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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

FIRE IN kEEsyILE, N. Y.-Spencer's Row, in
KeesvlIe, n. Y; was burnt to the ground on the
Sd inst. The principal losers are Messrs Mould l.
Tallmadge booksellers and druggists; Adgate
Spencer, merchants; Prescott. jeweller Morris
merchant tailor; Howard, dentist and W. lansing
proprietor of the Northern Standard. Most of the
property destroyed wss insured. The Standard
Office, on WHICH there was no insurance. was to
tally destroyed. The postoffice with the letters
and yaluables. WAS saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
s-IMPoRTAET
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

A preparation from lne receipt oil Well Known
and popular PHI hysician will stop the hair from la
ing restore il tc its natural color, keeps the aca
e{saan aad white and causes the hair TO grow luxa
rlsnt even when the scalp has been bald for ysars
yufiaQ ia this instance is useless. Call and pun
chass bottle and try it fairly, and If not satisfied
xi.h the reealt the money viii be returned,
sod IA hiehmuud By "; PEIEhsON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Corner 18th and Maiu sts.
Ask for DR.. HARRIs' HAIR PROMOTER AND
IN MPR0VER.
All cash orders from persons at distance, shonir
be addressed 20 w. kiERSOS, wholesale ana he
tail Druggist Richmond, Va.
price for onc bottle 81 de l9--d3fn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
nsa BuRnow's RELIABLE MEDICINE

Cnrcs quickly AMI permanently SsRoFULA, SYPHILIS,
RagCgarisa pies, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, C0sTIfE-
OF the sexual oaGGxs The wonderful reputatio
which this celebrated remedy has aeq qnired IN tn
roughly eradicadng the above Diseases Il uuiree'
nlast juyetrate cases OF disease have been cured bg
this truIy great medicine. after having been pm
n9uncei bey0nd ali possible cure bv the most en.-
neot physicians of tlie coaatry. Finley Y. FergS
son. Mayor Of Norfolk. Va, cured Of kheumatisri /
ksv Thomas Hume. po' 'tsmouth. Va cured OF Broi-
ohitis daughter Of sigBor George tioFtaerly Pro
lessor VI Muslc ia this city, was cured OF terriolt
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names could be mentioned were IL necessary.
Price 81 psr bottle-six BEETLES Tor 50.
Prepared by W BuaRow Il Co, Practical Chem
nts Norfolk Va
Sold By pURcELL, LADD CO. wholesale
Druggists, kehmond. ia 26--3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

GREAT PgDEsrBIAs.-The Houston (Texas) Re-
public gives the following notice of persevering
pedestrian:-W have met an individual, who had
travelled on foot from Montreal, Canada, to Hons
ton, Texas distance of perhaps $500 miles In
most cases lie journeyed along the banks of rivers
and when he crossed from Louisiana 70 Texas
he found the prairie covered with water between
the line and the town of Liberty. This gentleman
spoke in the highest terms of the hospitality ot
the people along the whole route. lie had served
in Sir Lacy Evans Brigade in Spain during tn,
war between Don Carlos and Queen Isabella. lie
was accustomed to carrying knapsack and pre-
ferred travelling on foot to any other way
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

POLICE ITEMs.--Three negroes were
Gagged last Saturday night, for want Of proper
passes, but on having q hearing before Justice
Ssdler, yesterday morning, were whipped and
cleared. Two white men, found drunk In the
street, were reprimauded and discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
sS@S. pPJgCTpE CICAPsI PRINCIPE

kfJJ i
iARs EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
zoe case Of these really fine CIGARS, to which we
ell the attention Of those who prefer first rate old
ashio1 Principe.
dc SITS corner ith and Broad SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
No. Da JOIN B. WALrHALr. (Homeo

csthist) offers his professional servces to the Gil
IS OF Richmond aud its vicinity. uftice at his =
daence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th
le l-Mms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
r. J. CARTER.
gsa. To THE VOTERS OF HENRlco CoUN-
rs;yr To ruE yoraRs OF THE CoUNrY

1Y-i respectfully announce yself a Candidate ior
tna Office Of Clerk Of Henrico County Court at ths
eIsct'on in May next. TEMPLE ELLEII
in Elm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

Sks% DUDLEY e. CO., Importers and
= y holesale Deaiers ia Choice WiNEs Fine BRAN
p,as' ,s.s oid whiskEYs and CIGARS. No. ~ Main
sio1. te3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

r@ DR. Coons, LATE or 6T. Louis,
Mo.-tice and residence on Sd street. west side DO
tween Marshall and Clay streets. ssH-dem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
MILLS R. GOODWIN.
rsss.CnMMIssIoNRn or Tng kEvRNuE.-

'-',lianc. g. ih the desire Of Many friends
n p'N,'lltfnGv nre.eat n aysaif as candidate fot
i,bNAISSINSE ioe THE REV IN u for the Third
.,,i'f .5r Monroe " ard OF III" CIty OF hIchm0ud.
...., II rf;4et .sSAFy to make inriher pledge
~ a., ss.ufause og the f4ithti.s performance of the
To- - tbr aa,ee should it be the pleasure OF my
t.,i1v 81 sizoGs to elect ma, - - ,>,,,r,
u,a 2--lme hto' II, IoMfhiNo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

RErugsED.-LinviIie Hunter, who In difficulty
last Spring killed man by the naaie OF Stephsns,
near JonesDorough, Tenn. has returned and sur.
rendered himself 10 the authorities. He was heid
10 bail in the sum Of Sac, ,00e,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

THE NEW HAVEN SHOOTING AFFAIR R--Thec coroner's
Jury. after investigating the facts In relation to
the death OF William Mills, fireman, who was
shot In New Haven, Conn., on the 9th of February.
in an ARRAY with some Students gave in their YER
diet on Thursday last. 1t does not implicats any
person in particular, but eensures those who do
clined testifying by which the jury were unable
to obtain all the facts they needed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

THOMAS Darcy MCGEE, formerly editor of the
hiSh Nelas, in New York, but now a member of
the Canadian Parliament, from Montreal, made an
exceedingly violent speech In opposition to the
Government, on the Sd inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

k6y~ LEROY A. CREssHAw,
MEASIRER AND 4RBiTRATOR.
Office corner llth aud Bank streets,
Is Tins Richmond. lirviaia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

DfsoovEaY or LIoroRs. Yesterday IL
her the water uas turned ont Of the casal, . nan-
Der Of botties Of brandy and other ltQuors was
found embedded In the mud nsarly oppoeite the
been lost from q canal boat or thrown there ~
some rogue to avoid detection H4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
kIcHAosD, jan. II, 1853
TO Da. KAHN.

TO Dg. Kahn,
Office corner 2?dand Main streets.
seaa DEAR SIg: | feel it q duty | owe
to yeG to state TO the public tse successful removal
81 fuSor from the side Of my neck OF Serebiteen
years sisnsiug, weighing upwards Of siy pounds
WITHOUT the OF knife or the loss of bIood-and
~ ~ which ana R0w we'll. | was examined 10y DIR.
marnet Of tbe Faculty Of Riehniond, twelve Year,
ego. ani he pronounced ~ chances against me py
Sutting IL. IA. also did other eminent physiciais
tnruaghout the country. Yours. dc,
JAMES MILLER.
hesdeiiee-~PeFkiasgille. Goochland co.. Va.
"a k-d3ui* ewlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

ALLEGED P0IsoSING.--Joseph Saunders died un-
der suspicious circumstances in Bucks county.
Pa. recently. His wife, with man named Alex
Rice, have been imprisoned on the charge of poi
soniDg him. Rice and Mrs. Saunders are said to
le too intimate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
cANprpATEs FOR OFFICE.

esg~ To TnE Worms or THE CRY or
tsx 7 an, a candidate for the Office of COM
,1Sessf0 sER OF THE REVENUE tor Monroe
~ snl r,,ss respectfully ask the support OF my
t..es-tt;zeus. saond u b. your plea are to ee'.
.,frl ,iiqchargp ol my duties that yoat een'idsne'
F'1 n"s -. y" MILLS u. GOODWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

THE NoRrHsRs MAIL, due last Satur-
day morning, was detained several hours by Ice In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

OF UEyaIc0.--I hereby announce myself csndidat'
f.r the office Vi COMMISSIONER OF TIE KEVE
HUE Tor the upper District, 1T the approaching
election. ani respectfully solicit our sniifasas.
Shoql it be yegr pleasure to elect me, promise t.
di-carye the duties of the Office faithfully aud pune
tud!y. fel5-dl3t* JAMES b. NAUdHAS.
sD79- AN candidate for the CLERK
sHlp ci Henrico County Court. .
10 lg--lmF JND HARhleoN.
RsAp SHERIgFALTY OF HENRICo.-I an
a candid ate fol reelection to the Office Of SHERIFF.
uf UraricO. JNu. a. HUTCHBS
de lg-ll1e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

THE FIRs at the st. Jossph's Orphsn
Asylum, last Friday night, srisiuatsd from an In
PERFECTION In the chimney nas In the free schoea
room, and not from the fnrnace a. ws frst pnder-
stcod. precautions have besn tsksn % prsvsat
same eayfSa s&Es u 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

NEGRo KILLED.-We understand that
negro man belonging 10 Mr.. John Enders. Of this
city, was so badly beaten BY the mate Of . vessel
at City Point last Friday, that he died In short
time thereafter The negro was employed a.
stevedore, and while ioadi1g the vessel, gave the
mate some impudence. whereupob the mate seized
a large stiek, Knocked him down, and injured him
50 seriously that he soon died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08
RICHMOND. July 2ith, 1887.
nEsRe DEAR SIR-It is with willing plea

Eay@ DEAR SIR-It is with willing plea
sure ia addition to many others. add my testimlo-
" u the efficacy of BAkEk'S PREMIUM BIZ :
TIERS, in giving permanent relief in Dysentery aud
summer Complaints with my children Also, my
wife having suffered several years from debitation
md other diseases peculiar 10 their sey has found
4 restorer in these valuable BitteFs Hoping they
may prove successful with others with my tamiy
Your oct servant,
j. d THOMAS.
To MT. u. BAKER. Proprietor. Richmoad. Va.
For sale by all the prominent Druggitts In the city
# Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia. Also. Of
CsAKLEs SToTT CO.. Washington City, {, and
a sTaBLEk 4 GO, Baltimore. NH 5-If Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

The "IiEGCLaToRs" in Noble county, Indiana,
have arrested seventy-six eounterfeters, and four
have already been convicted and senteEced to the
penitentiary, The 'sRegulst0rs' have recovered
TO the amount of $4,000; have broken up two
mints TOR coming bogus money: broken up one
bank. with press, plates. and everything necessary
for issuing counterfeit bills and found $4,000 Of
spurious bank notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

TI0RRIBLE--A little son of Mr. Thomas. Of
Ciarksrilie, Tenn fell into vessel of boiling soap
Tuesday week, and was so severely burned as
to cause his death next day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

DgowsED.--A negro boatman acciien.
tally fell into the basin last Saturday evening,
during the storm, aud drowned before assistance
could be rendered him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

EMIGRATIoN.-The number of emigrants arrived
at this port from January 1st to March 3d. Of tbis
year, only 4,757, which shows large falling
off from the number. 10,2ll, landed here during
the corresponding period of 1857. Vessels that. in
prosperous seasons bring from 800 to 500 emf
grants. now come in with scarcely more than 30
The rush will probably set in again next month
n. j. Jour. Com.
Long John Wentworth's mode of warding off
blows aimed at his lame shoulder, with heavy
hickory canes is unique If not original In his ac-
count of the attack made upon him, he says in his
paper the Chicago Democrat, I'VE warded off the
fret blow with our head" This reminds US of the
famous narrative given by John Phoenix of his
fight with the Judge, into whose mouth he insert
ed his nose for the purpose of holding him down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

SHOCKING CASE OF DEsTITUTIoN.--The ,r0y Negroes
de IN Ne'c fork.-The body of old negro
named John Eedman was found in cellar in New
York, last Thursday afternoon. The Herald says
1t presented dreadful spectacle, the head and
face having been nearly desoured by rats. The
unfortunate being actually died of starvation. He
lived quite alone in the cellar since the death OF
his wife, few weeks back. His neighbors (who
are mostly poor negroes) knew that he was in a
state OF destitution in consequences ofhis inabit,
to find employment of any kind, aud were unable
to help him. They saw him alive for the last
time on Sunday, he was descending into hi-
wretched abods. Thur sday afternoon attention was
attracted by shocking stencil proceeding from
The cellar. Some of the neishbors entered and
were Mortified at the spectacle which presented
itself. On a miserable pallet lay the emaclated
corpse, surrounded by hundreds of rats, who were
with difficulty driven away from their horrid
FEAST
LOST TRAyELLER. TT is greatly to be feared, that
DR.. Ieichardt, the Austin Traveller, has shared
the fate of Sir John Franklin. Fonr thousand
hVe hundred pounds have however, been voted by
the Legislature of New South Wales, for the ex.
penses OF the proposed expedition to search for
him. DR.. Gregory has volunteered to conduct it,
and he entertains some hope that statement
made by convict, that DR.. Lechardt Is n prisoner
ia the hands of a tribe of Northern Aborigines,
may be true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

SSow Storm Last Saturday evening
our city was visited by = snow storm, which fell
TO the depth OF AN inch two, aud the ground be-
ing cold and dry, laid upon Il like white maatls
until yesterday, when the sun came ont warm and
caused u TO melt. The streets, no doubt will BE-
wet and sloppy to-day bnt II the weather contiuues
TO grow warm, the thoroughiarss VIII soon be in
good order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

ACCIDENT Last Saturday night Mr..
Patrick Wills, In passing down 9th street below
the bell house, accidentally fell on the pavement
aud fractured his right wrist. DR.. Brown attend
ed him and set the broken bone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

INcEsrI' aTsM.-A during attempt was
made to Ere an old bailding nearly in rear OF the
Henrico county Jail last Saturday night, by apply
ing torch to q small pile OF rubbish, but the
light was seen by two negroes In the neigborhced,
Who Immediately extuguished it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

cherish and prsssrvs, snd thereby rsmosS Ron
che eye Of the ambittsus ycnth 81 The prsseDt ens
Of the most powerful Of hsfnau 1pcsstfvee - the
onward and upward struggle afsss - hssesasts
and elevated future
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

N0flCE.--I am no longer the agent for
ls tie line Of Freight Boats formerly sfvertised
by nae. Mr. Win Cox. at the Shed. on Deck street,
la VI the Gas Works, 10 now the agent kr
my former patrons sk -
mi ~ Ae Xxx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

GREAT BAKGAlNS.--ws are nov Of
NJ fstfn9 all kinds ~ heavy Winter Clafhinw. at
yrsstlv rsaueed pricss We wl<h 10 ci,es out our
stock N sssriy We can. before ree~iyln4 spfiag
suppIisz and purchasers may b. assured thai We
We ask particular attention 70 our sfnrk a nss
tlser Ccau. kasisus. Ae., - heing very sks6cs
goods ~ q bargain kkkN, BALDWIN ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-08

Consulting Rooms No. 81. third Aoor, Opposite the
de is-3ms American Hotel. Richmond. Va
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-17
TERMS:
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them inserted, or they will be connued until forbid and
charged accordingly.x9 Nst i5e :
For announcing the of sfor once ,s5
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Obituary notices over 10 fines, charged attheregular
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All commune intendedto promote the private
ends interests of Corporations Societies Schools or
individuals, will be charged advertisements.
Job Work. such as Pamphlets Minutes, Circulars
Cards, Blanks Handbis, &C., will be executed in good
style, and on reasonable terms.
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No communication inserted unless accompanied by
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sen Hotel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-23

OF the total outstanding circulation Of
the Banks, S3,215,48S. Missouri has
furnished securities to the amount of 50,
OO4, 900. The facility with which certain
stocks are changed into currency under our
Bank Department, must, unless checked
speedily. put an end to our Bank System.
Ii is we'll understood that 100000 in
money will buy about sl25,000 Of these
Missouri Stocks al any time. Upon these
Stocks from $4,000 to 100000 may be
issued.to buy as much moreMissouri stocks
which in turn, being deposited as security,
will draw nearly as much more currency.
and so on almost indefinitely. The Banks
being established at inaccessible OF un-
known points, to avoid the payment Of
specie upon The circulation, would induce
am unlimited initiation of the currency
The value of these Stocks ultimately may
well be questioned. While a few opera
tors 10 Wall st. may give them a ficticiou>
value rs a banking basis,it is believed thai
were the demand created for banking in
Illinois and Wisconsin to cease, they wod
sink at once far below the rates at which
which they are received on deposit as Sc
curity for our bank circulation, and that
they are not a safe basis, even as %collater-
al security, much less when held and used
as actual bank capital.
This system OF banking in the end,must
drive out of circulation all specie and the
currency OF banks established for legiti-
mate business purposes. Banks located in
business centres, where they are liable at
any time to be called upon 10 redeem their
circulation in specie, cannot compete with
those institutions located at inaccessible
points, would be necessarily compelled to
withdraw their circulation entirely.
In concluding this subject, | would say,
that the State should have honest banking
or none at all. 1t is a branch of business IN
which the temptation to pervers;on and
evasion, II not to fraud, is great under any
circumstances But it is the duty of the
Legislature to check all infringements up-
on The plain intention of the existing la
and to punish with severity every violation
OF Its provisions, either in letter or shirt
and especially to guard every avenue for
the preparation of fraud upon the people.
A thorough investigation OF the Bank De
partment, and the manner in which its IN
e~rations have been conducted. At an eariv
period of the Session, is recommended.
LEGISLATION.
erave charges have been made DURING
=
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-23

which they were issued, taken from sta
tistics furnished by the Bank Comptroller,
with other information connected with the
subject.
During the past year ~twenty-seven
Banking Associations have
been organized with a capitals2, 100000
And seven Banks previously or
ganized have increase their
capital in the aggregate $4,000
And two Banks have d:scontin-
ned business, with an aggre-
gage capitol of 125'ooo
The whole number of Banking
Associations organized and do
ing busipess on the the INST
Monday OF January 1895, Is
seyenty-fye, with an aggre-
cate CAPITAL of 100000
The increase Of banking capital
for the year 1857 is 2,65o,ooo
The Whole amount of counter
signed notes issued and deliv-
cred to the Banks during the
wear 1857 is sI,697,S63
The whole amount of circulating
notes returned TO the Ban
Comptroller's Office for destruc
ton during the year 1857 Is 1882
The whole amount of counter
signed notes issued and deliv-
cred to 10 the Banks and out
standing on the first Monday
of January 1853, is s3,215,48S
Which are secured by the depos-
it ofPublic Stocks aud Specie
in the sum of S3.S62.O4 |
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-23
$3,S62,04l
Total

The whole amount Of Bank tax
assessed during the year 1857,
all of which is paid in except
1919 Is, is ~$G0,298,02
The following Banks have returned to
the Comptroller's Office for destruction,
circulating notes, amounting to over s.,
600 each:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-23

STATEMENT OF CoNDITIoN OF BANKS.
A.crrn az. lanitnl L. Itircn,n AZ Ann't Snncif
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-23

the State. It never could be paid, and
would have led, as a last resort, to repudi
alton and public disgrace. | recommend
that every act Of the Legislature author
ling towns, counties and villages to loan
their credit to private corporations, where
their bonds have not already been issued,
be at once repealed, and that the cities be
restrained from any further loans of a sim
liar character.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-01-23

CULTIVATION Snouiu De compelled 10 purchase
them at second hand from speculators.-
There is no necessity for any haste in the
sale and disposition of those lands. / rec
ommend that the School and University
lands hereafter sold,and such Of the swamp
lands as are ~suspectible Of cultivation and
improvement, be sold in quantities, not to
exceed three hundred and twenty acres to
any one individual, and then only to men
who desire to purchase them for actual set.
element and cultivation; and that in all
cases of sales, ten per cent. of the purchase
money be required TO be paid at the time
of such sale.
T-REsPAsSERS ON STATE LANDS.
Some efficient means ought to be pro-
vided to enable the Commissioners to pro
tect the School and Swamp lands from
trespassers. Although several attempts
have been made by the Legislature to rem
edy this evil, no adequate protection has
been within their reach. T~respasses are
con SANITY committed, and some of the
lands are constantly losing their value on
hat account. Some Of the agents appoin-
ted for the purpose of guarding them, it is
feared, have quietly endured the spelling
Of the lands, enjoying,as a reward for their
patient f~orbearance, a portion of the fruits
of evil. This is lands in the..Mississippi, be-
longing to the swamp lands particularly
require care and supervision.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
The Legislature is bound 70 provide for
The speedy publication of all statute laws.
Under the contract Of the public printer, the
condition Of the acceptance Of his bid was
to publish within sixty days after the adj