The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-04-30
CONFEDERATE ARMORY and FOUNDRY
COMPANY

COMPANY
ToTHE CITIZENS oFTHE CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA.
! ETTE ARE ON IHEEYJI ofWhat may prove along and
w bloody The best citizens Of our country
tobe opposednbatte by the lreng ofthenorth.
Theyctory generally with those who are best drilled,
and armed with the most approved weapons Our enc
mics have all at hand for constructing the most
ofwar Our country in this respect
almost destitute Our supplies from foreign countries
have been cut Oft The present stores must be soon eX
haused It's absolutely necessary therefore provide,
at early day, against all contingencies. All pTeml
nary preparations have been made to commence imme-
dately On large SCALE the manufacture Of all lnpe-
r1ents and munitions Of war that may need Southern
talents stands ready To labor in the of Southern
freedom Our government will look to private enterprise
to supply its Those who have gone forth to fight
the battles Of their country demand Of US that they
should be left without the most improved means of
defence against their enemies Our best interests call on
us for the immediate commencement Of this important
work. Capitals wanted and we confidently appeal
to the patriotic feelings Of the people Of the Confederate
States to aid US in carrying out this enterprise AS an
investment therei no better opportunity present Of
fering. THOMAS &. McNEILL, Acting Superdent,
Macon, Ca.
CAPITAL, ......... 81 ,0oo
/ The manufactures Of this Company will consist Of
Artillery
FOR SEA COAST, GARRISON SEIGE, FIELD AND
NAVY USE.
Small Arms
RIFLES, MUskETs, PISTOLS, SWORDS AND BAY
ONETS.
Laboratory Stores
I Gun CAPS, FUSES, PRIuING TUBES, PORT FIEEs.
Projectiies
SHOTS. SHELLS, BALLS, ROCKETS, Ere
GUN POWDER, MILITARY STORES.
rs soonas 1000 subscribed the Company viii be
regularly organised and work commenced immediately
a part ofthe machinery which will be necessary has al
ready been ordered ana in course Of construction.
Books for subscription will be opened in all of the prin-
cipa cities and towns of the Confederate States the
\ 1st June.
Company is regularly organised. iunel9t
CHARLES BYENE,
No SC Tchoupitouas Street. between Poydras and Gra-
Hier New Orleans,
MANUFA cTuRER
/ COPPER, SHEET IRON, f'INWAEfE. Etc,
Dealer in Stoves and stove Pipe.
4 HE AXES cverv description Of Copper work including
VI Stills, of from 20 to 20Q0 gallons and Sheet Iron
work and Tinwarc ctc Blacksmithng and general Job
bing and Repairing in the metallic line attended to- Ic
| keep good assortment Of TINWARE on hand, which
is0ercd very low prices both by wholesale and retail
Charles Byrne would also state that he keeps
" good supply and assortment Of the best descriP
tion Of both Heating and Cooking Stove he found
elsewhere, description owhich, ENTIRELY owX
FMAyUFACrrRE tho i}IRNE STOVE would cook for from
So persons 300 up to 5JJ 600 according
size, there beng seven sizes.
This description ofStogc il extraordinary for simple
itv strength. compacness and convenience Of being
moved from place to place without liabilities to njure,
also for durability NoSove can excel it for baking fry
ing boiling bToilin@ its capacous ovenhas appar-
uuS, easily managed, and liable to get of order
that when properly used meat OF all descriptions
well tis, vegetables, fruit pastry and bread etc.
which may be putin it, at the same time to be baked,
properly speakngrOastcd, III the best poo5ibeman
mr. and ii be div ud crisped Oh the surface cooEed
ID oDcn e and eacl article rcainin s own par
ticuI9r flavor alt the damp sweat and fumes arising from
tia different articles undergoing .c process Of cooking
beng carried entirely ol te moment they arise Il can
aso be made to the power 10 consume nearly aits
own smoke has bcsdesa draft regulator to govern the
fre :sFhc Esyrne %toves. Viii etcr sujt tor yuod If
r,f ma IaSd Ias IKE advantage FaIIoI
er stove being attached OF hcied on 10 it, which eau be
done Win TeIy little trouble and without auv alteration
or rIarro IL i,rr or construction N.hen4t toratb
r -Ia 7.o f,~ro snIcndid Rance and ,re worked
nIs- oi,a f;rp tha of the first The a5ditiGna
io, snrrin N r0niInefion vith the tirs II III ll tr
scriptio Of Baking as well as for heating purposes ec
The furnace or box bcur lined all round with koa-
w scnerate cast iran Qard plates and sepcratc l4yy
,rte ars should thcv ret warped or burned Iom tbe
Constant acon Of Inc ira can a or any, Of then, ba rn
a-vaJ Ir tfn r1aLar 1,ya rat.n .I1 ta orir-yI rat
t, ~ ,.ary Hn,r t,,rnr ,ylicl y:;n r55aI. rf
rood 5sne[r These rIard ,,Iata hqxt cr1- l
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aI1 fror tb5t m tiree or 2nrv5ats aId He hnatir
rt r tIa fr-fr9tr e aterfai n iii Ias from
ei@b 10 len vears This stove Is now in use on steam
ps ~tsalnbo@< II bo3r3tns aosfs and on 2E
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