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NEW ORLEANS Gas LIGHT COMPANY;

NEW UKLEANH UAB LIGHT JONPANf,{
Dec. q 1861. s
= HV- An election for six Directors of this
company to serve Tor the will BIS heli At ts
Office Common street, on MONDAY 9Th January next be
tween the hours of 10 A. N. and X. NJ.
tia6 q 4 TISDAf,E Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03

r ,oU1sIANA SUGAR PLANTERs,. AGENCY
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srcosDz Jus11gs DE PAX, H. GUILD rs. TOUGHER
Parniase itIlrEana

| CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
| j. A. GUILLOTrE AND AIS.
: tJapques Arthur Guillotte and
J Gabriel LeBreton Deschapelles.) -
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- - =. - - p. BIENVENU, el,- r. j.
JAB w. DUFLESSIS. ~
~ 4 r. WALTER II. PETERS, N. PS
certify the foregoing copy the original exs1
in my current records - WALLER Fl, PETERS, n. p.
New Orleans. Nov. IL 1861. g.. % nl3 Jaw5w
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A0tai- .s..... Id.
IN mineral water where many assocstsiy hsid
is conceded to fngredeuts
~ ehsnicaly united one the other We sy however III
tnis case infer that this water coutains- p
acids alicia chloride of magnesfusn bicsbcnae
fln chosde Of sodium Carbonate Bscats 90
tassa barhonse Of iron secate Of coda
soonfr. and probably ether conbiuatfons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03

NOTICE-ALL PARTNERSHIP CORRECTION BF-
Az twee4 the undersigned and JOSEPH r. SHANNON
ceased the 10th Of Octose 1851 assuming an ia
liabilities of the steamers Golden Age W Pow
ne stinl0d TF5s75'5.f = = WIN III WEBBING
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03

The business and affairs of the Association shall managed
aud conducted by Executive Committee Of stockhod
composed of the President the Vice aud the Sec
rotary and Treasurer Said officers eha annually
the Tuesd November of year by majority
of the present meeting called and he'd upon simple
written .tire for that purpose 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03

The names Of their redences and the
Der Of held by such
and set opposite to the of each respectively r.
Thus done and passed. at Office the SAID CITY of New
Orleans in of Placde Bienveu and James W. Dupe
sis wnessesof lawful and domciaed in this city
herenno sign their names together With the said psrties and
Notary, this twelfth day of November, thousand
eight hundred and si&ty'one. ss... - !'. -"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03

MI Hhs .IE.lH Ys HOT e L. Nos % AND 100 ST.;
onass sLfeef-Edis
q ne most rLEAsAHT As we'll CENTRAL LOCATIONS
N cy me tenders his thanks patron.
Age nefetoore besfoved socg ayconEuston befenf
assuring his notng shall Be- wansfne
thatnnag Contribute to their comfort The BAR and TENe
FIN connected with tbs are ansur-
SELF IT EIEHARD MuRps4v pr,,-s.t..s
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This Corporation shall be- known by the snd title of
THE Calhoun Marine Association and its domc fixed in
the city Of New Orleans y e., - ar L b. !. - rI,
ARTICLE SECOND. 1@ ~ 10 = q
The purposes for which this Association formed for the
purchase construction and maintenance of steamships
other vessels and vehicles for the transportation of freight and
passengers and the Of such vessels upon the high
rivers nets estuRsies ETC. Of The GI Next
and adjacent waters, matters Of public utility, her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

~Nhag TIE wnolc Stnte debt about $40 0'g014
An bg these Trust funds, staten payable on de.
toanu, are the old United sstet deposits OF 1889 which
tmppbt - $4,000 II II u not likely to be very
heavy 6" Sudden demand the state revenues but may
10 kfweo ~ SGT OF on future settlement with
the old government Tho annual interest payable AMI
PAD during the lat year amounted 70 S311 l05 H. This
Includes iItareft on the United states deposit which ras
appropriated 10 The annual scn0o iund Ibe tota receipts
into Inc treasury last year Including re.epts 90 &C
cont q rffst funds, were W 31S7o3 a. the expend
turef So ga 702 10. Added ~ tbs balance in
the treasury July 1850, there remained balance on
The Ter OF January last Of ~ 81 402 81 heopgnc tho
varioas funes. fhe general funf ~ 0Sa2lT a. patti
cut $3.50 sol IL apparent surus, 393 4iG 3d. BIT the
rsnefa fnnd report s5o 600 borrowed ~ the ouisqu
state HAnk 1859, that the actual excess of eceps
ov, orgpary = Deastares was s24! 4io and Al el -
" b4tce ~ ~ tfc4eufy n tho begDurg - the velc,
maze ps q resource cxrclAtIres dutiE the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

ass year S3ye ll2 g. ne debts and liabilities Ct the
STATE weYe IN lRlO S,5 800 $40 As they $l0-
0ss 0z4 81, showing reduction OF Sl3, 40 l7c H.
The Philadelphia -ime,icdss and Gazette, in a
review Of the banking movement in that city since
the reyusion of last fall, remarks:
On the Ist al December 1850, the specie in bank had
recuIeratiDr, and has reached 50 059 320-asont
what II the Sd Of January, 1859. Every week
witnesses addition 10 the While this specie
has been angmentipg the circulation has remained
cember 1880 had fallen 20 t2557 9o3 from which
rosesn q weeks 10 $2754 3l5, about which point u
has iuctuated since The deposits the LIST Of
December sl5 05 3d. IN the panic and dun times
the l1th OF March. Since thea they have wered
and risen 70 SIS 464 1854 The loans the Deem
Der 913 POI from which point they have in the
winter and spring gradually been reduced until on
they have rscn little, S24 1893 sos being
increase OF 1927 week before last and 500 40 s week
Prior to the lth inst the reduction in loans steady
every week From this view OF financial affairs II
would appear that the tmes have changed in their policy
The downward Of things arrested the lth
and we now the mend The Improvement thus
far very slight, but the importance lies in the fact
the change thus demonstrated In the last two weeks
the banks have gained $7s O6 while their deposits have
up 1893 54O showing that the gain has arisen from
the better condition of trade. Business seeking Ia
usual channels only needs the restoration Of conf
depce 70 throng all the OF commerce aud give
pl0yment to thousands Of idle hands All depends upon
the feeling among the banks and bankers II they are Ii
vocation which bhooves them TO exercise with regard
TO the community well themselves. In busy sea-
SOD, when the spring trade Is setting 10 upon u.s. want
Of confidence is nmica 10 the perity OF the city Let
1t be the business OF all control capital discounts
to encourage activity and in the epd It will be better for
every body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

CLEARED
steamship JAS Adger, Philips, Charestonspoford, Tiles
Ship John cole, Hslloven. Livcrpoolsnow Burgess.
bark Florence ,Br). roye Yewcssue-c BuIley.
Brig scotland, Francis, Barbad0s-E r Smith.
Brig J Sawyer Bradley, Cardonas-walsh, Carver
PIG 9 sampson, Thompson, 81 Jehns-B T sm.ll
sssf sansson, Hatch An,lrqE Buck CO v0
sssr EnsssRies., Lynch, ilaysps TAR wsDsier
ss a %lmsso% SSB I S"
schr oryet,a, saInmis AicSsndria-L Kenny.
ss ss %d ho olSi sa . sesc"@A lowe:
schr Wright Clark, Hartford-H Racket
Steamer jersey sIue, chsdsey, Bristol
Steamship y,so dr. Meoagan Lvsgroa March via
sIesmssp Ns,.nsas L's.essqs Ns:anzas days, with
steamship Potomac watson, savann nah. with mdse and
Jaw sis@mshp iiun,ssiIe. hence Tor avsnnah
sp Dy OF SALEM San rr,ncsc M My ss
IN he rsas 70 lon o 2 W ss, ne sE trade ~ The Pacific e,
in the Atlantic at had light Gains; crossed
Ss TS N s a. @ a. 81 ssassa s% So eI po Gp e
boa, Geo Ns oS yy9 q LAT o. n q r. psssSa
aide FEB . 81 = IS q poke sr s6p Monarch from
sSp grs5s%. Foley Norton An'Ts Jan q ra.sios
he Banks sn IN Mat "a, - y, saw 10 ice d bs x, u 81 q
TO- sensxed ship job Bright hence for Liverpool 2st lat
a. Ion 81 To- fen in with brig Zah Of MONTREAL from Boston
for = Johns, NJ in sinking OF the captain
aud passengers All and brought them TO this port
See Mscellancous)
Bark Ilevctn prem BrandoG London s days. in bal
asst, % Jnling 10Th inst lat 81 Ion ~ passed bark West
Wind, bound W.
BARK Baltic Prus GIuneberr Antwerp 4Sdays with mdse,
ow schmidt Had heavy NV ana sW gales most Of the
passage.
Bark Jno Andrews (of Bo.ion) French Cardenas March
", with sugar &C. Walsh carver Chase. Sailed In
rsny with brig Beaver, 1apley for Bangor.
Bark y Anderson COf Buck SPORT, Reed Cieufuegos,
March g. with sugar 70 r Ward Coz Has BEEN pdays
81 bAttefss. with strong NJ gales.
Bark Whising Wind tof Boston,, Iaveln, Cenfuegos.
March 10 with sugar, TO e A r y Peters
Bg Santiago Bem) Elscnbrvok, Port Plat, NRrch'6,
With mahogagy A. 70 Gelpcke Keutr.n A Rechet Had
heavy Ne gales the entire 10th Inst lat 49, Ion ~
tbpTcd heavy wbh carried forward hatchhouse
and every thing ~ IL stove galley, buiwsrks and aud
naInrb Tds quarters
nfig Delaware ol Chareston) Cobb Matanzas March 9,
with sugar - King Co. Experienced NJ gales the
me passaga
Ia ten prrc w,dep Maanka. - days wlth sugar, 70
Ehs fottsm. Has been days OF nstlcras, win Ne
gales sfevc baNart.. &c.
pfIr lrarcgta W4rae CicnIasroe, March s wiu .ls.r
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH g. 1861.

sSa 70, :S v ss 10 % sss
above water; suppo.ed il to be . large chip.
With %asss'H ss e
s sSr f so s% o %
passengs ooh s y 10 lon TO- spoke schr vsletta smith,
sun OF CAMDEN SsIn.yrs 8: M.,a. days. with
s0S T of aHS sesy Tyo Au. cay.
N.fcS 4 with honey &e . Xsrrl Abbott ish INST Pared
brig sSsso Hsdey from Aar Cages for Boston, at anchor
Schr Nasagansett eof ran RIVER Han Natanzas days.
with 70 master Has been 10 days OF Hasteas with
with sugar Has had very heavy weather; split
schr Nathaniel Dosne hall cienfuesos, is days with
gar sc, 70 3 II small =, ,,,.u,, 60 -. -,
IS with eSeosnDs &C. g TSos
ssnss paeS She Struck heavily inoetas %
false Keel and doing other damage The sehr Ripley SNOW
s., o. next day @ L., g = lon q spoke bark Guiding
Boat
. sssr y T1%,ss,ss s sc
sss s1 VIM smith scott %ii$as,sn &C. Day.
Sem ssRr w.5e ssSsIds, yirs'ni.. ''' ''
ns asy "Sa
s ssSr o sanns s cRas
s a Ss ns
senr Wakefield Crandal Ehzabsthport for East Green
scsr Hudson Waterman s,sesthport for Ayn's Point.
Scoop ss Sspe DAVIS mys or Providence
l. Sloop Rienn Briggs, Elizabethport for Providence
EloOp Ha k.ns Hawkins, Ezahethport for Newburg.
Steamer w Bruno, Foster Baltimore.
Steamer Delaware, Cannon. Philadelphia.
steamer sophia Wilcox Philadelphia.
steamer Vulcan, Morrison; Philadelphia.
steamer H iH jones' s; Pr frovidenOs
RsTyRNEp-Ship Hotspur Johnson hence for Hong Kong
going the bar In tow this morning the wind
and A. eas
examination. Is ut the foot OF state street. Brooklyn
Julia Pratt, Pratt, hence for New Or
inst reports On the night OF the 18TH during
NE split jib and preached knocking the
her beam ends, carrying manboom and
gait and splitting mainsal also carried away galley and
and deck storeom and contents water casks
cabin doors, filling cabin and after with
saturang stores &c; during the gale driven the
eastward became abort Of provisions and water The
this city by the seamtug Ceres and anchored
near the Balance dock, Jersey City.
The Russian bark Ophelia arrived yesterday from New
port Eng, is consigned TO Wendt Co.
shr Curassow arrived last night from st ago reports
10th inst lat 80 80 lon 70 20 spoke ship Gaego from New Or
leans for Liverpool.
BELOW.
Bark Express, Sandberg, from Cardenas
Steamship Arabia (Br Liverpool passed the Battery IL
AND; ship surprise, Batavia
Wind n sunset Sc, with rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

The following s statement OF the movement in cotton
since the LIST september last, compared with the pre-
xytot tl.taa
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T.
Asss inactive, Wilde prices ranged ut s. 25 for
POTS and IS BIZ for pearls.
BHiaDsrufFs --flour-The market arm but the in
clemency OF tho weather combined with tho stiffness OF
holders had tendency check transactions aud higher
fpures maintained The transactiors EN- oraced
12Oo IL 600 hbls closing within the range Of the fol-
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mander consisted Of Cubas within the range Of Axe
6c-
wmssr,.-sses of geo bbs were reported at l7lic.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WDsnDAy, March 81, 1901
The receipts Il all stock III the varoas yards during
the week iasi week were % follows
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Thus the receipts show a decrease Of 1853, 900
bales from those of last year, and decrease of
10000 bales from those of 1858 o, and the exports
exhibit the following results
Ct. BIT Fame. 0@-FP. E4ol Stock.
sssS 1 &c GO Zoo SO 2.a ceo Ss
Is1s .so5 GOO lH goo 10 900 4s1 900 30 600
In relation 10 crops Messrs. Neill Bros. say
The of receipts continues quite conarmatory of
the reduced crop estrnacs The deliveries all points
both by mail aud telegraph have fallen to half
thcse Of the corresponding time last year our advces
from the South also continue that most OF the
crop Las already forward and that there less
ton than usual remainn the country al this season.
The change in public opIhon the crop question has
been decided that il may be interesting TO look at
comparison in figures present and prospective with the
tvo preceding year, as follows
1889 1880. 1851
Receipts ut ports date 900 1905 900 3ls5 600
Hock Ia Interior towns. $4,000 127 900 IS 900
Overland colt On from Mem
pRis and annual
lions tcs,!ma,ed). 49,. 40 90 100 900 200 600
EgtInDAte % cotton rcrnain-
Ing in the country SIS 600 44G 900 $50 900
Total. ssh 600 4,o75 900 3,75Oo0o
The and principal items ascertancd fac.s,
and AFFORD the c ef for the present reduc
zion in crop estimates. The two estimated items nsy
be varied little, but II will be noticed that a liberal
has made for cotton yet in the country
considering the tenor OF advces this point from all
sections The result quite confirms the prevailing ten
10 900 bales 10 reach this amount would require
average weekly delivery henceforward at the ports OF
10 900 bales against 600 bales last year aud = 600 the
year before As remarked In cur last, we consider
$500 600 an extreme estimate
very valuable and interesting report has just
been laid before the Legislature of Michigan by
Mr.. c. c. Douglas on the mining interest Of that
State. II shows that the value OF the minerals in
Michigan Is enormous and gradually increasing
The following interesting table is embodied in the
report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC IAL.

WEDNESDAY, Karch 37-5 r. M.
There is nothing doing in exchange and very lht.e
mmoney. Rates are about the same, though some
capitalists are holding back in the hope OF doing
something TO advantage in the new loan.
The stock market was dull to-day, but prices
were maintained better than many people expect
ed after the weakness exhibited last evening. The
new government skies Tell of again "a "a per
cent; Treasury notes were also lower. state
stocks rather easier; decline of 81 took
place in Missouris. Good bonds appreciate steadily.
Illinois Centrals advanced "a; Michigan Southern,
LIST mortgage IA; the Goshen branch y, Cleveland
and Toledo sinking fund /. Pacific Mail declined
n, New York Central a. Erie "a, Rock Island IS,
Harlem Il, Reading a, Michigan Central %,
guaranteed "a, Michigan Southern, old, y;
Illinois Central q, Galena %, Toledo e.
After the board the market was dali, the
Indictment weather operating against bust
ness. In the afternoon the market was rather
better. though inactive, and closed steady,
she following being the quotations:-United
Ststes 6s, 1874, s91s 90; Tennessee 6's, 76
. 7e; Virginia SIS, 7s1s q 10; Missouri 6's, 664
. "a; Canton, l41I rs; Cumberland Coal pre-
Ierred, ~ 8; Delaware and Hudson Canal, s914
. q; Pennsylvania Coal, so . 81; Pacific Mail,
s53< "a; New York Central, 7saa4 7s; Erie,
31Z "a; Hudson River, 45s4 40; Harlem, 1914 a
l6ss; do. preferred, AN X; Reading, 4its II
Michigan Central, 677s 5s1s; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, l7ss "a; do. guaranteed,
sMa1S Panama, III n; Illinois Central, 81 Z
u; Galena and Chicago, 1871 az; Cleveland
and Toledo, 35ss 70; Chicago and Rock Island,
Hss . u; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1874 q
"a; Milwaukee and Mississippi, II y; La Crosse
and Milwaukee land grant bonds, 10 . IL; Illinois
Central bonds, 102 q "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28

-tauN1IaH HUUr wHs MN abu IN Eteauy .fe'luest,
chiefly for home The sales embraced about
600 bbls. at S. So 81 G0the later figure for prime
exira. Southern -four was In moderate request ami
prices steady while the sales reached about 600 bbls
closing within the range Of the above quot atoms Rye
-four and meal were steady, with moderate
tons at our quotations. Nheat-The market irmer,
but sales were less active. The chef demand for
export The Transactions embraced about goo bushels
AZ 81 As 81 SO for white and 81 "a 81 Is for red Wost
so Tor Milwaukee club and II 22 81 rs for Chicago
for white Indiana, and 81 IS for red winter. Corn vas
frmer, with sales Of 80 700 bushels, mostly Western
mixed at 66c for and sc. 69lfc for old Rye
III csc Barley steady sales 200 bushels Canada
East IN D. I. oats were unchanged
COtrEE The marhet was steady with sales OF 900
bags Rio at ii 10 1876. $40 do Jamaica at four
monihe.
CoTroN The MARKET quite rn, with sales OF 400
bales to DAY and 600 sold late yesterday in transit
Holders not pressing sales even al &c for mid
ding uplanes. We quote as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-28
Pralucs Of cyn,oou Conner Nuns.

We find in the New Orleans Picdy1oe, just re-
ceived statement OF the finances Of Louisiana
The whole debt on the lst day Of January last was
composed Of the following Items
Bonds for Citizens Bank commonwealth gs 353
Bonds for Consolidated Assoc stion. 1,10l 100
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
CoIu,,.bus Items.

GEN. JEFr. THoMPsoN. officer, so
much admired by southern and feared by
northern soldiers, was in town yesterday
Whence he came or whittier gone is of course
unknown. We did not have the satisfaction
of meeting him this visit but understand
that he says if the Confederate Meas account
of his burning the Empress is not yet true
it shall be. 49, = ls.ssz. -.t' o Ea1i
General Polk has resumed the command
of the army at Columbus. .ss
SPoRT-Our young soldiers are amusing
themselves around camps with the various
sports of the ball and paddle.
Preparations for being comfortable this
winter are being vigorously pushed The
houses will be finished in most Of the regi-
ments by the end of the week. =-.-,z a,,a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

at Bowling Green, without delay. most
especially invite Captains whose compa-
MES are unattached, in any part Of Ken
lucky, to communicate with US specially.
I have assurances from the Governor of
Virginia that we shall have arms when
our regiment is formed. AS soon as we
secure the cooperation of reliable
men, recruiting stations will be opened,
aud every facility granted to effect a
speedy result. z, -. :. ..y-s.s.,a-...
Relying uponi your love Of liberty for
our triumphant success, 1 am your CO.
patriot and citizen, eE
l.. W. ALLEN.
Bowling Green, KY, Dec. 6. 1851
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

THE CONSPIRACY IN ARKANsAN.-The Little
Rock Journal of the Sd says: Col. Jerome B
Lewis, who has for some time had in charge
those engaged in the conspiracy in thi moth
ern counties of State, arrived in town day
before yesterday, and redorts that in addition
to the twenty seven prisoners confinep in the
prison here, be holds one hondred and twenty
under guard seventy three in Searcey county
and forty seven in lizard. He left officers
making arrest. and supposes there are be-
tween six and eight hundred belonging to
the organizing, engaged in the conspiracy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

DEATH OF PROMINENT UHIoNIsTs IN ST.
Lou1s.-PhocianK K. McCreery, of the firm
of Crow, Mccreery & Co., Benz. +. Crane,
the weli-known jeweler, and VIM. BEN
net of the firm of Russell 4 Bennett,
died last Sunday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11

No. l3, Deaderick street, Nashvalle, Tenn, nsT
door to Henderson Bros,
RE prepared to do all kinds of Painting, GraniRg,
IA Marbleing and Paper Hanging, at prices to suit
the times IunetSo-u'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
Administrators Notice

TAyING qualified as Administrator of the estate
II Rachel Irwin, deceased, hereby notify all per
sons Indebted said estate to forward and make
payment, and all those having CLAIMS against 1t W II
present them TO me for payment within the time pre-
scrbed by law F. A. IRWIN, Admir-.
t o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
Suffering Kcntuckians.

The banQ OF Sallan6 hentuchiaus az
Pound Gap, KY, under the command of
Col. JOHN S. WILLIAMS, are suffering for
warm undertaking. The winters are
very severe in the mountains of Eastern
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and these
men having fed their homes. upon short
notice in the month of October, are now
poorly provided with many indispensa-
bly, necessary articles of comfort, such
as drawers, undershirts, shirts, socks,
gloves, blankets, &c. The Government
has recently furnished these exiled and
patriotic soldiers with over-coats, pants,
and shoes. These articles are very
necessary, but there are others quite as
requisite. Let the ladies of Bowling
Green, Russellville, Nashville, Clarks-
vile, and other Kentucky and Tennes-
see towns see that these are furnished,
and speedily. Pr 49,
In addition to the articles generously
furnished by Messrs. E. M. BRUCE 81 Co.,
and other Kentuckians sojourning in
Nashville, (Which was forwarded by
special messenger via Abingdon, Va,
the transportation having been provided
by the ever kind and courteous Quarter
master, Maj. Bransford,) others will be
forwarded as speedily as supplied.
Below we give an evidence of how
promptly Kentucky women: act when
their kind offices are required. We are
permitted to publish the following letter
evidencing this fact: 'a q =. ~
y nss PEMBROKE, Ky, Dec. 6, 1861.
Messrs. E. NJ. BRUCE 6 Co, Nash, Tenn,
Gsnts:--I have to-day sent large box
to Tait's Station directed to you, for the
soldiers under the command of Col. JOHN
s. WILLIAMS, at Pound Gap. The box
contains the following articles, which
have been furnished by "The Soldiers
Relief Societyof Pembroke, KY:
49 striped Shirts; 2 domestic Shirts;
81 pair Drawers; SO pair Yarn Socks;
Jeans Vest; pair Pants; 3 Blankets; l
old Coat, and pair Pants.
T. Our sympathies have been aroused for
the noble band of Kentuckians under
command of Col. Williams. You will
please forward the box Immediately and
notify me. I pay the freight to Nash
Vile Yours truly,
..s.s- -,- w. III. PENDLETON.
Will not the Societies at Nashville and
Bowling Green come forward and aid in
roakino fhese soIdierS comfortable 2 We
believe they will. They are in coun-
try where it is impossible to provide
themselves with these articles.
Keep the soldiers under the command
Gen. HUMPHREY MARSHALL out of the
hospitals and we shall have good reports
from them and their undaunted header.
Z Messrs. e. M. Bruce & Co., of Nash
Vile will promptly forward all articles
sent to or left with them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-11
Administrators Notice.
South Nashville bakery.

Nov open and ready TO furnish parties, private or
IN public, at shortest notice Every kind of Bread,
Cake and Collections constantly on hand, and any
tras furnished at short uotics.
decl8-3m.