Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

PLUMBER OF u. ). TisEASoi.i-
5 The G,llowit,g delinq iencies are cpnp,'-
al from Report Of the Secretary 81 the
,,r..sury. nv the 81. !isou;an- let Their,
be read BY the people:
In he late report, VIC find 4 last given
,r the names. together with those 81 theIr
ys.ire,ies, and the same due by each 10 IRE
government, of all collectors CT esss,orss
who were out Of Office on the l2ih day 81
October, 1897.
F,nu this list, we iake the Sums which
are reported as owing by those o:s;ccrS-
which fell due in the wears 1885 and 1857
ONLY
There is ono Of sss.777 %; one "f Sl3.-
$50 Is; one Of S fs3 81; one ot s',o.i
81: one Of 3 ,n5 II; ono OF $50 %; one
of Gl4.753 81. There j. report ed - "'s-
in son account of official crn'linen'~, one
sara of %, l97 81; ono -f ST. ol "a; anal
one Of $685. T.. These sums appear aS
dcfilcations on the part Of Collectors oi the
Customs f',r the ms twn years.
I'm The same report VIC find n debtor az
defauier, &C. j. IN1ERSoiL, Ds-rI-;
Attorney, Philaie,phia. i &c II h Jan-iary,
1887. a&7.i9 90" We quote the words
If the report If orr memory serves u
MIR. Inrersoll has been has been one 81 he
most vehement dechi'ners against all banks
and a thorough going advocate OF the sIo-
treasury scheme; f,r which the GIs.5c has
Iavishingly praised him.
| From list Of Receivers contained IN tine
repor., who were ont oil oliicc an the l2-h
| Of October last, whusc names ani >urc,seS,
and the balances stan linz ~ 'ia~t them. a
rising from sales Of public lands paid nyer
to them. are eivon, we take the following
amo.n,s, which fell ,lue, by such differs n
! the years 1895 and 1897.
| The f,.l,wiag are reported "a IN s,n,
Onc snrn for 81 1873 %. one fE 8, l4i ~
one for s54S 81, one for S!03, IT'S 0S, onS
| Tor s;23. ISIS lS, and one Tar S5i,S2i 55
"Repor.cd for st,it'' we fini the t1'i = "a.
One sum for $685. a., one for S3l,5il
81, and one for Sll,71S 15; AMI. on &c
count of Indian school fund, q ~peci1i de
posiie we srippose) the sum Of SS9S %
| The fiiowin, sums, j, Is 81 led h1'
been ordered to be deposited in banks Oa-
sum due 9th Nav, 1897, of SI4.S59 ~
one of S3j ,097 30. due 3Jh June. 1891
one of Sjo.i9S II. due Dist Au.uSt- 1851
and one of Sll,762 %, due 2Sth Feirulry
1887. The orders II deposIte appear nev
er to have been complied with We IA
the sum Of 81 .997 81, due from the eSiai
of deceased receiver, whose -iaI.n;aiSsr r.
tor had heen directed TO pay the amount
We find also due, the sums of Sis 81
Sl46 81. S7.42l IL, AMI SI.376 81, a
glinst which no ro'narks are made.
In the same lis, we fi.Ii the fo'l srias
l"A. w. JONES, IT, s. Harsirl, Niss0ar
$i,745 81, in SHit."
!. The aggregate sums given in the rPpor
under the two heads of Coiect,rS and x.
ceivers, stated as due from them. am lun;
some millions. The items We have glse
above, amount to more than SIX Hun
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS IL Til
SPACE OF TWO YEARS ONLY
!, What higher compliment can be pail :
the State Bank deposite system. than
contained in The report of the Secre,,r-
the Treasury? With all The er.5l-raS.
ments which they were subject To, ,ir.,,,.'
the collections of The vas, AMI un,r icslen
cd amount of public revenue; the las: san.
they were called on tn transfer from osl
section of the country To- ano her: the dir
fctililes which the execution of the depo~
act caused them, and the extraordinary T.
IvulsIons which have inf icncci and deran
ed the whole monetary affairs of the con-
try. the Secretary reports, that the bank
have already paid, or are expected - p,
as called for, or have already given or a;ie1
ed to give ample security for al the pIbl.
money in their hands, with the exception q
n single hank, which is defauiler H..
small amount!