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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-11
FLYING Flowers.

In England considerable attention
is now being given to the introduc
tion Of flying flowers" or "fowcrs
with wings" into green houses and
conservatories. They are only but
terhies, to which have been given
these charming names. They oft
en-, however, more than rival real
flowers in beauty Of form and color.
1t is certainly a beautiful idea-the
last touch of genius as it were, in
reference to plant-hOuses.
OF course care must be taken
that no species of butterfly, which in
the laryal state would be destruc-
tive to plants, is introduced, espe-
ciaily among valuable plants.
In hot houses where tropical
plants are kept floating the daz
zling glory Of tropical butterflies
may be introduced, with an effect
scarcely second to that Of the plants
themselves. Should this beautiful
idea be adopted in this country, a
demand for chrysaids of suitable
varieties would doubtless soon
bring forth a supply. They are
kept in bv wire netting over the
ventilating holes.
Running water IS also being led
into plaut- houses as an additional
attraction. With sparkling, trick
ling water seen and heard, and the
air stocked with flowers on the
wing" it would seem that a far
richer harvest of pleas are should be
reaped from glass-houses than they
now yield. .f Ha- -ss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-11

We will take meat, meal -four,
chickens, butter, eggs, lard, and
fruit in payment of subscription to
our paper. II
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-11
FAMILY SUPPLIES,

r,EO. \. MCGREW having com
I nIefed his new store house on the
nortb east corner Of the square, and
filed it with
A Large Stock of Groceries,
invites housekeepers tO call and COM
nare his stock and prices. Family sup
I5iies including every variety of staple
and fancy groceries, will be furnished
CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH,
customers are respectfully but earnestly
5nyited to consult their interest by call
inc on him occasionally to see how
cheap he sells groceries mar Ally
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-11
2octie Grms.
LEE TO THE REAR.
BY JOHN r. THOMPSON.

Dawn of a beautiful morning in May
Broke through the wilderness cool and
gray,
While, perched in the tallest tree tops,
the birds
Were carrolling Mendelsohn's "Songs
without words" ."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-11

The Detroit "Free Press says it
Grants expenses are $4,000 a year
more than his salary, and IN three
year he manages 90 las by half
million of dollars, what's the use of
bringing on. ans more authmc,icsE
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-11

You will Gnd among your acquain-
tances that the best cultivated men
are the least conceited; the pedan-
tic are men of less understanding;
when they get into higher level
there comes along with culture
more and more Of child like sim
pliclty.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-11

a witty man, who lived In con
slant fear of bailiffs, having abscon-
ded, one of his acquaintance was
asked what was the reason of hi,
absence. "Why, sir, l apprehend
he was aPprehensive Of being ap
pretended. and 50 left 70 avoid ap-
pTchensiOn."
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

for future delivery ,pas low mlddne) the sales have
been as follows :ssles last evening after three NJ
October 100 a lsc soo az s ilsc ~ al sac; ne,em.
May ou at 2s.c total. 200 bales sales to-day W TO
three y. MOctOber so At Isle, 800 nj ls 3l6c l0l at
issc. IU0 at lssiec, 100 Al ls 800 at " SIoc 900 at
Isle 800 al is sisc October and November 100 each,
II siSc 10 al isc 100 az Is Side; beccmier. SO al
issc 400 al rs aide 100 lsc, 40 at IS 9I6c l0p at
islsc y? AZ Is 5iec. 100 lsc 800 at is7lec, 100 at
issc 100 az Y 7iSS al ns; i a. IA y eiec ,@ ga a.
February 100 I, ,slse 30 a q slSc I 200 at is,s s a
?o,.c i0c at 81 S6c, I0l sOc. May, 200 atsc free
on board, 80 bales syeragc low nid9,ha, Dcio.
isac bales. Grand total 1850 bales The re.
selgts at s pSrl. pls a ~ nohs sss
sisi Charleston, NSi Wilmington sgs; Norfolk, 1907;
this day last year. Seoi Rates cotton 20 foreign
PgsTsas sOssd r% a IsfTeS9 ~ esp sy es
he gold sail r. TO lIsmbnrs BY steam ~ 70 ,. sre
hy steam via England Iii6d. TO Mediterranean ports
BY steam VIA England, ii.ied. We quote =
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEY MARKEr.-LoNDOH, Oct. 2-5 r. NJ
Consols closed unchanged American securitiesNoil ing
doing and prices nominal Consols opened At g2S for
money and 92s6 for the account United States Ave
twenty bonds 1888 old gs9. 1851 ten.tortes, s7A;
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRASKFoRr Oct. 2-United States
ive twenty bonds, a57x, for the issue Of 1852
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Oct 2-P M.-The Bourse closed
fiat. Rentes, 63f &c.
LIvERPooL Corros MAREKr-LivEprooL, Oct. 2-5 r.
M-Tho market closed unchanged The sales of the day
have been 1900 bales including 5000 for export and
specuIaton The market opened quiet and steady Mid.
ding upands sbd middling Orleans, 9,id ~.
LivHwPooL BREADsrUrFs MARKEr-LIvERPo0L, Oct 3
80 r. M.-The market Is Arm.
LyERPooL Provisions sMARxEr-LIvKRrooi, Oct 2-l 30
r. M-Lard, l0s Sd. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MiRxsr.-LIvRRpooL, Oct 2-Even-
ing Coupon rosn, l2s l2s 3D. per cwt Tallow, AS
Sd. per cwt
LONDON PaopucE MARxEr-LoSpoS, Oct 2-Evcnna:- =
Lnseed oil, f36 los per ton Spirits turpeniine, 43s Cd
tfs per cwt
pIIaolsos Manxsr-A.sIwsRr Oct 2.P. M-Petro-
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvRsroN. Oct. q 1872
Cotton arn and in fair demand offerings light good
ordinary, 16I7c. Net receipts lob bales. Exports-To
Great Britain, A35 coastwse. 80 Sales, ZOO Stock 961
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2 1872
Cotton active good ordinary, l7slc; low mddlings
1870. lsssc mddlings sa4c Net receipts. 6yl
baies gross, $780, Sales, $500 Stock. 1920 ,o-o
Cotton firm and in good demand; light offerings; low
middngs, l7zsc 49, middngs, ls5sc Net receipts,
595 bales Exports coaswise 650 Sales 500 Stock 5s2
SAVANNAH, Oct q 1871
Cotton firm and In good demand; middlings i7isc.
7Mc Net receipts, Isl bales Exports coaswisc. 295
Sales 700. Stock. 29,47a
Cotton quiet but firm; good ordinary, l7c lsc.; low
middngs, 71ac. nl7sc mtddling l7c Net receipts A3
bales Exports-TQ Liverpool, 2,ll2; coastwse, lll7.
Sales 800. Stock, 1905.
Spirits turpentne firm st 5ec; Rosin firm at p for
pentne firm at 81 50 hard IS so for yellow dip and
virgin. Tar firm at % ~.
LOUISVILLE, Oct ., 1872.
Tobacco steady and unchanged; sales "a hhds
CHICAGO Oct. q 1877
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower:
sales Of No; Spring at y q z3, No Spring, 81 IS
Corn dull and lower sales q No: mixed tS.e;
ber rejected Sc Oats fair demand and lower at &c
for No. 19c 2Sc. for rejected Rye quiet and nn-
changed at ssc for Barley quiet and weak At sc
sf rs $l4 80 cash, $l2 621s $l2 rs seller December
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

NAVAL sroRrs There has been more demand Tor spirits
rs S:sss $sl: Sss ssa anS
% & 81 S 1Ss Ss ds q q sS$ &
rsmaned a1et oo bbl- Of Washington brought $3 s7
PrIsolnuH Change to day the market for refined
llF sSS%t asSSs1 ,Ss G e 10 sSe 5
q hs nsn wsls s S aeS s a.
but @Gs not % nn,s The market closed Arm
s "Es sva &s nsss
xs asking ssf 81 % ss
%'ss ' "ss ms nspsrsa sG.
sSt sFs c Wa SapSSs wss IN We
S%S sSis q fws;;.srn ;ca late ys.srasy city
~ Ss ss. osrns @ss
ss &c srs :s p s
s: f%s %s is,s @ % BE- $s 's
and 1900 Sbs in New YORK for ocobsnr aeSeTs al
2'ss which Wa. the sale ru%oIsd above:
s' @is
TSss snsHs 81 aa @
S''
sS '"s pt'ss osioSs! S'a 'ss at
M s ss .:ss sny
mess. $40 $l2 for extra do Sl3 SIS for prime mess
tierces and $l7 $50 Tor India do Beef were
quiet but unchanged-quoted at $40 $50 Cut meats
Thre was moderate amount OF business to-day but the
former prices were realized quotations unchanged The
market for western was weak more disposition being
shown TO realize; SO terces sellers all the month, al
sac. 2OO tierces OF new, to arrive, a. SIC Size lsD
terces of kettle at 9l6c. City lower and only In
mogerate demand Sales 200 uerces at sac. for steam
sus1h~for raw sugar Inc demand was very moderate,
Rnds ss%s%ea M @ h Of e ao &
sG S ~ hids dsserPt9n not given on private terms
fOc., and $50 boxes, description not given on
private terms. Refined was quiet but steady at
previous figures We quote -Cuba-.kefning, inferior
TO common, re ssc fair to good fair, SIC a9ec.
Ssse;; prime tGshSice sc 10; centrifugal hhds and
ard, Nos: to sac do 70 to H. 9sc. 95,c. do,
Is to IS l0c l0c; do, 16 to lS lie lIc DO, 10 TO
TO- ll1c l2zc. do, white, li4c 123sc. Porto Rico
Refining common to prime, Sac 94c; grocery, fair to
choice, SIC. l0i4c Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos TO
g?sc. Manila-superor and extra superior. &c. sSc
Sales GO erces OF Carolina at sc &C. 30 bags Patna
7Ac a &c., and $50 bags Rangoon mt SIC. n TIC.
STEARINE.-Therc were sales reported TODAY, and
prices in the absence Of transactions, entirely
TALLow.-Prime qualities were still scarce, and the
market consequently, frm. Sales 10000 lbs At 94c
WmlsKEy.-Receipts, go bbs. The market was active
and steady. Sales 400 bbls at &c Stock here
estimated u g,U7l bbIs.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2-sP. \

The movement in trade circles scarcely so active
to-day, yet fair business consummatcd in most of
the leading commodities, and generally at full prices.
Dry goods fairly active, though the auction rooms
have ceased 10 be the great centre of attraction this
branch OF trade In breadstus there rather better
business holders giving way trfe while the upward
tendency in the rates OF freight checked. Whether
this check prove temporary otherwise will be q mat
ter OF little moment to shippers. The demand for
about active, but shippers determined to
pay more II much, as they paid yesterday. Corn
was lower though good business done, and chiefly
for export Oats still in buyers favor The movement
In provisions still sluggish but the pork market
nevertheless ruled stronger Lard lower with in
creased disposition the part Of sellers to realize There
continued iar demand for cotton both for spot and f-
ure and prices showed considerable Improvement No
thing special transprcd In the grocery Market rencrs
sugar pretty well supplied and looking for lots
at easier prices but there seems TO be disposition
the part sellers make concessions In the petroleum
trade there decidedly activity to-day and prices
again higher. Exporters are taking advantage Of
the present offerings expecting still higher prices which
Inevitably win follow long affairs continue In their
present state at creek There more doing
In naval stores. particularly spirits and rosn, and
slight advance on yesterdays prices was realized.
CorrsFThe general market remained quiet, but there
was steadier tone manifested We learn Of sales OF 955
bags Rio ex Msrrimsc. and 800 bags OF Santos Fa-
vorite both private terms We quote Rio. ordinary
cargoes lee. Ipsci fair do, is4c. ls,sc: good do,
I6sc. las.c prime do i7i4c l74c., gold, per h.,
% days; Maracabo lss &C. lie. Laguayra 16c. l7sc.
ST. Domingo. is,.c q lse. Java. Iss.c. a coc gold.
Corros-For cotton, on the spot the demand was fair
an &c per N. better prices fuiure deliveries under
an improved demand advanced an sc &c per 10, with
fair business The sales reported on Change today
nm 10
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER g. 1872-TR1PLE SHEET

grade quoted
FLoua GRAr-Recept Flour, ~ 100 bbls. wheat,
oats 4o25 bushels, barley 1000 do. Tho -four market
ruled quiet but steady for all grades the openings but
subsequently closed with fair demand for shipping
qualities for export The sales since last foot up
the limits OF the appended quotations Corn meal
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
COPARTNERsIaIPs.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER !, l872-THE CoPARTNER.
~ ship heretofore existing under the firm name oil
sent All bills due said firm are collectad and paid by
same; s:,nv koSEPA WQ3LLEY, WILLIAM r. CLARK
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

Wheat was shade lower for good but steady for the
lower grades The sales about 0OO bushels at
~ for unsound Spring, 81 ~ for No s. 81 81 a
ssSsse h,sssa 10 sr9ye G asafss II g. sSs
e arrive; 81 90 a 81 6oc for red Winter: 81 70 a
81 oc for Amber; choice white held at 4 90 O6 Corn
was lower, closing at CSc the aggregate business
fair footing up 10000 bushels 65,sc a 66c for sail
gsc for yellow Western; Sec esc. for white do, and
7sc soc nomnally for white Southern Oats were duh
al the opening but closed active and seady
the sales were about l20 bushels at 3Sc 39Sc. for
new black western; $50 for stained whte 40c 43c for
new mixed &c !6c for DO white, chiefly at 4lc 4tc
remained inactive and more or less nominal in the
absence OF transactions.
FRrIGnrsBcrth has been In &C request to-day
but the high rates asked espec a'ly In grain had ten
deney to check transactions The chnrterng business
was ar Tor vessels for all PURPOSES and full former rates
steam, 500 bales oton at lid Id; I'D was bid for
accommodation for grain, but the asking rate l2sd;
by SAIL oloou bushels grain at load 800 bales
ton on private terms To London by sieam bushels
visions at as 6j To Rotterdam 800 packages do at
s2s, 3D. The charters include "A Norwegian
quarters grain at an ~ italian Hia'' brig TO 70
direct Sd on slo graniiy British bark 10 arrive e. now
on the way 800 quarters grain 10 Cork for orders S.
British bark TO arrivcl 2S0J quarters grain direct
port In the United Kingdom So 3D. British brig hence
20 Barcelona 80 bbls refined petroleum. 6s Brit
Danish brig l65 tons Richmond 10 Rio Grande faii
cargo Of Hour at 81 10 per bbl British bark from
Charleston or savannah 10 Continental port 26O bales
cotton at 9i6c or I'D an Argentine bark GIG TONS from
Charleson to Liverpool full cargo Of cotton, at 7l6d.
scriptons, and without reported change prices We
quote
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
Preparations TO Checkmatc the
Treasury Gold Sales To-Day.
STOCKS LOWER AT THE CLOSE
Clique Regeneration In Pa. 1.
cislc Mail.
4 Lively Advance in Boston, Hartford and
Eric and Wells-Fargo.
THE WABASH RAILROAD ELECTION.

WALL STREET, /
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2-6 +. M
On 'Change to-day cotton was In good demand
and firmer Flour was steady. Wheat was irrcgu-
lar; easy for inferior and steady for prime. Corn
was lower.
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports, exclusive OF
specie, from New York to foreign ports, for the
week ending October and since the begnrlng
OF the year:~
1870. 1871. 1872.
For the week.. s3,257,7SO $5,55s59o $4,7i0,42s
Prev reported. 133 72a,S99 172,6s9,G63 166646,s95
The New York herald., 1872-10-03
CLOSING PRIoEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Fair Demand and Firmer-
Receipts mt the Ports s,s33 Bales-FIour
steady-Wheat Irrcgular-Corn Lower
Oats Steady-COHee Quiet-Spirits Tur-
penttne Quiet-Rosin Firmer-Pork
Firmer-Lard Lower-Petrolcum Active
and Higher-Whisl<ey Steady.
The New York herald., 1872-08-09

NJ ID. vanscotler entered br. 8. Kilburn Jim
~ w. mace :......... ...........................1
%. A. Hlckok entered S. s. Elmo...,.........3 2
j. LOvett entered b. IN. Gazelle 2 3
i. ;. Brown entered Advance ............. s 6
w. w. Devine entered s. x. Barney.
q. :. Green entered br. IN Lucille Goiddust. s 8
A. johnson entered b. m. Jennie ........ @ 3 7
]. ?: Roache entered blk. N. Gentle Annie. 8
A. M. Wilson entered b. N. Ella Wilson,.. DIR
j. Kramer entered b. e. Dennis. ............. dr.
Time 2:25-2:23-2:25it.
Kilburn Jim got first money Elmo second Ga.
zeiie thifd, Advance fourth.
THIRD RACE.
This was for hoi that had never trottcd better
fhan go. There were eight entries which were -
Glendare, Bird Lady Sherwood. The two last did
not start. The betting made Sensation the favo-
1ite at 10 10 . against the neld;
first Hedt-When sent Off Frank took the lead,
Iwiih Gloeter second Sensation third and Grace
FOURTH. This order was carried on TO the quarter
pole, where they went IN thirty-fve and quarter
ing him, Sensation stiIl third and Grace
S,ans = There th' ss'f %e' enanss %sss
Frank gave back and sensation frontiiS GIoeter,
Wno no,p prose, went TO lead and soon had IL by q
t,engu. trace on the turn came forward and m0y-
& up h 70 1 o,oS1er passed him. and catching Frank
ti0n at the three-quarters; there she STAYED and
got no nearer, and the pair come home. Sensation
nrst, py & sne iehgtl, Grace second by ten lengths
r,aS TrwS oa lvii "ios'er' ana Giendare distanced.
Second Heat.-BettiDg even on Sensation no ainst
TIE field. The start was level, All being well To-
Gether Sensation fronted, with Goster on his ,
hip, Grace tapping Gi0ster; thus they went to The
quarter pole IL thrty-seven seconds, where Sensa
ton led q length with Grace and Gloster, but she
beading tEfne wn r the nN ssretcm M sensation ee
on, and they laid Tapped Tor forty rods, but the
pace then told on Gloster, and Grace dropped him
anu opened aWsJ from BIN three Ieuqths. Thus he
The New York herald., 1872-08-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 8, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Crescent City, Cnrtis, IIavana-Atlanuc
Mail Steamahip Co
Steamship San Francisco, Reynolds, Hamilton Ber-w
II webb.
steamship AIbemarle Walker Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship &c.
steamship volunteer, Bloodgood Phadelpha-Lori
lara steamship Co.
stcamslp Dirgo johnson, Portland-J Ames
Steamship Hattcras Lawrence Boston--H " Dimock
ship American Congress- Ghisclin, London-Grinncll
Bark carnarvonshire (Br Davis, London-Funch, Edye
A Co.
Bark Alpha (Nor), Naess, Hamburg-Tetcns 4 Book
Bark vesa dsr), Bent, Hamburg-reney Parker.
Bark lndustrie (Nor), Tonnesen stcttin-Funch Edge
Bark Sunshine, Richmond, Lubeck-w Nelson Jr
Bark Sandy Hook, Barsow, Cadiz-Borland, Dearborn
Bark Palo Alto Tcnny, Marseiles-H ID 4 Brook.
Bark Pohona, Thompson, Cow Bay, CB-simpson
Br}s n Showers, Salvage. st John. PR-walsh Field
Brig Acadia tBr), Canton, Cow Bay, oB-Hatton. Wat
Brig Maria Wheeler, Barker Cow Bay. CHS Loud
Brig Crescent (Br) Faulkner, Windsor Ys--J p Whit
Brig Atalaya, Alien, Galyeston-C II Mallory A Co.
Sctr ] Angler, Cook, Para-L Amsnck n Co
Schr John Rose, Howell Demarara-Edwin Rowe.
schr Ocean Pearl. Blanchard, St Pierre, Mart--B
schr James Ford. Buntlcy, Cow Bay, CB--Gcorse II
scbr Promenader CBr), Davidson Hantsdort-Cranta,
sshT Prairie Bird tsr, Rathburn, Canning, Ns-cran,
.sehr southern Cross tBr. Murphy shulce, Ns-snow
Richardson.
sehr a Moore. Phillipa Richmond. Val Aager
The New York herald., 1872-08-09
Marine Disasters.

surr HARRY WARREN CBr Adic, from Liverpool March
Mass in 1861, aud owned by warren Co. Of liverpool
for % eSs In S
e was s reesas S So 70 BY SAIL avsr be near tho
BARK AzELLa Webster from saonca for Boston, before
day % July iS ''''''' u 's' A'" ''''''''" '""s
BAek MAKO CBr,, Anderson from New York (Nay for
Is reported by cable as having put Into Agoa
m s4Ss LcCl; ,i @ nn from RiCnmopa June 30
BRIG JouS swo), from Philadelphia for stetn, before
tion Aug Is by the Vice Admiralty.
ScHR Francis A LoRISG, OF and from Cohassct was
S n nayss Oss sr in on
split &C. The Cannon lost ioretopmas parted bob.
would probably proceed.
Sem sIoyAL of Gloucester, before reported down
tons measuremen built in Gloucester in 1867 and owned
d ters Ss an S s was s s a. s
$500 the outfits the Gloucester Mutual Fishing insar
scns KATE L Hnnos, Thompson, rom San Francisco
and returned slst in consequence away N'A's"''
s, ssas sAsUSi &C. Has, Key, q, New Bedford rom Phil
wharf. breaking Of the flying iibboon OF The latter.
miscellaneous.
The wreck Of ds sshP Eps og burned @ at Hunters
LAuNcH-A 1ne ship of about 1000 TONS built by N l.
Thompson for Thayer Lincoln and others of Boston
will be launched al Kcnnebunkport Aug II.
Notice to Mariners.
The undersigned begs TO notify that the Light Ship an
chored oil the mouth of surinam River has been
and taken up tho cIta for repairs and small schooner
has been moored In same place.
S be on n bis when down
new light recently placed at the mouth OF me Iarouyn
River on the west point approaching from the sea.
The socalled Burnt Bush, about ~ miles To- the wind
ward Of the Surinam River Is the most remarkable land
mark for vessels bound 10 this port
This bush ores having been destroyed hy nre some
yeYs ago resmbles nnnmcrabe mass and spaSs Vf yes
The New York herald., 1872-08-09
THE PUBLIC DEBT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, August s, Is

CHARLESTON, August ., 1877.
Comptroller General Nagle. Of this State, publishes
a letter to Governor Scott setting forth the fact
that the Legislature at its last session ordered to
be levied and collected tax sufficient to pay the
interest on the entire public debt. No action hav-
ing been taken in this matter, the Comptroller
demands that the Governor require the State
Auditor TO assess and collect the said tax forth
with. The State authorities, 1t is said, intend to
collect this tax, amounting to over one million dol
lars, by the 18th OF September next
In letter 70 banking house in New York.
on the State debt was not paid because the exces
sve legislative expenses absorbed all the money In
the Treasury, and unless special tax Is LEVIED and
collected Immediately "a urged, no interest can be
paid before January next, when the regular tax
now being levied will be received.
Governor Scott concurs in the Justice OF the
complaints made agairft the fee for registration of
State bonds charged by the Commercial Warehouse
Company, but says the object OF registia-
tion Is TO satisfy bond holders that
there are no ffaudnlent bonds, and
that the debt is truly less than &ld,0o0,o00
Governor Scott declares that all money received
from hypothccation and eale OF bonds, excepting
$7O0, ,oO0 has been used IN meeting liabilities ac
cruing before 1862 aud he claims that this Is the
most economically managed government IN the
nation. In conclusion he says fhot In mtufe tax
will he levied TO pay the interest Oc the cpt anu
a,e money so collected Will be applies TO lEas pur
pose alone.