Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-30
CnrP JlCEsoy, Ark4ysls.


EE5ll lhe heH JflllLl5 Greslelk Jcl
u has been supposed from time 70 time, up to the
iay lsion OF tie soil OF Kentucky By tas Hessisns
thai the leading banks Of that S-te were in favor
/ Of The Southern cause It is nov clear TO Us that
the South has been greatly deceived However, as
hellesding banks of that STATE are not the People
! thek are last losing their influence. But thar ia
iher here nor there at This time; the talk Is that
theIdebts say notes and bills Of exchange Of the
0anl known TO have advanced and given money 90
| pr0I I7ida means Of support to the Il, sBiln army,
bid Be ssqUss.arsd as the proEe y Of alien
/ mieB. We alluded 70 One l arg b-Gk last week.
/ Wei now learn that it is pretty trr talked
of dhat The banks iu Louisville cOtssd OF furnished
the money for the equipments Of the Hoaae Guards
Taif guard, or what IS LEST of T. nCw foIms part Of
| tleI IRulsseau Brigade. The following sums we're
sub Fcr1bed for this special purpose. and how much
ind reCty by directors 1t Is difficult t) ascertain,
! ss many subscribers for this sHt Otler objects
ave Fse TO the South win not make themselves known
Bas Of RaatueEy, Virgil Mcknight, Presilsus, 8 H.
Nor hsrn Bark Of Ksn.ucEy William BIoEards5n Pres.
-e4t, II @ Feudefi, Cssher-..... ....-... 800
Gem n -rcial Bank, D. 8. Beneiic, PRESIDENT ~ II.
p,p af LsiisSiIIs J. Bazis. President, Chaa Til
ben 58
Lor 5ve Savings Tnsiu uion....-......-........ 30
sout bern Baak Of K ntuczy, refisei .-r
Fra EIin Ban< of Ktn.ueky, Eeu5zd-
The $500 given by the Bank of Louisville was
az INST the wish Of the President, and paid under
his protest. Therefore, the sssets, debt and aC-
cOu1ts Of the above banks held in the Southern Con
E11EliJ are lAULe - i4t-LEA-sCl b-tlu-9 tice-
ban K directors and majority Of stockholders are
enc nies of the rankast kind. They have with thRs
inf Ous paper the Louisville J0lT7ldl been chief
" Instrumental in placing Kentucky inits present
posIts0n so, now The talk is, Mr.. Receiver Ward
mote onward and sequesteF. The agehts Of these
sew lral banks are well known to him.
The tTihrg amounts given above are a Ei5ra
nothing compared to the amounts lOared by the
ban 1s 10 other wsys, and their infueucs to ali aHl
promote the Lincoln cause. The Northern Bank Of
kedtucEy has for years beon represented in our
cityI By an agen. who has expressed the strongest
antlpathies 10 the great S0uth5rn cause. Mr.. Re
eeider Ward knows where 10 md the assets, debts
aud notes this bank holds against SOutherners.-.
Tha " are not many hundred yards from his office
unless they have been returned to Lexington.
HHo Is BLAND BALLARD Tho Louisville Copg.sr
Of Yesterday gives the following information in ro-
sarl to the successor Of Judge MoyROs:
KIr. Ballard Is lawyer of Indifferent Acquire
men IS, and has never been sUzPectedOf being man
.ofsEperioP ability. The State is full Of lawyers
iacdmparabiy his superiors in every particular.
disappointment his Only recommendation being his
hostility to the Institution ofsaYsry serves to illus
trats the policy of the administration. The new
ieyis in the border slave States viii nosbe trusted.
They have been bought with price and viii be
useE, but cannot be trusted. Mr.. Ballard was An
oridinal smancipationist. He voted for FremCnt IN
1s5t and supported and endorsed the platform that
declared slavery and polygsmy twin relics Of bar
barsnl lie voted Tor Lincoln 70 1oa1 ne has
supb ported every act Of the present ADMINISTRATION
G. T4E HTeHF SPiIur-Ths ladies Of Telfsir county
have set an example Of patriotism worthy Of all
imitation. That county has now company Of vol
alters in Virginia numbering ninety enc, rank and
fie Their wives, mothers snd zl-ters &thome have
led completed znl for Earlej to each member Of
lie corps 4 Complete winter outfit consisting Of
over>co3t vests pants, drawers and Shirt every
porsion of which. except the buttons, was made in
Telsir county We call this practical independence,
-SI1UlaRqh Repl5He1R, Oct. %.