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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29
The State OF South Carolina.
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Petition The 6encftx Of Tie I,sotren Debtors
.Ict.
TOIIN ". DROWN, who is in the custody
- Of The Sheriff Of Ahhrvilc District, bv
virtue of IL Writ Of Caras al Sa, isfucicn.lu,l,
81: the suit "f William Shrrrnrl, h.ving fled
in my office. together with Schedule. oath,
of his estate and effects. his petition to the
Conrt of C"n,r'"n Pleas. praying that he may
be admitted to The benefits "f the Acts of iii.
General Assembly made for the relief of .:sol
Vent debtors.
1t is Or.lcrcd That the said William Shrra rsl
ana II either creditors 10 whom til. said John
| W. Brown is in nnvwiSe Indebted lac, and they
are hereby summoned, and have notice to np
pear. hcf"rc the said Court at Ahbrviile Court
House, the third day of October next To
sll-w cmus", ifnny they why the PRAYER ftht
petition aforesaid. slnn!d not hc grn,i.d
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.cr.
Office Of Common Pleas
Abh.vi!Ic District, 2Slh
June. 1859. Gin
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

MIs1 AKE.-It is told in Boston that an
eminent Bustonian received dolorous SYM
ra,hy on the iall Of his great counh ynan
Webster from an Enci:shnan, who after
counting his GlorI"s as an orator and states
man, aiIu,les TO his immortal Dictionary,
and regrets that such man should be
hanged inr killing his physician. Daniel,
Noah, and John in q twist.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-29

NISllING t" reduce my Stock I offer some
w Of my GOODS
Less than Cost,
some at CosT lKIcEs. md the balance with
VERY SMALL PROFIT.
My Stock is very large and selected with
great care. and uifer
LADYS HOOl' SkIRTS for so cts
toiored ana White EtlLLlANTES, II cts
Fancy MUSLIN. Fast Culors, 1O cts
HATS aud BONNETS, so cts
Laly's SLIPPERS, so eta
Linen COATS. rs cts
&" uANDKERCIIIEFS, OB cts
ETC, ETC.
April I, 1859. If
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u he STATE of South Carolina.

Agnes Cox vs.. L. s. Guiliib.nu. adm'r, Angus
tus VI. Cox, II. al.
RW for Portition Of Ecut Estate.
IT Appearing I" my satisfaction that Angus
Il trs N. Cox. Samuel Jacobs. his wife Jane,
defendants i'll 'h:s case, reside beyond the
limits of this S.otc
On "."tion of Marshall 4 Lee. Comp. Soils.
ordered lha. said defendants do apirar. plead
answer or dcIuur I" said Bill Of Cuu.t,In;ut
within tire" months from the I'ub,icmtiun hereof
ar the same will lie taken pro confesso against.
hun.
W. II. PARKER, c. f. 4. d.
commissioners Office,
May l6. 1854. 3rn
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

etaient dus26 juliet suivant; lis etaieni
alors dams les glaces. lie g~ouyerneInen1
apglais await enyoye six autres expedi
tons, ct lady Franklin une, a la recher
che des navigatcurs, le tout sans rGsul
tat. Henry Grinnell, de New-York, emu
dune g6n6reuse compassion, offrit at
| Congress AMERICAN les 2 navires Adrane
ct Rescue, pour contribuer 4 la recherche
de Franklin. Kane fnt designe CONNIE
mcdccin de i~'expGdition, il en- fut aussi
Fllistorien; ellie partit de New-York lie
% mai 1850, ct revint lie 80 septembre
1854, apres MI voyage de Is mois, don't
8 passes dams les glaccs. Grace i Ia IL
beralite de Grinnell ct de Peabody ice
dcrnicr dc L~ondres), unc 2mc expedition
polaire fut oryanisGc, quitta New.York
lc 81 mai 1858, sous lie commencement
du DR.. Kane, ct revint lie IL octob. 1855.
Nous ne raconterons pas lei le dernicr
voyasc de Kane, voyage inutile pour ce
.qui regarde lesS navigateurs perdus,
mails 81 interessant an point de vue de
Ia science. lie rGcit en'a etc public par
lie commandment dc pexptdition lui-mGme.
Apres &C dcrnicr effort, Kane etait bri-
SC; Ia mafadie de ceur don't il portrait lie
gcrme depuis sa naissance, s'etait deve-
ct lie lui l~aissait plus quelauel-
que temps a vivrc. II ALA demander lie
reimbursement dc sa sante i PAngleterre
puts i Pile de Cuba, OH il mou-
rut lie 10 fevrier 1857. Son corps, trans
porto a Philadelphia, passa par Ia Nile
Orleans, OH la population rendit a ses
mobiles rcstes de glorieux hommages. De
toute part sa memoire a etc saluee COM
me cclle DUN DIES plus beaux types de
qui aicnt paru da4s 4ottf
societe positive. Ceux-la sont rares, ct
On ne ~saurait trop les montrer EN- exem-
pie, qui, dedaignant lie pouvoir ct la for
tune, consacrent de magniiques ct puts;
santos faculties 4 Ia science ct i rhuma-
nitG. (Ncschacebf.)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
C.. e. TOORAEN.
A Bayou Sara (Le.),
A Srf1U TnYync rHr vyyrrur

TIN ASSORTMENT CONFLICT de toutes
- sortes de Marchandfscs, tells que: Articles de
%fantaisie, parfumerie, chaussures en- tout genre
pour DANES ct %enfants, &C.; habillements confcc-
tlenes, giants, chapeaux, &c. - Fournitures pour
Habitation, tells que kerseys, ~linscys. couvcrtes.
~souliers, chapeaax ct toutcs sortcs de vetements
pour nesres - Groccric en- tout genre pour IA
miles; liqueurs fines ct a~ssorties; BLOSSOMS de tou-
ties cspeccs; Quincailleric, coutellcric. %peint,rps ct
huiles-Fayence, ~verlrrie, ct toutes sortes d'us-
tensiles dc mtnage-G raines potagercs ct d'agre-
mcnt, &c. AUST
Agent des celebres Moulins 4 cotton d'Eagle,
vendus avec %garantic.
20 nov. 1858. G. f. IOORiEN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

Eft iouir dams lie cicl de i'eterHel bonheur.
A toute heure du jour, Ia clochc du village
Annonce qu'un mortcl aecomplit son voyage,
Que nous ne sommes pas pour roster ici-bas!
Malheur 4 l'insense qui ne lie comprend pas!
Mais, couvroHs ce tableau, noir de mclancolic;
Appelols les sccuurs dc Ia philosophie
Qui raffermit lie ceur, dome assez de raison
Pour SAVIOR quill nous faa: tous passer l'achtroa
CinquuntenaJ, salut! salut Il ia Nuisance!
Toi qui dc jours plus doux apporte FespGrancc;
Toi qui nous viens ioyeua ct couronn6 de t!eurs
Pour chaser loin dc nous tous nos dcrnierS nal.
[heur:
Enfant aux chevcux Tor. digne dun mcillcur perc,
En- a%rrirant, htlas! til ne vols que misere!
Sa mtmoirc q trouble les jcux d. ton berceau,
LorNluc til devrais yoir tout brilliant ct tout beau!
Viye lie nouvcau Roi qui monte sur lie tr6ne,
Pour porter !. son tour l'snnuellc couronnc!
II arrive escorte d'amour ct de plaisir,
Eft nous promet h tons I'M RANT avenir.
Les nouVcanx rois ~tonjoars sont grands dams leurs
tps EIkCSSS
Tant quils sont al pouyoir, demandons des lar
lgesses.
Dams &C jour de ~favears j'en reclame pour vous,
Ainsi que pour tous ceux qui vivent pres de nous.
Je desire, Rene, que Ia bonte Royale
Enyers ros qualities Sc montre liberale;
Et 81 tous mes souhaits peuvent etre exauces,
Vos vol,x les plus ardents seront tous depassGs.
Votre ami devoue, CMAs.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

ay@&& @GE-a #@ES@ s&
Mon cher ami Rene, lie temps s'ecoule ct fuit
1t nous dcvenons vieux, car Fan cinqunhAna
Went de MOURN a Page GU succomba son pere,
Apres avoir fourni douzc mois de carriere!
Que dhommes sont tombes sous &c regnc fatal,
Grave pour bier longtemps sur lie muir sepulcral
Du fer Mississippi Ia colere orgueilleuse,
Setant loin de ss bords son onle impetueuse,
\ de!ruit de nos champs la richie plantation
Qu'elle a converts de fange ct de desolation!
Ponrquoi. notre pays a-t-il done, cette aimee,
Subit tant de revers? cruelle destinee!
II fault au Trepasse pardonner tous ses forts.
st respectcr la paix ct Ia cendrc des morris,
Imnitoyable Temps vieillard incxorablc.
Ton vol est srep rapide, ct ia faux redoutable
Est trop pronpte q trancher h tete DIES humans
Qui tendent deyans toi leurs suppliantes mains.
lie penouyeSlement dune aimee expirante
EsttoujoIrs pour otre anne un motifd 'spouvantc.
Qui nous rappelle, helas. que nous devons MOURN,
Que nous devons ~tonjouls 6tre prets a partir;
A renoneer au monde, on tout est tphemere,
Monde de deception, d'crrcur ct de chimerc.
homm" FIJI cree pour viyrc liz doulcur.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
COLLEGE POYDRAS.

PAROISSE DE La POINTE COUPE.
T Els EAERCICES de cctte Institution com.
IL menceront lie premier lundi de ttvrier.
LIE co,ils des etudes comprcndra toutcs cclles
qui sont gGneralcmcnt cnseigncrs dams les neil
lcurs colleges du pays, ct une attention spectacle
sera donnce a tout ce qui, dams lie colrs dcs
etudes, pcut avoir une importance particulierc
relativencnt aux atlaires dc liz vie; do sortc que
ccuX qui atront pris leurs degrees dams cette insti-
tuition. possederont, a leur cntrec dams lie monde.
DIES commissioners pratiqucs, aussi bien que scien-
tiliques.
La Tongue experience du Surintcndant acturl
dams Ia %carriere de rcnscigrcment. ct les heurcux
resultats obtenus par lui, lmi inSpirent de Ia con-
fiance. ct lui donncnt le droit d~'assurer ceux uui
v%oudront bicn lui confer lcurs entants. quils scront
parfaitemcnt s~atistaits. ct sous lie rapport de lifuu-
de ct dc advancement. ct sous celul du comfortable
ct du nGcessaire physiqucs DIES Glevcs.
Null Professor ne scra employee CONNIE aide sir
nest reeonnu CONNIE etant pariuitcment camble
de remplir son mandat.
Les plus grandcs facilities possibles scront rtn-
MES dams cctte institution, pour Halter les progress
DIES eleves; outre tous les Instruments ct ap,areiIs
de CHIME, de plilosophie ct de physique, ellie DOS
sede unc bibliothequc cloisic ct complete.
&c college ohrc DIES facilities pour Ittude de Ia
langue alslaise qui ne sont slirpassGes par celles
d'aucune autre institution du pays, ttant situee
| dams une paroisse oil les dcuX langlcs sont mrltrs
avec ule GSale faciliti.
CONDITIONS.
Cours Construction, avec pension, hlan-
ciissagc, etc, par n....... $4,000
Cours d'iIstruction ct dcmi pen
sion, par an............... 10000
| Cours prGparatoirc, par an. 5000
Cours de Classiqucs.......... 1900
Honoraircs dc matriculc, (pour
lnternes seuls) .......... 1900
A. w. JACKSON, President.
Pointe Coupee, 80 %janv-l an.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15

Russie. : Les mobiles de Get empire
montrent un extreme mauvais vouloir%a
emanciper leurs serfs, conformement au
decret de l%empereur Alexandra, sans
une cntiere INDEFINITE.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
MECHANICS, INVENTORS, AND MANU-
ll fact~urcrs.-Twclfth Year.-Proswctus OF the
SCIENTJETE AMERICAN.

MECHANICS, INVENTORS, AND MANI
lHl facturcrs.-Twclfth Year.-Proswctus OF the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
This work differs materially from other publ
cations being an illustrated periodical, devoted
chiefly to the PRONUNCIATION of information relating
to the various Mechanic and Chcmic Arts, Indus
trial Manufacturers, Agriculture, Patents, lnven-
tions, Engineering, Millwork, and all Interests
which the light of practical science is calculated
to advance.
The Scientific American is printed once a week.
in convenient quarto form for binding, and pre-
sents On elegant Typographical appearance. h-
cry number contains Eight Large Pages OF raa'
ing, abundantIy illustrated with original engra-
yings-all of them engraved expressly tor las
publication. ,.u;,.
Mechanics, Inventors, Engineers, Ghemisef
Manufacturers, Agriculturists, and people mes-
cry profession in life, will find the Scientific a
merican to be of great value i'll their Respective
callings. mo-
REPORTS of United States Patents granieh hS
also published every week, including oihclal cup
les of all the Patent claims. These claims ~
published in the Scientific American III au'ah's
of all other papers. ..a.r II,
Much might be added in this Prospectus, !"
prove that the Scientific American la t pun
ton which every Inventor, Mechanic, hi. W.
and Engineer in the United States shoula p tnn~rs
lie; hut the publication is SO thoroughly kn aosn.
throughout the country that We refrain IRON wv
pying further space. :. ,be,r
Its c~ounsels and suggestions Will save . .,m
hundreds Of dollars annually, besides alIoiu, e
them continual source of knowledge .s ,.te
p]erience of which is beyond pccnnlary esAnn"N i
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ] 50 Il year.
for six mouths.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
ERAERBMoREAnA

Ceux de nos l~ecteurs qui ~douteraient
encore de la veracite des fats que nous
avons reproduits de difGrents journauS,
au sujet de cctte .deplorable affaire, Sc
ront convaihcus cette fois, nous respt-
rons, quand lis auront lu &C 4ui suit.
Tn journal religieux dc la Nlle-0rleans,
lie PropagateM Cathofiqme, raconte ainsi
les fats, d'apres la CiuiAa Cattoliu,
feuille oficiclle du Saint-Pere. Nous re-
commanders u lectcurs incredules
une serieuse attention; lis verront que
Particle cijoint ne fait que confrmcr ce
que nous avons dome dams nos nunErae
presidents
ReSUMe Du FAT.
"Une jenne servante clnetienne, all
service dune famille juive de Bologne,
raconta, au commencement de rete der
nier, a n dame agee, qu'un petit en-
FAINT de son maitre etait en- danger de
mourn dune maladie tres-grave. La
dame lui dit que 81 lie peril etait immi-
nent, ellie ferait une bonnie nuyre en- lie
baptisant. "a jeune servante repliqua
sen garderait bien, parce que, 6
ans auparayant, ellie await ainsi baptise
un frere de CT petit enfant, nomme Ed
gard, qui Sc trouvait egalement en- dan
ger de mort; que Get enfant await rccou
yre Ia sante; qu'elle etait dams I'm grand
embarras en- voyant clever CONNIE un
juif &c chretien qui await reeu lie bapteme
! Faasg de tout le monde, etqu'elle ne
voulait pas s'exposer d retomber dams
un pareil embarras. A ce rGcit, Ia yieille
dame comprit que 10 chose etait grave;
ellie en- parla a diuerses pcrsonnes; lie fait
arriya 4 la connaissance DE ouI DE DRo1r,
ct enfn il en- fut refere a Rome, a Ia Sa-
cree Congregation, chargee de ces ques-
tons. Celle-ci fit faire des informations
secretes, mails tres-exactes, pour s'assu-
rer 81 lie bapteme await etc reellement
%administre, ct 81, en- outre, il Pavait etc
avec les conditions que lEglise regarde
CONNIE indispensables pour Ia validite
du sa%crclnent. Icnqnete proava que la
servante, voyant en- danger la vie de
pcnfant, qui n'avait qu'un an alors,
await consult6 un pharmacies, aui ravait
encourage 4 lie baptiser, ct fni pavait
instraite en- meme temps de Ia maniere
ct de 70 forme din sacrement. Ellie iura
sur les Evangiles qu'elle await suiYi ces
c~onseiis de point en- point. La Congre-
CATION ayant done acquis une GERTRUDE
aaorah du fat, jugea que lc bapteme
await dte reellement ct validement admi-
nistre au jeune Edgard Mortara, ct ellie
IN consequence, commencement
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-01-15
g. W. SHAW. ". W. SHAW.
W. SHAW & CO.,
MmrlJun15 : Cuulnlissiun1miEN,
No. "a. Rue POYDRAs, NLLE-ORtEANs.
AVIS.

Lie soussigne annonce au public que
lc IL s~cptembre proclaim, il ouvrira sa
sale de dansc (lcs Tirois-C eurs), situGc d
Cooks Landing.-1l y AURA bal tons les
samcdis dc chaque semaine. Ricn ne scra
negligt aim de les rcndrc agreables.
Administrations les cavaliers seuie-
ment : so cents. LEON LABAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
The Slaves of the South.

The confessions of Brown, Copeland. and
others. clearly show that they had looked for
material aid 10 the disaifection of the slaves,
and thar they were sorey disappointed at
percevIng the unwillingness of the latter |"
be engaged i'll any plot against the lives and
property of their masters. This fact Is ot
vast Importance in determining the probable
success Of any future efforts which anti
slavery may make 10 foment servie insur.
rectiuns The AboitioniSts will discover. rs
did Brown, that in experiments OF this sort.
the chief obstacle will be presented in the
persons oi those for whose special benefit
murder and rapine have been concoctcd.
Herein, we are certain. lies one al our
principal sources OF confidence ana security.
The AholItlonlstS may call spirits from til"
vastly deep, but will they come? They may
make frantic appeals IA Cuitee and Sambo
to break their bondage and attain their free
dom. but rs long rs our ebony-colored friends
appreciate the comforts of Il good home, gen
tie treatment. plenty 10 eat, and moderate
work. we may rely upon It they will be deaf
to the voice of the charmer, charm he never
so wisely. The Patrarcha relation in the
South between the slave and his master -
one which can rarely he sundered in this
way Certainly the Ab"ltionist, by lying
promises, occasionally imposes on the ere.
dulity of the negro, and persuades him L"
run away under the deuSve conviction thar
he is gong Ia land where it will be all
play and M work but this is very differ.
cnt thing from inducing him Ia unite in II
dark conspiracy to murder the master whom
he loves, and the children whom it is his de-
light to serve. With respect u such 1t
temptS we think the South has very little 10
apprehend. The llarprr's Ferry affair de-
mrnstrates the impossibiity Of corruptins
our black populations; and the history OF the
South for the last grmeration during which
the police over our slaves has been singular
ly loose and negligent, and while n" project
OF revolt has even been Matched, amply con
firms the significance Of that abortive effort.
The AbolItionists might rs we'll stick to
their old game of endcavoring to Cypress the
South by unjust legislation. annoy her by
perpetual abuse, and lIarass her with incen-
diary publications. They are unable to add
assassination. rapine and arson 10 their
stock-n.trade, because the materials they
count upon are wanting why.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A very singular case of swindling was
developed in New York on Saturday morn
ing The prisoner was German, named
Alexander Ludwig Lcvzynski. He was a
young man. not at all unprepossesoins. Of
medium stature dark hair and whiskcr>, and
agreeable address. lie protested himself to
be theological student and Il graduate OF i
foreign university, and was on az errand
of benevolence to procure the means where
with TO pursue his studies. In his posses
sion were letters of recommendation from
Rev Stephen Ill. Tying, ID. d., OF New York,
aud the Marquis Of Beresford, Is member OF
the English Parliament. These letters are
claimed to be forgeries. On the strength OF
them, however, he had found a welcome IN
to church circles and had obtained money
for the ostensible purpose Of prosecuting his
studies. In some circles he was literally
lionized AT the examination, a letter found
on his person was about u he read III cvI-
dencc, when the German snatchcd 1t and
rapidly devourcd it. Good care will be taken
OF the gentleman.
The Tammany Hall Democrats, in New
York, have nominated William I. llavemeyer
as their candidate for Mayor. The Old-Line
Wings have nominated j. Dcpeystcr OF
Ogden as their candidate would that they
could succecd) and Simeon Draper is the
Peoples" candidate. The Republicans
have yet to make nomination. With all
these in the field Fix Mayor Wood, it is said,
will find the race an easy one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
Feeling in Virginia.

A trip since Friday last, through por-
tons of the neighborinS counties Of Alex
andra, Fairfax. Prince William, Fauquier,
and Culpeper, Va, satisfies Us that the news
paper descriptions of the excitement now eX-
listing throughout that State, are not over
drawn, As eXtrayasant Is more or less OF
them may appear To the reader in a locality
not Immediately sympathizing with those
who were not long since murdered and their
neighbors whose property is now being
nightly fired by Northern emis>ares in fur
therance Of the abolition cause. This eX-
element, however. is not wild one, rs rep
resented by journals secretly or avowedly
iavorng the cause of Abolitionism. 1t is a
calm and clear sentiment in favor OF II spec
DIV end of the Government OF the United
States, if it is to continue to be means
through which parties from the North may
steal into the South, and their stealing and
burning Southern property, and numbering
Southern citizens, may be countenanced in
such acts by an almost universal expression
OF Northern sentiment III their favor
IFJxL ,St,y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
A Word to Northern Traitors.

We have but one word to say to the New
York papers, that are making themselves
merry over what they are pleased u call the
timidity of the South. They are mistaken.--
They have been long accustomed 10 sneer ut
the "Eirginians." 1t is quite plain that there
are some things in the Virginia character
which they do not comprehend. 1t is the
sense Of wounded State pride that has arou,-
ed the people Of this State, and not an un-
worthy apprehension Of the slaves, OF John
Brown. or a thousand John Browns, nor all
the rescurr, of John Brown in the nation. =
1t is the sense OF insult, the feeling OF imper-
tinent and gratuitous interference. the lndiS-
nifty to the sovereignty Of NirginIa-lt IS tins
which has aroused the people of Virginia,
and not fear. We regard rs nothing their
taunts, and we defy their threats. Upon
the question Of State pride, all Virginia.
slayeholding and MISUNDERSTANDING. will raj
" rs one man against the invaders, aud II
need be-and we are frank to own there -
no danger of 1.-THE Potomac shall run
blood ere the people Of Virginia give back
RirLBi0nH NcTs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-23
Southern Manufactures.

The National lntelligencer observes that
the South. possessing from the natural ter
tlitv Of It's soil and the peculiar quality OF
its climate. a monopoly in the production OF
= great agricultural staple which enters 50
largely into the commerce of the civilized
world, the Southern people might greatly
enhance their resources OF wealth by diver
s!iyim. the forms Of labor now prevalent
anon. them The Louisville Journal Justly
saws that the true independence Of the South
will eventually be found in the loom and
anvil. Cotton factories in particular, should
BIZ multiplied The Memphis Avalanche
advocates their establishment in that city,
and intimateS that five cotton factories, with
ten thousand spindes each, and looms
enough 10 weave all the yarn they could
make, would not supply the demand tor
cotton from the various regions tributary to
Memphis and each factory would make
goods that would sell III that market for
about three hundred thousand dollars
Olher Southern cities have equal facilities
Tor manufacturing 1T their own doors, and
thus save the expense Of middle hands, COM
missions and charges. BY expanding its
energy III works OF practical utility Tor
Southern commercial aud manufacturing de-
velupment, the South will adopt the straight
est and >urrst course IL that Independence
aud power which are the only reliable bull
warks against abolition aggreSslons. This Is
the policy of patriotism, interest and self
preservation. and it cannot be too soon adop-
ted Rihmonm DiSpdtch