The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

from Fort Morgan but could tell nothing OF the fort
any there. They brought TO BarrancAs bar
racks, where they are At present confined"
MISSISSIPPI.
srATE ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The Army Board OF Mississippi In session the first
week In March in the city Of Jackson, and adjourned on
Friday last having made the following appointments
Charles Clarke, First Brigadier.
General Acorn, Second Brigader.
General Mott Third Brgadier.
General Richard Griffith, Fourth Brigadier.
General VIM Barksdaie Quartermaster General
Colonel Beverly Matthew's, Adjutant and Inspector &C.
Colonel P F. Ldds, Assistant Adjutant and Inspector
Nelancthon Smith, Horace II. Miller, Isaac N Daylj
Jr, and John McGuik, Adutans and Inspectors of BIZ
gades.
SOUTHERN TRADE AND SOUTHERN MA.
NUFACTURES.
The people Of the Confederate states that they
have bona de national existence, looking about TO
sec how and where they can render their little nation
dependent Of the Northern States other respects Is
well that the bulk Of manufactured goods hereto
fore used in the South Of Yankee fabrication, and
the New England States have wrought and grown rich
from portion Of the PROFITS Of the Southern staples.
We're statistics necessary 10 support our af-
frmatve opposition in this respect, they could
be- readily adduced; but presume that
every schoolboy knows that the manufacturers o
Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts,, have been
paronized principally by the South But this longer
promises TO be the The Southern capitalists, IL
would appear from Southern exchanges making
great effort from end of the republic to the
othes set up manufactures for themselves and be- In
future only politically alenated from the North but
to be entirely independent Of for the farming utensils
cotton goods boots shoes, brogans, carriages, &C. In
former article noticed the fact that already in
Georgia and other Of the States OF the new
republic cotton manufactures being built and COM
peent engineers were prospecting with view Of de-
veopng the water power Of the South In this
latter the published highly favorable
New organizations are springing into action, and in
short time Mr. Lincoln and his party will discover that
few thousand mechanics the New England States
hurt, from the competition manufacturers of the
South We subjon few advertisements, taken at
dom from the Southern papers, 70 show how fast this
Southern domestic manufacture is being carried by the
popular sentiment Of the day -
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SOUTHERN EyyTRpRrsE AND NDusrRy.-Lades, you should
k pa the store OF Thomas IA Broughton street. for
no intends manufacturing his stock here His store is
the southern boot and shoe l4 Broughton street,
Savannah.
We ARE sourIMRSFRs AND OUR FAMILIES AIso-that
lie, Alexander HI and VIM + Johnson-and we now
prepared TO manufacture ladies' and gentIemens boots
and CATERS also children shoes Of ali kinds which we
have not been allowed TO do heretofore Our customers
may depend upon their orders being led and that by
man that belongs to society-we WON'T will not
win not submit. TO any combination by any body
Of nen.-A,ExR. Hill Co.
have now IN my employment the best Of workmen
that be had In this city elsewhere. What builds
up cy2 schoolboy can nnswer the question: Manu-
featuring interest What has built up the Northern
citiesS The am interested in the city Of Rich
mond and the State Of Virginia care nothing about the
s S and supper At the Ese
or anywhere else that they may name and at any time,
for the honor Of the card that appeared the 2sth 1t
haa hat has,
peared In the daily papers ALEX. HILL, Richmond.
p. ST. stand on my own platform.
A late Richmond Va, paper says:-we stated a few
days ago that unders God that Il not contenpa
ton 70 establish boot and shoe factory this city
We have since learned that the enterrisng gentleman
Burch He contempatss establishing tsnnery and shoe
factory about i've miles from the clay.
The Evening Dispctch Richmond, va.) Of yesterday
establish boot and shoe factory in this city, and has
gagged Mr. T. g. Hetcalfs oace On Mcintosh
street FOR the purpose Both enterprises have best
Wishes for their success.
SormxS SHOE MANUFACTURE CoMpAyY, Depot No % st.
Charles street. New Orleans factory Nos 10 and2 st. Fer
dnand street, now manufacturing superior quality
pump welt and double soled oak tanned russell shoes
to which they invite tho attention Of those having TO
purchase tbs article These shoes are branded the
bottoms, Southern Shoe Factory, New Orleans" and
can be cttained only at the depot OF the company.
GEORGE q. ROGET, Secretary.
DRY Goopa
EyoouRiGu SOUTHERN MLsuTAcruRR so, and
II 0es1r0Dio
without paying any more for them than their actual
worth. The Crenshaw Woollen Company Of this city,
wca not WITH su would rather su y.
other Southern manufactures by furnishing grades
styles o. gods that have never heretofore been made in
and finest quality. They manufacturing fine CAS-
sneres ana cloths Of every variety from nne virginia
their army cloths At first expressly for the
not superior In QUALIFY 70 those they had been buying
heretofore, and quite as cheap. The Virginia state and
city IN October last, awarded 70 this company gold me-
da FOR their exhibition OF wooen goods which Included
rely upon every piece q goods BY Us being
what u represented and under no circumstances win
this company DO induced 70 work shoddy In their goods
vii they card any cotton with their wool Lewis D.
Crenshaw, President, Richmond, Va
GEORGIA MAsuFAcTrRE-20 bales Columbus fashions,
bales Richmond stripes 30 bales cotton osnaburgs 10
Nevits, IAahrop Rogers, Savannah.
PANEL DOORS
sorTEyy MiSuvAcruRE-Al lot Of Georgia pine panel
doors, OF Georgia manufacture for sale at john divers
No 10 Whitaker street, corner Of Bay lane, Savannah.
UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE
Sourxsw MASurAcroRy OF UPHOLSTERY Frp~rupR--
Mai,ard, IS Royal street and " Bienve street. New
0rleabs Informs his numerous customers and the public
generally that in consequence Of the organization Of the
Southern ccnfederacy he has resolved 10 increase his IA
ctes for the manufacture every description OF furni
Having had twenty years experience in the manu-
aCure OF FURNITURE TOT tn hrket ne fees conhdent OF
succeeding in producing article far superior TO any
article brought from the North Always on hand from
hts mandatory, bedroom paror, dining room hall and
library sets All kinds Of furniture made on drawing
In conjunction with the above named business no will
also continue 10 keep hand all descriptions of foreign
goods from direct Importation for furniture draperes
and curtain sus &C. window shades, cornices carpets
mattr gs, upbolsers trimmings, artistic bronzes clocks
candeabras, lamps, fancy china and biscuit ayticee
china table SETS Afende and plated table ware venItIa
mirrors Of all sizes, artificial flowers and flower baskets
&C. Furniture and carpets stored and repaired.
CLOTHING.
RrHEcrD CLOTHING MAyurAcrosy subecribeys
have and large and complete assortment OF southern
goodscloths, cassmeres veetines OF
all grades, from the following noted mills-Crenshaw
Mills, Richmond, Va; Miller Oos Mile, pulpepper |