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January, 1865 AD (search for this): article 10
it is believed, be more specifically indicated than by the statement above, showing the amount payable in Richmond, New York and London. interest. The amount of interest paid on the registered stock of the State since the first day of January, 1865, is two hundred and sixty-nine thousand eight hundred and twenty-two dollars and forty-six cents. On the coupon bonds of the State no interest has been paid since the first day of January, 1865. Very respectfully. William F. Taylor. January, 1865. Very respectfully. William F. Taylor. Auditor Public Accounts. by Mr. Davis.--a resolution that the Committee on Courts of Justice be instructed to inquire into the expediency of making stealing a capital offence, and report by bill or otherwise. Agreed to. by Mr. Dickenson.--a resolution that the Committee on Banks make strict inquiry into the condition of all the Banks in the Commonwealth, and into the expediency of compelling them to go into settlement of all their outstanding issues, and how many and what ones o
January 1st, 1865 AD (search for this): article 10
itor's Office of Virginia, Richmond, December 11, 1865. to the Hon. John B. Baldwin, Speaker of House of Delegates of Virginia: in compliance with the resolution that the Auditor report to this House a statement of the amount of registered and coupon bonds issued by the State now outstanding; that he designate, in his report, the amount of each description of bonds held by foreign and domestic owners, and that he append a statement of interest paid on the said bonds since the 1st day of January, 1865, I have the honor to make the following report: Registered stock issued by the State. amount of registered six per cent. Stock outstanding, payable in Richmond$24,888,398.38 amount of registered five per cent. Stock outstanding, payable in Richmond.108,000.00 $21,996,398,38 Coupon bonds issued by the State. amount payable in Richmond, six per cent.63,000.00 payable in New York six per cent.10,900,000.00 payable in London, five per cent.1,865,000.00 lost at sea
October, 1865 AD (search for this): article 2
"The Finest country in the World." --General Shelby, late of the Confederate army, writes from Mexico as follows: Cordova, Mexico October, 1865. My Dear. M.--General P. and the balance of us returned yesterday from a three days four over the Valley of Cordova. Let me say to you I was raised in the best part of Kentucky, lived in the best part of Missouri, and I tell you honestly it is the best country I have ever seen. Sugar, tobacco, coffee, corn, cotton and rice grow as finely upon it as in any country in the world. I only regret that I am without language to describe it as it should be. I shall, on to-morrow, select a portion to locate upon, and go to work.
November 13th, 1865 AD (search for this): article 4
Cholera Abating. --The State Department has received a very able communication from Mr. Alexander W. Thayer, United States Consul at Trieste, dated November 13, 1865, in which he states that the Central Sanitary Commission of that city had voted to report it as their unanimous opinion that the disease did not exist in an epidemic form. Mr. Thayer states that, since the 23d of October, although the number of cases have increased, they do not average three per day, and that no fears need be entertained that the cholera will be introduced into the United States from Trieste.
November 30th, 1865 AD (search for this): article 8
[Correspondence of the Louisville Journal.] East Tennessee--its condition and Prospects. Knoxville, Tennessee, November 30, 1865. --I came to this place a day or two ago, believing that the reports of East Tennessee lawlessness, of which many papers say so much, were true, and that I should be necessitated to see at least a half-dozen grey-haired rebels butchered by the young loyalists of this part of the State. In fact, I thought at least, in order to preserve my own life, to wear my brass buttons and shoulder-straps. When I arrived at Knoxville I expected to have been met by a parcel of loyal ruffians, and to have been compelled to show my passport, countersigned by Governor Brownlow and approved by Andy Johnson. In this expectation I was disappointed. The truth is, I was rather chagrined at the careless treatment shown me. I did not see loaded pistols, nor did I hear of a dozen or two murders, as I did when I arrived at Nashville. Nobody attempted to steal my pocket-
December 11th, 1865 AD (search for this): article 10
The House met at 12 o'clock, M. Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Jeter, of the Baptist Church. Senate concurrent resolution in relation to the appointment of a joint committee to consider the communication of the Governor relative to the offices of Second Auditor and Register of the Land Office was taken up and considered, and on motion, by Mr. Grattan. was laid upon the table. The following was received, read and ordered to be printed: Auditor's Office of Virginia, Richmond, December 11, 1865. to the Hon. John B. Baldwin, Speaker of House of Delegates of Virginia: in compliance with the resolution that the Auditor report to this House a statement of the amount of registered and coupon bonds issued by the State now outstanding; that he designate, in his report, the amount of each description of bonds held by foreign and domestic owners, and that he append a statement of interest paid on the said bonds since the 1st day of January, 1865, I have the honor to make the fol
December 13th, 1865 AD (search for this): article 10
General Assembly of Virginia. Senate. Wednesday, December 13, 1865. The Senate met at the usual hour, Lieutenant-Governor Cowper in the chair. Prayer by Dr. Minnegerode. Message from the House that the following bills have passed: An act to incorporate the Belvidere Manufacturing Company. Read twice and referred to Committee on General Laws. An act to incorporate the Virginia State Insurance Company. Referred to Committee on General Laws. An act to incorporate the Virginia Insurance Company. Passed. Message from the Governor. "To the Senate and House of Delegates of Virginia: "Gentlemen.--I herewith transmit to you the report of the Directors of the Penitentiary, with a statement of the financial and other operations of that institution since the 12th of July last. "Your special attention is invited to the recommendation of the Directors, proposing a change in the management of the institution. "The United States military autho
February 26th, 1866 AD (search for this): article 6
Court of Conciliation. --The following cases occupied the attention of this Court yesterday: Henry C. Ashby against Norris Montgomery. Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of seventy dollars with interest and costs. George J. Scammel against Thomas J. Villard. Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of forty-two dollars and eighty-eight cents, with interest and costs. John E. Johnson against D. D. Mott. Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of thirty-three dollars, with interests and costs. John Enders against Miles Johnson. The Court ordered that defendant deliver up to plaintiff the immediate possession of the premises on Main, between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets, now occupied by him. Peter W. Grubbs (trustee) against Daniel Rogers. The Court ordered that defendant deliver up to plaintiff possession of the premises situated on Jackson street, in the city of Richmond, on the 26th day of February, 1866.
December, 2 AD (search for this): article 2
From Washington. Washington, December 13. --The select committee of one member from each State to consider what token of respect and affection Congress may adopt to express the deep sensibility of the nation at the decease of Abraham Lincoln, decided to-day to set apart the 12th day of February (Mr. Lincoln's birth-day) for Mr. Stanton to pronounce an eulogy upon his life and character in the presence of both Houses. Congress came to no determination as to the amount to appropriate to the family of the deceased. It is probable that one hundred thousand dollars will be appropriated. The House Committee on Elections to day took up the case of Cofroth and Koontz, but came to no determination. General Butler has arrived here, and is preparing his reply to General Grant. It is said to be very severe.
December, 7 AD (search for this): article 10
. Read twice and referred to Committee on General Laws. An act to incorporate the Virginia State Insurance Company. Referred to Committee on General Laws. An act to incorporate the Virginia Insurance Company. Passed. Message from the Governor. "To the Senate and House of Delegates of Virginia: "Gentlemen.--I herewith transmit to you the report of the Directors of the Penitentiary, with a statement of the financial and other operations of that institution since the 12th of July last. "Your special attention is invited to the recommendation of the Directors, proposing a change in the management of the institution. "The United States military authorities have furnished a guard for this institution since last spring. I was notified by General Turner a short time since that he would have to withdraw the troops now used as a guard at the penitentiary. I do not feel authorized to raise a guard and fix the pay of officers and men. No appropriation has been
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