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The Nevada journal., 1852-05-22

Great Excitement.
"ANTED-S $500 in Gold Dust, in cx-
w change for Daguerreotypes, at
SHAW q. JOHNSONS
Eureka Daguerrean Rooms,
No. 297 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are respectfully
invited to call al these rooms, where they will
find pictures taken in every variety and style
from the smallest size to the largest, and In
the highest perfection OF this beautiful a, ..
Pictures taken in mezzotinte or in COI.ORS.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
or no charge. We have arrang emeuts made
by which we are enabled to send pictures of
our customers by mail to any part of the known
world, and at trifline expense.
Instruction given in the art.
Daguerreotype Instruments complete, with
a general assortment of plates, cases and che.
micals, always on hand and for sale cheap.
$. l.. SHAW, S5-6m GEO. H. Johnson.
DAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.-I5 tons
Il superior white lead;
tons assorted colors, ground In oil;
tons putty, in bulk and in bladders:
s tons whiting;
2tons red le'd, 2 tons lithargc;
10 bbls fire proof paint;
cases orange gum shellac;
800 cases French window glass, assorted sizes
iTOm CAt W cSAfO.
1900 gals boiled and raw linsced oil:
800 gals spirits turpentine;
200 gals copal varnish;
Is bbs bright varnish;
10 gals fine white French picture yarnish:
Brown and black Japan, chrome yellow;
Chrome green, Prus. blue;
Burnt and raw terra de sienna;
Burnt and raw umbcr, dry and ground in oil;
Ultramarne, vandyke: brown, American
and English vermillion;
Venetian red and yellow ochre;
Paint brushes, white wash brushes, etc,
The above, together with every other article
In the line, are offered by the subscriber at the
to purchase would Go well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
ROBT. MARSH, Sansome st.
96-3m 3 doors north Of Washington.
SALT.-I, 900 bags ane table salt;
- do 1000 bags Liverpool do for curing;
PoRK-S0 hf bbls mess, superior quality;
CoFFEE-6O sacks Costa Rica;
CHEEsE-l00 boxes English Dairy, cased;
FLouR-I0O hf sacks Chill;
CANpLEs-5O boxes Star, As and IS;
PeTAroEs--75 sacks San Jose;
BUrTER-ll2 firkins, 100 lb ca, very choice;
Do 10 casks, In kegs, 25 lbs each.
For sale BY JANES PATRICK,
99.my Battery. near Jackson At
I'D OBEkT M. FOLGEk & BKUIHEII-
~ Importers of and General Dealers In bail
ders' Hardware, machinery, etc 222 ] street,
between 7th and Sth sts., Sacramtnto.
Robert III. Folger & Brother, General deal
crs in Hardware, Broad st, Nevada. '0-3m
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notified not 10 pur-
IN chase or negotiate any of the promisory
notes hereinafter described. made by the un-
dersigned and payable to Isaac Nixon or or
der. They having been obtained by false and
fraudulent representations, we will not pay
them, viz One note for the sum of $1,000, or
two for $500 each, made by w. P. Walker,
executed sometime in May 1851. One note
for 81 90, or two for $500 each, made by p.
b. Pagan in May 1851 One note for $500
given by Henry Miller about the last of May
or FIRST Of June 1851. and two notes for $500
each, executed by J. X. Crandail May I'd 1851.
All of said notes being rs near as can be re-
membered in the folio wing form:
$3.50 For and in consideration of one share
of stock in the Bear River and Auburn Water
and Mining Company, promise to pay to
Isaac Nixon or order the sum Of FIVE hundred
dollars whenever demanded after the firit di-
vidend of not less than ten per cent shall be
declared upon the stock ofsaid company"
dated and signed by one Of the above names)
w. P. WALKER
P.B. FAGAN,
HENRY MILLER,
At J. X. CRANDALL,
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HOTEL NOTICES.
Gregory House.

A LBAN & KILBOURN have fitted up
"A and re-opened the Gregory House on
Jfain street, Nevada, and are prepared to &C.
commodate Boarders and the Travelling
Public. The table and bar will be fnrnisl ed
with the best of every thing in the market,
and no pains will be spared to make tho en-
tertainment agreeable and comfortable both
for regular and transient boardcrs.
The sleeping rooms are commodiously ar
ranged, and will at all times be kept in COM
plete order.
Board per week, Sl2 97.tf
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Drawing Of the Great Rattle.

INROM the rapid sale of Tickets, the Mana
II ger is enabled to announce that the draw
any Of the Great Rattle will be made on Sun
DAY AFTERNOON, 23d May, commencing at three
O'Clock, at which time the Committee will be
appointed.
0z- All the ticket holders are requested to
10 present No TICKETS WILL BE SOLD after
the commencement of the drawing.
The LADIES are invited TO attond; for their
accommodation room will be prepared sepa-
Snte from the crowd.
GEO ID. DORNIN, Manager.
May 18th lS52.-4-2t
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Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified not to pur-
hchase or negotiate for promissory note,
hereinafter described, made BY the undersign-
ed and payable TO Isaac Nixon, OF order, it
having been obtained by fraudulent represen-
tations, and we will not pay it. One note for
$1,000. made about the LIST or 18th of Februa-
ry, 1852, and payable ns above, as nearly in
the following form as we can remember.
$1,000. For and in consideration Of two
shares of stock in the Bear River and Auburn
Water and Mining company, we promise to
pay to Isaac Nixon, or order, the sum Of one
thousand dollars whenever demanded after
the first dividend of not less than ten per cent
shall be declared upon the stock Of said COM
pany. G. w. WORRELL.
r. 8. WORRELL.
w. Worrell. 5-3t%
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9 GALOON.--The Saloon Of MRS. Z. A.
~ FRISBlE is constantly open for visi-
tors, at the well-known stand on Main street.
The best cigars and liquors are constantly
on hand Oysters, fried and stewed, served
up at all hours. This saloon is acomfortabIs
and fashionable resort for gentlemen who
wish 10 spend an agreeable evening. 67-tf
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Tattersall Stables
AND STOCK MARKET,

On Main street.
HORSES and mules bought and sold
IL Packing and teaming to all parts Of
the mines on short notice. Having been at
great expense in fitting up our stables, and
purchasing fine stock of saddle, pack, and
harness animals, we hope for, and expect a
liberal share Of public patronage.
MCCORMICK & TINDER.
Nevada, April %, ls52.-'4-3m
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rAUIlON.-My wife Mary Calkins hav.
~ ing left my bed and board without cause
or provocation, all persons are warned against
trusting or harboriDg her on my account, a. ]
will pay no debts Of her contracting after this
date. DANIEL CALKlNS.
May 4th, Ie52.-3-3f"
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To the Citizens of Nevada
AND VICINITY

THE undersigned are now receiving and
opening general assortment Of Miners Sup
plies, eic, at the Kidd Corner, fronting on
Broad and Pine streets We intend keeping
good Goods, and hope bv strict attention to
business To merit liberal share of patronage
Strict attention will be paid to the packing
trade.
We have in connection with the store a
Steam Srw Mill, situated on Little Deer
creek. All orders left ut the store or mill will
be promptly attended to.
We have on hand and for sale q fine stock
Of seasoned lumber.
ELIP. HIRST,
H. w. GRAY,
JESSE s. WALL.
'3-tf CALEB RUSSELL.
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NOTICE.-1hes subscriber will purchase
IN the notes and admitted accounts against
Henry Freudenthal, il presented within one
month from date Apply to
MRS. MARGARET HURST.
May 9th, l852-lms Broad st.
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Lees National Circus.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY

FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
This immense Equestrian Establishment
will exhibit al Nevada ty on FRIDAY, SA-
rrrpAv, and SUNDAY nights, May 2lst, I'D,
and Odd.
ADMISSION Boxes, So, Parquet, 100.
Doors open at seven o'clock Performance
10 commence at half past seven.
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MIX Cows and Kanch

FOX MALE.
ENRON one to ten milk COWS and ranch
II of about three hundred acres, enclosed
with q brush fence, situated one mile west
from Nevada, for sale reasonable for cash
also one American bull. Apply to
MAY 2lst-5-lt. L: M BEST.
Washington Hotel, Nevada.
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Virginia House,

BROAD STREET, NEVADA.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that the Virginia House will be
re-opened on Monday next, the 18th instant,
when he will be prepared to accommodate the
travelling public and regular boarders in the
Vest possible style. large Corral, well sup
piled with liay, Barley. etc, is attached to
tho house, and no pains will be spared to ac-
eommodate customers.
May Is, lS52-4-tf p. G. 'vOMACK.
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Pacific Hotel and Ranch

THE subscriber being desirous of chang.
i ing his business, offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms the above well known
stand, at Centreville, Grass valley.) to-
ge.her with the furniture, bar fixtures, etc..
complete.
The ranch, which is contiguous to the
house, contains some Of the best gardening
land in the county, and will be sold, together
with the house, or separately, as puTchas-
scrs may desire For further particulars eu-
quire on the premises.
MARTIN PETERSON.
Ccntreville, April Sd, is52.-'O-tf
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American Cattle.
Nevada City Bakery.

Cayots street.
HNHlS ESTABLISHMENT, with tho stock
business of $1,000 per week. Allaccounts
are paid weekly. Possession given immedi.
atcly II required Apply 70
O'CONNELL & ROOT
ALI debts due the firm must be settled i'm ;.
mediately. 95-2m*
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- BEATTY HOUSE, GAS. VAIlrY

- BEATTY HOUSE, GaAss vALLry.
Ea T.. @. SMITH, formerly orthe Buck
eye House) Having leased and rsftisd this cs-
tablishment, Is now prepared TO entertain tho
travelling public. Thanking his friends for
their liberal patronage heretofore, he hopes
for its continuance In his present location,
and promises that nothing shall be wanting
to secure the qualification and comfort Of those
who may favor him with their patronage.
The table is furnished with the best the mar
kei affords, and in all the other appointments
Of the house, every attention TO neatness and
good ordsr will be given.
Grass Valley. Feb. 7, 1852. 81. 6m
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA Coun,y of Ne

STATE OF CALIFORNIA Counay of Ne
- vada,-ss.
The people of the State Of California to
Samuel q. Parsons: You are hereby notified
that summones and attachments were issued
at the suit of Jacob S. Langthorn, George
Jeffrey and others, returnable on Saturday,
the 29th day of May, A. d. 1852, at two and
three o'clock, p. NJ at my Office in Rough and
Ready, on tive suits upon contract, one for the
sum OF s525, and the other for the sum of S430,
and that unless you appear and answer to said
summones, Judgment will be rendered against
you for the above sums, with damages, interest
and costs, according to law, and the property
40 attached will be sold for the satisfaction
Of said debts. Given nnder my hand this 18th
dav of May, 1852. E.W. ROBERTS, p.
b-lt* Nevada county.
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Quartz Machinery For Sale.

A SIXTY HORSE POWER ENGIN E.,
n two double flue boilers, 20h feet long 81
inches diameter, 36 stamps, and all necessary
pipes. and duplicate castings accompanying
II is of the Same pattern as the Pittsburg and
Gold Run Quartz mill, now being erected at
the head of Gold Flat. Said machinery Is
expected to arrive by the 18th Of June next
per clipper ship Tornado, and will DO offered
for sale on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
X. 8. WHIGHAM,
Superintendent Of to Pittsburg
3-tf and G.. r. MinAsg Company.
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QUARTZ MACHINERY
AND MILL IRONS.

IND MIIL IRONN.
* INSTANTLY RECEIVING, per clip
" per ships, invoices of White Pig Iron,
ordered expressly for quartz stampers and NOR
tars. This quality of iron is as hard as cast
steel, and will wear three times rs long as the
iron which has been used in this country here
tofore. We have on hand patterns Of every
description, for quartz and saw mill machinery
and deliver castings in San Francisco and
Sacramento at as low prices as any foundry
in California. EGEkY e. HINCKLEY.
Pacific Foundry, First st.
5-2m San Francisco.
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Lafayette House,
Agv IsyYn tsUx

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has completed his new Hotel,
and is prepared TO furnish board and lodging
to those who may favor him with call.
The table win be supplied with the best our
market affords.
The bedding Is all new and good, and the
'3-3ms GEO. A. YOUNG.
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Notice..

NHE Stockholders of the Monmouth Joint
IL Stock Company are hereby notified that
an assessment OF forty per cent on the capital
stock was due on the first day Of April upon
each share. All shares upon which assess
ments remain unpaid on the 18th of June next.
will be forfeited to the company according 10
law.
Assessments can be paid to the Secretary of
the company at Powers Il Smiths, Maiden
Lane, Marysville, or to the Treasurer, at the
ledge, on Jamison's creek. BY order of the
Trustees. w w. TINKER. Sce'y
Marysville, April 28th, 1851. 2.-2-6t
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Lumber! LUMBER!

4 HULE 1NII<TI.
THn Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big
Deer Greek, three-fourths of u mile above Ne
vada, have constantly on hand all kinds Of
Lumber, and arc prepared to saw at short
notice any reasonable amount, at as low rate
as any mill in the county and they confidently
believe they can give 6 eneral satisfaction to
the public. Good roads have been prepared
on either side OF the creek, from town to the
Mill. AWFORD, WOOD & co.
May 18th, lS52-4-tf
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IN my interest and ceased to be an owner
in the Trement Mil, and other property be-
longing to the fremont Quartz Mil company,
April Sd, 1852. JOHN T. MAURAN.
San Francisco, April rs, l652-3-4t
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IMPORTER OF BUTTER-The subscri-
Atlantic States, for several years, he is now
permanently located in San Francisco, and
will spare no pains nor expense in bringing u
good article to this market
His butter is all packed at the dairies in 25
and 100 pound pacl ages; and being expressly
put up for sale here he feels justified In saying
the quality will be found equal to any in this
market. JAS. PATRICK, Battery st.
'3-yl bet. Jackson and Pacific.
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nISSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP
IL The undersigned have this day dissolv d
partnership by mutual consent. All debts
due the firm must be paid TO Samuel 7. Oats,
and all demands against Them will be paid by
him. SAMUEL T. OATS,
nj. M. WHEELER,
May LIST, l952-4-3t
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California Hotel,

Rough and Ready
THE subscriber having purchased and
i reftted the above house, formerly kept
by ID. W. Au'dridge, Is now prepared TO en-
terrain the travelling public. 1t will be the
constant aim Of the proprietor Of the Cali
fornia Hotel to render It quiet and COM
Portable stopping place for the traveller, and
home for the regular boardcr.
The bar and table are furnished with the
best the country affords, and in all the ap-
pointmcnts of the house every attention will
be given to neatness and good order
S6-3m B. CRABTREE.
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Miners Supplies.

A USTIN, MARTIN & CO, have opened
"A store at Shelly Flat, about mile and a
half northeast of Nevada, on the road leading
to Washington. and will keep constantly on
hand Provisions Groceries, liquors, Miners
Tools, etc, etc. Aim
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Good Chance for Somebody.
TUNHE EXCHANGE CoFrsE HOUSE, on Main
IL street, is now for sale or rent. 1t Is well
known that this house has done, and is still
doing an excellent business, and il is only on
account of other business that 10 soon to en-
gage his entire attention that the subscriber is
willing to relinquish the stand.
A. SANFORD.
Nevada, May l, ls52.-2-4t
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HRAL QUARrz MIsiNa Co.--Notice is
u hereby given that oil stock upon which
assessments are due, Il not paid within ten
days from this notice, said stock will be for
feited, according to the bylaws Of said com.
pany. BY order Of the Trustees.
'O-6t ]. i. BIpLEMAN, Secretary.
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EOIN PAID FOR GOLD DUsT.-When
" We quit purchasing Gold Dust, we will
give notice in the Journal.
II. DAVIS.
Neyada. Nav I5th.-4-2t
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UpUTIEk ex HURKlCANE-6U hrkips.
ID the usual style, for sale as soon as landed.
by JAMES PATRICK.
lin Battery st. near Jackson.
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Good Chance for Investment

The Gregory House for Nae or Rent
THE proprietor Of the above house being de-
sirous of changing his location, offers his
housc with all the furniture, for sale or rent
on tile most reasonable terms. The location
is one Of the best for hotel in dli. city. Per
sons wishing TO engage in that business would
do well to give him call.
Jan. ed. 1852. .-76tf u. S. GREGORY.
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City Drug Store.
Cigars and Tobacco.

N0R SALE at the City Drug Store, the
II finest brands Of Nectarine and Oronoco
Tobacco; and the best quality of Havana CT
gars, consisting of the following brands Sal
vador, Fixed Star, New World, Fragnncia,
ETC., 99-3m
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Wyoming Quartz Mining Co.

Wyoming Quartz Mining Go.
a meeting-of the stockholders Of the Wyo-
a ming Quartz Mining Go. will be held
at the Office Of the works, on Saturday 18th
INST, at 4 o'clock NJ. A punctual atten.
dance 10 requested.
May 2f,---5-lt J.E. LOWER, Sec'y.
INFORMATION WANTED, of WILLIAM
IL LAusHLIN, who left San Francisco in March
1851, with party going north. any informa-
tion win be thankfully received by addressing
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
Asnville rancho, Grass Valley.
4-2t| Nevada county.
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Union Hotel.
Broad Street, Nevada city, Cal.
BY b. II. DICkERM4N

(Forlnery the Placer Hotel ~
HAS recently been refttcd and furnished,
II II making II one Of the most desirable and
pleasant stopping places4n the mountains
Accommodations for lodging good, either
IN seI aratc rooms or not, as may be required.
Board and lodging per week $l2; Board $40
Beard and lodging per day, g. so. g2-3m.
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Co.Partnersllip.

CO.PartnerSlnp.
THE unders' gned, having purchased the
u steam saw mill, merly owned by Tay-
dor & Owens, situated near the Marysvilie
road. in Penn Valley, about one mile below
the Penn Valley House, would inform the
public, that they are prepared to furnish um-
her of every description, on as reasonable
terms as it can be procured at any place.
Lalmber sawed to order at the shortest no.
tics. Transfers wishing to load back to Sac
ramento city please give us a call.
IL. l.. HATCH,
IL DUNLAP,
p. W. BERGANTZ
Penn Valley, May 18th. 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
az meeting of the Deer Creek Mining Com
pany on s Saturday, May 18th, at 3 O'clock p N,
at the Bunker Hill Quartz Mining Company s
office. by order of the company
j. l.. BROADDUS, Scc'y.
May %, ls52-lt'
NSTltAYS.- Three estrays--one roam horse
Ia supposed TO be eight years old, branded
on tho left shoulder, one bay mare about nine
years old, branded on the left shoulder, and
'One mouse-cOlored mule branded on the left
shoulder and lett hp-came TO our ranch some
time since, on Rush creek, Nevada. The
owner can have them by proving property and
paying reasonable charges
rADDLEFoRD g. co.
NAV I6, lS52---5-3ts
II OoT.---One day during the past week, In
IL the vicinity Of Selby Flat, north of Sugar
Loaf, blank book, containing some valuable
papers, among which Is promissory note for
$500, on Mr.. - Kid, payable one day after
date, and drawing five per cent month in.
terest, dated Feb. 2lst 1852. All persons are
warned not to buy, or negotiate for, or pay
said note, without my order. Any person re-
turning said book and contents. viii receive
$25 reward. II. p. DUNHAM.
NAV H. lS52---5 3t*
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
Rev. John Bachman, D. D.

On the first page Of to-days paper will be found an
interesting article from the pen of this venerable and
distinguished divine ofthe Lutheran Church
The article is intended reply to DR.. BELLINGERs
course in refusing as member Of the City Council,
protection to Protestant Clergyman, who was threat
ened by mob. We commend it to the careful peru
sal ofour readers.
If it has come to this that observation-disclosures OF
America are to be threatened and intnlidated by q
reckless foreign mob, it is time should know it. and
as DR.. BAcHMAN says Prepare either to enforce the
laws seek an asylum to which they may retreat with
their families when good old Protestant Charleston
shall be ruled by mob and Protestant ministers be
warned to observe profound silence about the abuses
of the Roman Hierarchy lest mob oi foreigners, who
have from time to time come among US under the pre-
tcnce ofseekng the protection Of our laws and the re
wards of their honest industry should suddenly burst
out from the bowels Of their Trojan horse and deluge
the city in blood"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
ishing the forms to which we have been aecus-

ishing the forms to which we have been aecuS-
toned"
Be it therefore resozued, That this Convention
will forbear at present to exercise that hlg hest
and most sacred of all hts which can belong
to free and brave people, riglt secured TO
them by nature and natures God, and para
mount to all constitutions and political compaets
or agreements right to alter or abolish"
their government when it becomes destructive of
the ends for which it was instituted, and ceases
to protect them nthe enjoymcntof their lives,
property, and pursuit of happiness"
Resolved That the Union of the several
States of this Confrderacv was formed for the
purpose of protecting equally the interests of all
the States their domestic institutions, property,
and industrial pursuits: and the existence OF
African slavery in the Southern States, at the
formation of the Federal Union, was not only
recognized in the Constitution, but guaranteed,
and made the basis, in part, of their representa-
tion in the Congress of the United Staes.
Resolred, That this domestic institution of the
South is not only moral and correct in the opin-
ion of this Convention, but a great blessing to
the African race; and absolutely necessary for
the continued peace and prosperity Of the slave
holding States and as such will be forever de-
Tended and maintained by them at any and all
hazards, and to the last extremity of their exs-
tcnce as people.
Resolrcd. That South Carolina, through her
sovereign Convent n, now pledges herself to her
sister Southern States to resist in company with
them, or alone if need be, by all the means which
nature and God have given her, any and every
attcmpt on the mart of CONGRESS to interfere with
slavery in the States, or the slave trade between
the States, or to abolish slavery in the District OF
Columbia without the consent of the owners, or
to exclude slavery from the Southern territories
of the United States or the forts, navy yards,
and other public places in the slaveholding States
belonging to the Federal Government, or refuse
the admission of State into the Union on ac-
count of slavery, or refuse to enforce and carry
out the existing constitutional provisions on the
subject of rendition Of fugitive slaves, or alter OF
change the Federal Constitution in any respect
touching slavery.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-05-07
The Methodist Church Case.

The New York Herald says that there is prospect
of the settlement Of the great Methodist Episcopal
Church case The references ordered by the Circuit
Court to take testimony and report the value OF tho
Book Concern, in dispute between the Northern and
Southern divisions of the Church. was brought to
hearing before Commissioner Nelson, in New York, on
Wednesday. The only principal difference of opinion
appears to be in reference to the value Of the sereo-
type plates The General Conference of the Northern
section was to have met in Boston yesterday and the
Herald anticipated that the affair would be settled be.
tore tie meeting.