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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
SheriA9s Sale.

Sheriff s Sale.
me commissioners of1TSY Y virtue Of .Fsndi TX
l5 Delaware is5i1s County, ~ Po issued Ous of the
rs Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Caleb Howard, Et al. Delaware county, and to
me directed shall oiIar oT see a. pp9lic yeaaqe %
Delaware, in said county, on tho
18th day Of January, A. D. 1857,
al one O'Clock P. NJ. The foIlowir described Real
Estate to wit ssBeiug in Troy township Delaware
county, Ohio bounded Enst Ia the center or the
OlsntanEv River on the old line made by s. B.
Main for Percy Main, North with VI. G. MOTIFS
land, West on the section line (and between tne
farm formerly owned by Anderson Eaganyl the
line is dxed in The center OF the turnpike road
South On the Main line, dedueting thereiron. len
acres decided By Mary Elliott and Mary Feffy 20 r.
Leonard for life and conveyed to his children be-
ing the old Percy Main farm, and containing from
sixty 10 Eighty acres Of land
Also tract parcel Of land situate in the coun-
tv OF Delaware, and State Of Ohio, IN Range Il9sI
township section 2, u. s. b sAendss and bound
"a and described as follows To commence at
the center OF Lot 4. at the corner OF lands owned
by Henry Wiley samuel Wise ana Wlillam u
Norris thence 10 run North long the division line
Of said lot A. to stake in the South line Of said lot
far enough to make fty- acress fpeKce NoFtn 70
land owned by VIC. Norris, 8t % tha center me
Of said lot thence West TO the place OF beginning
estimated TO contain atty acres.
Also another track or parcel Of land situate IN
the county Of Delaware, and state Of ONO % VII
Being the North East quarter or Lot No 4, "a the
second quarter Of the Firm t0WnsIlp3 an. -ssas-
teenth Range OF the TT. s. NJ. Lands, in the state
uf Ohio. estimated to contain one hundred and
twenty-five acres. or+the whole North Ea7t quar-
ter Of said lot No. a agreeable 70 a survey auo
plat made by Joseph Dunlap, ir-1 Of said quarter
township. as surveyor Of said Delaware county
about the year A. b. 1917,
Appraised at-First Tract at $500. second
tract al 50 900. Third tract at S6s25o.
doHN ". LADB, Sher1n,
Dec. Il, '66-5wpfsI5s00. Of Delaware Co. o.
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Sberif7s Sale.

Tams Finch, II PgTsuansee q Ils,t ths com
Nancy EchroM ct. al. sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas, OF Delaware county 0hto1 and
10 me directed shsI offer for sale az public ven
due az he d0uT Of the ConFt House, IN the town o.
Delaware, 81 said osuntys on tae
21st day Of January, a. D. 1867,
Al one O'Clock, P u. the following described Real
Estate 70 wits f'Stuated 90 said county Of Della
ware and state OF Chic, and is known by sald
Finch & Lambs addition 20 Sue town o. East Dela-
ware and is bounded as follawE: In Lot NO
TvrentF-six bounded east by Ann Street. south by
an Alley, West by In Lot No. 25, and North BY
William street
JOHN W. LADD. Sheriff,
and Special Master Commissioner.
Dec. IA. 1866 .-5wpfs7 so.
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SetfIement of 80.

FFTHE accounts in the following cases have been
III fled in the Probate Court for Delaware county
nd the same have been set for hearing on the
a5th day OF January 1861, f0r final hearing and set
i. Hugh Cole, Guardian Of Luoreiia ana Esther
Main.
d Phsbe r. Evaris Guardian Of Edgar Evarts.
3. Geo. E. ThraH Executor Of Alexander Thrall >
deceased.
4 / Humphreys Executor OF Wm- P Thomas,
deeeaEed., ass
g. Moses latham guardian Of smith and Taylor
Z. Beaiamia Bean Administrator OF George
s. Robt MoKnnis admF or A. WaddIe. deed.
8 Ransom Clement admr- OF Ransom Clement
10. Jacob Fisher admr. Of Richard C. Walker
deceased
IL. Edgar N. Csnait guardian Of carOlipe Car
peuteT.
IS. Andrew. Ravens admr, of Truman Case decd.
IA George Wells ndnr. OF Peter Cdckreh decd
Is. sarah A. Rowland guardian or John Row
land and others.
18 n J. Eaton guardian Of Mary Barton.
Jan 4, 's7-3t 7. ". POWELL Probate Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11

a man advertised lately 60 forward.
on receipt Of postage stamps, 'Bound
practical advice, th6t would Be applio-
able &C any time, and 90 all persons
and conditions Of life" On receipt
Of the stamps, he sent bis Victim the
following Never give a boy a p0n-
ny 60 watch your shadow while y0u
climb a tree 70 lock into the middle %
next week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11

TUE DOMESTIC CrRcEEis always too
small to allow Of rupture it ia always
TOO precious 60 make oXousablo any
neglect 10 proRortcE heal disturbance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11

RAILWAY STATIONS. The railway
stations in great Britain are thfee
thousand nine hundred and forty-Ono
In number. Some Of these, MS on the
North London line, for instance, are
used by. seven different companies each a..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
DISBURSEMENTS.
s4.m8.1If a6

Leaving an estimated balance in the
Treasury, on the 18th Nov, 1866, of
S32S, ,2S7 o..
From the foregoing statement it will
appear that the burdens ct the people
for the current year will be nearly
three millions of dollars less than IN
the past year.
The expenditures for county, town
and other local purposes, which do
not pass through the State Treasury,
form by far the greater part of the
total taxation of the people. Thus
the tstal amount collected on the tax
duplicate for the past year is 8zO,37O,e
825 70, out Of Whish only little more
than five millions enters the State
/ Treasury, the remainder being dis
fbursed within the counties where col
| lected.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
VOL. XLVIT.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Estate of VIM. Martin. Sen.

RTOIIcE Is hereby giVeng that the undaEslgned
IN mas been duly appointed aud quaHAed as
Admin Istrator Of the estate of william Martin sen.
deceased late OF Badnor township, Delaware county
Ohio. An persons interested viii govern them
selves accordingly
Dec2gs66f3t Administrator.
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FLR8T KAIIONAL BANH
Is JoNEs


Attorneys &c Law.
TFTHE undersgeed having entered into a co-part-
4 nGEniN prHotioe iaW "a Delaware and ad-
ioiuinva ~ sld sttsnd nromptly 10 oil bUsl-
ness entrusted ta their care. Particular attention
given 10 the se7eIehentof Estates, ets N Probate
Court.also, "a the 6oiIs6Giona 10 Back Pay Bounty
Money and Pensions.
0FFICE-NO. 8, Williams Block, up stairs.
Delaware. O.. July 80, '65 JONES \ Hu'RLEi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11

OF this increase. the largest ratio
has been In dwelling houses, which
taken IN connection with the other
increased, is a decisive proof of the
growth In population.
Another class Of facts, tending to
the same conclusion, Is found in the
increase of marriages, although this
is in part attributable to the return
Of soldiers from the disbanded armies.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
MILITARY CLAIMS OF THE STATE
AGAINST THE GENERAL GOVERN
MENF.

The military claims of the State
against the General Government are
Of several classes, aud including the
amounts collected during the year,
may be stated as follows
Claims for clothing, equfpping and feed
ing troops as they were raised from
time 10 time aud which have properly
pertained % the Quartermaster's De-
parim mt OF tles',1o.... ........,.. s552s35 o8
Claims f's militia sarvisn during sNqr-
gan raid'' ..-..... ....-........... 2z3 ,T3I 53
Claims for ssrvIee OF ~ tion II Guard q ssS so
Claims tor expenses Of enrolling militia 2s 25g 55
Claims i'm various classes allowed b.
state Board Of Military Claims ..... III, ,924 "A
Total ......-.......... ,053 $50 40
Add Morgan raid claims collected 81 ,35s II
Iii COS 20
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
REFORM SCHOOL.

l. My confidence in the success Of such
an experiment Is not based upon the
results Of foreign systems alone. Our
State has tried such q system with con-
victs under the age Of sixteen, and
with them IL is no longer nu expert
msnt, bht decided and. demonstrated
suOeess. The State Reform Farul was
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
HiIver Ware !!
R1ated Ware.


rtDIN SILVER BreastPinB. Ear Rings and Sleeve
~ Buttons-als0 Society Pins and Badges, 10 sil-
yer or gold-nnde 20 order and engraved IN good
stylai 80 Ne. 8, Williams Block, re-f pr.-s
NotI6 s6lf byC PLATr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
THE STATE DEBT.

The amount of the public debt Of
the State. on the 10th of November,
1865. was S12, Oh @ The Com
T,1iaEi51ars 8, The s iEsllssas, Fund have
Uaid and discharged, during the past
wear, the sum Of $1,O97 ,246 81; and
the payments to be made by them du-
ring the present month (January9 will
reduce the total debt to be provided
for with aocruing Interest," to Slls34l,-
1859
During the four years to come, S.,
S44. 376 05 of the debt and interest
will become payable, but It's discharge
viii require no additional taxation
beyond the rate of the levy heretofore
made.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
MEDICAL,

FT7HE snbseRicer has in TRUTH, permanently lo-
III catedt1 ID Delaware, and VIII 'pursGe. his pre-
fsssi0n, He would say his experience for some
year8in aciiVe Practice gives bin cpnfldenoe that
he can be useful, and therefore sOllCits share Of
Public Patronage.
Umc8 over D6naFan Co.'S store Reside nee.
William Street, doors eass o. sHOlB'S HOTEL.
Oct. 10 s6s.I WN. GOLDRICK, N. D.
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s8.455,74g4 A

Theestimates Of the Auditor Of State
for the current fiscal year, based upon
the lew of taxes ordered by you at
vour last session, and upon the prob
able necessities Of the State Govern Z
ment aad Institutions, are as follows,
viz
Receiots from all sources s., PSI, ,4O4 OF
DISBURSEMENTS
r7vil e-nentit1res. .......s.... lisa 90 IS
Morgan Rad claims. 6o........ ,sT4 Al
Sinking Fund. including s6Qo SOC %
+ the. principal OF tbe State deass and
tbe Agricultural College Fund -.... $50 o 90 90
Common school .. = II. -. 81 ,sT4. 900 90
0fber disbursements -......-.--. 244 467 81
Total 81 a23 .I16 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11

DE- 3ELT a. LITTLE,
nssessE9 Of Columbus. O.,
OFFERS his pfoieseional services 10 The people
B-Qf- -Dalaware andsViemity, hoping by prompt
and aithfal as3tdaIous to basneza 81 merit and
receive fair proportion OF Patronage.
Aurfi IA. Ie15-ffs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
goVERF0Rs MEssAGR.


.FeIGol0- Citizens Of tbe General As
sembly
4 The season which has passed since
vo77r adjournment, may Be regarded as
a prosperous one for .Our, people; for,
/ although ne have not entirely escaped
i the ravages of pesbilenee, and serious
4 floods have injured important public
works and destroyed er0ps IN parts Of
I the State. these evils have been excep-
ttiopal and partial In their natUre-the
general health and thrift Of the COM
munitv being SO great as 60 give us
aause for 5leF0ut thankfulness.
The bolitical events Of the year have
beeu Of the most important and eXelt-
4 ting character; and whilst every pa
triot must deeply regret that a final
Isolatiep has not yet been reached for
! ali the disturbances In our National
lGoverument caused By the late rebel
lIion. We may Justly take pride IN de-
FclaTipg that the order, ssif-eontrol and
lfnteIlfgeHoe concerning public affairs
which have marked the conduct of
the citizens Of this State IN deciding
most critical issues at the polls, give
/ new assurance Of the safety and sta
bility of republican COWS ments.
FINANCES.
The reports Of the financial officers
I of State present-a "a condition Of affairs
which you viii view with satisfaction
| The receipts of the Treasury for the
/ fiscal wear ending 18th November last,
| including che balance of Sl56s s055 ~
uneXpended IN the previous year. were
/ s., ,455, rs Al. The expenditures were
/ 973A. .4Q6 q. of which the following is
a synopsis, VIZ
General Revenue, general purposes 81 s9 SIC 90
"a 80 ft7. .ca-usls-............ 1854 ~
sinking Fund-State debt and interest 2.074,s7 81
Z f,,11,Sn school 57Jf1d 4 ss ... ], ,s5S $50 20
solJfrrs5 PpIfeF Fund -. - 2,03s, ,s5I 40
An .t,ay F4Inds -. 5So, ,Te3 So
95iance in T-g-,sry, No r. T5 lai6-..1 OF 251 es
sss# se - &c n
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miscELLANE0Us.

-7roUsE sPOUTING AND JOBBING OF all kinds the
4 longing to the tin smith business, done on be
shortest notice by experienced woTkmen- Satisfac.
tiol. warranted AZ No. 1, Evans Block by
ss6t 56e If THOMAS EVANS. Jr-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
THE TREASURY


The examination made under my
order by w. T.. Bascom, special ex-
aminer. in connection with the proper
State officers (Whose reports attached
hereto. as we'll as tie regular exam
nations of the Auditor and Comp
troller. indicate that the management
offhe treasury during the year has
been in strict accordance with the law
TBasmuch as great difficulties and In
c0uveniences arise in conducting the
business of the Treasury, under the
existing statutes, regard the fact
above noticed worthy of mention, and,
at the same time, would invite your
attention to the statements and rec
concentrations Of the several officers
of State on that subject.
The State looses, yearly, the interest
on balances remaining In the several
| funds. for the Auditor to make tens
Dorary transfers from one fund to an
other. As all expenditures within the
year are exactly limited BY apprOpria-
tions. and the receipts can be regular
| lv calculated with mathematical pre-
4 cisiou. I can see no possible risk in
/ empowering this Auditor to direct such
/ temporary transfers, and thus save to
| the State in interest Oneidle balances,
which it estimated, would amount to
! from thirty to fifty thousand dollars
! per annum. This, among the changes
/ suggested, Is deserving Of carful at
/ tentlon.
rarrHe nnr m n Inv
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Valnable Farm for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

TIARRTERs. remember the place 10 get th
i mGHEsT PRIoE (always) for your BUTTER an
EGGS, is at
Ianei % tf. B0I1Eam q Z 0tNgln'A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
.hE0H. GRTEFETHJ
~4-me- DEALER N
a n q ITALIAN MARBLE

Statues, Monuments, Urns, Vases, MantleE tGab-
met and Counter Slabs, executed from the besi
designs aud choicest marble. fapr2Pe5 lY-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-01-11
VALUATION or PROPERTY.

iect to taxation IN 1850, as 1t now
stands on the duplicate, is 81 JOG, POS
921 90, a sum on which the whole out
standing State debt amounts only to
one per cent. Over thHty-six and a
half millions have been added to the
amount of this valuation during the
past year, of which, however, more
than nine-tenths is upon personal prop
erty, the taxes upon real estate being
levied upon estimates, which are sub
sfantially the same as they were at the
beginuing of the war. The inequality
/ between the two classes Of property
has no good foundation, for nothing is
mere aotoriOns thar that the value Of
/ real estate has nearly If not quite Kept
pace with the enehantnent Of person
ality. The Auditors report discusses
/ this subject with care, and I respect
/ fully commend to your attention his
suggestions as to the necessary remedy
His laborious efforts to eQualize ano
| systematize the valuation Of personal
/ property, should be credited with M
small part of the increase effected il
| that respect, but legislation seems in
dispensable TO correct the inequai
ity to which I have referred
4 I heartily agree with him in urging
the necessity ApA5 stt EGNA5l0u OF all TIT
financial laws of the State, the incOn
sisteucies. and iTreguiagi4es Of which
are vividly set forth Ia his Feport.
In connection with tie increase o
{ the valuation of property, ib is salts
factory to notie8 some other facts il
regard to the new start taken by Ia
State in its progress since the end 0
the war, which ure furnished me b
the Commissioner Of Statistics.
The erection of new buildings, in
Guiding dwellings,, barns, factories
mills, churches, and school-housei
; have been more numerous than ia an
year for ten years past, and the strik
ing contrast with the four preceediB
1 years will be shown by the folloWin
table:
New buildings erected in the year ending
July j, lS62.....-........ 80. ........ so
New. buildings erected IN. the year ending
July Il 4ouo- sas...ss. ..s.s.s.. .l q "
New building erected IN She year endinR
I, July j, 1854. ....................... 6,B
New building erected in the year ending
July 4, lhu0ss.ss. ss.sssss.ssss.s.t...ss+.. 03S
N5W buildingg erected IN tbs year ending
July y 1865. .s...s.ss..s,s.s....ss.s. g.. II p
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schooI Examiners Notice

i W. BouaYiu and John Stoagh is this day dis
solved by mutual consent; the latter gentleman
retiring and Mr. g. B. PotWin taking his place
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-15

An Agency, and pay ua a small per cent, 70 make these
salas for them. This per cent. Ii tribe on'oach ar
tlsle, yet our business Is so immense, that pro nta "
small " 20 DO worthless IN 4 buslnera Of loss magni'
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THEN SEND ON YOUR OHDERSt
To toll of our facilities OF advantages would 1Il q
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Lot no ono think that We will not be troubled with
llttlu thugs, for We will attend 10 a Dollar Order IA
promptly q TO one of Thousands.
n. B.-rhose sending orders should remit the
amount They doom necessary TO purchase what they
require. II too much, tho amonnt over will be- ru
turned II too little, the goods viii be promptly for
warded, aud the doacIt collected by the EEprca'
LADIES, PLEASE READ This. ,
4. The department Of purchaser for Ladies', Misses and
Children ~ uIdgr the supSTinieDdunce Of a l1dy 81
known tasta and experience, who always tries, nnd
generally succeeds In pleasing, Therefore, anything,
from the most costly OUTFIT for a hrida, to q rattle
for q baby ,-~UndergAfments or dress patterns Of all
kind, -Fashionable hats or bohDets, ChildTen'B suits,
Patterns y-Trimnlngs,--Writ or printed cards
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-ToyA,--Baby jumpers or bed.clo,hes c~lasps,-Noycls,
Histories, @SchOol Books, STANDARD works Of prose
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Photograph Albums, from Flny Gents 10 Que Hpndrgd
DolIarse-PlAin or eoiored photograph plctures,- Kin
cravings, framed or rolled,- ...ta
= az ANYTHING l-EYBRYTmNOit M
that can DO found In this Metropolis Of the Western
World, or that Is wanted from London, PART or Rome,
can be had by addressing US, say exuctly what ia want
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
We arc aware that parties throughout the country arc
constantly receiving circulars advertising goods, med
einsa, t lekets, ke., FOR which moheyis required TO DO
advanced. All such persons may assure Themselves
against being swindied BY vending their orders to rs.
as We will not pay oat their money unlcssA The goods
are actually forwarded a. advertised
We make no charge for our services, as above ex.
planned, and therefore require all COMMUNICATIONS to
be accompanied with q stamped and addressed evplOpe,
In which "a return moneV or feUlies.
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Know ThYself.

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ogist, Clairvoyant aud PsychometrieiAn, who has AZ
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Importance to tbs single or married Of eithet rssX.-
while In a state Of trance, she delineatcs the very fsA.
lures of the person you are to marry, and by the all
Of an inEtrumsnt Of intense power, known as the Psy.
Chomotrope, guarantees to produce a life IKE picture
Of the future husband or wife Of tho applicant to-
sether with date Of marriage, position In life, lrading
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sands VI testimonials, can assert, She will send when
desired a eertIhsdccrtihcste, or written guarantee, that
tho picture Is what It pnrpOrta TO be. by enclosing a
small lock Of hair, and stating Place Of birth, age, ds
position and complexion, and enclosing any cents Snd
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mail. All COMMUNICATION sacrcdiy confidential. Ad.
drrs IN confidence, MADAME y. Y. THORSroS, P. o
Box 23, Hudson, MY, tFebl6ylCfsCo
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Important to Rail Road Com
y panies. r,
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
ExEc1rIyE DEPARTMENT, !
Nashville, Feb 18th. 1891. j

tNhFuNhiNl FNDf ANknt AONtF .
10 PrssidenI and Receivers Of RailroadS in Tie
State Of Tennessee
. Owing TO the tardlness of some Of the
Railroad Companies, and the total failure Of
others to meet the installments Of interests
due from them on the LIST OF January last,
on the bonds OF the State issued to them, the
credit OF the State has received a severe
blow, and the Treasury Of the State, not
anticipating such failures, has had TO exert
It's utmost capacity. The bond.bolders Of
the State must receive their dues aud yet
the people Of the State must not DO taxed to
excess, to raise money that the Railroad
Companies are bound in law aud in good
faith to pay. II Us the policy and purpose OF
this State Government, by every means In It's
power, to prevent u recurrence VI the kind in
he future.
1t is the duty OF each Railroad Company,
at least fifteen days before each instaliment
Of interest upon the bOuds Issued 10 II fall
due, to deposit with the Comptroller or QUE
of the Fiscal Agents Q! the state, II sun Of
money sufficient to pay such interest. Upon
failure, II is the duty Of the Comptroller to
report the fact TO the Governor, who 'kdk
Jortpth appoint u suitable person, at the tx
pense of the Company, TO take pOsssssion md
control of the road, aud all the property and
effects Of the Company, and manage the SAINT,
and receive the rents, issues and profits.
These rents, issues and profits are 70 be ap-
piled to the payments OF the interest due
from said deiAulLing road. These ure the
plain literal provisions OF the CODE OIL Ten
nessee. 1t is further provided, that the Leg
~islature may " enact all laws to protect Inc
state interests" which may extend ~ sale
OF the roads il DEEMED necessary.
1t is the purpose Ufitnc undersigned OIL
GERS Of the State Government, 81 lar as their
power can avail, " enfOrge thcse provisions
vi the law and II any Railroad Company.
shall be ia arrears for the january interest
on the first day Of April neX,, a Receiver
will be ~ once appOlnteu, aud ii any such
company shall ia'l Dy tue 2Otn day Of June
next to have deposited with Tue Comptroller
or the Fiscal Agents Oi the Treasury an
amount sufficient 10 pay The July interest due
from such Company, n Receiver will be forth
with appointed, ~ strlcL accOrdance with
The provisions Of the law, A strict examine
alton will be made into the fTdfue ement Of
roads already in the bands OF Receivers, and
where proper Efforts have not been MADE TO
meet Liabilities Tor interest, II change in the
Reeeiyership will ut once be made.
W. q. BR0WNLOW, Governor.
S.iW. HAToHETT, Comptroller. Ir,.
marit3