The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-11-21

space this morning totig1t " ats Aes.saaef Il Is
an important document, Ind makes aihefpneb
expose Of the corditibu ofstatc5and national at
fairs, and we presume will be Rad with s.teresiE
by every citizen Of Alabans.. We daanq; know
that cur spaccseanld be b4ttgr enpoyed4
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E-sg A large black trpnk g5lttainia.s ladies APP
paFsl lost Or stolen fsotasthe steamer tl,ero-
kee. At the Government wharf Yesterday morn
ing The trunk belonged to SErs wm Iiraselfon.
Jr., whose name was marked upon IT, One thou
sand dollars reward viii lle paid fer ,lf delivery
Of the trnHe a.tl.is Office
COZ x-zs = esft-- MISS ea<i ~.
ExEcrrIys DfrAHFNssr Or ssf5SIAsf,. D.
November Il, Isff.
I. ~ the Geaecai dsssa5 y 81 IL sia.e 81 lab.s-a
~ greet ysa, on assembling in regular a-inuaIlzes-
sivnJ with the hope that yong session may be- har-
moniors that your ieliher-fions Inax be ruidcl s.
wisdom and that your action may Ec9sand = t!9
welfare and glory Of the State.
In, diseharging the duty enjeinei 1gy tlesfqnsfE
tutoh on the Governor. II aaoris nic lsasss4re fs
say, that ojir state has been blessed. ssrfFS TIT
Preseat year. with ab9I'3-4nt efops AMI kat 90
people, geheralef have NJ. ~ reio;l1 afd I'll.
thankful TIA; ,heaF=seF 81 good sti.i gfhtio1 $ &
smiles on .hs.
Since your last session. events ri ~ ordinary
moment have marked the progress q. on; histfgv
The wal betweea the United States aud tie e 5sii
fedcEate Stsses has been attended With In usli4
Accomplishments ol sHcl9 Struggle ssyisleisc ard
called t. mofrn the drathof mary Ai151l;nsF{
modest sons on shc aeld Of strife. we ayi IL cont
ISOLATION u know tssl; Ala5lna's naHc isHi faai4
Ahnve net been tarnishei III single baitieS FL thfs
scifUrt TO establish on firm basis the riiil II ss
government, Alabama fsls just cause 70 & fs4cf Il
the bright rssersl Ter gallant soliegs hsYs nise u
1.-THE nation annals.
Il Let Us frj.y tfod that BE- ssh iaslsi ne hearts
h epeT1fes 10 c3nfefh lflre ilss Wy 5l5f ,lcs
That thes may Sc The iolls u tAer
vain atiemHts q icrrive u soII lar E5eftes. .sll
ifhat they MAY know that, aqf la9t trt stseivife
let US alone they or We IS - aaSe she blcs-
sings Of peAe resi- rtl Is oar bleesfiaz La.
Early IN DseembeE last. shortly .lfe9 entering
upon the ii tics Of ms eiaca 7 isesv.f-5t that Il
meet the lsdze appropriations * monty Ils Is n
your last aiinua sessien. Il would heIr5g fFsary
fell bonds 81 the State or Issue ac tfeassf-.
frotcs The set II 1hc 9th Of Deeeilber. sf2, re-
7pYed by the act IF the ssI Of Deces-5rl SIS. "a,
" tie Govefnor discretion p issie sa y boiii IL
supply any dejcicnty Fhieh ntSHt Sxilt n the
1grasury. y
MOI knowing at what price tlls bonds &c the st1tc
doald be 90, and whether such price. payable IN
Confederate Treasury notes, Il 'wonli be .sisale
p accept, deemed i prudent 10 pre2aF2 for the
Hsue ct both bonds ana TTeasury nolts-, AfE1f
E aYents proved The iEig5a 9f such rfeias.iai 81
tne = day ~ December. %, invitation Fsr hfiF
n be onenel on the 11si 81 January. Ioj f5r SIX
Her cent botds. Fn,ler tAe acts sieve sss, 81 was
advertised ia The ltadiug newspapers OF fiiisan 4
I other States. The bids were opened on the laya
designated In the .s5ycrtisemcnt bat tho hehas.
IFeniiln; offered s5sinJ that tlph at il wis
t reject ali khe bids. according 10 tie pfIySlcscr
served in, tht inyitatnn for bids. Immediately
advertised flr other bnfs 10 be opened tie 22d 81
February, iS4- EnGer this offer 4cceHiei trl-
anPuniSbg 70 ono hundred and ssyc1sss one thoi.-
atrl dollars information rs the srsmilgna Will
W furnished to the finance committees 81 tie Is Is
s llpuses.
On tho nth daySsF February. 1874. conrscs.
hssed the financial net. ~ winch n taxi oI one.
tnird was levied on al The sAielerats e's rrc.t4
qFy notes issued before the psssage Of ilr tsi mol
landed by the Times named il the act. III. state *
we're authorised 70 fund in Sex per cent Confederate
Bpnds all Of the old issue held hem en- The r.
" April ana Juiy.Th e reyenIle Of the llte WAS
paid, almost exclusively, in these csaEsderite
Treasury notes. The laws of the State ALL iarised
this 10 be done. When reciyesi into the q easurg
these Confederate Treasury notes c9ald mai IL paid
QUITO meet these appropriations, except nt two.
thirds oftheir nominal value. Tls Treasurer hsl
no legal right 20 pay them ost .i-zIr1 discount
thus losing 70 the State one thSd.J
After the passage Of this .0w p Cbnz4ess / halI
many offers for State honds. tofsgfel lie 18th ~
February and tho first ef Atril. Jsf6Gis hive ID.
posed Of any q1antity Of State heF "a OHIO Lnf.
bred per cent. premium. payable m Com fslefatg
Treasury notes Of the old issue. lid ndtjfhias Il
good pol cy to do Had il been slcns ga t.s.ass-
N could have been filed with cohfeiesal4 paper
r, -,,,,, s- s1,r. ArgeIy increased, ar iF
State, in order to meet tho heavy demands on the
Treasury, would have had to issue its Oval fcas,-
rv notes.
tent shown in the repors Of the Treasurer and thu
4 the State Was enabled 70 meet the lemanis on the
Il Treasury. Tho Static pays no interest IN these
Treasury notes. They receiy0blet IN Payment
Of all public dnes and county taxes, ard VIII sson
be absorbed by taxatIoAo
j. The peculiar Language of the statute, lthoss-
ing the issue of thesr frcasdar9f. aotes Deserves
your c0nsi a1Taton. Ehey are reieeinstle AZ the
option Of the state either III Tresuary notes II the
Confederate States. coupon bombs Il ~ safe
barring rate Of Interest utsT10 exceed iiTr per
cent per annum. IL viii De ssc1f sfefn te agaale.
that the holders Of these IEcstiiiry notes ea7ret
know with certainty. IN WAT they VIII b paid
until the State ex presses the .cptiou- ~ 10 i
express this option NeIthcr te treasurer a5r the
fidyerrorlearr ID 50 Tor neithcr The State The
Le,isatssre is the organ of7he tate ard ,alard,
ar authyrize some oiiccr do 50.
4 ms unrefrasntt ire saw.aI have no I6ubt
affects injariosEy tho sls7f bonds IL t.ls ,sn-
nection il viii not be inaps Topratc 70 invite your
attcnti&0 10 te Ian guage IL tho set passed 1t the
resent extra session, authogs mr. the sale Of bonds
Tho Interest on these banl4e ..lut the xfsTatios
Of twelve months after the Fabrication tFr..sy of
peace between the Confederate states and hL Iai-
ted States il payable" algaoaiiy. ia confckefate
OF State Trcasuary notes or current bank notes NJ
the option Of tho State" 1t i abyIsu< under thfs
Language, hat no interest can be paid, uHlii the
State determines this .sopt5nn. Additi9aaf leg
jisIaton is therefore, required am satisfied that
the indehnitencss Of the mode Of paying
the interest Affects injuriossiy, the market
value of the bonds.a5 I rc19mmend tia. the pre-
else mode Of payral5 sail be determine elare it
becomes ncccssafv % issue any more bonds.
Under this act Of tho eth day Of October 1854
] advertised for bids for bonds The bisis were
opened on the eth day Of tits month. aaa the
anrnount OF accepted bf1T Was four lEndresi
thousand dollarss The amount Of prciasni4 paid
viii be made knownsto the committee en- 6aalcC 81
the two Houses
Invite your attenti5a 10 tue reports o. the Comp
troller and Treasurer They viii eiee you ff ia
form atiah as the present financial e5riitian Of
the State and the ira aSactions o. the past fiscal
year. 1t viii be saesF from these reports tat n
the time OF the commencement o. the wag, nhfei
has nov been waged for near four Kears. the bond