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, 1861-03-27

The ship Suian G. Owens, shlch for several
days has been lying OH the ,breakers at the
mouth Of the harbo7, is likely to beccmcatotal
wreck, the ten victim. ! oellere, to Inc
policy Of the Iehels ID destroying The lanc-
marks and other guides to nayiga'ore. There
She is kuppnsen-to have On board ~1wo Arm
s!rong riff cannon, imported BY order OF Gov.
:PickEus, at ta1arge cost They ars reported to
have gone to the bottom, past immsd|ate. ..pe-
coyery. i state this crcumstaAee on what I
believe to be. good authority Of COURSE par
ticular pains are laken 10 keep it from the pub.
Ec. The newspapers here print nothing Of 20
unpleasant q character, and as they are In the
haoit of denying every thing nat dots not
make for the rebellion, they Will deny this.
The Mercury giving attsr rance to the current
idee, b:oFs up tue enggsstlon that the mill
ernm~nt should mike = 1uln Of Fvrt SIMMER"
ou> Withcra1iDg Major Anderson; and adds
further that t'our Northern flieuds nag be
very tpre that before he is ro,idcd with lie
means Of transportation from the poEt Rith
hiscommaud, the condition Of the fort Will he
looked to' This usdoubt dly fore: i ldowetto
certa!n extent Tue policy If Gen. Rsaure-.
e. sssa n2se I'D tas'.tpa " s!sw have taken Of
: Notwithstanding the horrid appoIns ments Of
war seen 1t all points, and the threatening
state OF affai1e, It is pleasant TO note that th9
**1ine outS4 of' hospitality are kept np b.
tween the commander OF Fort Sumt1r md
tacse with whom, for upward of two months,
he Eas been on lie point Of having O bloody
conflict. Col: Watts,I Gov. Plckeps's Secretary,
,d;ned with Mafot Andttaonf In Fort Sumter on
Sunday last, aud It is s:ated that The meet
@lng :xas yery pica:aat one, revfving many
"reminiscences of The past. Msjor 4. aud Col
". are old acquaintances. These courteaies
are usual in IL state of,tiege,"in which tho
Msjor short time since declared Fort Sumter
to have been In for two months, and they go
far to smooth the s. Hrinkle<l. trontn Of " erin
visased war."-Cor. ~ 7. Trib.
, 1861-03-27
The New Southern Loan.

New Orleans Correspondence MY. Tibnue.1 :
+; The fifteen million loan of the Confederate
States is etill rlnning about .pr!spect!vely,
like the 1rishman's pig. ,.hegging people to eat
it, or at least to ,take a small elice. We *
pected to see immensafenthusiasm in taking
It. We supposed that the masses would throng
the Offices where the stock IL, Issued, as they
did the house Of j 1hn Law during his great
bank bubble In Paris, bribins the. porters,
bfockadilg the doors, climbing In at the vim
doWs, and begging pitefGslY to be allowed to
take Little t9r charity. +tBut. In so doing we
tancy, and pursued with ea3erness the phan-
toms of hope. The masses refuse to rally
the capstallsts don't exhibit the expected
alacrity; in fact, according to one reckless
anti:secessionist, 1t has produced q "co!d
chill'' among them.
an unable to learn the exact amount vet
subscribed, or rather, which parties here agreed
to subscribe for, for the powers that be are
stadiously Silent upon that point. But ire
msndous" newspaper pressure is brought to
belr in favor Of IA ting the loan. The seces
sion organs tell us daily that 1t il the best
stock in the market; aad that the export duty
OF cotton, upon which it is founded, will not
cfPat within ten years that the raie Of inter-
est is higher than that of tbs loan recently
effected by the United States, "with It's empty
treasury, heavy debt, snu disrupted, rerolu-
ttonary condition; and that in two or three
years it will command premium of 20 or so
per cent" The Legislature Is urg-d to exempt
the stock from taxation. Nut onty capitalists
ara appealed to, but those in humole circum;
stances ara asked to subscribe, If only for. q
single share. Toail th6 considerations Of in.
terest, are added appeals to local feeling; and
Southern pride Is 1ns1ked to- come 10 tue
rescua aLet it; be, rtsaembercd,', SAT . nna
writer, "that this ~ls 17,1oa,l upon Southern
faith, which haspeId7 5tst bacu tarnisned-tda
faith Of Louisiana and Sonth Carolina, Of; Ala,
bsma md Of GeorgIa, 81 r. f9g oostrye tIlat
but after enumeratng these four, breaE of
abruptly with an q Ie", Why that nystcri!
GUS ete7 Why not add Mississippi and Florida;
O, gentle secesstonlst, tell me why? Was II
the: ghost Of 'repudlatlon- dishonored
Bonds, that msde you pause? Thera Is great
virtue in 3ous "etc"
, 1861-03-27

Tho traitors in this: city, who ara rejoicing
oTer the supposed passage .ofa secession ordf.
nance by the Arkant Is Convention will be dis
appolnted to learn thalr mistake. The case Is
really az follows: The secession: ordinance.
which vas before the convention waa, utter a;
long struggle, defeated On the Goth, the vote
being th1rty:nlpe against and thirty five for.
Tbs vote being 20 aeaEiy equal, ths .majorilyE
agreed the question should be referred .o4ce.
more to the people, aod the popular vote Is to;
be taken on the int Monday IN; August next,
for" roperation," or" for eecess; on u: -
. When this was determined, 1t became neces-
sary for the Convention to draw up The formil
resolutions for cooperation and secession, on
which the people arc: to vote; md the tee
graph should state that ".the Arkansas Safe
Convention aslouraed to day, after framing a
ncceasion ordinance and cooperation res5in-
tions.- They arc to DC submitted to, the vote
lie, ted BY both part.Ss.' ~ = .. =.
=, ,Msaacme Arkaniaa remains a she Wal, in
tha union, t1l Angtst nsxt: at my rate; and
oue Democratic fNsadA havs one more dIsap-
paiptuens 10 pocket.I21S. r Ete 1bsk.
, 1861-03-27

The Hayt4nn Movement IS Ont fFest.s -
Joseph: E; Williams, emigration agent for
1ndlsna, was recently Threatened BY q mob
Of colored men for designing to lecture on
Hayti! He. Wlites .us. "One week made: q
narrow escape o! being murdered in cold blood
In the ef,lored church hid 1t not been for son1e
# my friends. Paul Qiin, the, Bishop Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church has called on me
to know more about the prospect Of emigIa.
ton. he says that tenth lsand will 20 from
the West; There are several persons here who
intend to 60 out in April" > !
H; Ford Douglass writes that seYentY-f7s
persona have given him their panes as Intend.
Ing emtgeants. He says, tsthere is a Veiy'
strong and decided emigration feeling here
among. some Of o1z very best colored men" !
We haar that John lonea, Esq, q distinguish.
Cd co1ored citizen Of, Chicago, has pronounced
In favor Of the movement and regsris the en-
terprise as blessing upon our people. -;
-. Dennis Harris has concluded a canvass Of
the State OF Ohio. from'all parts Of which there
are accounts Of an apEroaching exodus. Tie
recent surrender: Of the fugitive eiaya Lucy:
has had the effect, {tpgstheg with the infamous
laws recently passeo) of dtshearIentr9 and dis
gustiug our people Id that State. We see by
the Cincinnati papers that the opponents Of
emigration managed to lock lhe doors on Mr,
Harris one evening. when a lecture was an-
nounced IN church In that city. The lecture
WAS delivered On the following evening, was
well attended, and davora ,l7 noticed, quite at
length, by the .leadjAs iour1a.s at Cincinnati.
: 1t ID not likely that the Westsrn element, lis
1t l. mainly agricultural. viii move before Au-
tumn--N r. Anglo 4 j5srdR. s'.
, 1861-03-27

: Tho San Antonio Hau1d grvsies detslls Of To-
rays recently mada by the Indians In Uvllde
county, near Camp Wood. They ransacked
houses, ma1t1eated all who fell in their power,
and ran of all the cattle and horses which they
could find. 4 company Of TROOPS under COM
maud of Lieut 1nge had started IN pu1sni' Of
the marauders, ana had found the dead bodies
Of H. C. Adans. and E. II. Robinson, whom
tSey had murdered, but at last accounts they
had not -uveftaken the Indians themselves,
". B. Ochiltree, one Of the delegntes from
Texas to the Congress Of the C. s. a, mean
time writes thus to the editor; ii this Calves
ton Nd.sz under date of Montgomery {Als::,) }
President Davis. He Informs me that ID O.
der will be sent forthwith to Gen. Ban McCul-
loch to raise q regiment of mounted ri1emtn,
to be stationed on the frontier pnt,, . perma.
nent organization Of the Aruy Of The Confed.
eracy takce place"
, 1861-03-27

s.. LOGS. Jul5 1Gtx. 1sa
:, " i 6zAE @ @sfaESilo~ me- thu plsa-aro and ra.st
Hair Restorative after TRIAL of hre years 1o1n-
enc u.t yoH- I. stGrAtire In Ja ,narr a55 sla:s
which tmc have rot been wttlous ahp <io Ian i.
when cou.aet ced the use. my hair qu:te thi.-
and At least oue-th.a grey a t..: apa:ea:i2ns
Ercvnar t. b found. neither las 1:crs seca mp to
After NJ heir YES completely restored. I tcnt:nced
It. use By aprlTic tt to er tire tines m, IL My
1uy scalp f-e: troa CaEd:iE: l % not im2St"a hs
facts above melt! net will ha Ct any particular nd
vantage 10 you Ct even nattrr yoo- IT. at t ato
nnd ndtTiu! ores thr .ashout the Union.
lhavc cccu.ted lnE line tsAveNt he .raatsr part
q re tine tas East srs ysass ant sEs ssss pr!ds
exhibiting its effects N NV own cas. In s.ysr-l In
stances have met with Cpl that have pronuunc~t
II humoug: sayIEg tee. hsa used IT and w1'hou. =.
Ing the matter Tint rry han NOT used vtE ar lie at
Ill but bad used sotCe new art Il fa!1 70 be az good
noticed two thrice art eles n!scl ADVERT. 81 as
ab1ye which lkAye neuh. ar h1subuE3 It T. a..
tortshIns that peor'e will a.ruuize Artc'a Ct no
reputation when theEe II oHs Ut hand taat haa h-ea
apparently soma :. i those cllar;ata7s hn7n nos
nrass enough t., write aa a:trast s-,aElt as notut
ttaaces mercly iaserd.s o::srr place Of
bzve within The past fve, re=rs, sean I'D ta'kra
ycue Pr rara! vita cer:elt su ss-s ne 10. hli
ness ,y hair scait head dandruts. aud every dla-
, en<e tic Scalp q head r. subject t..
Of business here. bat lear-ed Jcu nov usius IN
Ton aTs liberty ta ,nh'.: th; to refer parties
BOX 80. 1R>d. Will b psompilJ answers. =.
jlMEs wH1rE Nd.
, 1861-03-27

Gator of mans right to govern himself and
q propagator Of free principles among tho
nations 1t may well be asked whether
this moyement is not more striking even
than tie events Of the first Napoleonic era!
But that III The one was she sorerunnef Of the.
o,her-eseh m integral par. of the grand
,wtnle@SMe 1night aser that the Revolution
ofds61 exceeds the revolution Of 1874 in
the splendor Of Its results, by as much as it
falls shortof that great upheayal IN san
f,11inarr 1ustre
, 1861-03-27
Loan or the tscontea:ffates' states.
[Ftom the National fute1iitencer.1

It seems By an adre7 7tisemens of The Secre-
ta'y Of tbs Treasury It. the Southern Confrd-
eIaa5 that no portion taf the loan Of $15, ,00o,-
W. authorized By the Montgomery Cong ress,
has been yet taken Tint officer gives notice
that one third Of the amoant will be offered to
the public On the l7th of:the ensuing month,
*1,9o The. Secretary says that, in order 10
enable AZ Portions Of The people shronghout
the Conleoerate States ito exhibit their COM
pon interest in raising funds for the common
detSnes books; Of subscription will be opened
~ the eshesand principal Interior townt,' and
10 enable. all persons: conveniently to sub
their market value in coin" He also states
TINT The debt Is secured by ia. duffy Of one
elenta OF cent per pound, or abaut "a cents
per bale, On an cotton exported"
, 1861-03-27
Tho Ban Jn1n-0ueaxfor.:: !. !: :

The executive session Of the Senate to-day
was mainly devoted to the consideration Of
the report from the Committee on. Foreign
KeIatloha concerning the boundary between
the United States and Great Britain On the Pa-
cihc, which nearly Led TO- y collision in regard
to the Jurisdiction over tie Island Of san Jian.
After long correspond dence, the British Gov
ernment proposed to refer It to Sweden, the
Netherlands or SWitx&rlasd: The Committee
reRorts1 in favor Of Switzerland, and the sub
1set Ia still under diacuSs{on, " TIL the -proba-
btlty Of ta}1ing that difectfon.-Tash. tor. N.
, 1861-03-27
Green Fay Railroad Connection.
From The Green Ray press1

Mr. Ogden passed through this city on his
way to lis mills below: It il understood that
be il to return on Monday to meet PHI Smith
and the engineer here and will give % = talk
ip the evening on the ssuti-ct Of our Railroad
project. It Is mortif, ing that, eiter begging
should pe. 30 stnpidiy indifferent NOW that: it
Ia offered u ) upon our owni terms: II. should
be remembered thatis uQuirss'nnt theAlight.
.ezt motion; to make thesejected open hand Of
courtesy and llberallty the Ja8 ofreseutneut
Lot III have big turnout.
, 1861-03-27

The speech Of Prince Napoleon in tEe
French Senate on The 1gt inst has created
quite Is profoand 4 sensation. on t1,e:nt,fer
eide of 1Le Atlantic as did President Tin!
coins inaugural in tbe T!nnitcd sia:es: Nor!
need ne wonder th:t II did ~ When =; I'd
.ric;;s IL fort1, ND
nnrora, ;;rSS1;;s;na ~ = Tb;c,, ~ .scro
-,,tts,,.a, a,Hand"t5r sncar ,,n,;nsacr ~ .ths
-. ---.+ts ~ 49,, e,,ea. ~ .1!a t4mnsx;af
.:1sss1s.ra;;nsnt Tho cen,ra, ;as.s ~ ~
s,,s,tz:, e, rs to11ow1;s = IA IN If nj
,sso31s; a-a-sssssd ,hro,ah ,,,s n.sj;,;r, T.;
p ptsssa ~ "a, .:;sh.1,i ~ 'sl.so. II
ss1. y s;Fr.nrs ;S ,co,nn,;t,e; ts.orao;nto;n|
:. ;T.a1"
~Ine r''eta. ez.use - tla.y, ana Wherever
s'ss : pet l'o~ef ma5 pe t'gat'u'y INVOKED J; J;
=. venice = necessary 10 ltafian un'!y ana!!
u mus. 90 WIN homoaroy ana naples:
, 1861-03-27

BLooMsaTox. Tn'. Ja1y sfth. 1e1a.
1xAE sr1:-1 ht re send jon atA.en..t that think
L9u aEs entitled to s..s he sbt o. en- resident q
~. now over any ,yrats Of a.e: F,r n5oat twenty
JeaTa past a4r has been iieg tdeganly grey
md IVES Aiult,:t eAtrtlf Rhi n-t very STIR and
p1!ant had seen nurl Ter i certificates of lhe very
wonderful effect OF your sAlr lie toratfse but sup
posed taere ,cs!on tha1 truth II them: nut
entertaining strong dclrr 10 ave .y hair II pusst-
bic. Feseosei to rs original crlar anu nDere-. It
~ In ms younger dss afe"Et1r c1 cs fto. cluled
would make toe xpertnest cann.e; q = IN smal
way. pIrtha ell =. vi yuGr -Il.t!l h.ts!es, at
dollar. ma commence usias nnsisg d,Eevst.as -
moved. and my hair sas falssD; OF In large aaaa:
titles vas coES.deran!y tEht=ng1 sul EauicI
use K TIL have ,,.rd Of y.,u: small bottles and
just begun the fourth. have pset.y head
Or nars brown. sr ;tt black hal7 IN. man as
had In mr youthful dlys en- nov in hill. Of
Westera Virginia My head t enrrely cl:as q daa;
dru and te hat- cesscd enr rely feusA 'a1ng off, sid
l. g s4ft a" hne as4 f,:'= os. a. soagH L vas
o1 ny ae9ua'aaacs. M fra4n...lys say q ~. 'Ba:lss:
the tnects;of yoaz estoral.c It i alm5st iupossl-
bic to convince t"o that Il IL th naI> Of ths
1l10k old Et9s Eead
Yours trnl7. ....
.. FREDERICK T. DETLEK
bloom n.tou. Ao1ruo County, Indians.
, 1861-03-27
Jc1n al 1870

Jc1a .:l, iS:a.
Pnor. Woop,
DEAR S1R:-T WAS Induced tn "a tuan year ago
to try Your valuable Hair les-oratre he rutross
Of fceaasing my head :andruu slad -nffsse with
!: upon ny heal for ;, an md la PEI hsen aele to
though mad trtr., m4nE p cn.ratt,su IN saw
your advertisement IN q u4ir'sbdr>h naper. Being
there at the ,sme calle! At .'rss 4 Kunklss Drug
St Re, and bought b.lt.e md aog An eparec 10
recommend 1t t. universal nae It b13 ptrteY
fsnoEel all "nnttuff It my heat, aa IN aaP.ca
toa once In two wr+Es Keeps free rau any itching
haIr Ind bccom Qttts white in Elace+ aa. By the use
OF your preparation: bcen Fa.rore to is osi4.na1
haze nset 30 bottles Of t.e Ees.oratitc has
knowledge VI it ~ allo. few grey hairs to TO-
ny head. NJ head +. .uoF u c-s .r,ub:e 10 me-, IN
keepiuE = clean &C than At any time = CO hsvs
hcen cA!id c ,nst.eC rupr preparation OF Erea:
y.las: md althensh Do mt lks y expose mysell
part Of it IN sny ahapa tAE proper. II 1t il worth
Il. u. ETTER
, 1861-03-27


8 : Smt:1. san;i1ten.
Eav.s O Dsnmau, Charles.
run,
E. S. u1ler; II. D. Matkoop.
4, il ~oyE. ascuin
Eus. i.1st d VBf;en. Atb.
nGfe,
G. n, Nc:,onkas. 0akTard.
Tafula. Aick"t. hfa,tCort.
j. D. Cope. Tair,,ciu.
Ti1ot>tr4t,Eh Il t.jarE 1;.,sat
T.evIs = ii,,n<i1T VAR. ~
IuIuntrIe, = i;royn Ca.ro
n + Whit. Etr tara
H.ar A. rat1nr villa
+ r. i,urss Sln1-r
II II Rirc sfrfsn.:r
Ia. n,atr Pr;lrtatts
.f1s: 4 ~, fii.n,ttuT:it-
4 i = Tarn:on., E.o. nta.H, Ktsin a"
YIN Co,',t,+ Gen~Ca
R.r- r.: So. = M ! HSrH,A grtsr.
!. +. NIL. 49,
+, ua:t,e .r,'1ts,,,n,. ~.
l.j:17su.,v :. Hrn It., "a.
mi
rt,..sa.i 80 - J,t,,+o, s..r.
if,,T, SSA'"'
Rcnsn,, 4 94- sn}tnn C1tv.
iYnter X Isrn. M0rrlsOn
1l-,,,..,.,I. r. t.57I -, ~.
, 1861-03-27

- Rtcha-,,s ,fa,.n.
h Ai,lsr AaeE hoGS ls1s3ds
~. Ghaas.I 4! Ilaia Moli;5e.
~ f E.spG. Haef0 % 49,
n.t. totoovs4 r;,,
14ttsss y ~, Saaoeu ta aainN
j. aa,1bot3agth. aa,1bls 1es@eS"
Eo!Ens tatlSiH
y. 1'CA W.;o y CAta5aA.
TT. ,.; Lqo4+ go, 1. No..
!; F. Thomt !, tn,aliaciha
n =: lLuss, tootla.,
9shsst = ~ n SaalA A.S;
- fi'lsi n,,....1.,. -.
r. l. uasEe1ncld. MAJ.
a Kea
y Y aikE. ottaWl
hochr !ef = ~, rttn.
u yan9sspn. AehaoA
=. r. ptrs, r., Aioan Poo
\ ht4sps19a: y usIA1 z a.
!. I: s.l q Ii y. 1aofnst1,
1rc MHEno1n 11iIna kL,,,.~,,
u 1Ao1. = EAtnou
y ". = sen-s1oa' Oea1
p,s1au wt;,,,u. ~,
q y A4a'n VI"
= ..,1.. e,nou
E.S.n sw,..u, =. ~. stinsY: .n4
& 1Ht. - : :, l. ~ %A HULL
2nHf = ~ \ r.. r. ILL 1enl li.
aSa Ge1 - AaTate' y eusF1
SGHss9s,,sa..s.Ssa a. I1Aensa. eas
& tss 'ueIat'1
- n Fl to!.e- o..s!.e- ".
tf,.I:.Sn : 4ft,sa. n.
Ncssos = EAllGeosa7s.ue-
I.reu 1..
IM9f9s " .'o- ueSAtH1t
w. u NFFe4,- @
, 1861-03-27

~ The war cry of the Apache Indians
woke the only family living at Gila Bend, New
Mexico, one nigtt last month: An old Amer
ican, tso tons--the eldest nov fifteen-and
servant, were all TIC force to repel 500 saya~
gee. Tie samily aimed to die ha1d, but the
frat shot fired by the oldest boy Killed the
chief, and The rest instantly fed The heroic
lad preserved ths trappsngs Of the "htave" a'
, 1861-03-27

" Ih9 Spirit Of ygUETSu91 pnOll6Aeu 0t Charles
+our Virginia n1ajn1v fn+snataa.-if n ,doaa
w., , -. e A,.:, .--... ~ ~s~
no1 tnreaten-tnat civil war "uss ensae as :
consequence Of the refusal Of the Union
,,,,+v ,f that state tn nase a seress5on o,6,,
~, = .:.t4s - -.,.<,,1,+,o,,:tt fh... ,,c,,1.,
l1Aoee- .u0 A1e =" - He'o11sA'A ~ 'eo o'ae'5
asserts:> - .... 60 ;
Thaugb The subm;ssfonists deny the Legality
Of tie r}cht OF secession, they admit the right
nr reValHtfon. And this ri9ht Of REVOLUTION
1,clnnps not only to states. as against the Fed
er,I Goyernment, but to d minority in q State
a. a,ra'nst. 1hn 1nainrifv. 49, :. =,
T6e exercisa. Of The right, though eTeatly,
f,.nIecated" VII nevertheless be Telied uuon.
Il says: should Virginia, By submission to:
ha of ~, r tha nan,e
:. =.
1he flot h1po'sd. ;,
ine hacnmona 1sam'nz' pup'lsnea !estef
from tne lnoA'1aaal IL Ise" 1ofA "no aeae'
gtapnea nn o'e' tno soouu' ~" eH'e euase'
that 0eeI o1 WIT seaseas nao ae.t ania poft aor
Charl7ston and other points, The dlscorerer
of this mares nest communicates this start.
,;,,,r t,ta11,conca ,rb;ob nil, 5onht,eea nn.ta
! !. 49, -
the nalr OIL oecess1on1sls 'sla@eo on eau* ~
t writes: z
/ ga ro.ea3 ia norv 1nai1;op nt NawYorlr with
| tto unns md ammuni,ion fnr Forta. Gaswe,1:
. ani tTahnann ia Nortl. C.rolfnn: and within a
Ma.s q str,,nv f,rct. of reonlor troora q iii he
! saI+ - shoae nnsnts to n1suant: the,r sa1znra
hv ths 81 ~ o,,sboriffra. = -? -.
~ IL f'-,1ar Is.ianad hv fhe f,ovarn,,;1,e,,,+
,,tt,.- nntur the eas;ce If fsen Scott ahd. ~
80 ~ 5.,r-ison and ,,rouis,on tne f,r,s n
V;Ea;,;, ~ on,s NorIh t:arn1;na foT ma vear's
!; e;a,t, N,-fa7t taa her, determined n,nn os
~ ,;J,.,,.>,i -, ssshoaTd haa o,f!:et tha
Gn,Gsders,:. ~ 3ta.es Eev West viii r. 1ha ren.
ssre%e fr,er, Tsieb the nsva1 forcea u3i1 III
aesoua H. m!t co.s. ~ The hos;a ranarat;ans
II Eva ad' !. ;s he;;eSca vii embrace Washtno,
:. ~, 49,, tha forss neor Raltimors and m IA
Ba. 81 ~" 'aa tba t,ster., o3a nhrthar rso;nt
ass 81 7 M. ~ sonthu.etarn rofn+ y
A1e a'' No~t0 Nv 'A1""'e Re.AAS''
| IToxv Not to DO II: f',--
rh.vva.ht,o+,,, ,o.rs.ro,aent o++ha r..h.
| 4oe co-- y. '"o ~'"0At'
! vile Hltl7os thus happily 1tts- GU Inc Way a.
| fa1ra baye been managed at the Federal Cap{.
| II ,,,as. 3ha ad,o,n;st,ot;o,, r. pfar,o ~
aA anoe1 ene '1'u1-A@Ass4N 9A A4eAso AZ"
Buchanan: 49,
The ysy the government gets its work done
Efs cnriou:. Asan illustrat.on, YOU and ,opr
/; family neetln Convention 81 Tie whcIe and
n ihnf'a rtsnfn,toT, -anthoffzfng the con.trnc.
i IN, nf a hen .coon In vour haeS ,a-d. Yon at
onc anno;nt me snusrfrtendent 81. the work.
,,n.+I,,9F = ,honsand 5r txn ~ flallars in hnnk
- ~ T., chee,r oY + vet gnn -, snnoinf w y
hr,,hsr3r.1a,x chief ns,neer. T a,ttnfnr t1S1
Of nv brothers assistant up.rin. deats, and
81 1$-+$ r. L. b.
, 1861-03-27

Tho 6eorClo Convention RatlfieSI,!'S +
On March IS, the Georgia Convention; n;=s.t-
ting In secret session, 1panitnouslY ratified
the Constitution of:the G. g. A Some oppo-
hitioa Was uaade to the eaa1ae; limiting tenure
of office only BY good behavior, but oh5eetons
.Wa:e finally waived, and The Instrument was
approved, r.. - 81. g.; -.
, 1861-03-27

"a seceasiontat efaer Uilrlc SaWsER 4tsXa.
= ESMsmher Reagan, Of Texas. now, Poaft1aaass-
ter.aenetal OF. tha Eontedeiatd :Ststes his
written On here for his qqqta Of Congrs
<Fome1y; md ne reli4pl Teias<+-
Waat. tsr. n. 7. Tina,
, 1861-03-27
Tho Seventeen Million loan.


Tho Seventeen Million Lo&n.
It will be seen by the following notice TINT
Mr. Chase has ndve1t1sed,fo only 50, ,ooo, 900 OF
the s17, ,ooo, 600 authorized ut the 1ast session,
which he considers abundant for Ill the Wants
of the present :f1scul year, ending on the Soth:
of June, In addition to tue ordinary revenues:
80. 4TaEAsuar DErAR7sEar, a.
[O11ctnL1 - j. = =: March ~, ~ 1861.
Sealed proposals Will be received At this Depart;
dsy Or April next, fof 600 o6o Of .he etoek ot the
UAitsd States. 10 be issued Under the actpi Con;
gross ofy the sth qf February LAST. THIS ttock;wl
payable semiaunualIy, on the first days OF january
Jaty in each year: and VIII be reimhursabls n
70 years from 1he first day Of Jsnnasy laEt: The
'Pfopo ais for loan OF 1861" and be addressed TO
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Washington, D: G.
They Will be opened and decided At the lime above
slatEd No offer can be accepted for any fraction
OF 81 COO, ro:will any cf-r be considered unless
QUE pr eeutum of,ts amount IL Deposited with
amy depository of the United States, subject IN the
order OF the Secretary Of the Treasury. Tie Ger
tidcate OF such deposit must accompany epch pro
poAn All offers for stock under this notice must
te unconditional, and eontasnno reference to any
j. othtF fer. The offers must st1.e the.unl bdered
for each hundred duiars Of the stock Bldde1t for
| this stock. whose offers stall be accepted nnst
deposit the amount offered aud accepted with the
Treasurer Of the United States, OF with the A.
atstant Treasurer at Boston. New fork, Fhilsdsl-
phIa, or St. Louis, or with the depository at Gin,
cianati on or befor. the 18th day Of April next
Sho4d any:sucees: mi bidder desire to depostt at
anysher point, his request to that effect will be
duly considered. =! - .....
| L. Upon the receipt at this Department Of certif~
Gates f deposit, with the depositaries above men-
toned, certificates OF subscribed stock will be
issued to tho successful bidders their assfgne,
iu suu.s Of $1.0o0 $500 and $l1000 at their op-
tion. inscribed stock, 20 issued. will catry Interest
FROM the d.te Of the deposit Of the money ns above
| stated, and will be transferable on the books OF
Department. =" :.
| thonid any sucoessfnl bidder deeire certificates
Of Stock with coupons Of the eeni annual interest
thereon attached to each certificate. they will be
Issued In Gums Ut 81 900 each. with attached con-
poBs for interest frun the fret day Of jufT next.
And such coupon stoek. instead Of being tranaftr.
able On the b0oks the Treasury may BE- assigned
and transferred By the mere delivery Of euch ctr
tiacalee3 The interest on ttch coupon stock,
from The date Of the deposit Of the money there
for until the ffst dry ot Juiy, will be paid on that
day to the accepted bidder Ills attorney, by the
| depositary with whom the principal Was deposi-
! The preliminary deposit Of one per censum re-.
auired fram all bidders under this natice will be
! iu:luded in the final deposit n principal of the
successful bidders. and will be directed to be I'M
| Indefinitely returned 10 unsuccessful bidders.
|. Is. r. CHASE, Sccretaty OF the Treasury.