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It will be observed that the indebtedness to the
banks to-day is IL GOO ,Ooo less than at this
time in 1853.
There will be no more coin ordered hitler this
season. The Bank of Louisiana and the Citizens
Bank have about 81 100000 en- route from Europe
which amount may cone or it may be retained at
New York, where it will sell to better advantage
The exchange market has been gradually ad-
Vancing since the opening of the week. Drawers
and sellers have realized advantages each succeed
ing day. SO that the market to-day for foreign bills
abont equal to New York rates. Some parties got
cornered yesterday and were forced to advance
their low ideas to prices then ruling in New York.
They do say it was Boots. The market closed
very stiff yesterday, and opened with the same
feeling this morning, resulting in sales of clear
sterling at l06@lO6i. There were also sales at
l053, making extreme rates up to l06f. Bills with
documents were sold at lG4, l04I and 104s, and
some movements, at late hour, were closed at
higher rates, indicating that higher figures may be
realized next week. The movements in francs
were confined to small sums for remittance pur-
poses, at from 5.35 to 5.323 making extreme rates
from 5.371 to 5.32s. Sight ON New York was in
active demand over the counter at par. Outside,
the lates ranged from dis. to par Five days
sight dis. Thirty days sight 1@it dis. Prime
sixty days l3@l4 dis, and good to fair 2@2402s
dis. Supply of all rather limited.
There were no movements, sales or transfers oil
stocks day. The shares of the free banks are
increasing daily in value while the old bank shares
have attained almost fabulous prices for the times.
Nothing done in bonds nor miscellaneous stocks.
Real estate dull. Some sales are made every
week to close estates. Negroes command extra
ordinary good prices-very little falling off from
last year.
The financial position of New Orleans never was
stronger. The season is passing away, and croak-
ers and panic-makers have been obliged to sue
cumb. There was very severe pressure in the
months of November and December last, which
forced some fifty or sixty commercial firms to
suspend. 1t was the part of prudence and wisdom
for several houses to come to a temporary halt
Suspension does not carry failure Following these
suspensions there will not be more than four OF
five failures of note. Among the suspensions il
December was the factorage and produce house o
| Martin, Cobb & Co. 1t is with much pleasure tina
announcing that this house has resumed paymen
in full of all their liabilities. This was expected
from the well, known probity and high standing o
| the members of the firm at the time this suspen
| sion was forced on them:
NEW ORLEANS, March 49, 1861
SIR-Hayng recovered from our temporary EN-
barrassment, we from this day resume payment il
full on all our outstanding liabilities.
Yours, respectfully
MARTIN, C0BB & Co.
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-
The cotton market has been considerably exer-
csed this week. The Bears have conteaded
strongly against the daily enhancing pretensions
of factors. Under heavy falling off in receipts
the Bulls have attained the supremacy. The re-
ceipts for the week only foot up % 400 bales
against $1,000 bales for the corresponding week
last year. The receipts for the week at Mobile are
SSH bales against $500 for the same last year
The total receipts at shat port up to yesterday
(Friday4 foot mp 495 ,2Si bales against 7 1884 bales
for the same time last year. showing decrease of
229,f0O bales. The decrease at the two ports
Mobile and New 0rleans-now reaches 49l All.
The sales in this market this week were 500
bales against $4,000 bales for the same week last
year, and Al 900 bales for the same week in 1863.
The sales in Mobile for this week are 1900 bales
a good deal has been done. in that market on spe-
culation.
The accounts from Liverpool this week have
been by the Prince Albert, arrived at st. Johns TO
the 26th, and by the Etna at New York TO the
2Sth. These last were of dropping char scter
This evening the Arabia was announced at New
York with the weeks accounts up to II e ID, ouot
ing an inanimate and heavy market, With mfddlinv
Orleans at6Ed For sales Of the " eek see telegra,
phic dispatches.
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CaEsGEET ozytcx, No u

stock on hand not cleared. ...........s.-.. I5 100
SUGAR. ..12so Rhds. sold at previous rates,
Far to Fully Fair 4s953e, u rs.
MonAssEs. Sales 1900 Sbls. at 20@ass ana dc
for Fsrmenting and 25c. for Prime. No Choice on
sale.
FLOUR. The sales comprised 1886 bbls., Of
which 300 superfne, in one lot at - $50 at IS 30,
100 at IS s7K, 40 at s. s75 for supersne and
Sc 374 for Extra, 26G Good Extra at IS e5 and 100
Choice at 81 u Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embraced some A05O
sacks, including 1900 Mixed at IS, 800 Yellow
Mixed at SO; I61s Mixed at So, go White at 2 Io0
White Mixed at 62& and 300 Fancy White at zoe.
% bushel. OF Oats about 1850 sacks sold ut aa5c.
u bushel. In Bran 200 sacks sold at SOC u I08 u.s.
Hay. 100 bales Fine soId at s23S q ten,
PROVISIONS The transactions in Pork en-
braced some $50 bbls.,- comprising $50 at sIs and
200 at $ls Is. Retailing at s18 % u Dbl. In Ba-
con we heard of 70 casks sold, of which IL casks
Shoulders at II. 80 do. Ribbed Sides at 9aI. IL
Clear Sides at II 6 and 20 do at u gac. 10 Ii.
and noticed sales of 5000 bsles during the past
day or two at 1oac- cash. and He on time. Now
held at lie. cash.
COFFEE. 1865 Bags sold, viz 1Ge at iii 1545
at IL, 81 at 124 and l56 skimmings at 10le. % d.
WHISKY. 100 bAls. Reetifed sold at 10 and 40
do. at 2lc. % gallon. Retailing at 22e- u gallon
FRE1sHTs. Vessels on the berth afe filing up
with Cotton for Liverpool at se., and for Havre
at Ic.
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sS,I5,65b 81, lOl, 036 Sl,6t0,659
Int noe
sl7 ,6s6,Si4 sl4, PSI, 298 $40, 6s2, 40
Comparative Statement for two Weeks.

Actual Long and Short week S737SS
The following table comprises the amount of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
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years pass they will have employment for the full
amount of two millions each, and so long as we
have Board Of Currency, or Board Of Supervi-
soEs, no apprehensions, no fears reed be entertain
ed on an imitation of the currency, with the fines
and penalties to which Managers and Directors will
be amenable under existing statues.
The bank returns to-day show the following
changes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-18

CHEROKEE EsEMEDY!!-AN UNFAILINa
" Specific for oil Diseases of the Urinary Organs, and Gen
ersl Alternative aud Blood Purifier .
MThs Remedy when all other preparations fall.
R Is entirely unlike other medicine prescribed for
Venereg Diseases contains Mineral Poison Nauseous
Drugs being prepared from Roots Banks and Leaves
form OF pleasant and delicious Syrup.
RI is natures remedy " for Gonorrhea and elect,
Gravel Structure and especially recommended for Fuor Al
bus whites Fenaes3 Tor this complaint is Invaluable
NAs general alternative and blood purifier 1t has equal
and does fail Scroula Secondary Syphilis Glandu
Swengs Mercura and all Erupve Diseases curing
more speedily and permanently than other medicine known
1t does this by purifying and cleansing the boodeausug it
all it's original purity and 7gor, thus removing from the
system all impure and perncous which have induced
disease
all medical skill it especially recommended in old cases
never fails and in from three daya
few doses positively all scadng heat chordee
pain.
business.
Hs~It REQUIRES no assistance from other medicine.
E5I can the toetRbLe in the counting ROOM
without it's being suspected remedy for private
go
A treatise Vsneresl disease with full directions
their permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
AFor full particulars get Circular FREE from drug
Htore in the United States. 49,
~ is sold at retail for 80 bottle three bottles S.
by responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
the United States and wholesale by all wholesale drug
glsts
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos 81 and Isl Charities street,
Wholesale Agents for tho South,
RE-Sold by all Druggists ial6 ly&W
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The movements for the corresponding week last

The deposit line tAis season shows different
variation from last season and she year previous,
which confirms the scarcity of paper for invest
ment There, was decrease in the deposit line
last year for the corresponding week of $4o6 $685.
and for the same week in 1850 Of 81 1885
The position of the banks for three years mast at
this time is shown in the following figures
POSITION OF TEE BANKS FOE THREE YEARS At THE
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uELMBOLD's GENUINE PRErARATIoN-

ETEAHIBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HELMB0Ll's RTGHU for the Kidneys.
HEE&R%EBs B%SHS fs5 T. 65o sss:
HEHB9Bs B BTGT for os OF Msms,
HEI'JRR9TRR,,ss BESHS tsr Ri@nsss E Vision
##x#$Bs B B$S#S S f; Ss5:;a ssyse.
HEI ,I n's BTG I5 for Horror Of Disease
HE EHss Rgc for fer Wit sEss.
BTG GHT for for PP 1}o.o Skin
B BTGH for in hs fff Be rvd
with
HEtMh0Ps R RTGHT for Rassss
FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALES
Young, Single Married. contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU s the very best remedy
arising indscreon habits Of dissipation or in the decline
change of life. See symptoms above.
Nc Family Should be Without Ttg
TAKE NO MORE BAIsAM Mercury or Unpleasant med,
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
Il T; FL their stages ssses If dat Ass
Use HELMBoLbs EXTRACT B5cHUfor Exosssesarisins
habits induigedin
yYoung and Old.
aRd aS H of B
HUH sss0fs me r''''S' in
Ass5 HxTEH5S 1stH5if for all Affections
srs..s.-.-,s...~. Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating, and matter of
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit the
uent and may originate from the same
Read! Read! Read! Read!
HELMBOLDS BUCHU Is safe, pleasant in taste and
odor bat immediate in it's action. ~ 'AD
hSsissf sfSs o1 Of Se f sp
curry r. ISSEsI 3sfs5SS
au sr'.''"Sa 9s = ~ 81 SaI fdSTsHRsF
By Six Tor asfsf Il se address,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
ondeayor dispose Of their own and oher On the
'''''''''A Melmbolds Genuine Prepsrss!ong.
Extract Buchu.
so,ssy JOHN P REisS$ f; o Ss'h'
q and l5l Charities street,
nk for An S R r. 6ss fvs *,
advertisement and send for it, and avoid Imposition
posture. ta3l ly&W
TTNHON INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS
Corner of St. Charles and Canal streets.
'iPnn 265g76 IL
Total on the LIST of May, 1860 6 IS
This Company continues against perils of the
Seas and Rivers and Loss and Damage Fire at the current
rates OF premium ~' " ~ ~
Insurers in the Union Insurance Company allowed the
privilege Of participating in the profits tho Company accord
ing to the 18th article of the charter or if they prefer dia
count OF fifteen cent will be allowed their prenr All
Losses promptly and equally adjusted.
JouK H. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN DOLH0NDE firm of Martin Cobb Co
A. B. CHARPENTIER, frln of Lobit Charpentier K 10
n. J. cunts, firm of ]. H. Rhorer & Co. 49,
CARL K0HN, firm of q. Kohn 4 Co.
r. W. OGDEN, firm OF Cusachs Ogden
L. +. GENERES, firm of Abat GeueFes G 90.
Is VICTOR IL. IGNAE.
y JOSEPH DEYNOODTs
4. CHIAPELT,A. nul6 tnnvl
EEOR sALE-1O0 casks Alsops LAST INDIA PALE
Il ALE in lots TO suit purchasers. Apply to
WHEEIER ( SHEPHERD
te2k Il A6 street
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Amount discounts beyond ninety days 52
discounts beyond ninety days, March @
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FOR sALE-1OO casks Allsop,e EAST INDIA PALE
Il ALE, in lots TO suit purchasers Apply TO
WHEELER 4 SHEPHERD,
te2l AZ Carondelet street,
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LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescen
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AND MATAGORDA BAY.

TO sail o. THUR DAY March q. u A. NJ.
-rrA~ GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY.
NT fK3H New Orleans aud Texas United States Mail Line
The superior coppered and copper fastened steam
ship Chas. Morgan. j. lswe.s commander, will leave
above carrying the United States mails For freight pas
having superior accommodations apply on
board or to L. C. HARRIS, Manager
81 Camp street.
Asteansp OF this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
mornings the above n13
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G. ID. GRATKAA 81 CO., SO CUsToMHoUsE ST.,
-. offer for sRle in store or in Custom. House,
500 baskets Oil, Boun' freres-25, y and II OF.
100 qrs. Burgundy Port Wine.
10 qTs Sherry, ordinary.
SOS baskets Champagne Deorme-qts. and pts.
500 :. :. Gordon Vert :.
so =. =. Delgny-qr. bottles.
20 cases :. Impartial
30 pipes Gin, Queen brand.
$50 packages Cognac Brandy of The following arks Plsus
Co, Gauers reres, Larrondo freres, Castillo Saze
rae Il Co., T. Aeneau and Union Rf0prietors of I,g
Jarrie
200 casks Red Wine, for family use
40 :. White Wine,
20 barrels
1000 cases Red Wine, Lecompte Il Co.-qts. and pts.
100 :. Chateau Gscours-
80 :. MargRux Leya-
20 :. Green Peas-halt boxes.
10 :. Truife5- ,-...
10 :. Truihed Pies--qr. :.
80 :. Prunes-n jars. jas
CHATEAU tsEsCOURS, PESoAToRE 100 cases,
" in quartz and pnts of this avoEite Wine in store and for
sale by 8. n, 4RATIAA i CO.,
&2Q 50 gtrsak.
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ss@zg rxysvas, Ssszzss-1 NEW RAILROAD xxszss..
Gst9s lrFf sskzzzSSI ROUTE TgT EMT&
80 Sslk~X4 TO TEXAS. rs$ss4a
TINTED STATES MATT. LIME

w RIGHT IL CO.'S
- and popular Family Nedi
Druggists and Dealers at Propr
General Depot Special Aaenc
EsV Orleans, La.
VERMIFUaE5,
Eine-'s Canadian,
Swain's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jeyne's Tonic,
Kerl'g,
j A. Fshnestock's,
BALSAA AND COUGH BEN
~. uls EuIES.
Wistar's Balsafn Of Wild Cher
ry,
Hastings Egptha,
ShermRn's BaisRl1,
Buchan's Hungarian,
BeVis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
f3henck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's ESpsctorant,
Halls Balsapn,
Swaym's Syrup OF Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectcral,
Tayior's BalSgm Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's EleGatppaine,
Roser's Liverwort and Tar,
Ars. Gardiner's LIverworf,
tstadley's Cherry Expectorant,
.London's Indian do
DIR. Rose's do
hIcLean'A Strengthening Cor
sARsAPsARMLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. +. Townsena's,
Sandals,
Old Jacob Towngsnd's
Carpenters
Wyucoop's,
Shakers,
Graffsnberg's,
Br!stol's,
.5uyBott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS,
Wells Strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
Knapp's Indian,
-Aieock's Porous,
GriffifIh's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnice
a LIEIhENTS.
sMcLaan's Volcanic OIL Lini'
ment,
DR.. Sweets.
Mexican Mustang,
Fafrell's Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
@ Hsyer's,
sWadsworth's Rheumatic,
Tobias Venitjan,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
MsrchGnt's dargiing,
Cherokee, 0
Jayue's.
-. AaUE REMEDIES, etc,
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
stephens Compound.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Fehrifnge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LO2ENGES.
.tsherrlan's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's PulmoAic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Wafors.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Kathairon,
Burnett,s Cocoaine,
Boyle's Hyperion Flu
Phalon's Hair Ingigoravor.
eJayne,s Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
I.ondon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Haseps Fan Lustrnle,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbis.
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swain's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Iiorgley's Great Western.
DIN rMEET AND SALVES.
.Dally's Magical Pain Extractor
Professor Ho.loway's Ointment
McAllister's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor's
Pile,
Grsy's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's,
f.ondon's All-Healing, Russia.
BITTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix, Blaks's Arc
matte,
Old Sachem.
Or. J. Bovee Dods'.
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
VANDERVEER5S sc
Eg~ Druggists and Merehar
articles contained in the above
vantage by calling or sending
be found the most extensive ass
MEDICINES in the Emitted
Please address, j.
GENUINE J
MA II Nos. 81 and IL
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Totalasset on the LIST of May 1860 .SSl5 976 IS
This Company continues insure pers of
beas and Rivers and Loss and Damage BY Fire. current
rates OF premium. - - ~
Insurers in the Union Insurance COMPANY are allowed a
privilege Of participating in the prots Of the Company
ing to the 18th article of the charter they prefer dis
count OF fifteen cent will be allowed their premnu A
Losses promptly and equally adjusted
JOHN Il. CRAWFORD, Secretary. "'A'1''
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Extra special trips required at night by notifying
the conductor: Fare IS per trip.
The Steam Train will stop st Qentlly Station when notified
except, however, mail trips cents way.
Conductor must be notified before the
Omnbusses leave Canal Depot every Ave min
utes
myI ~ PANDEJY Superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-25
CONCENTRATIONS.

Questions About the Central COnfederacy.
Editors UFiHiOn dad American: Did Yankee 1nge-
nuty ever devise a better scheme for the extinction
of slavery in the border slave States than to divide
slavery against itsslf' Is not divide and con-
quer the motto of the prOpsgaEdist the world
over? Where will Kentucky sell her hogs, mules
and horses if she goes into this hybrid confeders-
cy? Where win she find sales for her excess of
slave population in the border States North of the
Ohio river? If ali the slaveholding States should
join the Southern Conferacy, could not those whose
interest is opposed TO it prevent the re-opening of
the African slave trade? If the cotton States form
Southern Confederacy and reopen the slave trade,
how is slave property injured in the border slave
holding States any less than if all the slaveholdng
States 20 together What does Kentucky sell North
of the Ohio river, mules. horses or slaves? What
do the b" worklngmen" of Louisville, who so de-
nounce the South and her principles, sell North OF
the Ohio river, is it bread agricultural imple-
ments or iron wares of any kind? Had not Lou
sville better secede from Kentucky and go over to
the other side of the river, where her sentiments
would better suit the latitude? Where is the mate;
rial TO be had out of which to form Central Con-
federacy? Is personal liberty law in Ohio and
Indiana less injurious than the same kind of law
in any New England State? Do either Of these
States propose or intend to repeal their multiplying
laws? Should Kentucky desert her known friends
to embrace unknown enemies! When she under
takes to go out of the clutches of her known enes
mics can she do so as well without, as with the
help of her known friends and win her old friends
be as anxious then to receive her after she has
taken the Infection by association, of Abolition
ism? Can the Legislature of your State answer
these question-let her people answer them at the
polls, and put them to the people of Kentucky? Is
not Nashville the natural site for the capitol of the
Southern Confederacy? You are an Editor and
ought to know every thing, can you answer these
questions, and will you try to oblige your
QUERIsT?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-25
ondcuce---The Right
s.r-tr A, Tennessee.

f.orre.pondences--r The Right
SpJrtt m Tennessee
ur,Ae,,s in The Charleston papers of the 22d the
f,,,ovv;ny correspondence between Mr.. BYRD DoUG-
,i,,s e;ty. and the authorities Of the State Of
co,+h Carolina. Mr.. DOUGLAS is very extensively
,no,-n throughout the State Of Tennessee The
house in which be is partner, II. & B. DOUGLAS is
one of the largest and weslthiest Wholesale Dry
Goods houses in the State. No man in our city COM
rants more of the esteem and respect of his fellow
citizens than Mr.. DouGLAs By life of industry and
probity Ihe has accumulated the wealth which he
possesses. file is now willing to devote it and his
FIVE fearless; strong minded. strong armed sens TO
the cause of his native South We rejoice to see
such manifestations of loyalty to Southern Rights,
The only hope of safety for Tennessee is for her to
take position with her sisters in the South.
The following is the correspondence alluded to:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. Is, 1861.
Hon. f. ". Picens, Governor Of the Republic of South
Carolina, Charleston;
Allow me the very great pleasure if you please,
sir, to place the within check of H. and B. Douglas,
on the Chemical Bank city of New York, in your
charge. The Bank of Charleston will willingly pay
you thousand dollars in the coin of the former
United States of North America, for the check.
desire this fund shall be used in such way as you
and your immediate State advisers may determine
most likely to promote the greatest good to the
greatest number of the brave people under your
Government -.
feel that am not performing half my obliga-
ton to your glorious people for their efforts IN dem
onstratlng me that it is even possible for my ma
tive State, Virginia and the State of my adoption,
Tennessee 10 resist the designs of the viest bat
most powerful organization with which America
has yet been cursed. lam the father Of five fear
less and strong minded and yet sons
either one Of whom can bring his game from the tai
les: tree with ball from his rIfe-three or four of
whom can be with you and your noble people, at my
expense when you may need them, if 1t be before
their native State, Tennessee, shall require their
services
l have also two intelligent negro men, who would
willingly and efficiently fill any vacancy when one
or more of their young masters may be disposed OF
by the enemy. And rejoice to be able TO tell you,
truly that there are one hundred thousand more Of
the same sort of material in Tennessee.
will not longer trespass on your most valuable
time except to say to you that it is quite evident to
that your State has hit on the only mode of set
Element Mysheart is with you; may God Almighty
direct and bless you and your great people.
am, most respectfully,
BYRD DOUGLAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-25

rateiy what number and Description Of public aru
s oeen distributed previous to nv having ehar
S 9, mem nave received from the Secretary
os.'e an OF the bonds for public arms on file in hi
once put have not bad time to give them a no
oush examination fad that many Of them a. I'd
ssate the number and character Of arms a
tney were gwen, and have not 5eeen ABLE IN snl
any receipts specifying the same. I have 2 statd
ment from the Ordnance Department tom ,-,;af,
appears that from the passage on tbs -. - 90
April, 1908. up 10 The Seth Juss lsse. g. -
been issued to the State Of Tsnnsssss oo 20
kets' 2,500, rifles $50 Halls RIFFS asS .;ssoI
6g4 slaves 10 915 infantry P,S'S al
eaVslry aecsutsrmsats, six-bound iron 80
tWelVs-POund bronze gun and six-ponn5 49,,
guns. P'1Da Dfoh1
There have been received at the A.,.o., sol
hammers and 900 cones. and an iuesm-1a,a =
o. tools for altering fint-lock muskets 10 49,
SION Arrangements are being make 4, c6r..Ios
.ae set aud fit up such tools az are reani-sJ \
mas iaa1Hpg necessary repairs on arms. There ~
'eGn some SOO musksts altered at the Arsenal
would suggest that the Arsenal REQUIRES ram
g.sung IN lts arrangements, the President Of m !
uiissloners having refused 10 have Il pronsr
u'ne d the time 1t was ordered By the LsQislaturs
Very respectfully, JONI HrRIers,
Keeper Of Public Arm