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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-25

L'UTILITE de la Machine a Coudre pour Iu:
sage des families, nest que trnp connue du pu-
bile. Une seule de ces Machines peut faire lie
travail de DIX .DEs Plus ADRoITEs EFT DIES Plus
ACHES CoUfURIEREs.
La couture DIES Machines de Wheeler ct wiz
son est telle qu'on ne peut decoudre, meme avec
les ciseauX. sans dechirer I'etoffe.
LIE point forme par ces machines ct nomme
en- anglaisl och-stitch, Zee qui pourrait Sc traduire
assez bien par Iexpression de point nouf, est
ainsi fate:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-25

@ FAUSSE RIVIERE.
+ Esoussig1t ayant etc nomme ascnt pon s.
vente de ces nouyelles machines anleiiols va
pour la p~aroisse de la Pointe Coupe, It's 1srd ne
an public aux mGmes prix %qu'elles sont 'e as.on.
d la Nouvellc Orleans. II ~solliclte les p.lId de
mes qui vculent Sc procurcr un bon article, Ill Ill
venir examiner ces machines avantd ac ~ ros.
leurs. La machine a coudre de fINkLE H.;ei,s
est unique ponr la beantG. la force e1 ietaS,' de
de son point la simplicitG ct Ia pefles1 I1 me
son mGcanisme, obyie au bruit desaSreap, n,aine
font tant d'autrcs machines. ct la reno en a Sc
temps facile a opEror ct mons sltlsae, dennis
deranecr. Ccs machines pcHVent eou"is sn IA
la gaze Ia plus fine .iusqual drap lie piu'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-25

Pointe Coupec, lie. Bayou Sara, LIE.
CHIRURGIENs- DENTIsTEs.
LES Docteurs d. J.. ct D. STOCKING sont
pr6ts a Sc rendre a l'appcl de tous ceux qui ont
besoin de leurs services PROFESSIONALS, dams MIN
porte que1le partie du pays.
lie DIR. D.. Stocking peut %touiours 6tre WI a
la demeure de M. z. N. Moore, a Ia Pointe Cou-
pee 7fev-ly.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-25
A Y | S,

A Y | S.
ES rersonncs qni ont des rcclamations contre
james 5. Hudson ct freres, sont prices dc
les presenter q JOIN YoIsT avocat. Chemin Neuf.
Pointe Conpce. - Janvicr 1860. II.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0aritel.,

Ser fattli6e rei@e 8auer BON 8udens
bera NIT leiner Ton1ilie unp 1einent ei9ene1t
@efabrte mar >pu6enlan9 cine Der bemerfz'
te(ten @rl9einunsen i'm @ilobapt.. Sbpn
Der frappantc @eee,,laB, ben man ftd son
ibna er,dblte, boB Ct it@ bttm 8rdnpe cine
I@mer beilenpe Grfaltuns sustsoata, ,na@<
te ibn gum @eaenftanc hes @elprdtbS
po,u Iein eeme0enes 8euebmen 'tptber
insli@ nod i4a@tern, ma@te ibn 81
einem urbilp je>e5 NolSen 1eltftepubten
Bauerntbums, ba6 man iosar IN per 10
oenannten auten @eieaidaft anSiebenb finz
bet, 10 lanse es in 4 ltbetil@er Su6lernt
perbarrt uno ber eiaenen ueberbebu,'q
ni9t 3u 1abe tritt. Martba ,lne Trdnl
,raren ,penieer bemerft. Martba belt I'D
pprsuesweiit ~ eintsen alten Grauen, hi
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Guliu8 6epr0tt,

Sffentlt@er Notar>
Gde Der @abl9ap- unb 6ten @trobe, seesniibt
Der fran3Vl. tate. air9e,
empfeblt ib 1einen beutl9en Wiitblirgern 3ur
Mnfertieune uno 8e9laubisung ron 9eri9t!l9en
Dpfumenten tnb l1rfunben> ais: 8autbrieten,
5ypptbefen (Oeebs unb McrtgaseS), Mietbs-
unb @ej9Gfts< &outraften, 2eitamenten, goa-
n,a9ten fir bas Snlano uno Deutl9lano, 1ptpie
CUR Belor9uns aQer III bas 9(otarfa@ einl$laSe"'
ben @e1dafte. 1b52+1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Su0p Nefplb.

@u9p s0efplb,
CAttorney g. Counsellor at Law)
MbYDfat Il. Ne0t8<Mn>palt,
Sffee ct. Yaul, Dritte @trabe,
pDDnir- -Blod, 3unGdit ter neuen Bride,
empfitbl GG leinen beutlden 9anbleuten ale
&ebtstelfanb Dor aQen @eri9tsbUfen bes @taa~
tes Winue1pta anb III ben 2anb< <Meu,tern.
G3eriAtli9e Dctumente, &auftriefe, 8pQma9'
ttu &c. tperbem prompt unb btllig aus9eferti9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Carl 4anapant,

Carl NaijaDant,
1ffentlt9er Nptar>
belorst bic Musfertisuns nuo Besleutisuns aQtr
eeribtliten Dpfumente. ..'
8elcnbere Mufm1ert1amfeit mirb benz Na4l@la@
gen unb Muflu9en bon 8elbtiteln sepion1et.
SfNce in Der Gam Sfdee Der 9erren s. uno
s. .. &ilfaan, 3. @traBe> ater STILES Bud'
Stpre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

Moenten Der y 0finn: Staats5e'tnns'
O(innelpta.
men,-1,(n, uuo Browu County St. Torlter,
a. a." 0,ster w uup Niccet Gty Q8. @9lmmel,
5tMntbony II. Minniapolis> Ortb ". 8"0b|a"e'
@basfa ST. Goer,
Carver St. Nult,
Wanfato 4, Satubsbasen r.. e4.4,x
9th patsr uno Q8albin9ton Wv W, Spe0e''
2a(ins une 1steta D. , ety 81 y; a. SX%1v R;5%er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

Traatlialfabe- 5fp1I6ea Der 4fen 1n6 Stem Str.-
.lss.1ts.St. .Yaul Mtnnelpta.
Minnelpta=@auS,
Mlanfatc, Gde BON Jrprt< lnb Ylum @trabe
Dpn
4azs%& 9Glemens &rpn. -
Der lntersehnete le1,ft sbiermit ersebent bic
Mufnterfiartfeit bes putlifun1 aui 1ein wpblen~
eeridtetes @atbauS gum
u.ii,g1 Winnelotaz6au6, :;
tpel9eS iii 8e3us auf leine innere Musifaftuua,
Yreile unb Bebienun9 feinem dbni9en @tatlie~
,nent i'm 9iorbtpelten naditebt.
Gs miro teloneers barauf binsetpiele,1, bab lid
bel benz 5auie CUTE @tallune befinbet nnb ale
9pren Butter fit pferee unp S9len itets 3u ba-
SOB Clemens arpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
M6bre6en.
Jafpb Wf ain5er,
Deutl9er Moppfat gtotar & 2antzN9ent,
Sifee: 5aYmarbs=8lcd, Ste @trabe,
ct. Daul. Minu.

Simcmtcn s. Ma1mro8,
Deut19e M6pDfQ H.
Dritte StraBe,
8eseuiiber Der Yanf Ser 6erren s. u. q. Hillms,
ct. YauL Minnelpta.
&. @. Sin,pntpn Oscar WfalnrpS.
Yraftisiren in allen @taats- @eri9ten une IN
beln Ser. Staatens @eridt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

g. 6. 3irfelba@'s
GDnbitDrei Il. @anbY<Tabrtt,
unb Sce@ream Salopn'
Dritte @traes, untsrbolb Day u"o 5snts
Orus=Store,
st. paul, Minne(ota.
Der llntersei9nets bat lteta Serratb's u"S p 1eI-
tiot ouf Beltel(uua 1dn1nlibe Vrten BON Saa'
tpprf. auGen fir Sp9seitsu, Baae &c. )" Den e'l-
Sid uno 1ancy >ganbies wsreen I'M @robsn1
70 biQia yertauft, ouB aleinbaneler int yanoe wopl
tbuu ,perben, bel mir porsupreden sbe >ls aneere1
wp faufen. 8. " 'l''''"V'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
q. s g.. .. Gilfaam.

q. s 6. .. Gilfillam,
2lpppfaten unb &e6tSzWnwdlte>
empteblen fb ibren perebrten beutl4sn Ifitbar-
gern als Ne9tsbeiitanbe unb in's 8elonoere CUR
Musfertiaung Don llrfuubeu &c.
Offiee: 1leber 2ittles Bu9~2aeen, Dritte
Stra6e, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Nr.o96+.
@a1tbQuIer un6 @Qlpn6.

z$ptel 6aber, ~
Gprtz Strabe> 9e9eniiber Der alteu
"S6wei;erz 5eimatb".
llntsrsei6ueter empfeblt bier,nit ieinen alttn
0reuncen in Dinne iota uuo re,n YubIifum i'm
AGsenetnen iein neuerDtnetes beqnem uuo mpbu-
lit etn9s. ..bteteS @af= nnp 8pfbaus.
@elesentlid9 ntrfebrente, tuit bier anfalitse
wertbe @dite finben III meinem 5auie CUTE 8t-
wirtbuns unb 8efrietisnus aller semadten Mu-
lpril9e. paul Jaber.
H.. Sobn @aeeenmnller's
Dltt8burg &agerbter<
Gde Der Dritten unb 9tobert-@tr.
Ss@t. DauL Mtnn.
~ SD balte itets eutes Qaserbier, beli-
fate 8ranoies, ddte 5apauna- @i9arren, ausge-
seibneten @mmentbaler uno 2imburser adle, IT,
wie aneere talte @peiien ScrrItbig.
Wer's nidt slauben Mil, Der fontme unb iiber-
seuse il9. Guer Jrsuno
Scbu seumuller.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Su,,tcrtitifbes.

Der ertltrett.- .-3wei Betannte
batten lebbaften @ertitreit init einanrer.
Der Cine wubte ii9 enoli9 ni@t mebr gu
belfen uno 1a9te: .@ l.. H,-.t. ~
Du brin9lt mid bod nod 9e'pib at ben
@alaen" ~ snsuj. .51uC .&i
: 3d. lpie io> >pie fann oas iein?1
SD la9e bir,a ou rubf nt9t, bis bu
MIDI an Zen @al9en brinsf; pasu fummt
es AUDI eans se'pib NOD" y
Nber, i& besreife oi6 ni@t; 10 ia9e po9
tur, lpa6 bu n1etnlt" a.&Il .'I1
~Das lpiu i@ pir la9en. Du ,pirlt jepenz
falls nod einmal 9ebdn9t unp pa bri,slt
ou mid an ben @al9en, penn oa5 mub i9
leben> pb i9 au9 nod 10 ,peit reilen mub!v
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Mbbre0en.

Gafpb 8prf II. Sr,.ber,
Gde per Se96ten unp Wabalba'pltraBs
ct. Yaul,
emYfeblt G6 bent putlitum nit tas|'@ 1r'\@ g.
hnfenent Brpb unb Gu9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Ojc J1innR(0tn StaQtS6gitunQ

Gte btr Dritten uno gSaba an
@troBe, einc Ireppe bo@,
erlhetnt wDbentli6 mo fofet itpet Dou.
Der Sabr, in 8orausbe3ablun9.
G;n.elue Numnlern tpfen 5 @tntS.
Seoin9un9cn.
Mbonniren faun ntan 3u ir9enb einer 3e't ofs
c>obres bod, fUnnen bic bent Nbonnems"t Sora''z
oebenben gfummsrn niAt na9selanot peIoen. J.,
Der @ublcrirtipns <Yetrag tann IN Noten IT.
oeuo ei,,er e1ten 8ant ensel9ttt meroer:
NI gDenn @sle III re9'fr'rtsn 2't.slsh W..
loren ssbt> traasn pir be" Sefl"\t; 0VV "''e' u"
MQs Mittbsluns sen, G'elesr u. I. ~. l'ne gu
'' @eutbcr S @reL pubilbsrs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

n@efdbrlidt Sd ter e.-Nls man
emit ben, eriedilaen @ellen ber i'm Sabz
Re 424 por @brilti @eburt farb, fro9te,
,pel&eS paS sefdbrltdie Gbier iei, anwerz
tete er: ul1nter ben milben Gbieren 1T IS
ber 8erldu,1tber unb unter ben
,abmen bet 6 @9mei9ler." a#5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Gito @altmap 9uuse,

Drttte Straee,
pterbalb ber Yresbyteraner Stride.
5iermit briu9e i6 sur >aQsemsiuen 8enntuib,
eab bic Trpnt bes r5alfpay <~cauies" tit eiueu
pra9tSpllen 9alpn nertpunbelt muroe. Nus9e-
5eitnetes 2a9ertier, feline 2fDre, iupie talte uno
marine @peiier iinb itets an 9aue,
(1m Feibi9en 3uipru9 bittet
jtU.InNt I a.. &uby, Isent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG
A WEEKLY PAPER,
palbAshed By REUTHER e. Excl;
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
.. Gpbu 6. 8ecbt,
8ter<@Qlpn Il. &eltauratipn,
Gde Der @aibin9to,1z II. Dritten Str.
ct. paul, so inn.
min,teipfd Spuie

Minmeiptd $5p,lie,
Gdc bet EInften unb BabaDawltraBe,
ct. Yaul,
empFeblt iein neu eineeridteteS @a0baus beaenS.
Neilenbe unb @jepGf merpeu na1 unb ppn ben
Bppttn gratis bef1rbert.
Jarmer inben ba quite @tallunseu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

&. &ipm,
Critic g traee> neben SiowelrS S"nt
G,rpB- unb alsinbanolsr I"
s,oYaunaz unp anperen Dortrehlt9en Sorz
ten DDl1
Gi9Qrrelh
,3rmtl;hrn Mrteu ypn 6d,uupi<, aau- II. Nouet'
Ssuruu'"| '0'''' SO
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

/ Guadfalberei, = vMabame !"
ldote Elm 2uodlalttr 3u tiner nersbien
Trau> > Sbr 3uitant 1T eint itrntunutnruri
8ei idwtrpe." e sa15 s...s1..s5s.'.1
Ha"99 bittt, 'Doftor, ,paS 1T eisentli@
ta8 ?"2fs ia'lsE1 5#f sis .F.f
,vGs it Elm Sinten Der Nerpen, bic Ser
pen iinbs in bas piSarintum 9efauerL bic
Bruff ,pirb frdntli@ ,lnp ber &ppf sebt
| tiSarisen, tiSari;en." i3.4' re. 80
vA@, Doftor," rtef bic alte Grou aus
I vSie baben meinen 3ufanb aani sena,'
bei9rie6en, benz, 8erate 70, ,pie @ie iasen,
fdble t@."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

9>ere ele9aute @eitamratipm
i'm Mtbendrm>
Gde Der @r9ange Yine StraBe.
Dieie5 neu einserittete Gtabli1ement 1T bier
NIT bem serebrten beutiden Yublifum beltens cut
pfpblen. -. .tt:Is...
@an,mtlide Mrten falter @peilen Inb itetS AZ
baten, ceBslciGen SprtreFbes 2a9ertier unp ate
ipnlti9en @etrdnfe III SorSlslidber Aualitlt.
q NH . -, -, o.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26
Mfil>paufte &a9erbi @aQe,
Ste Strabe, s1pil9en Baba1bap II. @ioar

REI It0ur0tl0na un0 CQ0erbler-S0(on
a8 Slueuft Mfatbdus,
@t. MntbcnY- -@trabe, seseuiiber ber .@pnsert-
9aue,"
ct. Yaul, ''.'| 80 Minne1pta.
aalte unb tar,ne Speiien finb gu jeber Eases-
aeit III baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-05-26

"6rau:vMber @arL Dubaf nun don
le&s @@oppen i'm eeibe unp nod nidt6
9eeeden! Da6 wirb BIT n{@t gut befomz
men. S. bod mas"
%~M an mn @@, pumme@ 3eu9 lab MIDI
3ufrieben," ...~ ......,< <..... ..
'Grau; vMber beinem Ma9en mubt Du
nag bietelL @orl!' ... ..s
mann: ~So?!Na> i6 wiQ Dir nur
1asen: Sd babe bid I'M masen, uno pa6
1T ,8eraoe 9enuB!' n, 4t.-a. r..
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-02-10
THE ATLANTA MEETING.

A"e merchants OF Atlanta. Ga, held uneet-
ing on Tuesday evening, according to appoint.
msns' and adopted the following resolutions:
Reaotsed. That the merchants Of At,sn,.
more more present: do earnestly recommend that ali
commercial Intercourse shall cease " itb t,,o.a
houses in the Northerp States I'D ars vao;os n.'
@ was on tas akrjeslural and commercial re-.
soarces s:,: q thaapth, and who belong TO a NJ,
~" u.,'a. @ orr y. whose design is 70 As.trov
Yen o!Isosr etis.ing in our State.
q. 1en fs!stker RSsoised That We rscomns,d
.he estabisRme6s'ef efta Mercantile A.son;n.;nn
IN cur s'ty' through whose agency We shsii hs
enabled 10 Ascertain the character NJ svsru
commercial house at the North offsr,na tn -
business At The South that We shail ies, 20 y.
ne our duty to buy goods from our ,r;ends "a
nos from our euemiee = e'io Wv
fesetped That ve. ~ merchants Of As,.,
~ dispeneing our pasrnnsge to meroban,. cs
the NORTH Will carefully avoid ali Arm. S;.h ~
as whole, or by thS 2ats and influences Of AM,
@Aiaosr Of the said 6rm. eontribnte either ~
s1slr-y votes their influence or their nronsv ~
~: I:s ssecsss 6f the Repabiisa party. bus viii
Hys oprPat 70 sneh hotises.only A ~.
IN to 6s!h']sxer Of The Constitufiou a. n
~. - y q rs.pestsHg tbs rights of,hs South a.
e yits,; Thatso fsr I. Ia i. il, ii. 4.
VIZ ndsos ether Soushsra rasrehantsS 10 sons.
p'S with tie sosaseieg lssoiutiSn.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-02-10
THE PRESS AND ABoL1T1oErsm

The Washington correspondent If the phila.
delphi" N'rM american makes following .uc
g"stons:
A.tr!kinr iltns.. at"i, If The effect tro,lu.c,l
upon i"na' teal nss-,nl''hpr- hy the refusal nf
the press I" take nr,ir" of their proceedings
~"' Witnessed recently in Bniial" The new
papers decline" !" lmhlr<l,'l,. savings ar .!o,rr~
OF AN Ah";if'"n meeting, n" tl,n, failure. i'm
h'"date'y hrcnin. the snh"c "f bitter ami
l'adv"rSi"n 10y soma "f the managers They
wan'ed ~" n"t"rietv NOR" than anything else.
anl 'i"uhticss wnuld never lav, met uui,s
with The expectation nj obtaining H. If the.
press would agree among themselves to iynor.
a. such gatherings an.l /" suppress the incrn
diary ninitrr which is now d.stI ibuteI Under
c"v"r Of r"'f,ssrily "ppasite Objects. half the
S"r''"nni excitement would nj onre he ala;e
Journals which pretend mos, devotion to the
Interests nf the South are those which have
done most mischief in circulatiagsin famma,ory
ha'a"gnes lectures aud spee"hes. This abuse
"f great liberty has been turnel to profitable
account bJ those who. for the sake of do liars
ana cents are rendy To encourage civil strife,
aud to excite one s%.Linu of tue Enion in
husli!ity against the other.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-02-10
FATAL ACCTnEHT

,.s Nooert A. Young. Of Sumter, sav, ,bs
= 'ea'he " e~s but recently engaged at Mr. A
E. a'rown'Dg's establishment in K;ro ,,.o..
look Passage in the car. of the n 2 ~,
,a' n no Saturday which he left at the e;pb.
m,es station, nnd lie was seen by passenger
""e tae gen had started, walking onSSae
sGsd, fFSsa Hhieh it is supposed he must hsys
iayeG ss'tgs hfslsss body was afterwards foup,]
ofneet9 .he|trestle work. He leaves a Wife
aae Syo children to deplore his loss. HI,
ofother was killed while on q railroad a ,t6aet
time since. ~'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-02-10
THE SPEAKER,

A Washington correspondent of the Charles.
ton Mercury. speaking Of Wx PENNINGTON who
was on the 10 inst elected, by majority Of
one, to the high Office of Speaker, says that "a
clever old granny has been elevated TO the
CANr. We are not speaking in medical psr.
i:gs h oil, but graphically telling the truth
Ssynor PESsISoroS, is an amiabls man. no.
conimsdathg to all MEN. would rather cut off
his right arm 'hanunnseessarily offend a friend
and oftho genuine Biaek Republican party il
- good as the best OF .hsp:. Were We civ ing
sermon upon his qualities we pight expstiste
largely in his favor. Upon bis nbilisy 10 act
~ Speaker per 49, Is another theme. and il is
in that sense that be is considerably out Of his
range. The Hodse made sport Of him, aud he
could not keep 6sder. He never has pre.idsd
over political hOdies to tsny extent. and evil
dsd.ly 10 an6ttsd fpr the business"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-02-10
ELECTION or sprAKrn


The telegraph brings us the Intelligence tba,
the Black Republican Candidate Pennington
has:been elected Speaker. A Washington CORES.
Pondsnt of the Charleston Nereu,v sars .,
Pennington:
Mr.: Pennington is "a fine old Jersey ocn,,s.
man.. who was Governor Of that State from
1887 TO l849. during that time Congress refnseJ
70 70 @rece,lsssksPresentatives contesting seats, 10
whou;hsAed given certificates bearing the
broad scar Of the State, which was a potv.
word ~ the Harrison campaign. He resides at
newark where fancy vel'iciee and crai,-spule
champagne. with other motions" are monnfac.
tnred in large quantities for Southern marke,
ana 10 faH from being entitled to a place among
the h1es ed Republicans. Indeed It is NO secrei
that ght true Black Republican. he has
some az Cahning's disdain Of professsd nh;lsn'
throphists Of the Wendell Phiilips school and
does not "love every [knifsgr,ndar1 as ifhe were
h's brother. His somewhat florid conntenahce
and lo~isl manner show that he is ne;,h.r
troubled hy dyspepsia or jaundice. and re is
probably as Little obf-elienabIe as sny.af tkoss
wito hevo voted for Sherman.
NJ: Corwin eommiitedelo do 70 in his re- cant
speech. and Of the two Pennington IA nrrfsr.
able. It was said Of fsoe~sfes that he rsssmL,ed
the ALeai-certain groteeque figures which on
being opened, where found tn contain ;mao..
OF the ge'ls. The exterior of tho cloa,isnt and
1eno's member isem Ohio is eourtly and patri.
otto. nut within the goblin Repubiicanism s,ts
IKE An incnbus up pou his SOUL ~ z
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-02-10
SPECIE IN BANKS,

The Hun. Samuel 1Iuuper Of to.tu,. ,,,s
ruhlIshed treatise will, the fulL,wiuv t;tl..
The Theory aaa E5'ct Of Lars Ecg,i,t;n1 Mr
amount o. Specie IN Bunks' 'rhi, trruti.." ,,.s
excited grea. iut-rc., aiming ,lus. cn,rs,,',s nns
~ the administration of banks in IN. ut,,r,
cry ne act Of our legislature comnrlI;r,,
lhe banks OF this Stntc to preserve n Ger, min,
proportion hrtween their sprrr and th.ir
i"ultties renders this matter Of Interest also
!" the banks and mercantile public of Suu,h
Carolina. The Boston Post SAYS:
The grand result Of the arguments md
statistics OF Mr.. Hooper il a recommendation
OF the Louisiana Banking LAW. under wh;ci,
the New Orleans banks have br.n 40 prosn.r,,n. .
since 1912. This law compels each bank TO
keep on hand. i'll specie. one-third of its circulo
tion and deposits. and allows il to lend t,o,
M'rd OF the same OH periods not excee.lup
"'netY a4H. The employment Of the 6ask
eGpitdf itSelf is not restricted iu any way.
Unaer Tins law. as is well known, the New
orIeans hhnks have not only been exceedingly
profitable to their stockholders. but have Ger
tainty had favorable effect upon the r.ru
larity and s'a hility Of the New Orleans money
market, and very clearly enabled that mark et
to eseap. the evils of the suspension of specie
payment in 1852.
The source of the stabiLty here spoken of
law, of specie to liailitics. but the regulation
with regard to short dated paper and non
renewals as parts Of the New Orleans sys-
tenn.
mr. toopcr's theory is TINT the more eDee;e
bank holds the larger ,riW bo its loans. We
nre disposed to agree with the Boston Post
'uat the average loans Of bank depend upon
many other things besides sp"cie hnIding. ns
Ior instance. the character. position and ability
OF management, necessarily affecting the
real deposits; the quality and regularity of
ehy business. OF country balance. of trust
dividends, &C.. DC. As for as we can perceive
also, the amount of specie held by n bank
provided on Jaw interfere) is rather what it
can afford to hold. under all tho peculinriti.s
OF its affairs, after it has lent enough To he
probably earning the usual dividend and re.
serve
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-02-10
IL T. L N ID E. p L n DENT PRESS.
ACTION OF MISSISSIPPI

We see it stated in one of our exchanges. thu.
the following resolutions have been uuau;wou..
ty adopted IN the Senate Of the Mississippi Log.
islature on Wednesday last Wo hops the
statement is correct and that Missis.ipp1 NAV
thus be ranked among the first OF our co State,
in responding favorably TO a proposition that
we oeem OF the utmost consequence at this
juncture of public affairs.
lst: Resoired By the Legislature of the State
cf -nississiPpi, That the Constitution of the
ohted States recognizes property in slaves.
ana the Government created BY, it cannot, nor
can any tribunal acting under its authority.
whether 1t be legislative, executive or judicial
within its appropriate sphere. justly withhold
from the owners off slaves that adequate protec
tion for their slave property. to winch the
owners OF property of other kinds are entitled
or which from its nature they may further re-
4uire to secure them in its possession and en-
joyment.
I'd. That the election of Il President of the
United Sthes by the votes of.onc section OF the
Union only on the ground that there exists AN
irreconci!able cenflict between the two sections
IN reference to their respective systems of labor
anu with an avowed purpose of hostility TO the
institution OF slavory as it prevails in the south
ern states, and as recognized by the compact O +
ohioh would so threaten destruction Of the
end Tor which the constitution wae formed a..
to justify the slave.holling States in tnkinr
counsel together for their scperate protrc,,on
and society.
3d. That in order to be prepared for sncb a
contingency mississippi accepts tho invita-, ion
OF South Carolina to her sister slave-holJug
states. to meet in convention. and proposes the
hrst Monday in June next. and Atlanta, Gu,
as suitable time and place. 10 meet to counsel
toge'ner' aud determine the action they will
take IN such nn event-which action sl:all b
.tePo['eu 10 The Governor, who shall convene
The Legislature if in his judgment it NAV y.
required. And that this Legislature ut it's
present session. proceedto elect seven delegates
10 attend the Convention at Atlanta, Ga.
ath. That q Commss one,r be appointed hv
TINS Legislature. to proceed to the Capitol Of
virginia. and express to the people Of thut
Conimonwealth Through her Executive, the in
d'gnation that Mississippi feels as the outrage
committed IN the recent invasion of her soil.
aud the Readiness and determination Of Missis
ss'ppi t. unite with her or any ether slavehold-
Ing State. in repelling any assailment Of their
rights; and that said Commise ioner also pres
ent to her Executive n copy these resolutions.
ana invite her cooperation in tsle proposed
Con uentiaE.
5ih. That .he Governor of this State I've r..
quested to transmit copy ef these resolutions
TO the Governors OF each OF the siavehoIdinp
States Of the Union, to be laid before their
Legislatures, and invite her co operation.