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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-13

To- An old fellow Who hsos0o weary &c
his If5. thought be niigh: &c well eoElni.
suicide, but be didn't wish to 60 without for
giving al bis enemies. So st ;hs last me-
ment he removed tho moose from his neck,
saying to himself II neTer can orwill for
give old Noah for letting The ooppeghesd
snakes get into tho ark They have killed
two thousand dollars worth Of my cattle
BsS- THE SPIRITUAL AND THE MArEMAL.--
The Universalist Herald at Montgomery.
Alabama, thus lanents the loss Of a valuable
chAttel:
''Poor Nancy Never more shall We be.
hold her in the flesh She has flushed her
mission on earth, and entered the climes Of
glory above. and oEtmortem examination
showed that oss6cation Of the trScbsa had
taken place"
ES- An "ezquiSite" young gentleman, who
wished 70 make an impression upon brilli-
ant young lady with view TO cspiVGts her,
presented the following high wrought compli.
ment:
MADAME, there are as. two things in the
world that love, which are oysters and
champagne; and l never see yon without
thinking Of them" To which abe grateful
lady responded "sir, there are just two
things which hate, which are cod 6sh and
potatoes and never see you without think
ing Of them" The cres, Of that "killinR
young msn foil exceedingly
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-13

kas- Brigham Young sells his followers
some serious truths He said in late ser.
mon TO the saints:
"MAny Of you will exchange your last bush
si of wheat with the stores for ribbsndl and
gewGaWS, when you really need IL for bread
And, with tho shAnefacednsES say it, some
will take their last peck OF grain 30 the dis.
ullery 20 buy whishsy, and then beg thsir
bread"
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-13

Nzy- A northern man with southern pTis.
cipIes-A Yankee with yellow feVsrl-O Ohio
State Journal
A northern man with abolition principles
"A republican With the black tongue - CiN.
ENQUIRER.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-13
The Family Opposed 60 Nswapap.rs.


The man that didn't take tho papers was
in town yesterday He brought his whole
family to town in q two horse wagon. lie
still believed that General Taylor was Presi
dent, and wanted to know if the "Kamskat
kians" had taken Cuba, If 80 where they had
taken it, He had solo his corn for ihirty
cen's-the price being hfty.hve--but on go
ing to deposit his money, they told him that
it was mostly counterfeit. Tie only hard
money he bad was some three cent pieces,
and these some sharper he'd run on him" for
half dimes.
One Of the bora went to the blSsksmishs
shop 10 be measured for pair Of shoes, and
another mistook ths uarke. house for Rohnroh.
After hanging his hat on meat hook he
took his sent on a butcher S stall and listened
to an auclioneer whom be took 20 be the
preacher He left before "mcetia' was ont'
and had no great opinion Of the sArmint
One Of the girla took lot Of seed onions
TO tgade them for a letter. She had a baby
which she carried in sugar trough, stop
ping at times 10 rock it on the side walk
When il cried she stuffed its mouth with an
old stocking, and sung Barbara Allen"
The oldest boy had coon skins, and was
on "bust" When last seen he had called
for glass of Soda and water, and stood
soaking his ginger bread and making wry
faces. The shop keeper mistaking his mean.
ing had given him mixture Of sal soda and
water, and it tasted strongly of soAp. But
"hed hearn tell Of soda and water an he
was bound to gin tia fair trial Some "iown
felor" came 10 and called for q lemonade
with fly in it, whereupon our stupid friend
turned his back and quietly wiped several
flies into his drink
We approached the old gentleman and
tried to get him TO subscribe" but he would
not listen to "intsrnal improvements, he
thought "learnin' was a wicked invention
and vexation. None Of his family ever
learned to seAd but one boy, and he "tesched
school awhile, and then went to study in
divinity. Erchange
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-06
Seutfcbe Srtefe,
rel9e tn Der ~seltrteen USun" aneeSstet inb.
q Il | L ;

~ GmenltHe
8au6, Ders y; 8ertram, Wirs u Bauer,
Sbrllttna @ana, Ur8 >; Coleman, WiB M
banner, WtB 6; @rb, OfiB DC @erbaro,
Drip 30; Gamer, WtB y g; 0ulee, OilB
y; pops, OtlB 6; &rebS, Oira s ; &iineiels
ter, URrS Dfarp; NifenS, NttB g; Simers,
Oie; Yurfe, WtIB 8 6! ReDler, DtiB M s
Rllincer, 80; S9auer, q; Saoler, Weis
IS; Grauerman, DtiB Me @asuer, OeiB 8
Wsf, Otrs sc; WOlf, Wtrs u; 8aumaun,
WiB 4nna
albert, u; aDamS, So; older, S Moams,
9 s; adler, $ 8; Nuen, ISM 81; 4rnclo,
y; BamberSer, s; Brandt, y; 8udaer, u
>; @oppet, &cdlin & 60; Cornelius, 5obn ;
&OnUeile, 3arDins s. 60; SrOB, s rs; STA.
uer. s 8; @ilenielt, s IS; Gabuefpd, IS Us
S 60; Sarne, Is; 6rep, - IS; 6enner, 81
9; 6elber, 6; 6leminS, Me; SLIDER, SEQ
6,Otlf, SO; 6,tt4e, s s; 6ijea, ism @ars
Den, S Sc; SOP, R; @re6en, IS; 5albaA,
Spas; 9auU, @upt 9; 9abn, $; Sanuemon
&c SO; 3endel, q; 9enrldS, 6; Serteultetn,
" Is; Seb g; 5Ofiman, So; 0olteu, 8
IS; S3lebart, S -; Serber, g; Seller, u ;
&abn, s We; 4lene, > u; 8ubaa, Daniel ;
&aapp, 9 Summer, @b; Sreber, & Subn,
9; 3auoen, u Is; 2auoenbcd, s; 2el9, rs
CHARTERS, s; Wartin, W S; Oterfer, SEQ
Wtluer, Nm WeIaer, Yb; Neff, Capt ISM !;
Hel9arOt, 8; 8aiubaro, lt 6slp, ST.; Jteiss
ner, S; 8oleman, - IS; Ru8tert, s; Sal
lee, @bas; Suuerueln, > .; SadS & Sro
Senoerllns, S s.; Swiser, $50 S; Bllter,
rs Us; Wasner, . 9 Wu3bOrS, 9; Wert.
i Wenael, @hQS 2eQer8. $.
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So Or. % papnes 3ulamulen9eieete
Duot1riDensoprcp peilt SDrtrifIiH bdrtnSdisen 9nten, Or
%taitHueen, 8~lutgeten, 9ufsrSbrensatsun6uns, 2ebsrbef9per-
ben, Nteeln nn6 Iuffetsen tn Der Repie, 8arsatbn, sfett unb
ber 5rua Ossr Der 9snSe.. Dtefs arsnst re,niet saeletS unb
autert es Slut. SIN Grps' unA Rletnpertanf Su baSea III
Der = Rfct 0eSgDsder" tu 81 per Eiaf@s.
so @u8en S9cntn5 8 au89e3eiA
netsn 9 1mebtfb Bitter, subereitet aus @6taartnee
Elm nntraeltdes Delttel, seeen 9sberbel@perben, Seibfu9t
D9sptpis, HnueroaGltdtett, Aerrenf@wGGe, &fb ma, NerDt :
1t autpetten une alien aus etaeut IN ~lnDrbauns ~eeratbeaeu
ID 1gen snttebenben Grant9etten, 1T 3a 90 &ents BITE JIafG W
pet fdpftn In Der Dffee QDe6ers. ~
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Dr. Qnponte acIbene NiIen

Fnb zines Der b. fen Iup erfcl9ft6Ren M~r,netmitteT Ca
entrantteiten. sic Fnb mad benz Neespt etues berabrt.s,* 80
ael@tften MrateS ~Yrdpartrt nnb acns barmIOIsr No1sr =
retGe 3e9 9nae BON rfipettablen YerfDnen befnbtm IN
ben Der @tetntbnmer. Z streroen burh Bic oon,. nr,ou
alen Ghtboreu M~ppttefera Uertoaft unb Gnb bier ~ San,si.-
Az b0ben BET Getb. 9ance, No. 406 Baitfn,srsor U1'msmpt
her unb Co., G6e Don &tarIess anb prattar. ~ ~ 0De
Dtele YtAsn Issosn gseeR Gsnltnbuns pOn ST an 5,
Maentfns an be mehsufr uat Der Tpa ~ptflaubf.
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tt trartn uR0 8ebetlt rnrben. N"l
SemerfenSDertbelte 6uren,,
@seat BaQs, So. 81 9. Starpfr. rurpe RON Chmo4.
t&te, NerSDftdt uno %ltnDerSGuI 5tttt gebetIt ""
Wui. l. NtmnU, $50, Nc. 178 Df 6apetiear, wu. be IN,
bts 8anjet Spfsnts erbetIt;
Yptnsas 5: Sea3am Sn Wsp'gOrf, pa, parbe pOn .7iSt.
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tenn Dilute; ~ '"'P
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SeberbetAwerceg IN ! 6BtuDft; ~"
unb ner0Sier SdpdGs. "p'FF
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@efebdftssN erlennnn.
neberfeeiIde
NG6d1esM nenfiIr.

&Az@AaAE2A Dte rter3eibneten nepen nit benz 60uft
Is perm &budrb Soon, S1ths. Nbeber unb @GtfS.
SeIrdnter, tn Brem IN tn BerbtnbunG unb felen FL Speh.
beheltcn unter ODrtbetlbaften 8ebtngunaen unp n hsn
nteort8fen y re m er 9 d n nuf etn s abr TI1os
Pal az d etne aus ino 3Dar fir Salute, Steerd7t mn
3wtitenoed NIT + c el mGBtgen VGdetf&tffsn d q n
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bers aber mad BaIttmrte. Der 2Beg lber Bterten in fHr
Dentl&e Guerfannt br opttbetlbdfteRs, unb ba TIM NimtEr.
nusuneSfaae 6es S6etne6 rem biefeen N~usaabler bo9 "a sfh
ert b!eibt, 70 ~enhpfsplen nnr Denienteen, relde Nrs,ns
be unp Wsrran6te On Dtutfdldnb beruber fom1nen Iogsr
UCAe1, uniere Sernitttiun9 burA UbtSes 5auS craebend. -
St9elt1tfft periadsn Bremen am 1. un6 Is. frb,n
N10nats. 1--WE"
@beafO tSnnea BET unS pafasef6eine ieber glaGe un.er 81.
leaun8 Der YIdBe fur bic nemen uue pr ahtSDII I'm.
9ert@ttten Oampff6tffe bs Nprbbeutfds
9[rbb at gleDsyprt mad 8reu1cn, ais aud "
ab Bremen ReYp.NDrt
ju ben 9 10 n Der GDmpa8nte (7ebe nabere Mn,sioo ,,r4..
elet@en Scptnsunaen fur 0s4nuns Der SIS. StIpTs
8eutaen nnb u It'd cit, Meen:en Der GdiFe in wsm.'
y ort eatSegen8Cn pntnea nerStn, uMb ba man mil meH,
pteen S9tnsn ben @or5ua gebeu Tam, uHb burh Gnososmrst
Bat uns Wetle n c ppr BetrI9ereten burd, 81 Z M : NUrrsr
gunner 9eIhert fnh, 70 ~empfebltn MIR cun bierin ben,
Ynblttum unfere WermtttIuna.
Die Idbtaprtstaes Der SstRs RS Tte fOIet,
y. Bremen D.. Wem.MprF,
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10. Mprt, q Nsri,
so Ntrtl, 16. Wprif'
IA. Mat. Ia. Nfsf
II. SUM, Is. AHai
@sssH Hass''r sasfan'4 seass q fs an
Sn'h' no. 113 %. 4OnbG rDRr. Baltimore.
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Ieiae1r ais %SoeiltniffeL.

o. ~ m.3- %ltman's dHte Sennn- 6essen fSnnsn be .
ggao!t.am as eas bette NttttcI Gseen 8srfcpfEns, nergse
%Upl@tp Ane aae anDern, aus ether u%npr6nuaa bes Uereau
SM"ssl9Eems eatfansensn &ranfbeitsn r~mpfOblen werDsn
Sn"ThhV4 .ss.~ pFapertrt BON Ism. 3. GILMAN, Gbemia
Sttlss Seth G. 6ou.. 90. n .m.1..as
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Rutat Serfnlef-

NBWENN FAyN%ANV%VF~p
ssssaa 90 ader 3dnb ~mtt.9uten Standardization, Is l.st!s1
saSi;ssSS BON Der 5tnbt naeeSer 9~anbardse unb in ber geIun-
6eEten Sesene, tlOI Ifer an Der Northern Grttral.
IM1E G%tientabn, 80 Wseiten Dcn Der Sta6t nit @ebdubcn
~ At r an Der alien Jrfoerid Otpae. gut e~n8sbaut; 10Y Ndsr
NIT pnbiaen 8ebault@fette1 unb ApIGsen. mire aeaen Gtasw.
t1nm n .er StGot stn8e'auf9t; 8 NGer an Der alten 6re6eri6
H0a6 q 9sehs BON NtOunt be Sdles 100 Ndcr am QBdfbtna.
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asptr, nabe @arSenfr. L In 28et 9Drnbarofr Bin yar.
tstetr:; 2 IN 9ertn8tOnfr. 1 tn 5rpntfr. 1 in prottar9Ee.
| III oanoSerltr.; 2 IN Wuibtrl STR. uu6 me6rere dnDrrf in
'ert1teeenen @e8euben Der Stabt. Gets III permtetben In
1sf 9aI'hmurefr, MOnunent, 8as unb 0tcGlberrylr. nnS
t~r9aemap. 9runo 81 pcrfGItsu tn y ;Uabwa5 grunSrsrtsn
Il 1ertauIeh. @lote + unb Merits.
aeIo-S 9p. 63 SapcstSfr6se.
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ADee umD A0Mee.

Ger aud wtrtli6 9nt It.
sesnH tpr f4le4ttn SaHee unb Lbes Uer6rau9t, 10 TT .es
cure ettgene S4ulO. SIR fSnnt eans vsr III gItG entes
mp tlltsea 9tse unb Safee baben tn 0em 9 to ben
eaRa @Ss ! ~ @fs ron SaItt m IRE uns 6rsbsrt6fr.
aeet sne AUD .tniabst ZEN ittnent btlisenaaS Sefifatsa gbee
FaO ""uts ." 'aAten WGt6JI
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D0ucO'S
wi agical Pain Extractor

VI dSICdI i 9TH EALrdCtOr.
3tsmals TT etne %@ntsedan8 iu Der Material 81 ebnt,
naS no Sgeils in farttr @ntlia:uns 70 RAID in tSrttn nS II
lion 5utano auradsetr1tt DDer gDunpen unS GciImTrsI
atstn Sd6osn suradGelafeu, ais bur& 2altp's ntaatf9e
S9mer;. Wertiletr. ""e'IT'
BET Sbntttea, QDunbtn, 0errtniunaen unb Bra sdsm -
duen, benen Rtnber tntmcr unterw1rjen fnb In SIS gp.r.
ttun8 Is dGteH 3 lltt'IGen SGmerS. Gertt.gers tutnter 6is.
leIbeI QDte DtsI S1merjen unb Qei6en fDnnten MIDI burN
ttslts MtttteI ~DerRtnbet wsrben. tSa ieIbf tas Qtben barsI
SSIt eaopa Gb, bdb Der adte Daaep-@rtrsct Bat Der ban5 TX.
NGpsFsS oela6en me ne 9~sbrldten YGnpblete, auf Ste Id er.
stOSnh ptnsnretien MIR erIaube uno fur beton sDabrkfft is
mt0 0erantwprtltG baltic.
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NV ~ ptokUIene ietn, bat teu1aIs ben GaDtrfen en-, unfer.
s +" nna anD gstlenesa etseui9afen pOn D.arv's SSmsr
Detielbe TT MUIR a@t, wtnn bte S6obtel er IN @tobr oe,o
genes etiquette nit Der S'ematur SSn g. " GbifSn@
bat. 9f oNV''u"
prets 35 Gts. fir bic S5aGtet.
No. Der He9se DirS ~psrsauft bet 9 ettaS, same.
1O8, GDef~BatttmOrefr S,tTx
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Grn'deteune Der NaHaeepreife
Der Oan'pfidife oeS rNOrooeutlden 2lcbo"
BON Sremen mad NeDs g)Orf
&pdier @Ol6 As rber $3.50, NIT uOGer eetp&ter RoR.
&tAber bic 6GIfte.
WStpte Eeut9en unb u etGe ell, "a grDohwou.
aS" gCe9tn gaGaes tenbe man I'D an % al. 6dnaufs
w. "<Os"sF'SlFSe' Mr59.S
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SGnce'sfl
S~arfaparile@, ce9etabiliiGe pser 8lutrein<
0unnS-1Sinon

GS mlro gtsrrttt bsiGetntet, tas meine arau felt IL Sabre
gu gasPspEa lttt nno cue a~n8eseisttn Mtebtitnen unO Ibrm.
lpnIGIll~en Petln1tttel Oene GrfDlS benIste. SD felba wnrpf
" Upt8e nartsn Grtntens betnabe blind unO beFlr6tete bts
I9usnoe 3renteett ~ oeromtnen. Sa tStte t6 Spu bonees
Sarl0partue'Vtlen une tSlte mir etne S6a6tsl b,r5eiben,
on metneA BrDBten Y tFarnsn rurbe i'd ioppbl. ais cna
Fnbe nt& lest wpbI unb nunter. ="
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every Character, 6,643 SOC GO
As most of the Internal improvements 10
which the aid Of the State is pledged by eX-
listing laws, are completed, or far advanced
towards COMP, ton, il l. confidently believed
that the prospective liabilities of the State in
aid OF those works, will not far exceed three
millions OF dollars.
The indomiiable energy aud enterprise of
our people, and the very liberal policy pur-
sued by the State government have secured
to the State splendid system of Railroads
and Turnrikcs, which give to every section
OF the Commonwealth easy access to the mar
kets of the world.
At is gratifying that am able to state to
you that up TO this time our Railroad Com
panies have paid each ins;allment of interest
upon their State bonds promptly AT maturi-
ty. The fact that they have been able to do
30. through period Of comme cial revulSiou
and general financial arrangement through
out the whole country, while mo OF their
roads were in progress of construction, with
only short and disconnected lines in opera
tion. necessarily earning very little compared
with what their earnings must he when com
pleted and important commercial conncc-
lions are formed. aud through trade establish
cd, encourage the confident belief that now,
Us the various roads are being completed.
penetrating cvrry commercial locality within
the Atlantic States, greatly Increasing their
business and profit, that they will in future
be able TO pay, ~ they have done heretofore.
all OF their liabilities promptly rs they fall
due. u f.t'
The act of 1856. chapter 100, requires all
Railroad Companies. which have received the
aid Of tbe State. either by the loan or en.
dorsement OF bonds, at the expiration If I've
years from the date of ISSUANCE, and annually
thereafter, to pay Into the treasury of Il 0
Stage sinking fund of per cent. upon the
amount OF said bonds, and makes il The duty
OF the Governor. Comptroller. aud President
o! The Bank Of Tennessee. rs Board OF Sink
ing Fund Commissioners, 10 invest said fund
in 6 per cent bonds oil the State. and an
nually re-invest the accruing interest. &c.
The first installment OF this fund fell due
in 1858. since which time we have collected
from the various Companies $50 SO 95.
which we have Invested, win the Interest as-
cruidg on the same in the per cent bones
Of the State and those endorsed by the Stat
amounting in the aggregate to Sl09,750
having purchased said bonds at the current
rhie OF discount; upon which we will here
after collect an interest Of Sc All SO anna-
ally.
These bonds are deposited In the Bank OF
Tenne ssee and the receipts of the Presid"nt
of the Bank for them is ON file In the Comp
troiler's Office.
The Commissioners have deemed IL proper
to keep the account of each Company sep-
arate, and 70 invest the funds OF each for lis
own ben,f OF. For a stat nent of their vari-
ous accounts you are referred 10 the Comp
troIler's r. port.
The time liked by the act referred TO, for
the payiuenl OF this fund, is, 'af The szPini-
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NASHVILLE RACES
Ill 49,

THURSDAY, OCTOBER OH.
Swerastakes f,r Three ear-old; One Nile H ats;
1900 etr roe; $50 forfeit Closed with four entries
James jackson b. by Ambassador, cam
bV Pfam W. q. Harding nams's gr. c. Herndon, by
Aibns: dam Gamma. = Carter names eh. h.
Ielhi, by Glencoe; dam b. Levisthan. Eli odom
names b. !. . oruiva, By Albion; dam by Sovereign
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Tth.
Club Purse, $500; One Mile Heats.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER slh.
Projectors Pursess3Oo, Q Mile Heats.
octi \. }. CARTER. Prog,rieto
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II will he seen from the Report If the In
spectcrs and Agent of the PsniieDliary. THAI
tn re has been a gradual and constant in
crease in the nnmbsr OF convicts received at
the Prison for the last two years. fhr
number, however, is constantly fIctuating
by the receipt Of new conyicis and the dis
charge If Others The ayrrag- may be safe
ly SIT down at about four hundred
The institution Is lah1ring unde some seri-
ods disadvantages. which the best Interests
of the ate. as well a. the laws OF humanity,
require shs.uld be speedily remedi d
IL is impossible 20 employ the iafsor OF tn
avesaee number II convicss proitably within
the area OF the present prison walls. 10
my opinion il Is absolutely necessary that
the wsiIs he extended north TO The uOrthern
boundary OF the property owned by the
State so as TO include the entire prop riy-
There is not within the present Enclosure
sufficient shop room for tie hsndE. sh iter
room for the necessary stock Of material, or
ware roosn fou.the ARTICLES manufactured II
you would employ the labor OF the conviets
pso1lably, adiiliolal shops must be built. OF
every shop ia the PRISM enlargsd- la adi-
ton ID which A ware and sale ruom In front
ofthe prison, where every article STALL he
depo. ie 90 sooa "a completed. and wbers
ali sales shall be made ~ one salesman. -
Indispensable 20 the success Of th.- Ia .titnsioa
in pecnsisry point of view. The last Leg
i-iafure appropriated the sun Of tea thou-
sand dollars tslo.00o1 for the parpese q
baIidiag additional cells; aud undsr the
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Tie present Comptroller and myself re-
ceived fr,m the Union Bank in 1888,
tI.e balance Uf dividends and bonus for
the year 1857 the sum OF Sl3,oSl Us
Add to this the balance TO the credit OF
johnson and CrOZer, w rs
Which makes the total receipts in 1858, $lS.II3 90
with which purchased three per
cent Capitol Bonds, : 80 each; and
fourteen per cent Bonds OF The
State. Of $1,000 each, for all Of which
we paid the sum Of 1883 10
Which LEFT TO our credit a balance Of SloS 80
tie bonuSdue from the Union Bank Tor
amo1nIing to 0,s65 "a
Premium received in exchanging ten
time 10 run 200 90
Total receipts in the year 1859, l0,3OI 40
With VII oh purchased eleven per
crut. Bonds of the State, OF $1,000
each, al 9oo, 49, 1900 90
Which left TO our credit balance OF 4O4 40
Add e. this The proceeds of the above
des 'rbeI Tire, Capitol Bonds, 81
wer, maid $50 90
And It m,kes tho sum OF <I,l5I 30
With which purchased one per
cent. Bond Of the site, OF $1,000, at sOc, goo %
Which leaves to our credit in the Bunk
OF Tennessee a balance of S2S4 30
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
NASHVILLE, Oct. 4, 1859. (
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The bonds thus purchased BY Comptroller
Dunlap aud myself are deposited in TIL Bank
of Tennessee, and the receipt OF the Presi-
dent oi the Bank for them is on file IN the
Comptroller's Office.
The Act of 1856, Oh. 62. Sec 8. requires
the President and Directors of the Bank OF
Tennessee 10 invest the interest accruing upon
he bonds purchased with this fund We there
fore deemed it proper to deposit them there.
| am unable Ia see any desirable Object
which is to be accomplished by keeping this
as n separat~ fund The stock OWNED by the
State in the Union aud Planters Banks hav-
ing been sold, we no longer receive dividends,
and the only item composing this fund IN fu-
Iure. will be the bonus paid by the Union
Bank. which, by the charter of the Bank. is
appropriated To the Common School Fund.
i therefore recommend that the Acts Of
1854 and 1856. above reierr,d 10. so far as
tAry relate to this fund. be repealed. aud that
the fund be- paid dir. city INTO the treasury,
aid distributed ~ ether school funds.
BANKING.
Currency bring the measure By which the
value of labor aid property is determined,
its amount. uniformity. certainty and charac
ter, becoming matters of deep interest aud
importance To tue whole people.
The Constitution of the United States pro-
vid- that. No State shall coin money. emit
bill OF credit, or make anything but gold aud
silver cuin n tender in payments nl debb'.'
The Supreme Court ot the United State
has decided. that the States are no, prohibited
from Incorporating Companies To issue bank
notes aud conduct the business Of banking
And upon the authority Of the decisions Of
that court, the States have assum' a the same
p,'wef TO incorporate companies for this par-
pose. that they have to Incorporate them TO
madufsciurs iron, domesties. or any 9th, r
Yet they have no more power
tO give currency TO bank note than 10 the
iron. domestics. o. any other commodity ap"n
the ket No power " 10 make anything
but gold and silver coin = tender Ia the pay
mat II debts" OF 90 compel any man TO
use nything but coin ia ANY OF tie vailed
transactions between meh. Every iadividI'
heing lett perfectly tree TO use or rejscs =
paper currency, as be may may see proper,
the Consultation Recognizing nothing bat
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Gentlemen Of The Sea0te.
and House of Representatives.:
Charged. as have been. for the last two
years with the administration Of the State
Government. and the execution Of its laws,
proceed to the performance of the duty as
signed me by the Constitution, Of submitting
to your consideration such information as
may have as to the state of the government,
and such recommendations as dc, m hest
calculated to promote the interests and pro-
tect the rights of the people OF Tennessee.
TIE FISCAL CONDITION OF TIE STATE
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cHAnIrARLE nsrrrurIoxs.

For full and accurate Information. a. TO
the pres Mt condi inn aud basiness Of the
Hospital ior the insane. and the Institutions
tor tire education Of the Blind aud the Deaf
aud D0mb, you are respectfully referred to
their several reports. aa1aaG
stitutians, do honor - the philanthropy and
liberaiiiy Of the people Of the State. and In
this enlightened age. il reqaiFes no argument
90 prove, that we are bsuRd, by every con-
sideratlon OF justice aud Humanity, 10 those
most unfortunate classes u our eitlzsns, 10
continue 30 yield liberal support 70 these
Institutions. which contribute 20 much 70
their comfort and The zlisvizriou Of their mis-
fortunes Such insoFssa-loa ~ | receive re-
spectiag thea, jarliliss ihe belief, thai the
present e0nditio.l aud management of eaeh OF
ihoss instiiatians will c0sspsrs fssorably with
those Of SIMILAR character anywhere
tes. A. - =. s-s.s4
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Bling inforrnrd by Hi- Exe-lleney. Henry
A. Wise. Governor ~ the State II Virginia,
Of his readiness TO send > commission 10 the
field. 10 meet commissioners from Tennessee.
Tor the parpQss u RAINING and re-maTking
the line between the States o. fennessee aid
yirgiuiA:-ln ohdIence 10 the act Of 1853.