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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-04
Sclegrnpbticbe 0Io6rtcbten


@afbin9t ton 3. San. Senat G8
tparen rlr iebr menige Senatpren qnpelenb.
Nuf ben 8uni9 Yreitpn Sing 81 9tepl6l.
BON Netp.Ocrf) wurpert Die 8eldliie ber in
Np9elter, q. g., ab9ebQltenen llnipns8ers
Ianllnlung ppr9elei len, Sing bemerfte pararf 7:
pa8 8plf BON Nepsgorf nerpe ME manten III
ieiler Nnbdngli6feit all bic Republican. 9uItiz
~tutipren unb All bic llltipr. 8pn allen 8orteten
paielblt werpe per @rnupiab gebe9t: Die Linton
Ioa utp mlB er6alter bleiben. Die Serren
Oer,pfratep, welde fcrtirahrenOm nit 3erreiBuug
Der Union prpbet, ipllten li6. bieran Elm Seis
lpiel lle6niet. ,5s i"- s
-Steraltf mttrpet cine 0falIe Yetitipnen Dor.
9ele9ty bic fein al9enteire8 SnterelIe baben.
19al8. 8pYce, SipsD emctr., nabm feline
9fepe ncnr 6rettu9 piebera auf uno mari ben
0tepublifanern pcr, baB tetn 8 fpeitliben Staa,
ten Dem 8litdtigee Sflapen< @eIet SinperriIIe
III ben 8e9 9ele9t, Die republitauilfe 8ars
tel fibre Srte9 9e9en ben Gbeil Der G~pnltitus
ton, wel6er fit Die Nu8lieferung flt6tiser
Sfldpen Jorge mo iiberbaupt 9e9en g(Qe8 in
per, @nnititutipn, mas bic Sflaperei betreffe.
Denn bic Sphititlttion i6iite Die SflaDerei in
ben Territprieu. (Dies lit eine l6iupfi6e
8erlaumoan9 Der 0dterb er @pnItitutipn Die
Nep.) nnp balp werpe bic republ. Bartei aud,
IN ben Staaten Die Sflaperei qnoreifen.
Gber 5ptI6en Der Nbldaiilt1g Der Sflaperei
un6 Der @e9enpQrt lte9e etn Oteer bon 8lat.
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@lepe1anb, 3. San, Se1te trat BIZ
@eiee9ebut9 5uIammell. Der @puperaluelti
Ia9t in ieiner 8oti4aft, paB bic republ. @arte
ni6tS NIT Der 5arperS 6errb 2tffaire gu tbul
babe. Gr beidwert li6 iiber bic Menlder.
oiebitdble, Die BON ben characterization aus II
S6ip be8an9et irltrpen NIB iber bic rpber
nnbilpen unp acknowledgement, wel6e ii
lebter Belt pielen 8iir9ern ppu Sbip in Girei,
men unp unperen StlaUenltaaten ipiperfubret
Gr perii6ert Die 4nbdn9lidfeit Sbtp'8 All bic
lnipn. aa
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GnrOpGiibe Mabricbteu,
Nranfreih.

Yart8l 9, DEG. Die NfaDemie Der SIN.
idrlften bal, ba itber ba8 ul1SseIdriebene 9be-
3ritii9e 9ei9i9te be8 &Oransg erte8,
bret pOr5i9lifeG cncurren5 -Qrbeiten einqeaanz
gen parel1, alte bret prdrtiirt. Die 0erfalIer
ltno: SbecoOr Jtoloefe in 8erltn, Sprenser
IN Bern uno Wti3ael amari in Balermp. Sine
Salfte be8 fitr geumi8motif au8seletten 9reiies
bat bic Ibbanolung BON 6atbseber iber ,,99
itlberne W3unaen Der Ntbenaier aus Der Sanrm.
lung gu @Otba" erbalten.
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@ptfd,aft bes C,pup. ppn Mem.Mprr.

4lbanp, 3, San, 6err Mpr9an, Der
republif. @puoerlteur BON Neipz Oprf, ipridt
in leiner 8ptl6aft aus, baB ber Staat Nep,
Yprf 1i4 gu ben 2e4ren Der republif. 8artei
III Der Stlapenfra9e ltitp 5nr Union betenns
unp baB bic republ. Yartei nidt8 nit Der Sar,
pers 6errb @el6i6te al tbuu oebabt babe, Ell
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0pu MaSbirotrr

@aibin 9tpn 81. San. llnler Mini-
lter fir Mericc, ST.. Wfc2ule, tpnrpe iuitrus
III, BEL Der Suare5z8 e9ierrt9 3u @unlten Der
2puiliana=@p. unp per ppu ibr 3u erbaucnpa1
@tienbatn itber Den Sftbtnus BON Gebuantepsc
III irirfelt. ~ aasa
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Runt Werfnuf.

MVHWA 70 w
|EisH 90 Qfer Qano nit 9uen @ebiulidfeHen, TO Dteuen
MAi;i bon Der Start nabe her ~9anbiraBe uno in Der g~eIunbe-
AlaEAA len @egenb, 10Y @der an Der Nortbern Central CT
lenbabn, 80 Meilen bon Der Stoot nit @ebaubeu; 10 gder an eer
alien 6recerid &oa6, gut a%n9ebaut; 107 Ider init babIher &C.
blu ltpteiRn uo Anle8eu, wtro 9e9en @i9entblm m Der Stabt
ein9etauIft; 6 1der an Der alien 6recerit &oao Y SeeiIe BON
WtOunt be Gales; 100 afsr AM ~Qaitr9tpn 9anowe9e, u Wlel,n
pon Der Stact; 2 9iuier in 9oparSltr. nabs %Gampenlr.; ! in
6rcntltr.; 1 in QratHtr. I in Sonoperitr. 2 in Multerrefr.
mo mebrere oneere IN oerIhebereu @e9enbeu Der Gtaet. 9pis ~
ernietben in Q9elt. 8atimCrefr., Monunent., @ap- unb DtcGls
errplr. uno Srpaopae. gruuc gu ~perfoufen in grcaopap.
9rnnerenteu 3u ~pertaufen, @Ip6er unb Norris,
SO. GO Saretefr.
M- GauFbree, Wtteb. 6 ontratte, Getamente uuo onbere
blifti6e papiere, ippie @alen- geridts- @eitafte tperben befens
leicr9t. Npl5s
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Trienbihtp 8ouperein N2n I

Nt N1tllWt Observation-Disclosures fineet nShiten Go,ne.,,s..
toy Sa"; ~ aOe n5is : upr INT 9otale 6es S. 9ops, So. ID SrsSeriaStr'
< M y ;,itM Ie So gsu9!!e0sr %neroen erudt ~opuga6l9 ,u er}HbetnsT'' ss
tsr6 sS ertt C c%dS ps ri 4sam'enpa9l SOr0eaOmmsn phb, Mud
w n S9~99etIneener werben gum 9eitrtt etnaslaoen.
~ eHr &, Qeber. Ssfr
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ueberlanhpnn.

ct, Qouts, 3. San, Die califprnil6e
~lleberlanopplt bonn ~. De5. 1T an9efpmmen.
Sn Gan Tranct8co. wurpe Elm 2ecOmptpn<Oes
r1ptrat IN ben StaatSlenat 9emdblt, G8 murbe
III Sun 6ranct8cp Die erite locomotive pcllen,
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que Wat9leeer oDgen SereinS ino e~in9eIaben, G6 beuts
ulttncd zen 4. Sanuar, @aHmitagS lbr in Ter geb9stiitt an :
Der 9eebIt8en Srafe e~in3niiHeen. ~ 0VmS'0""9
Qt&t SIN Outrage $. q d etm
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Ieutonia 8ouperei,t 0}c 3

"gtertc Sabres-8eriannlun unb g.omtenmobfo gssrrsrst,r
i T% :, s SsuSu @oencs rs Hbr Sdntntti9s Wtit9ltet.r babeg
"0O Spbu SO. Rotbe, Getr,
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2ur 8enchtnttn.

Gs Guo nod etniee GttetS u~nperfauft Az Der QuSirhIura bss
~ereitDdieen 8rtf- SauleS in Mue -&nnItr.
Spbolo biele pcaenos oertauft fnb, ftnbet. bic AusipteIuna {fatt
Ort unb 3eit wirb ip6ter befannt sema1t.
EidetS fnb in bieie ct Office, ipwte aud BET @lpder & 0prz
rtS, Rr, So ~, Tapsteltr, az baten, WtDc
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@u,t SaOanmab.

@ewzOrtean8, 8. San. Der Oauae
pier 6abanna BON !bapanlab NIT ladri6ten
Bis gum 80. 05b. 1T augefpmnen. Seite
gea9ri9ten ltab utridtie. 81. 4.,7 s.
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Ncrlnmgt ltno gcIncbt.
9enti6cs Nrbcit=g ladWciinnas- girean,
MISUNDERSTANDING
GDfe III perfaufen .

Ole @aslt9t-G pmpo9ns ron Baltimore BAIT fEtS etnen 9rcbeH
0orratb Der befen Sorte @pfe8 uu6 ~pertouft beielbe gu etntme per-
bSItnjBntSbt3 niebrsrsaprete ale iroene en oneeres8 rennnatsriaI
i'm befeer Mtorftt Sic bremen in ridden mb ParIprSieu,
Ran9e8 uno ouf Sent &cfte,
Sa3. Oh, iaE Spfepb BROWN, SER.
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Se erits ~9lnGSablln8, iolpie bic attite 8eamtenmabl Fnbet
o - OpnnerFa9 BEN 8. Sanuar NN
&beneS lbr I'M 8eriantmlun98. 9ptal lei Sobonr 0our oes
2r9aewag ltott. Aue Dtejent9en, weGGe 6eieutreten pinftsr' iii I'M
eulYelaoeH' Sm Nuftra9e:
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Ue r~e9elntaBt8e Observation-Disclosures 6S Nuasmeinen @rbstter.
: 1911s e -yersta f~tnoetan 9Onneritas ben s, Sanuur @bsnos
3HI9letp pert allen 6enieni9eu Mitslisbern aur gsatrtbt, tps[be
Ist A"9rtal9eio nod nt&t enHbtst ba6en, fpdteiten8 SIS ,ur Is.
9lteeeritat peruftig lin6. "lN" 49," w.
Mt Sm aufrage: S. %tf6er. csFr
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Sddipn Wnlt,,p,.p;t,

Die Vttt9eoer cbj9et @ereinS roerten hermit tirosrobs, 0n
beute Nbeno BEN 4. Sanuar balls nad ie6er ilbr ~ i ibrsma NY
l~paTt6-9rtat eiusnfuben, inben ptbtiae GjeinSftfes AZ ~ n ,eS ~
lnb. i III " M. FnTf NTSSSo 80 OstP"n9eta
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1hiHannd,riht.

Sapannab 3. San. Der Dampfer
@Ommere BON Baltimore 1T anSefrmmen
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Oemtfebe 2ettbibliutbef.

UUW NO' ia GIUIIIUI, .
Wrc. 55 Wortb @abltr56e
Wtt t~sutistrn Gage srSFhst Der unisrieiGnete feline neue
|ttutfGe QetbbtbIt0tbtE Gt,feitt er!b5It aldt nur
IT bsfen tltersn @rfGsauresu fUrbstn aud dine FUr,faIiTe
ausrdbl Ter neRsfsn @rpanf, NUgtGtn &c. pnb wtfbt
ID a. MIR QUO ftrntr ~dn6tltetn fem lader, nts init BEN rs rs
N6rtttsn ttr efIeratrr ruO Ten q Htiertt,n &nfutttrunatt s~
nee s%ssIe,t'n Yutlttrns altt1ea Strtt - tOItsn.
Stt SsbsnsGnetn fns. mn snti6 In advancement, fetr Bile
etn. I'D tebt JapIreiSilu b~etbtiiatn.
FOl6,SOet M. &. S&mtbt, So 81. @asar.
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4ur Mnchricht.

Aut eet protett Derieni9en, lpede b~e6a1pten, bob ST.. 8oGtor
9eF3 oet9er nIut gum Breot9en IN Baltimore bef66tat 1ei, biene
3nr 0a9rtd9t, baB CT BON ben @sueiube- @liebern Der s. eoanoe.
In9- Tttormlrtert &irc9e IN sens 9pint nit alien gegen 4 Sttntufcn
gum Yreot9er eripablt pproeu 1T. -
~a"o 4#f4 Bplf8ans 5rant.
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@Iouceier 9anOglltz ntlO gtaOtgeleai6af

Die Wttt9lteter fn6 eriutt, beute Nbeno int qotaIe Ses Nern
eops in 6~rsberiditr. gu eriteinen. nm 3abuus 81 Isiten mt ibre
8refe pcn egg 9arbcr Gip o%b3uboIen. MtH
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Sa5tchtt8 fir tebermcbmcr bon SGllcil
ultS Npmcerteu.

Der sroBe Soal Ger Webanics SaG, SO. 1852 g. 3asetdtra6s
reelt 9erren- une Oamen0aroerebe 1T nun opf bas eIsSanteIte aas.
5elattet uno nu eecorrt rno bietet bic Werpaltuu0 ben leberne6-
BON 8daen nn6 0oncerten HsnieIbeu unt.r ben siafigftea
geetn9un9en an. 0S26, 3Ylt
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9sute, @tinpp8 ben 4 Sanuar @ensral- @erampluuo, wOy
ALE Wtit9lieber aufsefcrbert ipsrbsn pinttIid gu erI9einen.
OtUG . s. i. Steberti ccrr. Striftr,
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SSazkA Per lntsrsei9nete matt ieinen Sreanoen uub benz
Publttlnl %iberbaupt ot e~r1ebene MuSeiee, oab, ba 9bl.
0seper Snrd} &rant9st oerbtnrert 1T ieinem @ei6ift S%cr3aItebeH,
e. dc sSsirtlitaft ouf Der Srauersi bis gu ieiner MISUNDERSTANDING
IIr tbn Ibernommen bat. ~
Pm promptsr umc reinIider 9etisnung fNu cs oeptb niat fsbl,n
81 9ebot 1teben.
O124,2m SbnS NeG
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l9utereiiante8 Is ON 5 Ell ruf1t@
SEN Nprp Bactftc 50 + II II :
aae 8eri6te beltatigett bic reiBenb
I4neQe @%l,twidelun9 Der ruili4en nprpalidti.
l9en 8elibunSen. Die pra6tpo1e 6eIte
IleranOrpppl 1T bei1abe ppllenpet, lnb Galt<
rte8 gqi, all Deren @rep5elt lte itebt, ipirb Dant
elmer Der midttglten 8ldee Der @elt fem. Der
2nfer9rurtb lit bort Dortreffli9.
General Wuropieft @eneralz@ puperneltr
pe8 6tliGen Stbirten8i, BAT tetteS 6rit6idbr
pa8 san3e 2anb bereiIt,l UNI bic neuell @rensen
Der rul1l9en BrDptn5en am Nntltr sl befim>
men, unp bic 8egieruas in ben neu eriporbe.
men Brppin5en au8 ben Sanpen Der Gbinelea
5l itber1ebnten. Id .i9f8IaIE ..f8 g3an4 Uf.
Dq8 AnturSebiet mirb III .3nfuuft in 3tpei
Prprin5en 9etbeilt merpen, in bic Yrppin3
Nmur, itnb in poS San @ebiet be8 Sltli6en
Sibirten8, @rltereS mirb alleS 2anb am lin<
fett Auur<lfer, pin Der 8ereiniguilg Der
Sfilfa t1o be8 Nrgult8 an, entbaltel1. Die
Stapt 8(agppet6ent mirb bic Saupt1tapt. See
ben ben re9uldren Truppett merpen AUDI amure
&olafena pr9anilift. 9fa q
Da8 Seesebiet be8 SitliGen Sibiriens pieb
6 BrOpin5en entbalten: Nicplatef8t unb Spa
p6ii8f, tur5li6 prsaniiirt, Sdptsf, 8etrapa-
picf, @bt5isa unp Sup8f, Diele meme Srga-
~uilation tritt nit benz /. Sftober 1859 in boS
Qeben, unp 3ei9t, ME melt bic rufiiden 8e>
~lieunsen i'm nTrpli6en Niien Ii6 bereit8 aus<
aepebnt iber Die Manb16uret u1b Mcuaplet.
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Wtart" entbdlt in leiner gerp. 27O pGrtli6 fol,
senbe ~9ln3eise:
Sim Counting Nbenb lit i1 Der erfelr
refprmirten Stride meire Tal6enubr oe-
itoblen mprpen. SD Bite ben lieben Serru
Selus, er mplle benz Oieb feline 6ube laiz
len, Bis ih tie pieper babe. s,9.
Setter Safpb8."
Wier. @8 1T bereit8 beI9lo6en, arf benz
8er9e Slel Bel Snn8brud elm N1prea8 Spfer
Oentmal gu erri6ten. Oal1elbe mirb i'm optbts
iden Stple erbuut, "A Bis 80 SUP bod, BAT
cine Ginsans8tbitre une Seitenfenlter. SIM
Sunern mirp id cine @6renbaQe nit ben Bits
lfen Der Saiier 6rau5 l., 8erpinanp /. uuD
6ran5 Soiepb l. Der @r5ber3p9e SObum unb
Gqrl 2uppig, Gnprea8 9ofer'8 illtb be8 6rei<
m y. NpBba6, be8 Gpmmanoaitten Der
Observation-Disclosures pom Sabre 1859.
befinpen. On ben SeitenlpGnoen perpen Wfore
ntortafeln qnsebra9t nit ben Nament Der tproler
2anOe8pert6etpiger bon 1909 bis 1848 unb
1859. Nuf einem 9 SUP bpben 8pItamellte
in Der Wfitte Der Sale mtrp bic 8uffe pe8 er1ten
@rmmoupaaten be8 auiler<9d -9tegiment8
aufge1tellt,
pie @hen Der Snben in Seftz
rel d. Die Natipnalz 3eituns beri6tet Sol
senoes itber bic geiebsebuns IN Sefrei6 iiber
bic iiOilden @beu, bic 6olgen pappn rtnp Die
~neuelten Nefprlnen :
8efanntli6 lit Dor &ur3em elm failerlider
GrlaB erI6ienen, Der ben Suben I'M ean3en
%llmfaa9 Der Wcnar6ie ~9eltattet, tanfti9 p6ne
fret8amtli6e 8epiGi9un9 gu beiratben. Sn
SDbmen ultp Wfd6ren mtrp bte8 bp9ber5i9e
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24

agents elected by themselves called the
Federal Government. The moment that
this arrangement ceases to answer the
original design Of the parties concerned,
and that the General Government no
longer. affords equal protection to all the
States, but becomes an engine of op-
preston and despotism over one half of
them, the compact is virtually dissolved,
and the oppressed States have clearly /,
right to retire There is no power given
in the Constitution to keep them i'll the
confederacy by force. The States did
not all become members of the Union
together. South Carolina did not join
for some time, nor did Rhode Island,
showing clearly that these States had a
right to remain separated forever if they
pleased, and that they also possess the
right to withdraw, for they have not
surrendered their right in the instrument
to which they have subscribed, and there
fore it is reserved to be exercised at
their own discretion"
The Herald then goes on to invoke the
Black Republican merchants OF New
York who voted for Lincoln to "hold
public meeting Immediately y, and make
such a statement Of their views as will
satisfy the Southern States that there is
no hostile intentions towards them or
their institutions, and all may yet be
we'll But let action be taken promptly,
and before the Southern States are Too
far c0snmltieI tn rprpde"
We do not thank the Herald for its
advice. 1t conveys anything but com
pliment to the intelligence of our people.
1t assumes them to be incxpressibly YER
dant, when it throws out the idea that
they would believe a word of anything
these Black Republican merchants might
have to say. A thousand meetings of
such people would not produce any eff
feet They were warned innHmerable
times against the results which would
necessarily flow from the election of
Lincoln, and yet they persisted in war;
ring upon the South with their eyes and
ears open. Protcstations from them
would only be received with scorn and
contempt.
However, we will not comment further
upon this branch of the subject. 1t is
not necessary. The point to which We
wish to draw attention is that both of
the influential journals named, the one
virtually and the other positively, admit
the right of aggrieved States to with
draw from the Union, whenever the
general agent of all "becomes all engine
of oppression and despotism." This is
all the right the South asks, and she
will exercise it whenever she sees
proper.
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No CANCELLATION TO BE LOOKED For
The New York Tribune, the great ma
tional organ of Black Republicanism, in
its issue Of the 9Th inst, says: .s-<.
The rumors afoat of a letter to be
written by the President elect; intended
to soothe the nerves of those WHO have
persistently denounced him as a foe to
the Constitution and the South, seem to
us as devoid of intrinsic probability as
of positive support. If those who have
hitherto insisted #on believing Mr.zLin-
coin all that he is not and should not be,
will candidly read his discussions with
Douglas in 1S58-with which we shall
be happy to supply them-1hey cannot
fail to see that their fears are fallaeious
and their imputations -groundless. If
they will not regard what he so plainly
declared long before he was thought of
for President, and when he was appeal
ing for support to the citizens of free
State only, they surely cannot be cx-
pected to place confidence in professions
made under the immediate impulse of
the threats of the fire-eaters that they
will dissolve the Union whereof he has
been chosen President. "If they be-
lieve not Moses and the Prophets, neither
would they be persuaded though one
rose from the dead" s..z-.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24
TO PLANTERS
AND WHOM lT MAY COSCERN

nANIEL EDWARDS is now prepared to exec
~ ute with peculiar facilities, at his estab-
lishment, Nos. 2s, 30 and 81 New Levee, and 81
80 and Al Fulton streets, New Orleans, IRON,
COPPER. TIM SHEET IRON ~BRAss MoTI.DrNt, FINISH
ING. AND BLACKSMITH WORK. z-=
This establishment, in the following described
work, challenges competition:
Chimneys, Breeching,z Stills,
Juice Boxes Fire Beds. Ash Pans.
CHARTERS, Fiterers, Heaters.
COPPER, TIN AND PEWTER WORMS, for DistilIeries:
and siiEET-fRON PIPE.
Gg~ Planters aud others interested would do
well To call and examine my STEAM TRAINS for
the manufacture of sugar, before purchasing
elsewhere. They lave been in operation many
years. and give universal satisfaction. Parties
leaving orders may. rely upon their execution
with the utmost dispatch. 4
DANIEL EDWARDS.
Nos. rs. 80 and 80 New Lcvcc.s i
and 81 80 and IL Fulton streets New Orleans.
I..g .'E 4t+AeE #@ mch26 w.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24

New GoLD DISCOVERIES IN AUSTRALIA -
The latest adyices from Australia report
an increasing excitement on account of
new gold discoveries. In the mines of
ssKiandra a nugget had been found
weighing twenty seven pounds, ten
inches long, five in breadth, from two to
three inches thick, and supposed to be
the largest yet found. The excited
people were crowding into the gold
fields, despite the deep snow which COW
cred the ground and the scarcity of pro-
visions, which must have led to the loss
of innumerable lives through famine,
but for the energetic resolution Of
considerable body of Chinese emigrants,
who had undertaken the difficult task of
bringing up provisions, on their backs,
across tracks of snowy desert, impassa-
BILE by ponies Or anything but Cinnamon.
nugget, weighing 834 ounces,
had been found at Ballara, the golden
being shaped like a leg of
mutton. =. ..l...E..f
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

T HAVE bought the patent of Messrs W. F. 4
l. Z. ). Proyost's Iron Screw and Le-
yer Press, for the Parishes of East and West
Feliciafa and Pointe Coupee. This press is now
ahead OF all others in USE for durability, econo-
my strength &c.; aud it is the same that took the
premium at the Mississippi State Fair, in 1853
The sale Of the patent Of this; celebrated Press
tor the different counties in the Southern States
has been unprecedented; and it is generally pre-
dicted that In a few years, they will supercede
all other cotton Presses known. ss. s>sss.7
word as to the cost of these presses: 1t has
been proven beyond the least possibility of a
doubt, that there has never been a Press invented
that can begin to compare with this one for cheap
ness. Therefore, If there is anything in economy,
they must Certainly find great favor with the cot
Ton planting portion of our community. They
seldom get out OF repair, are easily fixed, and
taxing all things into consideration. no Press
mas ever been thought of by any mechanic. that
Is destined to prove OF so greata benefit to the
cotton planter, as ssProvost's Iron Screw and I.e
ver Press s s# s. q sr''.e's.' s''NN -, -
u the language of fhe Messrs Provost. awe
claim Tor this Press many advantages over all
the Presses IN use. The Press is well adapted to
any style OF Gin House, as it can be worked in
VI ou1 OF te lint room, taking up but little space
Ieqalfes put little timber and must be durable,
as all OF Its working parts are of iron. of great
power, as It combines both the lever and the
screw; = and 90 simple that the negroes can work
!. Nv, win dispatch. We can press any weight of
bales required with ease. -
as . Y more easy to convince persons of the
superiority OF this press by showing it in full
olefauen, this is to let planters know that Ihaye
oae in Bayou Sara, and will take pleasure in
TTaowing y to any who may desire to purchase
vii also contract to put up these Presses on
aay plantation IN the parishes of Pointe Coupee
sat, saa East aud West Feliciana. Orders particu-
raa.. aay aeslfed, as ! wish to show planters the
ssaasapeFioiasyo OF Provost's Press overall Others
: 1Aisseice. JeII. FL. TENNEY.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-11-24

p An AMIABLE PARTNERSHIP, AND AN EQAI.-
LIZ AMIABLE DIssoLEr1oN.-A singular fact
is related of two citizens of Southbridge
Mass, by the Webster Times, who have
jointly owned and occupied a farm in
that town for sixteen years, but have
lately dissolved partnership. During the
whole of that period no accounts of any
kind have been kept by either of the
parties. Both individuals were men of
family, occupying different portions of
the same house, and when either wished
to use cash he went to the drawer in
which it was kept and took it, no ac-
count being kept in a single instance.
Yet in all these sixteen years, not
word of fault was spoken; 10 ill-feeling,
jealousy or suspicion was shown, and
perfect harmony subsisted between the
parties to the day of their separation.
The final dissolution in business was &C.
casioned by the marriage Of a member
of one of the families, when it was
thought the house might not be able to
contain the consequences" SO one par
ty raised the value Of one-llaIf the prem
ises in cash, paid it over to the retiring
partner, who quietly left. We believe
this to be an unparalleled case of honesty
and confidence, --~s'-@~a~-.----