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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-10

| BRIEF ITEMS PERSONAL. The bark Bra
Zileea, Meinhardt master, cleared from the
cu3tom-house yesterday, for Rio de Janeiro
with cargo consisting OF 1880 barrels aud
! 200 half. barrels OF -four, valued at S20,.
463. so, shipped by Dunlop & McCauce.
| A meeting OF the Board OF Managers of
| the Tobacco Association will be held to-
morrow.
The Our Boys" Social Club will give a
calico ball at LEWIS Hall on Monday eye-
ming, the 18Th instant.
Generals Joseph f. Johnston and William
B. Taliaferro were in the city yesterday.
The Young Virginians are requested to
meet al The City CiI Icult-Court room Mon
day night ai:S O'Clock.
The Guard OF the Commonwealth are
making great preparations for their fair,
which opens October 18th.
HeDrico County Court commences its Oc-
tober term tomorrow at II O'Clock A. NJ.
The will of toe late James NJ. Talbot was
admitted to probate yesterday in the Chan
cery Court.
The Chancery Court was busiy engaged
yesterday IN the consideration OF several
divorce cases.
I. Is. Belts. ex-member OF the Legisa-
ture from Northumberland county, died at
his residence. in that county. last Tuesday.
NJ. NJ. Welch, Esq, for several years past
the efficient passenger agent OF the Penn
sylvania railroad AZ this point. has left It's
service to accept the position OF passenger
agent OF the Associated Railways OF Vir-
ginia and The Carolinas. with headquarters
at No. 5l1 Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, ID. G..
II you want to save yourself trouble in
getting your transfer from one voiing-pre-
cinct to another 90 10 Democratic beadquar-
ters and leave your order, and the matter
will be promptly attended 10. The paid
pol-iaX list may be seen there.
FOrd's company played Sam, the Com
merciaI Drummer" q comedy drama in
three acts, to fair audience at the Theatre
last night. The play was light and laugh
able and very well performed.
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Public Schoois.-The Manchester ppb|ie
schools will open tomorrow. The school
building has been rptitted lately for the
winter, and the grades in the dimerent
schools are the same as they were last year.
Mr.. L. Morrisette is principal Of the white
schools, and is also teacher OF the High
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
NEW CHEAP EDITION
IN OF
TBELIFE AND WORDS OF CHRIST,
BY DIR. GBiKiB.

DIR. DelitIsch, The eminent Germsn comments.
tor, says the above Is work OF gigantic industry
noble in outward form, OF The Highest rank Ia lis
The spirit OF lrue faith IN Christ ihave read noug
OF IL 10 rejsice a; fuch magnificent creation. and
especially 10 wonder at the extent OF reading II
shows"
Large type. Price. el.50. Forsale by
Oc 10 WUOUHOQSF A PARHAM.
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can have 1t by using MEADE 4 BAKERS de-
licious CARBoLIC MoUrH-WAsu. IL destroys the
offensive od0r caused by diseased gums and de-
caycd teeth and speedily restores them to healthy
condition. Price, ffty cents bottle.
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NEW AND VALUABLE.

MEMOIR OF COLONEL JOSHUA FRY,
some time Professor Of William aud Mary College.
VlfSinis and Washington's senior in command OF
flrgiss forces. 1874, &C., with an autobiography
OF his son, Rev. HENRY FRY. and a census OF
their descendants. BY Rev. T.. Slaughter, ID. ID.
Mailed 10 any address for 81 .25.
&C l0-d&m RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
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GHaSpEsr DISPLAY or MILLINERY ever Wit.
messed IN Richmoud will be the second annual fall
opening OF FREscH-PATTERS BoSsk1s aud
HATS, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, The l2ih and
lsth instant. at the NEW YORK AucTios-bousE'
q
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LADIES. bear in mind that the GRAND FALL
Opening of FRENCH-PATTERN BoNSETs aud
HATS, aud Other novelties will take place TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY tie 18th aud i3th instant, at
WoLFoRD & SHILBERG's, 523 Broad street. NEW
YORK AUCTioN-HoUsE.
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OyFICE SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS. ,
sO3 EAST MARSHALL STRKBT.
RICHMOND, VA, October 7, 1850.

N0TICE.-THE Z A II Z n rs AND
IN GUARDIANS OF WHITE CHILDREN RE-
SIDING IN ROCkE1TS are hereby notified Thai
Ar. j. Z. Thomas. The. principsl OF Bethel school,
VIII 10 present at Nicholson school on MONDAY,
18th. ana 9 IA. between the hours OF ~ A. NJ and
2P ". OF each day. for the purpose OF registering
the names Of such white children as will present
themselves. with their parents or with written psr-
mission from their parents or guardians, for entry
rs pupils In the school.
The Principal will at the same time ascertain by
examination ihe grades for which such pupils are
fitted, and report promptly the names and number
Of pupils aud grades that can b. formed
All persons interested are earnestly requested 70
respond promptly 20 this notice
i. II. PEAY, JR.,
&C 0-2t Superintendent of Schools.
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FIsz YESTERDAY. Yesterday morning
abor,t II O'Clock sparks from q chimney SET
6re to Albert Russelps house, No. lolS
eroad street, bat II was put out by Er j.
| B. Burrows and others without g..siug an
alarm. Loss trining,
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TnE VESSEL TO TAKE tn. PLACE OF rux

TIE VESSEL TO TAKE THE PLACE OF THE
ISAAC BEIL.-The destruction recently al
Portsmouth OF the well-known and popular
steamship Isaac Bell, while entaiIing heavy
loss to the company, will cause no delay to
the business Of shippers. Since the first
voyage OF the Bell, In 1868. she has always
been popular with shippers and the travel.
ling public, being In oil respects swift,
safe, and stauneh sea-boat; making her
trips with great regularity and delivering
her large cargoes In excellent time aud con-
dition. Her first commander was Captain
ID. A. Bourne, now general supernteu dent
Of the company. Captain Sylvester Blake
man succeeded TO the command until
total loss OF bis eyesight compelled his per-
manent retirement from the sea. Captain
Huiers. who was in charge at the time OF
her unfortunate destruction by fire, is an
excellent seaman, and, as might have been
expected, did all that man could do for the
salvation OF the doomed ship.
Tue new iron propeller steamship Break
water, recently built for The Old Dominion
Company at the yard Of John Roach & Sons,
Chester, Pa, will at once be placed upon
the route in place OF The Manhattan, while
the latter will substitute the Isaac Bell. The
Breakwater is the newest vessel 10 the feet,
and ber sea.going qualities are said to be
unsurpassed, while her cabin acc0mmoda-
lions are in all respects irstclass.
The Tonnage OF the steamships plying be-
tween New York. Norfolk, City Point, and
Richmond, are as follows:
Steamers Old Dominion. 2,200 tons; wy
anoke, 2.067 tons; Richmond, 1.437 tons;
Manhattan, 1,525 tons; Breakwater. 1,100
tons; AlbemarIe, 81 tons, and Hatteras,
SOS tons.
The following steamers ply to and from
Old Point. HAMPTON. Smithfield, Cherry
stone, Mathews, Gloucester, and Yorktown,
Va, and Newbern, Washington, and Tar
river, n. g., and Jacksonville, Fla: N. z.
Banks, 400 tons; Northampton, 700 tons
Accomac, 250 tons; NewDerne, 500 tons
PamIico, $50 tons; Widgeon. so tons; Cot
ton Plant. 200 tons; Pitt, tug. o. A. AT
mold, 46 tons; and barges Relief. Green
bush, aud Roanoke. A total OF 14,60l tons
less the tonnage OF the Isaac Bell.
The company started under its present
name in 1867. succeeding the New York
and Virginia Steamship Company. n. l..
McCready, Esq, OF New York, ia presi-
dent; w. II. Stanford, secretary and gen.
eral freight agent Captain III. A. Bourne,
general superintendent.
In Virginia, Messrs. Geoege w. Allen IL
Co. (G. W. Allen aud John f. Mayer) are
agents in this city; Captain John NJ. West,
Petersburg and City Point; ID. j. Turner,
Jr., Portsmouth; Joseph 5. Culpeper, Nor
folk, the latter succeeding Mr.. T. FL. Webb.
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WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, slightly warmer. easterly to south
efly winds, clear or fair weather, slowly
falling barometer.
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DROFEsSOR LA PLACE RESUMED

IDkOf ESSOh LA 1EAIE kESU ELI
l. bis CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN
FRENCH on ihe 18TH or SEPTEMBER.
Little Sirls aud young ladies will he taught In
Glasses formed al their residence.
Boys and Young mems classes will be formed at
his classroom. 2Q3 north sixth street.
All private classes will he taught at school rates
say $40 per session OF nine months.
Terms mod, rate by the month for private lessons
for one, two, or three pupils.
Bows and young mems classes will be arranged In
the evening after o'clock.
Pupils received at any lime during the session.
Best references in the city.
For circulars and other information apply AT The
French Centulate Oc 6-W ,fSSulm
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SUNDAY-SCHoOL MAss-MEETiNG TO-DAY.
The Baptist Sunday school workers OF
Richmond and Manchester will have a
rousing rally at the Second Baptist church
this afternoon at haf-past O'Clock to in
augurate an active fall campaign in thls
department OF Christian labor. Some OF
their best speakers will take the platform,
and several hundred voices will lead the
congregation in singing a choice selection
OF sacred songs, accompanied by the grand
organ and KessnIch's orchestra. 1t will be
noticed that the hour OF meeting has been
changed from to half-past o'clock.
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CCHOOL OF FRENCH AND GERMAN

Encouraged by The success of last session. PRO
FESsOR HAsSELEFF will resume The duties Of his
school on the 10TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1880. BY
his method yer, young children, as well as older
pupils, enabled, through daily drill and use OF
the foreign languages, 10 write and speak them per-
feety.
Best references given from schools aud patrons
OF this city.
Special classes for young men. Private lessons IL
desired. Hours arranged 70 suit pupils attending
schools Of Ens lish
Pupils can enter at any ,Ime during the session.
For circuisrs and further particulars apply al 304
saasf C,race : QG-Su Wa Film
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DR.. W. f. Scott, President Of the College of Ply
sicians, Montreal, writes IL have recommended
Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF As
the best preparation used for dfblty, Indigestion,
dyspepsia, and loss Of appetite"
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Mr.. CRANE has just rseeiyea a lresn io' W ~.
celebrated Champagnes-'he rrm'ele ass ,s
the Vim Imperial-and is sh seinns Wv ~ ~ o'u
y. .ssoan, ~ me repeated failures OF ias CROPS.
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EDCCATsUNAL.

MT. VERNON MILITARY ACADEMY,
Vl TwBNTY-sECoSD AND GRACE STREETS.
systematic instruction, hDe battle-ground, nine
months session. Charges per term OF three months.
In advance, Including uniform, $50. Academy no "
Ia operation. Apply or address al 2506 east Mar
shan street. or at Academy. G. b. DOGGETT,
oe l0-1ts Superintsnd<nk
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PROPOSALS..
VIRGINIA PEsiTsNTIARY,)
sUPERIsTBNDEST'S OFFICE, I

VIRGINIA PENfTENTIARY,l
sUPERIxTENDEST'S OFFICE.
october o, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- cEIykD al lhis ofiee until O'Clock r.. NJ. on
'MtUStsDAY the. 3th instant for she ADD.
1tnN Df ANOIIiEH story TO a BUILDING
fishs snd specifications can be seen at Mr.. JOHN
GiBsoS's once, No. ee3 east Main street. between
the hours OF IL A. n. aud y. 81. aud 3 70 7. ~.
csmbsr nexf.
The Bard Of Director, reserve the right to reject
any or ali bids offered.
Separate bi6s viii be received Cor the BRICK
WORK, CARPENTERS WORK, TIN WORK,
M sxbuHiL @. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent Virginia Penilesiixry.
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n. ELLYsoN Il Co., advertising agents, insert ~
vertisements In all of the newspapers OF the Uniss
Staes a. publishers rates. Orders left st the d.:
patch countins-room will receive prsmet sttaa
tiOn.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE X BAKBR's sAPoSINE DESTI.
FRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf Price, fifty cents box.
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I NoT1cE.-Our millinery showroom win not now
be opened until TUESDAY MORNING. The 18th In
stanf. at 10 O'Clock, when grand fan opsnng OF
FREScH-PAfIE ERS BoSNzTs and HATS takes
place. woLFoRD L SBftBERG,
New York Auction House,
523 Broad street.
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Most of the KID GLOVES worn at the Mozart ops
ras and concerts come from sYcLE BROrMERe'.
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sYcEn BROTHERS are she leaders Of fashioa In
all no yc,iies aud STYLES,
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W. o. BLAIR Co., lles Main s'res,, nave ,cs -.
eeived another supply OF os~" ''''
|ihsy are selhus at SOC. . po"noS
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The most beautiful and quaint CALIcoEs arc now
sold at SYCLE BROTHERS,
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HIGH AUTHORIIY.

The house of SYcLE BROTHERS show the pub
lie the latest styles of DRY GOODS in great variety.
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To KEEP WARM BUY BLANKET from sYcII
BROTHERS..
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The beautiful styles OF sAexISa now worn e"a
he had NJ sYuLE BRorHERs,
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LADIES' ULsTERs, now so very fashionable, can
be had in all styles at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITuRE! FURSITURE!A
l. MATTRESSES, FEATHERS. ETC.-Par- ~
ties IA, want can always select from the rI
largest stock ALWAYS on HAND, Before -
purchasing call Ead be c0hvincea. foa VIII sayS
nonef on EVERY AkTICLE: tue fAIESi "
BER-~UITS all prices and 81 Mes: CABiNEf.
MAKEKS aud jPH0LSTERIA;, MATERIALLY
LOOkIkG-6GAsS PLATES, e'c- French ana
German, at NeSsYork prices.
WILLIAM DAfFRON. Et8s Main street.
FscIQBY, L 2 lS, 20, 22 no5sh Finesnth.
oc Z-3ln
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-. THE CIRCULATION or THE BIsPATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU.
LATIoN OF ALL THs oTHEB DAILY News
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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FINE GREEN TEA al soc. pound.
W. ID. BLAIR &.CO., 100 Main street.
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HAVE you seen the latest styles in Cloaks al sY-
Gle BROTHERS?
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LEE GALLERY-Low PRICES aud satisfaction
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HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS done at the LEE
GALLERY.
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LEE GALLERY, Main stree,--LovELY PHOTO
n
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IRONwORKs.

--<~r~s---~~~>-~>~---~
ITHE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND VA,
BUILD FaEiGHT-CAas OF ALL ID SCRIP.
TlONS,
MAKE wHEEt.s AND AxLfS,
AND ALI KINDS or
RAILWAY WORK, fisH-PLATt.s, BOLTS,
CHAIRS. SPIKES AND DAf..IRON
OF ALI. SIZES.
HoRsE- AND MuLE.Sii9Es. WATER AND
ana al kinds OF IRON aud u AXsS CAsTtNGs.
JOSEPH y. ANDEkfvh..
Al 22-Sm rxestdenl
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; LEE GALLERY-An pleased with pictures and
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Entered at the Post-ofbce a, Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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LEE GALLERY-CHILDREs's PICTURES beau,i-
fully done.
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DRY GOODS.


tsvcoFsoRs TO BnssDHS Toxl
,..ve removed n their new store, NO. 500 BROAD
srRgrT. BETWEEN THIRD AND fouhTh,
,.h,re hey win be picssed 70 zee their old nisnos
and ,he publsc generally. We nov have on band
new stock of the
Latest STYLES IN FALL DRESS GOODS.
PLAID yEI.yETs and CoLoRED SATiNs In al
shades. -, o. rySo Ttc
bee,usgii,, SATIN DE LYON, BLACK siCiL-
IAN SiLk. ETC.,
NOt,RNiNG GOODS = specsliy -, ,>..,a
"vTil1E aud dCOLORED VI LANNRLs,B BLkNk-
yrs COMFORTS. HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR,
A.P. FOX SON.
&C l0-eodlw CIV sl2.o N,,s-s.-- -, ~.
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NEW FAIL STYLES
L" rUsSSirruar.

Nsy.snl essgaut styles
yiIAMBER Flu 3NirURE.
PARLOR Suits,
ie. Hair C;sAh, Reps, Raw six, satin DsIainess
Pl,iafr. sisd other eiegssk goods
large assortment OF Iow-yFteed
i CHAMBER SUITS.
DINISG-ROlx,fURNIT
4, MATTRESSES, 40
|, ExsmiBs my stock, aDCt VIII nnd sooos n
ant an sae. SAMUEL W. HAR WOUp,
- 94sA..i GoWYnor street. Richmond
lCHBaP FURNITURE sTORE.-M
V FkkL GOODS--Spesial attention 10 CALI ~
ed 10 cu1 large and seiect stock Of De~ ana de- ~
sirsblA styles Of PARDON SUITS IA spun-s
and rnss<ll llk reps and bar cloth: varied assortmenS
OF WALNUT SUITS, ~ QseeD-h use aud East-
Lake ayies mediums SD nne POPL AR ana PlNn
GOODS OF every descr ptisn. We would espeetany
ask ~ who stend bnyiog fu piiure To call xnd deN-
sn.ne our stock, as Ns- tabe plrsstIe 10 shosinx
on s2oods. We are de,ermined To sell cneap<r thxn
apss house In the city,. Fay terms ~ paymen,S
L. GArHRiGhT & SON,
"a Am 16 Governor street.
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DARE OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY HOSIERY
HALF VALUE
We have Just received
1000 PAIRS OF ASSORTED CoLoRED
HOSE AND EALF-HosE,
which were
BOUGHT AT A GREAT sACRITICK.
aud will be
SOLD ACCORDINGLY.
Gall at once IL you wish TO secure The
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN HOSIERY
ia Richmsnd.
CARDOZo, ALSoP, MosBY & co.
Ioc7l
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8irllmond 9ispatth.

sUNDAY............o ...ocToBER 10, 1880.
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V'HE RICHMOND AND ALLEG Many
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE Z's,
DUE 1920,
CCUpON OR REGISTERED.

we offer farsale limited number of the aboye-de-
scribed BONDS at s97.5 and interest, the company
reserying tAe right 10 advance The pTice from time
to time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as good and safe se-
curlty.
The BORIS may also be had from aDyof tire othe r
Stockholders ia the city of Richmosd..
DAVENPORT & co..
myl7 Stock-i;rokrrs.
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Ek.N,A NCIAL.

SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LEND
on RICHMOND CITY RIAL nsTArE,
at the lowest market rate. Apply to
RICHARDSON & go,
Real Estate hxerS,
oc l0.4t IL Mairlstreet.
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LECTURES.
EXtC RSION.

Fare TO baltimore xfih return...,.........'.ssO DU
Fare 10 Washington and return. .....-.... 10
Baltimore tickets good for ten days from day OF
sale.
washington tickets good until october 10th, Ia.
elusive.
ON sale at A. W. CARRIERS. s26 Main street. and
at depOt. &. A. TAYLOR,
&c S-lv General Ticket Agent
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STATE, COUNTY AND OTHER FUNDS.
By reference to House Journal,
session 1928, page 1853, it will be
found that introduced ga Bill to
regulate the deposits of State, County
and other funds" This Bill re.
quired the State Treasurer to deposit
the moneys received by him in banks
to be designated by a State Board,
such banks to give bonds for double
the amount of their average de.
posts. Section 7 of said Bill re.
quired the State Treasurer to pub.
lish monthly statements of amounts
received, from whom, to whom paid
and on what account. 1t also re.
quired County Treasurers to deposit
allmoneys received in a bank within
the limits of the County in which
such collections were made, or, if one
did not exist in such County, then
to be deposited in the nearest bank
in good standing, no money to be
withdrawn except upon an order
signed by majority of the County
Commissioners, countersigned by
their Clerk and the County Trea-
aurer; and required him to publish
monthly statements of amounts re-
ceived and paid out. 1t also re.
quired Clerks of Court, Sheriffs and
Judges Of Probate to deposit all
public moneys received in bank and
publish monthly a statement Of
amounts received and paid out, from
whom received and to whom paid,
Any State or County officer failing,
neglecting or refusing to comply
with the provisions Of this Act was
to be punished by fine and imprison'
ment. When one contemplates the
innumerable losses sustained by the
people from 1872 to 1875 through
the failure of banks containing the
States moneys on deposit, defaulting
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railroads, drainage OF lands ana
other public enterprises intended for
the development of the manufacture
ing, agricultural and mineral re-
sources of our State; but it is with
deep regret that ] am compelled to
believe that in some instances the
convicts have been inhumanly treat
ed. The subject is one of grave
Importance, and I can only hope
that future Legislatures, warned by
the fearful experience of the past.
will devise and maintain such a plan
of government of the institution as
will make it a place of punishment,
severe by its seclusion from inter.
course with others, rigid in discip'
line and constant labor Of ten hours
each day, and, at the same time
whether the convicts are within OF
without the walls, that no charge Of
inhumanity, cruelty or withholding
the chance to reform shall ever be
Justly made against the people o1
this State. If this can be accom-
plished, at proper expense, it is all
we can hope from any penal institu
ton. My efforts have been directed
in the hope that at least go much
may be obtained.
BOUNDARY LINE.
Among the strange events occur
| ring in 1871 and 1872 in this State
: and the bare mention of which vii
: cause surprise and wonder among
many of our people, was an organ
, lied scheme to arrange for the ces
sion of all that territory West o
Seneca River to its head waters tx
the State of Georgia. A Joint Reso
luton to appoint Commission
with power to arrange and finally t.
: determine the line between tn
, States of Georgia and South Caro-
3 lima, was adopted and approved b.
r Gov. Scott, January 8, 1872. Th
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