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The Daily Dispatch: February 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 10 (search)
rovided, however, That for any muskets delivered in advance of estimates for work done, to said Joseph R. Anderson & Co., as voluntarily proposed by them, they shall be required to deposit with the Treasurer as security an amount of State bonds rated at par, equal to the value of the muskets so issued in advance, estimated at the contract price. [Note.--The State owns about 53,000 flint-lock muskets.] Resolutions.--Resolutions of inquiry into expediency were offered as follows: By Mr. Christian, of amending the law of "general elections," so as to authorize the Commissioners conducting elections, at a precinct where the house prescribed by existing law for holding the polls is inaccessible, or inconvenient, to open the polls at such convenient house as the Commissioners may select; by Mr. Edgington, of providing by law for the erection of a fort, or other suitable military defences, at the city of Wheeling. Decimal Currency — Weights and Measures A letter was read from the