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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
HENRY ,. HEEr rs,s 5R, Av s,r VI
GROCERIES, DRIED AND FOREIGN FRUITS
On as :. .aI.. Dss asS n ne s, 9sl9'h
consisting Of Green and Black Teas Cefees Spices
Plans, ssrisnes Anchoves Lntes Peas, Beans, Soap,
Candles aayans ssas mnS sas e A1
order JOHN KELLY Sheriff.
TOHN H. Burnley, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
- day al o'clock at 40 Canal street Pier, Mante ana
other GAasses sofa Beds Sofas, washstands Extension
other Chairs; TeteaTetes Bureaus second hand Billiard
Table Cooking stoves Heaters Ranges mahogany, bsek
Carpets Ocoth Hair and other Mattresses Feather Beds
Lace Curtains Cottage Suits and also on "Wednesday ~
u large quantity Of Furniture OF the three story
house 93 Houston street.
DAWNBRoKER's sALE.-wM. c. HIGGINS WILL
sysnae, near Thrtyseeond street 400 lots Of Dr. ,sses,
shawls Coats, Pants, Quilts Rsnkes Pillows Piece Goods
&c BY order Of ". 9 H., Licensed Pavnbroker
G j. S0GART, MISUNDERSTANDING
~ Dec H. al 01a O'clock at the auction No North
William street, Household Furniture consisting OF general
Assortmei't OF Paror Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture
SHBRIRr,s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL wRITs
10 SAL at ic venue On ruesl,y the ION day Of Deccm
Der kSol 10 O'Clock In the torenoon sl2 Broa wa
large OF Linens White Goods consisting
Tahe Linens Towels H.ndkerhefs, Quilts Jacone,s Sheet
ms &C., &c Also Office Fafninre Dssss Chairs Iron
SnwISonk, Dec. !, .sSi, ''' JOHN KELLY Sheriff
| S,HEFIFF's sALE-JEwELLERs SAFE.
CHAMBEKs TAiRCHILD, Auctioncers,
WI, se at their saesroon ll3 Nassau street, on Tuesday
Jewellers Safe, large size, elegantly fitted up
| q very handsome Cabinet Show Cases.
Also, Tor account of former purchaser ONCE Safe
JOHN KELLY. Sheriff.
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pEMiTTANCE TO IRELAND &C.-TAPsCorT 4 co
IL continue 10 draw drafts they have
twenty-five yesrs Those wishing TO remit money their
Trends be suped with drafts amount paya hie
demand in an, Iart Of Great Britain or Ireland by p
plying at their cd cNabhshed place Of business 81 South
street, New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

FoR HAvA 4ss United STATE. nan .,.,n,,,,
COLUMBIA,
- Richard Adams United States Navy. Commander
VIII leave pier No North river Tuesday December H.
at ~ O'Clock NJ. precisely.
Passengers requested to their passports before
securing passage.
For freight passage
Apply
sPoFFoRD, TrLEsToN h co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

TIENkY H. LEFDs AUCTIOSEEE -UENPy Il

HEkkY H. LEEDS AUCTIoNEER HENRY H.
- LEEDS Co viii Sell at auction Tuesday, Deem
Der 10 At u O'Clock fl front OF No q Nassau street
aVey valuable thoroughbred bay saddle Mare well broke
WY stylkn, hve Old suitable for lady Reneman
aoll maze good military horse for light weight perfectly
e"Ana an KIM; recently owned ~ A. Belmont. Esq.
$50 he i5 sied bay carr.ae Horse 1874 hands be-
s~ee ~ ara seven yests old perfectly sound
Sitq an1 senLs IN ~ harness and rs yery stylish driver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

EOR EXCHANGE-A THREE STORY BRICK STORE
In ful size lot, In Greenwich street. paying D.
cent; win exchange for improved property up town. for
Brooklyn property, or a country seat.
CLARK GODDARD, No. IS Cedar street.
American Exchange Bank Building
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FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR TO LET-THE LARGE
subsan al brick Factories, with dwrnt
iron water wheel hume red horse enrine twenty miles
from the city On the line New HI ven Ra I'D; eight
trains day, with Steamboat and socns daily date
possession Inquire of JAS NJ. NIL LER Is Pine street
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ITO EXCHANGE-FoR FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT.
near this city, If unn lumber d. and valued from $4,000
to $4,000 desirable story brown stone Houses Al.
dress r H., Herald office, for one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

HOUSE WANTED FOR EXCHANGE-STTUATED BE-
IL TIVE Ninth and Ffteth and Fourth Sixth
avene not too heavily ncnmbnr Give full particulars
In letter to Buyer box 1871 Herald Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-15
The me,hsaists ana the var,

The Georgia Methodist Conferences, Ehich met
in Atlantis last week, appointed . committee on
public affairs. They made 40 excellent report, &C
eompsnied with the following resolutions, which
we're unanimously adopted:
/. Rssslvsd, That s. Conferences Of christisD
ministers, We return o4r most grateful aekno WI
sdgsments to Almighty God for the kind inssrposi-
hon of bis providence ~ manifested in our abun
dant crops, ,snd the brilliant victories We have
achieved 6y our arms.
2. ResolUeG, That in eur deVohonI, We viii con
tinue to pray for the success Of our arms and the
conquest Of Q permanent peace, and to AJAX the
blessings Of our Heavenly Father, upon our civil
and religious officers, and soldiers and their fam
Lisa.
8. Resolved, That We recommend weekly prayer
meeting, to be held wherever practicable, fer ID,
same special purpose.
1. Resolved, That there is no such thing a. Tn
ion party among rs, and the assumption Of the Ell
iatence Of such party il fslsS in fact fGbrica-
ton of the enemy 10 excuse the unhoy war against
the Confederate States. That the Union being
broken, il is broken for all time We never viii
consent TO become citizens Of the United States.
Reached, That the above report and Fesolu
tons be sent TO our delegates in Congress- aud laiC
before that body.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-15

Hrr BT Buck NIGdER.-A gentleman told Us ar
amusing story the other day Of a Yankee Colonel
Who was wounded in the brickbat eight at Balti-
more which initiated the present war, away back
last April This soldier was conveyed over t
Washington, where he ives lodged in the hospital
Among other things he Esid, was the folloWing:-s
doctor, 1 am going home. 1 don's mean to hght
any more for the negro because it i al cheat ana
. SHIndls / don't believe in Cufey, Doctor. an
cured, thank God, Of my delnsion Is well a. my
wound ! always was in favor Of freedom, Doctor
was a member Of the Republican party from the
start. / came down here to Sight this war for the
oppressed and down trodden. But count me at
from this forward, if you please, for JyGs great
id bgs-f niger 1t ka evg gs had nth 4rag
pin. ..... 60
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RsvoIuIion in BTadIey County.

4 gentleman who Is fully informed and entirely
reliable, writes "a from Bradley county, that on
the 18th intt., since the Message Of Lincoln h -
reached thSt county, scarcely Union msn can be
fOund-Gl declare themselves for the South. One
OF two huGdred OF them have Joined tie Southern
army in thu last fOrty-elsht hUErs. There is a
much better feeling than has ever prevailed IN TIE
community before. The people Esy they have bssn
misesd By their leSders regard to the policy Of
he Northern Government They cannot be sold %
AbolitiOndOm. Bradley county IS going 20 furnish
regiment for Inc Confederate army. Dr..
Thompson vii go into the regiment
and many moro prominent Union men
since reading LincOln's Hesssge, have de-
cIared themselves strongly fer tie South
Vim. Hancock, formerly Union man, is now
raising company for the Bradley Regiment. The
other companies IN progress for this tgiment are
Capt. ". Camps, e southern Rights man, Cap
ISin Frank TriPlet 5 (late UnionistD Judge Chip
mans, uste Unlon,l and Jos. Perrine's date IN
lol.)'
Our correspondents account Of the good work
hat Is going on in Bradley viii carry joy TO every
true Southern heart In the State. Nay We nOs hope
to hear similsr accounts from every county II East
tennessee. God grant thzt We may yet De band
Of brothers in defence CT rights against tbC
croachments Of Northern despousR ana abolition
iansticism-R H0syi0s Register, Dee. H.
ThS Register says that among the Uaionists Of
East Tennessee, LIScoLS'a message is having the
hspPIsst effect, Wherever il hs5 besa read. those
Who are not G6OIhOaisls are eolfssaiDg themselves
deceived and are dsn0uncing LNCcLS and his poll
ey, and declaring for war Of extsrminstiOn rather
than submission to il.
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Sauiesbury's denomination proposition.
The following are the resolutions offered in the
Federal Senate by Mr.. SAGLEsBUAY, OF Delaware,
on the 4th mat, looking to reconstruction Of the
UnIon, ard the proceedings of the Senate thereon
Whereas, The people of the States of Virginia,
North Carolina, south Carolina, Georgia. FIorids,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas Arksnsss
and Tennessee are IN revolt against the Constitu
rional Government OF the United states, and have
assumed 70 secede from the Federal Union TO form
an independent government, under the name of IhS
Confederate States Of America, and whereas, the
Congress Of the United States approving the senli
rneLps expressed by the Presldsnt in ma annual
message THAT the Union must be preserved, and
neacs all indispensable means must be employ !"
and believing that kind and fFaternAl feeling be-
tween the people Of all the States is Indispensable
to the maintenance Of happy and prosperous IN
ion and being willing 70 manifest such feeling on
their part - the end that peace may be restored
70 distracted country, and the Union and COnsIi-
sutisn be preserved and maintained, and inviting
the cooperation of the people Of the AFORESAID
Strtss in the accomplishment Of objects so bsneh-
Clal 70 each and ali, 60 resolve as follows:
kssoIUed That Willard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce,
Roger B. fancy, Edward Everett, George u. Dallas,
Thomas Ewing, Horace Binney, Reyerdy Johnson
JDhn j. CriiIsndeJ, George T. Pugh, and Richard
", Thompson be, and they are hereby appointed
Commissioners on the psrt Of Congress, 70 confer
OOA4l4A4As94SASAA
ed By the StaEe aforesaid, for the preserYGslOn o.
the Union and the maintenance Of the Constitution
and that they report the result Of SAID Conference
to Congress- for approval or rejection.
Resolved, That upon the appointment Of Com
missiOners as heresy invited, by said States, and
upon the meeting OF the joint Commission for the
purpose Of conference Gs sf0T essd, active hostii
ties shall cease and be suspended, and shall not be
resumed unless said commission shall De unable to
agree, or case Of an Agreements By them, SAID
agreement shall be rejected either BY Congress or
py the aforesaid States.
Mr. Sumner, OF Massachusetts,, objected 70 The
reception OF the reaoluuOqs,
Mr. Hale, OF New Hsmshirs, said the list Of
Commissioners named was very good, bat he sug.
gested that that OF James Buchanan be ADDED. Ina
would complete the lat.
The resolution was laid over infermslly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-15
Superintendent Of Water Wo
CONTEMPLATION

Editors of s NIShUVe Union q nd American:
GsNTLENEN-In your paper of the 18th inst, l
read the following:
A correspondent of the Petersburg Express.
dated Suffolk, Va, Dec. 10, says it is understood
ment from LouIsisns, csmped between Suffolk
and Portsmouth and three heutenauts were killed
in the afrsy.
Allow me, then, to inform your readers that at
the place referred 30 in the correspondence Of the
Petersburg Express. Va, is encAmped the Sd Battal
ion Of Louisiana. 1t bore once the name Of the q,
Polish Regiment Of the Polish Brigade which l
raised in that State but there ia not one Pele In its
6ls and rsnk-nor amongst its ofacers. The desig-
nation Of the Polish Regiments w.s given to the
Regiments ef the Brigade which raised, and to
the Brigade itself-by the officers first muster.
ed into service-sOlsly because [ an & native of
Poland. Bat since I withdrew from the service
their designations Of the lst and 81 Polish regi-
ments was changed into that Of the l4th regiment
and Sd battalion Of LouisiAna-the later being
formed out Of the remnant Of nay I'd regiment.
No Polish brigade, then, and Polish regiment il
in existence, aud calling now Polish" regimen.
any Of the troops raised by me, mislesd the public
in this case, with rsudice to the POlilh natonali
ty and iRterSAt.
The editors who have republished this CHROME
GUS report Of the corresp ondens OF the Petersburg
Express are respectfully requested 70 corr ect the
error In justice to Poland.
Yours, very respectfully,
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SUCCESSFUL FoRAans.-We learn that q force
from Columbus, composed Of small infantry dstach-
ments under Capt ]. D. Layton and Capt. Montgom-
cry. and about thirty cavalry from Capt MoutEom-
ery's corps, the whole under the command of Maj
J. @ Cole, made an important movement on Sunday
night last which resulted In securing to the proEs
ion resources eff our forces at Columbus ard vicin
ity twenty six head Of fat beeyes and three hundred
and ffty-thTee head of fat hogs The whole lot WAS
intended to supply the enemy at Psducsb, but the
activity ef cur boys, at the proper moment, after
the stock had been weighed and perhaps accounted
for, prevented its use for the purpose originally
intended. e, to furnish supplies to the enemy
The stock was removed 70 place of safety. and ia
estimated to be worth at least IS 0OO.-ksmphis
appeal, Dee. IL
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A Card.

T.
Messrs. Editors UEion and american: In your
paper of the 18th instant, you offered 10 the pub
lie an apology for not issuing your Tri-Weekly in
time, from the fact Of the water being shut of from
your ofice during the night, and complain that the
Superintendent of the WGter Works did not notify
us that it would be done. In j1stfcatient to myself
as superintendent must say that the water was
shut of from the city without my knowledge or
consent. I wss not apprized of the fact untiLffve
O'Clock in the morning, when Immediately repair
ed to the Water Works to ascertain the cause, and
learned that it wss done by order of the Chairman
of the Committee on Water Works, Isaac Paul,
E.q for the purpose of sscertaining whether the
leak was in the Reservoir or in the main pipe The
I'd engineer being present while the conversation
was passed with the Chairman and the other me m
bers of the COMMITTEES, understood it IS an order
for him to shut the water from the city, and acted
accordingly. The consequence was the city was
deprived of water from. twelve o'clock st night
until four O'Clock A. NJ In Justice to Mr.. Paul, the
Chairman, have to say he expected would have
been notified of the fact, which was not done. z2i
regret - well a. the committee that notifca
tion was not given TO me, for the object desired
could have been attained without cutting oil the
wster from single By drAnt in the city. Indeed
there is scsrely contingency can arrive thai
would be necessary to shut the water IF from tbs
city. .ss.-.a
Mr.. PAUL made & abatement before the Board en-
tirely exoner atiDg me from any blsme, taking
the same upon himself. But as the re porters made
no mention of the fact, offer this comm znicstior
as explanatory of the whole matter, which hope
will be satisfactory.
JOIN n. SEABURT,
Sunerintendent Of Water Works.
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TIE SUFRLT OF SALF.-Nr. Woodfn, from the Com
mittee on Salt, IN the North Carolina Convention
has made report sad submitted an ordinance to
the Convention concerning the supply of that sT
ticle. BE estimates the deficiency for she year al
least three hundred thousand bushels, OF which
the salt works at Abingdon, Virginia, cannot sup
ply one bushel in ten. The committee think thai
an abundance can be procured on the sea COAST by
boiling, even at this season Of the year, st lees
than two dollars per bushel. The report was &C
companied by an ordinance spprCpriSting Sl00 :
OOe 20 be used in erecting and furnishing the mecca
sary works. These works to be under the coRtro
of salt commissioner and the salt TO be furnished
to the people Of the State at cost, including the
price Of transportation.
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Fro.n ouls,berlx,,d Can.

CuEpERIAAL GAP, TEEs, Dec IL, 1861.
Mssms EtaOs 81 am proad to inform you that
our troops ss this place are in good health and In
fns Epsrita. This place Is SO well fortified thar We
can whip any number Of Lincolnises that may be
sent here for fight. Our boys are getting sc.very
anxious for fight that they csn scarcely be man
sssd The fsrtiAcSfions are about completed. and
every fellow has selected place to die or Conquer.
The winter quarters are finished, and are indeed
very comfortabls-far more comfortable than
friends at home think we have. Each hut is furr.
ished with the following furniture: One bedstesd
lour best make, but not vsrnished1, tabs Of the
same kind, one camp kettle, sskilst snd lid, Wa
tar bucket fry pan, tin cups, tin plates, guns,
) or cartridge boxes, or bayonete, 8 or can
teens, 10 or Is blankets, set OF pocket knives DO
forks, cUHee pot, some wooden spoons, 8 pair Of
pot hooks, pint of sugSe, little bag Of coffee, q
little salt, few oak boards, three-legged stool,
peek Of meal, ten lbs. bull beef looking glass,
tin dipper, no dog irons, and from s to 10 of the
da,ledst finest, bravsst hesrtiest, goooest looking
boys ever mustered into the service of country IN.
der the EzH, go help me, -, or such is mess, No.
4, Of Company H., 18th Res't Team. Vol.
Yours, truly, faithfully, fondly, 81
JEROME SPrScE
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THE OoEFKDERArE REPsATER We were shown
yesterday slx-shOoter revolver Fsds % which the
inventor Mr.. John Johnston, Of Athens, GeorgiE,
has given the above name, The invention is an ia
provemsnt on Colts principle, an in point of rapid
Ity OF fire. simplicity OF construction safety and Sc
euTity against the effects of damPuess Is decidedly
preferable to any qua that has come der our
notice. Il is provided with three eyllndeTe, each
contaising SIX charges. When one cy Under has
been discharged it Is but the work Of a couple Of
seconds 20 take it fr0m its position and replace il
with loaded one. This can not only be done almost
instantly, but may be accomplished IN the dark.
with perfect certainty Once inserted n It's place
the cylinder, in the act Of cooking the piece usts
itself to the barrel eff the gun and the cap 10 the
hammer, without the aid OF the hand "a in the War
ren gun. When the loaded ey Under is in position,
the caps sre entirely concealed and protected, 20
that they neither be exploded nor lost from the
tube With sbayOnet, which can be easily applied
to the rifs it would be most formidable weapon
The model rife, which VISA made by Ar. J0hn-
Eton, without the advantages Of machinery, can be
ssen at our counting room to-dsy.-casagnah Meas
Dee 8.
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GEORGIA AND IKE FEDERAL UAIox.-A resolution,
introduced BY Mr. Lee, of Muscogee, formerly enc
Of the strongest Union men in the Stste declaring
the dissolution Of the Union fixed. final and IRE
Vocahls, and pledging al the resources Of Geor-
siS for she prosecution Of the war anr the Inde-
pendsnes and sovereignty Of tie Con ederats States
snail be acknowledged" passed both houses Of our
Legislature, Saturday last By unanimous cote. IL
will thus be seen that eur delegation the Cenfeds-
rate Cosgress will have officially IN pFOclaiming
the sentiment Of Georgia on the Lincoln proposition
for . JOINT Unisn CemmisEiou.-Sevangoh RVv5k-
eqp BIC To-
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Nashvills, Tenn, Dec. II 1851.
COMMUNICATIONS.
G. ToCHHLS.

Mrs. FELICIA G. PORTER, Presiden. of The Soldiers
Rslbf Society Of Tennessee:
DEAR MADAM have they7pleasure herewith to
hand you check for $3.50, this day received from
Rev. S. CoRLET Chaplain Of I'd Arkansas regiment
In Kentucky, with these instructions to to me:
Enclosed please find draft for $3.50 to be applied
to the benefit Of the sick soldiers belonging to the
I'd Arkansas Regiment. Hand this to Mrs FELICIA
G. Porter, who will be kind enough to ascertain
what they really need and obtain it for them"
Hoping that this donation may assist you and
your society in your noble work Of humanity and
patriotism anG, in some Sort tighten the Affections
of those for whom it was intended.
have the pleasure to be, yours respectfully.
Dec. l3 r.. We WARD.
Rev. ". z. WARD sIE: Your nots Of the 18th
mat was received last evening, enclosing check
Of $3.50, 1.-TWO hundred and fifty doilsrs) from Rev.
q. CoRLEr, Chaplain of the ID Arkansas Regiment.
assure you the money will be faithfully spDIis d
as desired BY the donor.
Yours, respectfully.
FELICIA GEUNDYssPo
President Soldiers Relief Society Of .Tsnneslee.
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Eif1y Dollars Rewafdl

ANAW AY from tie suhsebsf. living the Cuusrlsprg
y kiyer, sbozs eight nHss above hsshvLis fentSss a
german, aaEel JOSDsN TFert7 dtllsr rssara via b
given taken vhiH he stare and ar scared In
say that yet hin again
Jordan Eve feei eight inhss kh sbrut trssys years
old Eess5 ere hasdfsd and city I've PoundB ss Ehsn
talEB and ltaUmrrs Uheo gxc Ae2d, tha Nib
sPOt marry Hlks5; scar on Let essk iannnE snneT
noss tnEalda he ear eaTk s1uPi zou rghs -
caused b eut On So Tia & Ag Fhab made As ssy
70 ss1s o. ne cam . A. ". OEkRE9H.
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AN NoIrgST OF FaE BATTLE OF BEIMoSr.-John A.
Logan was Colonel Of al Illinois Regiment in the
battle Of Belmont. In the engagement the flag
bearer of the 18Th Arkansas was killed by shot
supposed to come from some of Logan's men Il
will not see that flag touch the ground said brave
young lad in the ranks He rushed forth, seized
the staff and in triumph bore It through The fight.
That young man is brOtssr in lac Of Col. John "a
Logal8-Co Columbus (6y) Nstas.
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. REPoHIRD CAPTURE OF YANKEEs. Passengers who
arrived yesterday from Manassas brought report
that Col Ashby q comm and had sharp skirmish
vi forging party of the enemy, on Sunday
last and killed Eiseen took eighty prisoners, and
captured twenty wagon loads well filed With
plumber. Our loss is reported at FIVE killed. We
have no meSns Of sscertsiDlug whether the story is
correct or otherwise but it seemed to be generally
believed last evening - Richmond Dispatch, Deo Ii
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A battalion OF cavalry was organized at
Camp Chesthan the other day BY the
election Of Capt J. ". STIEEs, as Lieu
'enGnt Colonel, sn1 Gen. 2 A WnsoS, the
Senator from the Marshall district IS Major. TIL
battalion is composed Of the following companies
Capt SrLRSE's from Williamson; Capt. PHILLIPS
and Capt DAVIS. from Wilson Capt HLTxEs and
1ept. MCCULLOUGH, from Marshall and Capt. ROB-
Rsox, from Rutherford
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ReH and Brass Founderl

IENHB rbserbeF respectfully returns his thanks II the puSs
fer past iayors, Hsd oils eonnuanee Of patIons n
the above line, aiso
Copper and Sheet Iren HanuTacturEng;
tsVeCsy via ever description Of Metal EWzagB Metallic
PaskinEH Babbt Metal ard OastinE&
goSa Pouu esnsratoss Ala PaEs ard Pu-ps Of svory
dezrDton manufactured order TegArei a. shoF notoe
Cas5 wiz b pad al ali tirss Tor old o2Psr ard brass.
SssIJ-itf COLE.