American Manufactures,
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There has been very fair demand for the season in
this and the other markets, and in kinds in sheet
ings for instance, there has been slight advance.


The increased sale in manufactures in all parts of
the world has given impetus to the erection of new
mills through, ut the Union, and in few years there
FORE New England will not be considered as it now is
the land Of the miilocracy.


There less than fifty cotton factories in Tennes
They consume annually about 10 600 bales of cot.
ton There many others employed in spinning and
weaving both cotton and wool. Jeans osnaburgs, lin
seys, kerseys and bedtickng made at Lebanon Shell
byvle, Franklin and Winchester. At Lebanon, 100
hands employed in the manufacture OF the
kinds Of cotton and wooen negro clothing One half Of
these hands blackslaves, Of course-and hey are
said to be expert in ar.ost any department The goods
manufactured disposed OF at home and in South
western States The Nashville Oythopoiian considers
that the OF the factories in Tennessee dsproves
the opinion held by many that manufacturing establish
ments canno. be carried with advantage where slave
ry prevails. The manufacture Of blankets is about
be introduced into Tennessee for the first time at Le
banon.


The Fall River cotton factories eight in number
running 3s,952 spindes consuming per 500 230
pounds OF cotton and manufacturing $50 wards Of
cloth, OF the value Of Sls3 l6o Capital invested 5000
900 males employed 250 and females 52O total ITO
hands. There are two calico establishments printing
annually 900 yards of cloth value OF 81 OO0
O00 Capital invested $3.50 00o males employed 7g5
and females ls: total number OF hands employed Ia ALL


8l3 total capital 81 0l0 900 invested fetal value cloth
turned out 81 io3, 100.