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E'Nssntnsa's Iron TIE.

ENSsntH1a's Iron TIE.
A NEW CERTIFIC ATE!
SHIP REFUGE,
New Orleans July 7, 1852
Il. Fasiman Esq, Orleans Cotton Press:
Sir-In January last ceived your 1889 bales
cotton OF which about 1000 compressed bound
your IRON TIE.
safely affirm, that the cotton bound received In
better order than generally from the Presses that 1t
slowed better and enabled the ship carry than
previous voyage.
The cotton when discharged from the ship in Liverpool
In better order than the bound cotton II highly prefer
able for ground tier the damp arising from the baas has
effect it, for 1t is well known by practical that
dampness will rot the rope bound.
confidently recommend Iron Tie took this lot
for experiment. carefully watched both loading and
dischargng
lam, sir. ..~., ..
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD,
jy9 2p1m Master.
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Day GooDs AND KArITNa.- The particular atten-
ton Of hayss called large Of dry goods and mat
ling 20 as pacs this day 10 o'clock the auction room
of Rse CO, No. g Old Leves street. Terms at sale.
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FIns TsAs We direct the attention Of our tea.
ecpu.jne OF ~ dealing readers tbs advertisement Of
hans suksn rea wsrehouss lo2 Poydras street between
Camp md a. Chss He advertising ne qualities Of black
Ill - NJ h saIic paekaees and In small and large
hoss 4 ~ pFces Hs stock thoroughly
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DR.. George W. Smith,

Having bis practice will attend professional
gAgsnents his oce No. III CANAL sTREEf, nearly op
poste Christ Church. jAs apss
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Boots, Shoes and Brogass,

Boots, Shoes and BrOgasss,
At WHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dhching BOOTS. 1.sa
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and OAmysaseJ
HATS, at the lowest market prices, BY
FROST co.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New O1isasas
H ATS. GAPS, etc.,
AT wHOLEsAIE.t A. l4,.@
we constantly receiving ener assortment d mn sAa
Fur Cashmere Panama Leghoru. Straw Palm Iaf xs9sss
and Wool HATS, 81 the lowest market prices by
FROST q CO.,
jylS 7pAw 10 Mazazfns skss4.
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.M0reQee,s RestNssrN1st,
In CANAL STREET.

Ii CANAL STREET.
During psa this weiknown essAbshnsnA hxs
been rstted and In complete order and suoh ArrAnsD
made guarantee patrons at all times all he dssa
cies the markets afford.
The public may assured that nothing VIII be len nnsN1
part maintain tho reputation that MORKAU1" has
hitherto sustain edthst Of being Of the best ResAzan -
tho United States.
RHODES MOULIN,
Proprietors "Moreeu'a,n
nl7 7pn No. 1T Canal sTssA
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Fine Black and Green Teas,
IN METALLIC PACKAGES, and
IN SMALL AND LARGE BOXES
At the Lowest Importation Prices,
Can DO had At
DOHAN'S SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
No. l0z Poy dras street,
jy26 1p5t Between Camp and St. Charles.
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Nrssns ]. A. BEAsD = Co. win sell this day at 10
O'Clock On Apollo Street, Philip assortment Of house
hold farnltire, etc. Bee advertisement.
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To the Trade.

To the Trade.
HENRY Il. B RIG 8.
JEWELER,
At the Store occupied by Joseph Hufty,
No. 30 CANAL STREET. n. O.,
Respectfully calls the attention Of the City Country
to the fact that he has just opened and will oonnzs
sraab Int. ~
FENE .Ixr nEkRr,
Consisting In part of LoCKETs. CHAINS. CAMEO BRgs
ETRUsCAN SETS. EAR RINGS. FINGER RINGS, wsssA
Keys Tnkets etc. which he will pleasure in Snowman,
b. T. BRIGGS,
fe25 7pts 80 Canal strssS
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cigars Cigars!
Purchasers will always find in store assortment Of tbs
hands-Inenuidsd Flor do Pujadns MsridiAna
Hsr do Panchs Rsdowa Cabarga Partagas
Washington Dos Hermanas, MAKO Hsbano etc., etc., the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS l. CO.,
o76 1pH 20 Commercial Place.
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prizes Of 1900 approximstsg 80 000 prise 1o
prses Of 80 approxmatingt 10000 prise 110
prizes $50 experimenting to 1e000 prise Hoe
prses Of 72s experimenting to 5000 prize ass... ~
prizes Of 200 spproxnating to l000 prise o0
prses Of $50 approprsting 70 5000 prise ars... -
psss 100 approximatng to l.e00 prize 10e
900 priass Of 1ooe0
kH6 pfsss amounting TO-.
whole tickets, SO; Halves, IS; Quarters, u ~.
HA Circular showing the Plan TOT tbs Lotteries VIM 10
cont to any DESTROYS Of recsivngit.
5000 Prss $40 determined the lsst Of s
ounnbsr tho 900 prise For example NE
number drawing prize ends with No. then all Ne
Hckets where the number endsn will be entitled 10 ~. II
The number ends with No. tickets whore thsA
ssr ends in swill be ensitedso 3D. and So onte0.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets.
81. .. 10 Half ............ -
q. 10 Quarter. ........... =
.. q. 10 Eigbts ............ -
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or oxRTIrIoAfKs,
Hnooss the address for the Tickets orda -
receipt Of which they will Forwarded by nrst mail.
Purchasers have ending In Sgurs thy n0
dssisnass.
drawn Numbers and Prisss will b. ssas v Bus
shAsers Immediately after tho drawing.
APurchassrs will write their signatures plaa -
give their Post Once, County and State.
n0-RemembeY that svery Prise drawn and pa1Ahts 10
fou without deduction.
All Communications strictly oonhdentfAl.s
Address orders for Tickets or Certincatsato
WOOD, EDDY i CO.,
Box.sS's, Postofnse. New orlsnns.aLA.. %
WOOD EDDY b CO.,
je7S 7pAW Augusta, 0sceuAA
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Cabinet .MHkers'
AND
UPHOLST MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt Cornices, Hair Cloth Shades Cured HAIR KnausssA
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and TasseA varnh 0imps
Frnges, Springs Buttons and Twine Glue Picked
Moss, Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Paints ~.
Oils, Wall Paper etc., at the LOWEST CASH PRICES b
HEATH h CO.,
m23 7p1y No is (;anp ,t,ses
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Prof. Packers
M A G I O S O A P
NEEDS BUT A TRIAL.
10 PROVE
IT'S EXCELLENCE.3
This preparation possesses following any
other cheap soap offered in this market:
1t removes dirt from fine fabrics without leaving
smell stain fannes wooen washed with shrink
It grease stains and dirt paints
nture without injury 10 the article cleaned saving much labor
is A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR THE TOILET.
Manufactured and for sale by
J.H. ASHLEY,
+ 1853 Old Levee corner Of Jefferson.
Also for sale by
d. W. Reed No. n Delord street. New Basin;
H. 81. Hedden, n f. Of Common and Carondelet;
G. H. Mobiles. No. 9 New Basin;
J. A. Somers Apohecary. 1ivoli Place;
James ". Fee Co., No. 80 Camp street;
P. T. Phillips corner Jackson and Nyades streets;
F. B. Won Hsrten east jackson and
s. Meekins Bre., and Margny Buildings, Third Dist;
Crswe Halle,t Nos. l6 and II Front Levee, First Dist
". G. Raymond, No. II Camp street. jy2 2plm
Belder 3 Eaxses, -"=
FREDERICK BELDEN. W. EAMEs,
Successors to s. r. Gruman Coz
NO. ae MAGAZINES sT.,
CORNER GRAVlER, NEW ORLEANS,
IMP ORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealersn--
SOFT FUR, SILK, AND WOOL HATS,
.1EzSSHS' .zszoOJAHz1S,
LADIES' B0NNETs AND STRAW GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Caps, Umbre has, ETC., etc.
Mandatory, No. 6s Broadway, NY. te2l zp66m
E. III. Tyler,
no CANAL sT......................NEW oRLEAN
Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
II ii w IL 4 H Y,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Manufactures to Order
silvervare and JeweIfy.
DIAMONDS RESET, WATCHES CLOCKS aud JEwELRY
REPAIRED. ie6 2pH
Roofing .NateriaI.
Agency forthe sale of MCCULLOUGH Co.'s celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON,
ERICAN TIM, and
Galvanic Protected Iron.
The Gslyanc Protected Iron a article, made from
Charcoal composition
only entirely rusproo well adapted
durable cheapest article ever Invented for
| roofing purposes.
HEATON & OLIVIER,
| my30 2p3m Sole Agents, 40 Common street.
Public Notice
Ishereby given years lease Of the new
Iron Building now known as the Story Building" at the
south Camp and Streets and intend tc
the lower ground floor ourselves The second third
fourth stories let Apply to Alfred Munroe Co.
| No. "a Magazine street.
| ALFRED MUNROE,
jy7 2ptf VIM, D. ABBATT.
W'tsaes, Liquors., ETC.,
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET
A supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pin continually hand which equal to the best
this market. Also other brands quality
| TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
| RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
| CHoR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE MADEIRA and SHERRY WINEs
BRAEDIEsSazerac, Of the vintage Of 1898 I7sa and 1905
other brands. WHISKY Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER. In pints snd qua.
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
| Wines and Liquors
market which oD reasonable
other house in the city.
sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
d. .ply Nos. IL and ia sov,, ,tr...
Rutland S KlaUts,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And
r. NH hn-B
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III Card
TO
MERCHANTS AND PARENTS
who wish their clerks acquire prac
ticaI knowledge Of
BOOK KEEPING, PENMANsHIP.
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc.,
During the summer months, can have them do so at
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
jy25 2p3ts lO6 CANAL STREET
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activity in hides which are anxiousy inquired after
and bought up at 50 and So apiece. This seems to
be very handsome trade, for the hides from this
market command the highest market price in New
Orleans. There is but little room for speculation,
however, the supply is limited at this port. few
cigars exported, which cost here from SO to $l2
per thousand.
We are in the midst of the Canculas, or dog days,
and this is said to be the time of the greatest sick
ness here. The earth is moistened by frequent show
ers dull south wind blows upon us, and the hot
steams the earth until it sends up all manner of mi
asma from the decayed vegetation which here SO
| abounds. This is the time most dreaded, though
nothing more, believe, than the chills and fever,
| and very heavy colds, prevail. z.
Quite number of sailors deserted from the Brook.
| lyn while she laid at the mouth of the river. They
are supposed to be struggling around the country,
rather worse off than they expected to be. reward
of $40 is offered for each one
Hon. A. G. Allen, U. S. Consul at this place. visits
New Orleans this trip of the Webb to confer with
the Tehuantepec Company as to the best course to
pursue in future. The Consulate is in charge of John
j, Taber, Esq.
/. The Webb made this place in very good time on
her last trip arriving here on the 18th in eighty
hours. This is coming up to the Coatzacoalcos and
the Quaker City, The mails went forward immedi.
ately on the Suchil, and as the road is in toleraby
good order, and the transportation done by private
parties, predict quick trip to San Francisco.
understand the Indianola is negotiating for this
route. Gen. Gorcouria expects another steamer ont
shortly and then he proposes to establish line con
Meeting all the Mexican ports on the Gulf with New
Orleans and possibly with Havana.
Quite number of wealthy Mexicans from the cit,
. nf ASexico are now ON this Istbmus locating land
and taking up territory which they feel satisfied
must soon come under the United States If thes
titles eminate from the Mexican Government, the,
will have nice time maintaining them. But it i
an easy matter at present. to have entries made il
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CHILHOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE

THE nndersIgDed, Commissioners appointed by f.
the Circuit Court Of smyth county In the rnse az &c
and others against benjamin Patterson and others viii nku
TUESDAY the 18th day Of 0cToBER next being The a, ~
Of the October term Of SHyth County Court s.H nj
door Of the Court House of smyth coan 80 acres Of rom
Guiding the celebrated CiLH0wEE SIlLPIiiiP sprixdt
unsurpassed In Medicinal virtue by any mineral water
state These springs have Ind, from the earliest seit,
the country great celebrity; have effected many r.mn, ,
cures; have been much resorted 10 by visitors when
da,ions could be hnd, and doubt would br eo,,
by hundreds and thousands improved they sh,IJ G
They are situated within about mile Of the yiryn, a. NJ
nessee karoad IN the county Of smyth The valley of M
middle iork OF oiston In one of the fertile and 6ean,f
regions OF the South West. rairoad of e0sv md [
grade could DC made along level valley extending from n.y.
bold and capable OF supplying any number II visitor. pn
grounds are handsome and afford beautiful sites bud
anime the property, us an investment speculation il
great attractions :" P'''eht
TERMs.-The sale to DE n credit of one two ,hreo
foar years with interest thereon from and AMER the .xnir
OF one year The purchasers to give bond and approved ~
CURLY and the ic retained III the purchase money is paid
BEvELRi JOHNSON, ~
JAMES W. sHEFFEY. Commissioners
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Hair Restorative.

Every will think, ngree with US In the opinion
mR that hair is the greatest natural ornament
thai Is possessed either by gentleman lady just meet
apparently good looking for instance Ia the street but
his hat In recognition of your bow and the charm
Inns vanished for Icbabod his bald head and the
glory has departed with the flowing locks that 1ourshc
In the Of lady, the matter III, If possible worse
Of the circumstance which The fol-
low ing epgrnm Is founded:
40! give me- fair Emma, lock Of your hair"
A bashful young lover tDok courage and sighed
"'rwere u ain e. refuse such modes. request
So take the ohOts oig,'' the dear creature replied.
Now to prevent catastrophe Is within the power of
every lady and gencman for by using Prof Woods HAIR
Rssfoa AIyE hair only prevented from falling of
turning grey article will restore hair to bald places and
changed color and become gray, will bring IL
pristine beauty and uxuance. Those who are ne
quanie with the anatomy, physiology and pathology oil the
hair be well thai certain substances bpve specific
upon and is by Juicous combination OF these that
Wood succeeded compromising mixture possessed
Of remarkable virtues Hdrsriey Au0dsine and Literary
6dseHe.
S,,lJ Inv nruu
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= - - e e. go akf0y apllsFs
- -. ssssaab q - - Re banded end
aslzAszssssa nlI|sa - k=sazsa tAeu4sd d.
-. q -, u Assess e=ssfsetsrss hsss
- - ,svSS ~ - zIrzksssent bale
4 s. 80 u .1ess lkll5-s aiillsus Ave
As.1l = ikssssSt dol|nFs ri Esrese ~ taksa
eee@s NJ milIssa 49, t1lasd . oss sandred
asd ffy million dollsss- 10 this expert Of one
hssdrsd and my millioa dollars In cotton. We
ada ~ szpsrss II Ne asssl yss< ssaISs June 80.
1859. st the same figures they stood q, in the Of
asial report nadssp TO the same time last year,
though very probably they have been near %
PEI cant larger. We shall and that the exporsa-
bic yslss Of southern products will stand Ne fol-
iuws:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01

The Democracy Of Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sppf and other Southern States. insist that they
are Ne peculiar ffiends Of the institution Of slave
~. and y such. should receive the united support
d tho people Of the entire South. This is tho
main staple Of the democratic speeches now
made In several Of those States where elections
arc pending. The hollownsss of this pretensc ON
ne part Of The leaders OF the sham nationals" is
we'll put up By The Aberdeen Miss. Conservative,
In IN article concluding with the following remi.
niscenccss
The Democracy do not say that the reason why
they invite our corporation is because they are
disoreAnizAd and threatened with ruin and defeat
Reversing = patfivlac selfabnegation. they nsk
our aid In defence Of Southern Installations. Now,
upon what groands csn the Democratic party, as
party. assume 10 Be the special champions Of
sisssryi The history Of the party does not lead
,.us % any saeh conclusion. The first coalition
svss msde by any party with the northern
parsy viii he abolsionists q Ma.sachuset.s.~
.Dy tAis coalticn. Webster. Winthrop. Chcato and
tn ,nation4i men OF Massachusetts were defeated
and ~ nstssio1s Chas. Summer placed in the
Yaitsd eeates Senate. The Wilmot-proviso was
4 Akansd By democrat. The whole Of tho north
v4esR Ssatss under the ordinance Of 1887, was
.xkAhs fst6soil BY dsmocraSic votes. Every sboli-
- eaa1i1ate Who has ever run for the presidcn-
g6ey. - Dsssn. Hale and fremont
Noge al democr41s. The pcstilential doctrine of
0oysTslonty had . democratic SIRE and
~ 49, f61lasd " democratic leaders, By DEM
Aetalie e1kkofi Is WAS incorporated into tie Gin
y el11a6 1l1emApd when A. @. Brown, the only
.x66 kad ~ boldnsss and the honesty to do
s1dA.e thine, wished 70 rip up this plank Of the
pIa&bfms b was sammasily voted down. The
platlasu went fctth Win iris rotten heresy. They
slssieally scnoiysd q ths nA1d sided and abetted
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Property

~ By virtue Of the provisions Of deed trust
~ ed Trustee BY David II sh dated he s,s @
-of Nnrrt 1854 and duly recorded IN Tho Crrk,r n, Jay
Ronnoke county Tr1ssAv the 5 dag Of sKPrrxnts 80
the f<drnec 81 the said d. H. 0h lwli proceed 10
highest bidder the following valuable property embr TO
snd deed viz: Trns u land containing about sS A.. N
situated the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad sd,is
This land j. productive and valuable. Also, Negro Ws
and number Of fo,ses, Cutlic. Sheep Wagons Cars
quantities Of Household aud Kitchen Furniture Farmi aud
sis and Buggy aud harness. s o'en-
Tbe personal properly WIN e sold o. sas the lind o,
giving bond with approved security and the title w,sh
until the purchase money Is Iaid The title Ii heid
good but such title only will be conveyed invested 70 be
by said deed. r. n MIS- me
aug 3etsept Trs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01

MURDERS IN TExAs--Grecn b. Casen was kill
cd in Tyler on the I'd instant by man named
James Filler. A man named Dyer after having
been badly beaten at race course in the vicinity
Of Sulphur springs. Hopkins county, was found
the next day severely wounded bearing on his
persan the marks u three wounds supposed to
have been made by Ave shooter.
We learn from the Henderson New Era that
two men were killed on the day Of election; one at
New Salem. Rusk county, and another ct Canton,
Smith county. In Harrison county two men were
killed on the same day.
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Sale of Valuable Houses and 7 o+.,

~ ON WEDNESDAY. IN Of SEPTEMBER, at 4 o,clo.,
AW y NJ VIII sell al public auction TWO VALUABLE RES
opposite the residence Of H. Huntington, Es, fronting s
feet All Street, and running back 13s 2 Alas
house Is well BULL Of brick and coniais rooms H. e
is the VI 4th Street add <th Alley Irontn
feet and running back 1872 feet u well bull, OF hr,s 4
tans six rooms and Is now occupied by Mr. VIM III Ca1 con
These honscs are In nh excellent ncighborhood and ara ny
In two squares Of The most business par the city "R
TEnns.Credits Of G. IL aud Is win be yivp, D.
with approved security required and the title reain. &
last pay ment maae {. V. WINFEEF
mug 30-dt7sept Executor Of G. Winf,.. IT.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01

senior captain Of the American navy, and one OF
the most llustrious of its commanders. has re-
turned from his European tour. The venerable
captain, with oil the weight of eighty years upon
his brow. says the Philadelphia Press, looksas ac
tive and as brave a. when he trod the decks of
the Old Constitution, nearly fifty years ago, ter
band Of heroic men who have made their names
and their oountrys glory immortal. Preble, De-
catur Dale. Bainbridge, Truston, Hull. Lawrence
Shubrick, Conner. Perry. and the rest, all have
passed away. Long may "Old Ir,nsides" live to
receive in person the grateful homage which ma
ton pays to the glorious servicss Vt himself and
his brave companions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01
SUMMER FRUITS.

meeting Of the Executive Committee of The Iyncbi
IA AgrieuSrai and Mechanical Society, held on Moa
evening tic 18th Instant the following resolution was ad
FOR the purpose Of encouraging the production Of as,
fruits nnd melting In generous rivalry improvement
the quality and variety Of Summer Fruits which, from Their
hereby - '"''v
Resored That they will sit their Office on every Fr
afternoon ut four O'clock, from the LIST sep,aer 10 the ID
m ocober 10 receive on exhibition any fruits that NAV M S
ed at the fair: ~ " '''
For the best Pears Of any particular variety not less than
F9 inc best Peaches OF any particular variety,
T. ' m ~. 81
for the best Grapes of particular variety not less than
l. 'ahIles' .:............ O..
For ne best Puns of any particular variety not less than
r 3aart. ;................ -
FOR ,tle Des peck Pears OF various varieties. . 4,
FOR the best peck Peaches of various varieties 4,
~ " rech orales I'll various varieties. B.,
lie above premiums 10 be awarded M plate.
sept i-2awln A. MCDONALD S.cra.,ry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01

press learns by private sources from Nicaragua
that the Body contract was rejected at Nicaragua
after the confirmation oil the treaty, and that the
contract only received one vote. This is the con-
trait made by Gen. JereE with the combined COM
panies on the 9th Of june. the day he sailed for
New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01

PERMANENT OIL PAiNr.-The following paint is
said 10 have more lastre. and to be more durable
than any Of the ordinary oil paints:
Take Of choutchouc one part by weight; white
petroleum ten parts BY measure. Dissolve in "A
copper vessel over u water-bath, keeping it cover
cd, except whom open to stir II. which should be
done frequently. When entirely dissolved, strain
through fine linen. OF this solution, twelve parts
are added to one thousand ofcommon oil paint So
prepared, paint will retain its lustre. and will
never crack or scale Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-01

OF this ono hundred and seventy millions Of
value that Is exported from the South. how much
Of IL 10 exported By the South itse!f' Very little
--comparativeiy none. Hthe political indcpen'
dence Of tho South depends as many think, upon
her commercial Independence, We must change
this order Of things at oncc-and the sooner the
better