Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-06

I "a Chicago last Wfefs i0t hdaigire IN Anggiog
and k.ssiDg in the street. The woman, being the
aggressOr. was insd SO. aud the man 50. If the
) MN didn't object 20 she operation. We don't see
what right the Law hal 70 in er'ere
1t Is au established fact, says the Philadelphia
Baietaq. that no man or no firm has ever iyeFiissd
I business on grand scale withos.t mailing morey
They NAY have spent it fsster than they have made
i, they may have lost, bar advertising paid If
tn re- be the shade OF doubt as 10 ikis, let the
,esder recall all the instances Of psrseverng adves>
tising-mosi editors can recall mahy-whieh have
nsDifestsd themselves IN The newspapers Of late
wears. aud he viii be asionshed a. finding the pro-
portion Of them which have speedily realized for
tunes. If asking how we know whether such en-
tsrprise is successful, We answer "by the adser-
Using itself" When We see by cur exchanges thai
this or that vendsr expends dfeea, twenty, ihir>
sy thousand dollars year for Advertising and see
this csntaue for several years. we require no ether
urOof Of success There is nova days, nothing
50 certain as advertising. when man has some
thiog t, sell. and the public will iadeed, bay al
most anything, when they aud that everybody Il e
has it. aud that its "spoken OF " Observations
made during the past gear in advertising have coz
WINGED Us that of all business supports there s none
s. relio6ls or profitable as advertising.
SsUTHERx MAxUFAoTuREs.-The South says the
New Orleans Piesgaas, is making steady advance IN
manufacturing enterprise No sudden rush is wit
messed into new business engagements, but quietly
in city after city, the exieit Of the Southern
Stats. a movement IS made to set tie spiudls sud
the loOm in molten, thus varying our emPlOymsnts
and adding to the sources OF our prosperity In
the present condition Of the country, any adv'nes N
domes ioaiing manufactures in the slave stss Is
favorable Indication 1t shows disPs ion 70 ae-
auire Industrial independence, and brings new
agencies for barmOnizng conflicting interests into
action.
Mississippi has made several successful Efforts TO
establish manufactures The most profitable faeto-
~ in the Union is in enc ef the eastern counties Of
that State. l. may be due to this fact that dis
position is gaining strength il that State to embark
to crest extent in this species Of Industry Many
Of the cotton planters have introduced upoa their
plantations the new machine for spinning the rsw
staple at the gin. This, perhaps, sdds TO the ia
vOr with which inveslmt Mt in fseOries gins to be
vieEed. At meeting of the Warren Agricultural
Society, held in Vieksburg. Miss, recently, il was
resolved to establish Gotten seiery in that county
under he protection Of the association. The de-
sign is to manufacture coarse cotton fabrics and
the members OF the association pledge themselves
to each other give the enterprise their undivided
support. The enterprise is TO be commenced on
scale and under a mans cement which will secure
success Negroes TO be turned 10 service in he
various departments of the factory, aud the whole
enterprise is TO depend, at the commencement upon
q home market. This is movement in the right
direction.