, e s 1 H and sae 90 @ . Sy ac:roa. vii 81
svns ss' lsrSe snner AID ss2p,r osr:;, v
ahs oaaee on Crasty s.ree,.
PALS AND PARTIES AT opo FELLOWS HALL
anse e large a85 o'a'
aeeommoeat sistS couples s,leos parties S hpt h,
acne IN the city. - '''' ''''' ~
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

The agent for Messrs BuIgoyne & Co., BANKERS
renitted from hsrysvie to San Francisco in the early
part Of lest month, upwards Of hundred and fifty
thou,and dollars In gold dust
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
FINANCIAL.

-
w a.. T. TAFsCoTr & CO.. IS SogTB sTsas-
Cre,i Bnttn Aad Ire.Ea They srs also sole .reRas ie
$40 Rad ssiY Line Ese swallow fSi Las Ahe Brzna.s
London packets Passage 81 sa, si ,seb sliOs
gagged cE re.-sn.bs sorns
ID W. BYahgs 8 CO, NO. 50 SOUTH STREET NEW
II York, aad 81 waterloo Road, Ii Vsrpao nave for sale
Sight Drs pzyacin every town throughout Ear Ire
aes are also agon Ao swallow Line
OF Liverpool and ION packets the ned Bar, Dramatic,
and ~ Georges nes Of Liverpool packets sairt weekly
Certificates for Ao above lines can be had on moderate trs
nRAFrs or BALE PAYABLE AT ANY BANK IN
~ the United Kingdom. Packages aud patceG forwarded
SIess u Ep@aaDs, SANFORD 4 CO.. A. sdiui 4 O. g
40 and S Ws street Snail parcels per seamsr Canada
and merek.Beiss ssfofe IL A. Of the previous day
Sl5OOO.w.Ass.a.sgRF.ss ..gF.s q ItGIsFs sSg e a, wiz pga
we'll etsbiti fashienabie Clothing and Gonsnsns Fur
nhipg gEs,sbnshneht located At Cinoiansu aud doing
,sh f,ss. fS.nS ts % 10 sid 20 pr sasan To
New Yorh eio house, the above offers superior nduce
ss iss 70 Asirrs bos GO Po.: os ss real
which viii he treated cor hdentisly.
40 OOo WANTED, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
sbS,UUU spptcvsd property in 80 lohlyn, a sun,
f not then 81 500 s3oo or 5000 Address "a tlants
Herald Office.
80 OOO-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO BORROW
months hieh he will pay liberal interest," Any gen
willing to lend the money will please address L. NJ
Herald once
90 sOO WANTED. ON GOOD SECURITY. FoR rwo
fDCOO ysars ADDRESS w. A. D.. Broatway Post once
90 Sn wANTID IMyEDIATEly.-A LADY OR GEN
ns@.a hs,Ds city city or sy d9sr Ss 20 sss ss 70.
iysn not. saa,,."ss % c. ssy post ones viii
- I..tZ IL. a., ,1aA
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

PALS AND PARTIES AT opo FELLOWS ALL
O Military Compsniss, Lodges Societies. ani others,
SnfsImed q at BRO PERKINS has large that
acconmoSats sixty couples s,leob psrties si sud hi,
suite Of bis facilities for resshmsns inferr to
Sene in the city.
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IHOOfIand's German Bittcrs.

WE would call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement OF DR.. HooFLAND's celebrated
German Bttcrs, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON,
No. l2O Arch street, Philadelphia. In cases o
Liver complaint: Dyspepsia, Disease of the Kid
neys, and all diseases arising from disordercd
stomach, their power is not excelled, if equalled,
by any other known preparation, as the cures
attest, in many cases, after the most celebrated
physicians had failed We can conscienciously
recommend this medicine, as being what it is re-
commended, and urge our readers who are af-
hicted TO procure bottle, and they will be con-
vinced Of the truth VIC assert.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

Judge Butler, on being introduced to the au-
dicncc, announced that lie would address his fcl-
low citizens at Edgciield Court House, on the
next sale day.
Messrs. Burt, Spann and Brooks made speech
es in favor of Cooperation, maintaining the i'm
practicability Of States seeding alone, and the
improbability Of any other States uniting with
us in resistance ] conceived their platform to
be one of entire acquicsecncc in the past mca-
sures of aggression.
There was but little feeling, and most indiffer-
cnt applause.
How could men entertain sentiments Of enthu-
siasm, while advocating doctrines which might
lead to submission and foul dishonor.
Itwas asccrtancd to my entire satisfaction that
we could have out voted the Co-operationiss at
their own Picnic.
ONE OF MANY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11
FOR SALE !.

ENHAT valuable PLANTATION, containing
i one thousand and sixty acres, belonging to
Mrs. Sophia and NJ. L. Bonham, and situate on
Richland Creek, near Mt Willing, in Edgefeld
District.
There are on the place two good settlements,
(having each good two story Dwelling with
other necessary out buildings,)- "a Clubhouse,
Gin and Screw, and o well Of good water.
Rchland Creek runs through the tract, giving
to the tract rs or 100 acres of bottom land
About 400 acres are under good fence and in q
high state Of cultivation, and near half Of the
whole tract is well timbcred with oak and pine.
1t is % miles from the Rail Road at Newberry
Court House.
The plantation can be advantagcously divided
into two equal tracts with good settlement on
each, or into three tracts-the third having n
fine site for residence, with good spring near
by. and will be so divided to suit purchasers.
For terms, apply to MIR. James Minick who
has charge Of the place, or TO NJ. IL. Bonham or
Col S. Christie at Edgciield G. II.
MIR. Minick will show the place to those who
may desire to purchase.
Sept. ii ct 5l
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Bacon, Salt, Bagging & Nails

TINE Subscriber has now on hand and will
i be receiving his usual good supply Of
GROCERIES,
consisting in part of hefollowing articles,
$4,000 lbs. prime Baltimore BACON SIDES,
10000 lbs Baltimore HAMS and SHOUL-
DERS,
1000 lbs,primc LARD,
$500 Sacks Liverpool SALT,
10 Sacks good Blown SALT,
100 Bales heavy As s. As inch GUNNY
BiGGING,
40 Pieces III and IS inch DUNDEE BAG
GING,
$50 Coils prime half inch Russia and Ken
tucky ROPE,
500 lbs BALING TWINE,
1000 Kegs Cut NAILS, well assorted, inclu-
ding to 6 inch SPIKES, which will
be sold low, ~
100 Bags fine Rio andsDld White COFFEE
25 Ilhds choice family SUGARS,
90 Bbls Crushed, Loaf and Powder
ed SUGAR,
so Boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Hull's
Tallow CANDLES,
25 Boxes soap, Jackson's Brand.
5000 lbs Extra and pure WHITE LEAD,
20 Bbls Linseed, Train and clloice Lamp
OIL,
An assortment of by 10, 10 by IL, 12 by IA
and l2 by IS WINDOW GLASS,
Also, Putty, Feathers, Starch, Cotton Cards, 60
Also, prime Northern FLOUR, RICE, Sc.
Furniture.
A good assortment of Curled Maple Cane
Scat parlor CHAIRS, and high back Rocking
and Sewing CHAIRS,
Common wood seat CHAIRS,
Children's high and low seat
A good supply of high and low post Bedsteads
and Matrasses, Iron and Brass bound Buckets,
Iron bound Well-Buckes, Wash Tubs, Foot
Tubs, Sc. &c.
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Churns, Sc.
Saddlery.,
A large assortment of Mems and Ladies Sad
dies, Wagon Whips, Brides, &c.
5000 lbs Sole Leather, assorted, damaged,
good damaged, and good. E
500 pair Coarse Brogans, prime article,
A good assortment Of Blankets and Negro
Cloths will be received in due season. For sale
by JOSIAH 5SIBLEY.
Hamburg, Sept. S, 1851. Pm 81
D- The Greenville Mountaineer, Abbeyille
Banner, Pendleton Messenger, Iaurensville Her.
aid and Erskinc Miscellany will please insert four
times. j. S.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias
ID to me directed, shall procecdto sell at
Edgefeld Court House, on the first Monday
in October next, the following property in
the following case, viz:
w. II. Maharry & Co. vs. Samuel Trow-
bridge, two negroes, Wnland Affey.
]. w. Cheatham, bearer, VS. John III. Moore
and John R. Moore, theRinterest of the de-
PENDANTS in one hundredsQ 1907 acres of land,
adjoining lands of Mrs. Ann Williams, VIM.
Andrews and Others.
IT, Lyon, Admir-, ysiBcnjamin Franklin; /;
Thos. Ferguson, bearer, rs the same, one
bay horse and one bay mare.
William Haines, jr. Survivor, vs. Charles B.
Carter, the interest of The Defendant in the
tract of land whercon His mother lived, con-
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to vest the title of the State of South Carolina III
the Estates of John B. Logan, and Charles Lo-
gan deceased, in Lucretia Blackwell, the widow,
and Mary Ann Robertson, in james Blackwell,
Elizabeth Minis, William Blackwell and Samuel
Blackwell, children of John Blackwell, late of
Edge6eld District, deceased, and in Saran Ann
Blackwell, the widow, and George j. Blackwell,
the child Of Isaiah Blackwell, deceased, u son of
the said John Blackwell-these persons being
the lawful heirs and distributes Of the said John
Blackwell, deceased.
Aug. 90 1851 3m ~
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YOUNG LADIES
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
Instructors.

Rev. N. ALDRICII, PRINCIPAL.
i. e. BACON. "RorEsson OF Music, DRAW.
ING, PAINTING, s
Mns. ]. McCLINTOCK, TEACHER IN PRIMA.
RY DEPARTMENT
TNHIS Institution will be opened on the 81
4 Monday in September next, at the residence
Of Mrs. McCLlSTocK.
The course Of instruction will be the same as
is pursued in the first class Female Scminares in
the State, and it will be the constant aim Of the
Instructors to render the School worthy the pat
ronage of on enlightened public. Strict attcn-
ton will be paid to the moral training of the
Young Ladies under their care, while ut the
same time all scctarian influence will be scrupu-
lousiy avoided.
The School will be truly Southern, as tho
Teachers are not only natives Of the State, but
also, Southern in all their feelings and habits.
1t is confidently hoped that the names appcn-
ded to this notice win be sufficient guarantee to
the qualifications of the Teachers.
The price Of Tuition and of Board can be OBJ
tanned by application to Mrs. McCLlNTocK.
1t is Of great importance that the Scholars be
entered at the commencement Of the quarter.
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the otl 1.~u,.... 'si.-, "i,u tnat this be the
only action Of the Convention during its legal
existence, and should all means fail of co-opcra-
ton, let another Convention be called, and its
members be elected by the sovereign people.
We forbcar commenting, as copies of the ad-
dresses have been requested by the meeting for
publication. Great attention was given to the
Sreeches, and their sentiments were received
with enthusiastic evidence Of appreciation. Din
ner was announced at the close of Capt BRooKs'
speech, when the people repaired to the tables
that truly "groancd with the weight of the feast"
A better dinner we suppose, was never given in
Edgciicld, nor was there ever better order OBJ
served at Barbecue. The Ladies table was
furnished with an abundance of good and sweet
things, Of as great variety as we ever saw at a
Tie Mic. Amongst the nice things on the Ladies
table, were the beautiful Cakes, made, with ap-
propriate notices inscribed, by the Ladies of the
Ridge, and presented by Miss LOUISA L. HoL-
STEIN and Mrs. S. Z. WATSON, to the Speakers Of
the day.
Mr. Editor, VIC do assure you, that you missed
fine treat BY not attending the Coo Operation
meeting. You would have been grati6ed, per-
hops, to see the strong evidences given of the
good state of feeling amongst the people.
At the close of the meeting, the Report and
Resolutions, called the Ridge Resolutions, were
read-with the understanding that we regard
the Charleston Resolutions our general platform,
and were unanimously adopted.
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolced, That we tender our grateful ac-
acknowledgement to Mr.. BURT, MIR. SrASS and
Capt p. s. DRooKs, for their able exposition O.
our principles, and that they be requested to send
us copies Of their speeches for publication.
In conclusion We would state that we had ouI
own District Band of Music to cnlivcn US during
the day. The meeting adjourned about 4 o'clock
and all came home well pleased with the Co.
operation barbecue.
We regret that the Hon. F. H. WARD.
LAw, who was invited to address the meeting
was prevented by unavoidable circumstances
We take pleasure, however, in announcing to the
Cv-operationists that his views will be published
in short time. n.
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For the Southern Congress.

Mr.. EDIToR: offer for the consideration of
the voters of this Congressional District, Col. F.
W. PIcKEss and. DRAyros NANCE, Esq, as
candidates to represent it in the Southern Con-
gress. They are gentlemen Of ripe experience,
of tried patriotism, and united 10 the State by
the highest and lloliest ties. These gentlemen
would possess some advantages from their at
tendance upon the Nashville Convention above
many others, no less worthy and qualified in
other respects. A VOTER
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Edgefeld Female Institute.

TNHE TRUSTEES Of this Institution, have
Il the pleasure of announcing 10 the public,
that they have engaged as its Principal, the Rev.
CHARLES A. RAYMOND, under whose
care and supcrntendence it will be opened about
the middle of September next In the mean
time the buildings will be much enlarged, and
every Arrangement made for the accommodation
of large number Of pupils.
The Trustees are anxious to establish Fe-
male Institution, which shall command the conf
dencc and secure the patronage of the contmuni-
ty at large.
Tho ~. -.. lc..h.cl tost;rnnninls Of the sIc-