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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-30

SPALDLYG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies household afford to be
Without It, It always ready and up the sticking point
there Is no longer necessity for mpng chairs splnsed
nees headles dolls and broken cradles. 1t just the article
FOR cone SHE'LL and other ornamental 50 popular with Is
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is used coi1 being chemically hello
IN solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the best
mueilage being vastly nose adhesive.
EsUSEFUL IN EVER HOUSED
B-ABrush accompanies each bottle PRICE, . cents.
F1ole'aIs Depot, 10. 48 Cedar Street. Eew York
Address HENRY q. SPALDING d CO.
Box No. $500 New York
Put FOR Dealers in Gases containing four eight
doEen-s beautiful Lthogrsph shOvCsri accompanying ea
package.
single bottle OF sPALDIsss PRkPARzD GLUE will saw,
ten times its cost annually to every houehOld.I
Bold BY all prominent Statons5s Druggists hardware ana
Furniture Dealers, Groeers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note OF sPAULDIEs PRI
jams tT&wIy
Notice to Merchants and hippers
TETM. II. ORDER the through Freight Agent OF the
w Memphis and Charleston Railroad Memphis and ali
goods Consigned him Memphis will forwarded free OF
chagre, except drayage.
WM, H. GRIDTR-
RKTERKFCEs.
NOKL, Ew1NG, McCRoRY & Co
LANER PHuLTs, TEEGss & BROTHERS
iuue2I-d2vs
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INCORPORATE AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER EXPRESS co,
has established its permanent Office, the Nashville Pest
0fice, Stairs east end, enrane Church ltreet
The Undersigned taYing formed Company for the purpose
Of transmitting letters, Ac to and from the Southern Cokfed
eFacy cable agree furnish merchants ard
others their correspondence between and Nashville
at regular intervals be most convenient to all parties
concerned. THOS Z JENKINS,
wa heGILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-30

Anderson & Romans,
AndersOn's Foundry and Machine
Shop,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-30

The Company refer The citizens Of tie Sophern C9nfedescy
z SELRL, Esq Cashier City Bank
JOHN kirk nan, Esq President Union Bank
q WEAVNR, Esq Cashier Plantera' Bank
MeSsTs. DOUsl As & Co, Merchants.
4" A WHELEs & Co, Bank -.
Parties in The Confederate Government DESTROYS OF sepPn-
Letters sc, 10 the Federal Government peys direct
same 70 american Letter kspreSs Co. Nashville (under COW
err enclosing fifteen cents in esh Stamps SECURE
u s. Government Envelopes Stamps use 10 s
50 % not send he the rate above given is for
eeedng ounce in weight, letters weighing ! an ounce
viii have TO contain sufficient money Pay according rsgu
lar postal rates.
june2B-dlw Pan
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STRETCH & FORBES
Also keep Oh hand the largest and best
Trusses and supporters

yer offered in this city. Whatever may be the sire
lent, the kind Of hernia, he certainly be suite
Il the CORSER ~ COLLRsE AID UUoH STREETS vi
0und good assortment Of Surgical and Dental II
lace Stockings, Knee Saps, AnklsLs, 60
fsh6A
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Seeds.
1000 bushels Hungarian Grass Seedi
200 Met Seed;
800 '' Seed oats;
90 4" Seed Corn;
SO e Glover Seed.
Fer sale by JAMES MCLAUGHLIN L 90.
jsn3-Iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-30

Hungarian Grass Seeds,
QA0 SACKS Hungarian Grass Deeds, for sale By
e1OO JAMES MLAUGELIN 90
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lard, Lard, Lard,
UST received steamer Nashville choice lot OF Lar
ID in 50 lbs kegs. Fer family use, for sale by
JAMES McL ACGHLTN & CO.,
lan2l-U NJ Marka nfra
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8PALDYgS PREPARED CUE

accidents tcz happen, in sOe Teglated taHfyiA
n is very desirable cheap convenient
or repairing Furniture. Ieys, CEosksry, &.
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The u1dersgre above parties to be reliable aud r.
sponsible persons entitled to all conhdencei
Vim Kelly, Asst NJ Lawrence Smith,
Julius inter, stratton,
Luke lackbu-n, Jsham Henderson,
Lndenb.rger & Co Harvey, BugtesA Co
OTBey James Wallace
Speed WI Haldeman
Arnstrcng Brannin Summers,
W BARLEY & Co Hill MeCraz
Guthrie Co John smith
A ThrOckmOTtOn Richardson
Cornwall & Fro Wallace, LithFoy Co
Vim Gay Brady q Davis
Marshal Ha7beIt& Co g Dodge & Co
q Matters BTilly, Dodge & Co
Paul shipman Hogan 4 Escott
Geo Prentice sanford, Duncan 4 Co
W TompkiDs Lichten & Co
MssJn & 70 & Z Slsvin & Cain
Kits & Verne Jno Speed
Vim skene q Co D GaetanO 4 Co
Chamber ain & Tapp Ihos Eastern
Ben J AdaE1s john " MeCaE
Richard Trabue
LouisVizzs Ey.
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Aud Arists' Apparatus and ohamiealI sfsvsry 4
ER.
New York Bills duplicated in sEsry inssanss, At Q
dAgs.
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NOTICE. ..Ig-sl Z.
IRON aRd after this dateEe will Feed and Produce e
Il clusvely for cash. - : G
JAMES HLAUGHLIN & CO..
may2-u No. 4 Market street..
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Country Merchants. Physicians. Planters and
viii and verV much 20 their interest to call and
goods at the Cheap Cash Drug House
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-25
Al Committee of Five.

Committee of five gentlemen is formed for the purpose Of
maturing plan relieve the families OF absent and de-
volunteers and necessities embraced in the
Of benevolent associations in midst
The committee proposes receive applications from ndi
vidiials families guardians the families of absent
volunteers whose duty i. shall be to visit them
furnish them with fuel and, In Of sickness for
them medical aid also direct aud assist them obtain The
benefits of societies instituted and endowed for the purpose Of
supplying them VII food and clothing. Wy E7 tast y
application for guardian to be addressed to the Com
mtsee Five through the postoe, giving and resi-
adence "A messenger will deliver written reply. designating
families he asked in the closest p1ox
the residence Of the applicant The guardian will be fur
nhe3 with copy of the petition o. the family the committee
showing of and number of the regiment
to whichits protector belongs. The committee will
yestigae truth illness Of the petitioner Should
guardian decline acin the family appropriated him
Immediate notice that effect respectfully requested
Thenecessty and benefit Of institution of this kind
two fold tbs place. there many benevolent people
New Orleans who.e highest pleasure exists in OF charity
withheld the complete exercise and personal enjoy
apprehensitn Of inposure and from anative
odey Of otTuon in the eSrssses Of others Hence their
charities spread broadcast. through the medium Of societies.
which, from the miscellaneous character of their appcsgts,
cannot separate the worthy from The unworthy.
On the other hand there Is apriee the poverty Of 4ny
families which shan EXPOSURE and makes them rather the
scay ernst reqste labor and ipger rough period Of
hope pen, than permit them of their little
ask relief To these guardian would be angel 7si
tor. and the blessing recip ocai.
Meme but ladies' visitors. Gentlemen proposing
themselves will please give of the lady
10 whom the petition shall be addressed, their part
The committee pledge nyioate lis acts and il is
nconditorally required of the guardians in theirs.
The committee self sustaining and neither desire will
receive contributions. do 2ptf
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christmas GstG .Res1 Years
f. r. EE GIFT l. OF t r r. Y,
FOR THE BEEEFIT OF THE LOUISIANA VIOLIN.
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

The undersigned have undertaken organize and superin
Lottery be drawn the benefit of the Louisiana
and their families aud solicit the patriotic cooperation
the citizens of New Orleans and the State of Louisiana in
following scheme
LIST committee, composed the undersigned shall from
the fourth the twentgfrst day of December present. with
the exception of SundaysD be in daily attendance from
O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock z NJ, at the ST. Lons Hotel, Zen
Royal street, for the purpose Of receiving
of every descriponewelry trinkets books objects art
aneut which shall constitute prizes be drawn
hereinafter directed each article BIS labelled with name
Of the donor Qnless otherwise instructed and in
for the inspection Of visitors.
3D. Each donation thus received will be appraised
committee, who shall lottery tickets such
appraeent which hall be sold dollar EACH prizes
unsod tickets shall be sold auction benefit
of the fund E .i--
3D. articles thus collected shall arranged for exhibit
ton Bazaar daily promenade Sundays e
ceptedl The charge of entrance 10 be twenty five
4h. From Christmas Eve and every evening
Excepting Sunday) until New YEARS. Eve, partial drawing
the Lottery shall take place the donations being divided
equally practicable both regards value Species
parts corresponding with the number Of nights through which
the drawings to be continued. Prizes drawn to be
after the close fthe Lottery. ' -.' g..
9Th TIA ses of refreshments will be kept by ladies'
ciant orchestra retained SO rz= .. ..-H
9th The proceeds the refreshrnen tables
Lottery will be appropriated the purposes set forth
such and form the committee shall
visible a wv. .-7.. r"-- aH 2.-.
II il thought that this undertaking will with entire sue
it affords, by the presentation of objects already
possession of the donor graceful mode of showing
sent soldiers ha In these days of estivy they their
families forgotten and by the presentation
the Lottery friends home Gin the place of ordinary
good cause which they will surely prefer receiving gifts
nnhalowed by such associations. 60
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] g-,rrfhrlte Of. respect.
1sr RkGtxEsr Lours,Ass 1SrAsTRr,

Isr RKGINEFr LOUISIANA INF AsTRT,
~. Camp GLADDEN., December 20, 1851.
At meeting Of the First Regiment Of Louisiana
Infantry sld their encapmen Warrington, Fs on
the 10th day December 1851 upon the occasion Of the death
of Captain William II. Scott Col T. W Adams called to
the chair Leutensnt Ado1ph Kent appointed Secretary
Upon notion committee of i've, consisting of Captains Jas
stawbdge F. NJ Kent P. II. Thomson Assistant surg on
Thos r. Mcks and lieutenant L. n Olivier. were appointed
draft resolutions expressive # the opinions and feelings of
the officers this Regiment The Committee reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which unanimously adopted :
Whereas has pleased the Great and supreme Commander
Of the Universe to take from midst arms
Captain William H. Scott Senior Captain Of this Regiment
and Whereas To his memory his many good
qualities soldier and to give expression of
feelings the occasion Of his death; Re it " y.s tg%7
Resolved That in the deh Of Captain Scott feel that
country has sustaed loss of and true soldier Who was
ancng the up In its defense and who DUR
ing Of service conducted himself efficient hon
orabe and high toned officer. 80 - Az Il, .-s
Received That companion snd friend We highly esteem
priced many good qualities and deeply regret his
loss to orr corps. 81 s'52t' Es7f esssz
Reolyed That tender heartfelt sympshies to his
ayes the Secretary Of this meeting forward them
resolutions and so request the papers Of New
4 orleaas to publish the same. = 4''4k '
In 5000 HSs4 @SiEDANI.s W. ADAMS, Chairman.
" ApetPa III sT, Secrefay.j 52s% &s5s 4A& DIS 1t 9
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troops, had moved from the opposite shore. under
q sharp ere from ono of their batteries directed
against our troups Oh the MAIN At that point our
force consisted Of Capt, Vests company, of Jones
Regiment Lieut.. McElhenny's battery arrived
just as the flats had come out about midway in the
stream. He Immediately opened fire upon them
with tremendous effect One of the fats was soon
sunk and our fire created terrible havoc among
the soldiers on the other two fats, which hastily
put back. Night came on and ended the eannen-
ades The steamer moved of with the tooa tioe.
The enemy's loss among the men on the tats must
have been very heavy. Col. Jones Regamsn e,
was moved up promptly to the support OF Mehl-
henny's battery, but the enemy seem 70 nave
abandoned the attempt to cross, ii sueh was ever
their intention. Lieut.. MeEihenny's Battery was
exposed to an incessant fire from the guns OF the
steamer during the whole engagsments;; IT, ,,h
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Apelpa KENT, secretay.
Z q 2 % Z M sl17E 7 7l7s I =! = 81 -
u y4ts.ss az. A Card. 4

The of this FREE GIFT LOTTERY beg leave to
announce pnbc that in consequence Of having received
many generous contributions amounting thus far to
in value the classification which requiring much additional
time lsb they obliged postpone the drswing of the
Lottery evening I'd january and the
dayexhbiion Monday next 231 Instant purpose Of
perfecting the interior arrange vents of the Bazaar
rooms will bethrown open to the public be evening Of
the Esd instant at O'clock and will continue open day and
night Sundays excepted from 10 A. NJ It'll r. Nj andfrom
III NJ 10 IL O'clock until Of the drawing of the
lottery SS aF s%kIs+satf s 48 e -E4@& Ras4s
Donations ile received until the 3ls day Of December in
elusive would again the sending thereof
rs speedy as possible ~ = -" ~ d2s 2ptf
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.an appeal for Small .da'tas
no THE '-y
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES
NEW ORLEANS. AuUl 70 1871

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IL, 1861.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War an agert
collect receive nnd purchase small for the Confederate
States deem necessary and expsdient known the
fact as generally possible the better cooperation in
work which needs to be done quickly Citizens patriots
Your Government asks the many TRIED guns
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that any your Deuhle Barreed Shot Guns
with the improved Mimic ball than match for The
much talked of Mimic Musket Then, bring them forth and
place them the altar your countrys liberty that they
may at o be consecrated to the noble work of Christian de-
fense Ii objection be made sending away your guns and
be urged that you MAY need them hone reply h that
the surest prevent the necessity of using at home
place them in the hands the many thousands OF brave
who chatting with desire to stand az wall
of tire between you and the invading If this answer bs
deemed nconcuSive then he reflection that those high in
thoy those in whose judgment all have confidence and
who, II Is but fair presume know we'll our Necessities both
home and borders have after mature dehberaon in
angnraed this movement should be sufficient guarantee for
on perform Then desire short speedy peace
and acknowledgment Of Independence henoraeto
Selves place the disposal OF your
As you desire strike of those who are now
plotting subugaou and destruction let II be known that
the rasy Rifle and the death dealing Shot Gun which you
have hitherto highly priced part In the next con
fct rendering if possible victory complete than Wa.
their defeat and route IN the plains of Manassas.
My Instructions contemplate that shall forth into our
more popuios regions Assistant agents. charged with the uty
OF collecting and forwarding oprope points, all the weapons
thus obtained It may be we'll here state that any one who
wishes do though he visited by all Agent
greatly facilitate this sending any guns he has or can
command to address, of Robert Ptkn No. IL Camp
street, New, Orleans. ABB. .....u
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States. auls 2ptf
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IoAprar s. N1sIo 80 4 not IL fo M i a


AoApEMY ar MusIe. Iset II not be forgotten that
to-day at ~ An entertainment will BE given at
this popular house, intended particularly for the
accommodation of the youngs Parents should avail
themselves of thin opportunity To crafty their
youth with q sight of Les Mallory's splendid war
illustfat which wildly portray, with ingenious
figures, the most marked events Of our war for
Southern independence. Ills just auchsan exhibit
tion, NE think IS would serve at once 70 instruct
and delight the jilvsnils tie more mature
years can also read IN these lesson
both Interesting and amusing. The music Oh the
occasion WIN be adequate TO Its Importance and
keep tas yolng ones ID . high state Of glee.
& Christmas ccnes but oncea rear. and the girls
and buys should be INDUCED accordingly We
expect to W. Tie Academy crowded with the
beauty and taahion 81 the city Of noon to-day, and
to witness The great delight the ladies will eHnce
st tie unbonnded pleasure and happiness Of tie
4 children SSsg IN n 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-25

SfLEEnin GALAxY FROM ONE CousTY. - when
the nomination of Gen. Robert q. Lee was before
the Virginia Convention, III eommander 81 lie
Military md Nayal forces Of Virginia, Mr. Cr,ch-
er, Of the county Of Westmoreiand, referred thus
TO the nian prodactao f the coanty BIO repreaented
Gen. i. also being a native Of WestnoFelapd
sir, when stand IN nv own yard, can turn ID
ington was born; and turning 10 the other. i can
point 70 TIE tarm where Gen. Lee was born. on
the other farm Beyond, Light Horse Harry Lee
who moved the Declaration of Independence was
born; and when my friends visit me Il can Il I've
them w the birthsppt Of Monroe and id two honrs
more we Come to the spot where Madison was
sorn. This. it must be admitted IS splendid gal
iaxy Of great names for one county to claim The
OF. 555sI3s5s-.s
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Relief for the Sufferers by the Charleston


The following gentlemen will Committee to receive
contributions for the sufferers by the fire in char5n
South Carolina: %ssat -2a2l 4gas ~ ea4i n IT,
~ "a DIR. B. H. MOSS $50 Carondelet street. s,.
~ b. r. sH.sW. CONNER & Co, 80 Catondelet street.
N, B. PEoTHRo, 81 Carondelet street.
So -.}aS GLADDEN. & sElyAs, i5s Grsvier street. 81
= ,zF wa. ELMoEE, Exchange Alley. szI- &
:Ss MN. SIMPSON, l45 Common stieet. , ...-
4. ~ HENRY s. HALL, II Fulton street. =.
IN GEO. W. LOGAN, 81 Cafondelet street.
wv. seq w b. TULEIs, ferddo street. ~ 80 ~
1. E. sIMoNDs, Union street. s'..s friz,
80 ~ TH0s, C. JENKINS, Grayier street.. dill 2pu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-25

ENLARGEMENT At PoRT ROYAL 6ardaer,s Cor
saer, ria P0cotatigG Dec. l9.-About half.past 1
O'Clock yesterday afternoon one of the ,enemyis
gunbpats passed by Port Royal Ferry. Our bat
terles yepaned fire upon her, striking her three
Times, Upon meeting with this rather hot recep,
tion she steamed rapidly past and ran aground
about three miles the other side of the ferry. As
soon as our troops became aware OF the OK into
which the Yankees haa got themselves, Lieutenant
McElhenny, of Capt. Moere's field battery, (from
Wilmington, N. %, was Despatched, with a SEQ.
tion Of the battery, TO point just opposite to the
shoal on sRish the gunb0at was aground In the
meantime three flats, crowded with the enemy's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-25

NEGRo FIDELITY IN CHAREEs ros.--Report after
devotion and parsevering exertions of servants ia
behak of the houses and property of their masters
on the nemorable night 81 the fire. 1t il pleasure
and duty % record this sact, and it will give "a
great pleasure TO record any special instances and
cases which any friends can report from their own
observations Is35E3
y q simple justice to our sacred cause to our
selves ana 90 fle race and class plsced by Proai-
aence under OR protection that saeii facts shoHid
be kttoWa and published, lGoufies, 2otL,
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Eezccataia .Eibraa.,f.

ROOMS 10 AND IL CITY HALL.
This Library O0) Volumes carefully select.
cd for reference and geuer. circulation. - .z,5 . ~ .
TERMS OF LIE G MEMBERSH IP-yonng persons, under
the Of sxts years any portion of the city, be-
life members payment of ten dollars Those six
teen and under twenyone of twenty dollars
9 Admits, payment of thirty dollars sa7s4 Sd, yz
TERMS OF of either sex, three
dollars ger aup Adults Ladies, foar dollars per
Gentlemen five dollars per .- .t-s- r. sg
Donors and valuable books, publications. works
of etc. will be admitted subscribers life members
cordpg to the valpe of their donations. . g. ....s 49,
Onehaf Of the receipts of the Library reserved
appropriated for the purchase of books - eli.
e. -4aas Sc @Foe| a7e W. o. ROGERS,
dis 2pln rFF Superintendent.
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TYse Confederate States sS
TON TIE AND W o CD u oPs
H. N. -DAVH%. Patentee,
.-r..-.5;t HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS. ,sN'

: - - T1for11'f F't s11'|'1' .H'7F
This Is the most fastening made; the construction
bringing into action of the most powerful principles known
mechanics that the the tension the stronger TIE
casp the hoop and the most therefore the hold
and 80 simple that child may wake 1t.
The in szymansks press IN this city, on tho III 'hsah
of cotton bound white OAK hoop tile bale can be
at Messrs Nixon Co., is Union street-demonstraed
that cotton bound th, bears the perfectly
for foreign shipment and rope iron bands can be dispensed
with
Ii be furnished cheaper than any other and brings into
use Eoopwhc may be made by plantation hands-ot whte
oak hickory and other suitable wood to be found every where
in the Confederate States, thus saving large yearly per
centage. ' =5 "-'@'.r ..' r7E-.-
Decions-Hoops for Cotton bales should BIO one inch wide
by three xteenths thick enlarged at the ends 10 quarter
incn thick ~
Forthe tie and other particulars, address a4t
'N THEODORE DUVAL, .-.
.n2T 2plm Agent, IS Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-25

RRAL IsDErEsDEgcB THE following, from the
Bosaar Banner of Tho 2lst, Illustrates our idea OF
national Independence. II the proper spirit aof
selffeliaucs animated On of cur citizens, as II does
the lady spoken Of we could laugh At the block
ade, ard live comfortably within onrse Ives, until
foreign nations would be ION their knees for d
resanpfions6f our commerce III
Nj; Bsni Shaver, Irving 4 few miles from our
town, bited ID us the other day an article 81
jeans manufactured By his wife, as excellent an
article AS We have eyer seen Al III Of home manu-
factuFe, and VIZ are proud TO know that our indus
trioss lady friends have AIKEN SO worthy q step la
the right liirectlcn one that should have been
commenced PEARS ago. We Should strive to be
Independent 81 our dSI friends, CONNER.
cially Is veil g otherwise, Get our people en-.
courags aad foster local and home manufactures,
Ne Rave always been an ardent admirer Ia behalf
Of home manufacture. We hope yet, ere long, to
see the South as wen developed ID her resources,
and Independent of others, as abe is great
We urge upon our good people tie necessity De
suppl ings their own wants and demands. We viii
take pleasure IN noticing any article of home
manufactnss pra pared, = N
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Lamp Bhc6.
LAMP BLACK. LAMP BLACK. LAMP BLACK.

T. ave sE.f Ria g. no. r-lN q. N" -
The Southern Ink Manufacturing Company, Amtte Ia
making Lamp Black of the finest quality which they
offer for sale that ii has been equed m this
market Packed in bulk in barrels of twenty pounds full
weight, free from moisture and sand Applyto
.+---s u 81 'i-+'s T. n. SHIELDS & CO., %. '-'
.--. F -' " -"' 50 Gravier street. or to the
100 2p6t fe O. aE saafz@ssl7 Company, Amite, La.