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State Of South Carolina.

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NVlIEREAS, j. NJ, Ellison hath applied to me
" for letters Of administration de bonis non.
upon tho Estate of William Ellison. deceased.
l,tc Of tho District Of pickcns and Snte aforesaid:
Th, kindred aud creditors of said deceascd. are.
therefore, cited to appear before me at Pickons G.,
H. on Friday the 7th day OF September, 1865, to
shew cause, If nny they can, why said letters
should not no granted. Given undcr my hand and
sva, Ibis 22l day Of August, 1865.
". Il HOLCOMBE, orr.
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state Of south Carolina.
IN ORUINARY-CITATioN.

IN Observation-Disclosures.
w HEREAS, Rob't. a. Thompson, c.Ep.D. hath
w applied TO me for letters of administration
upon the estate of William Hester. deceased,
late Of tho District Of Pickcns and Sntc aforesaid
The kindred and creditors Of said deceased, are.
therefore, cited to appear before me Mt Pickcns c..
IL. on Friday the 9Th day Of October, 1866, to
ahouli not bc granted. Given under my hand AMI
aeal this Goth dny Of August. 1866.
W. T.. IIOLCOSIBE opD
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State Of South Carolina.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NM W1EREAS, Rnb't. a. Thompson. c.E.p.D.,
w hath applied to me far letters nf admin
istratinn upon the Estate Of John l.. Templeto,,.
deceived. late of the District Of p;ckcns and
Stnto aforasld: The kindred and creditors OF
aaid deceased, are, therefore, cited to appear
before mo, at Pcxens Court IIusc on Friday
tho 2Sth day Of Sept'ber 1866. to shew cause. il
any they can. why said letters slinuld not he
granted. Given under my hand aud seal, this
18Th day of August, 1866.
w. Il. IIOLCOMBE n.rn
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Notica

is HEREBY GIVEN that application will he
h M rin to the l.e sisia'urn at til, next regular
session. To discontinue the public road, COM
mcncing at the f'rk north nf Aaron Is .gg ,
house, crossing Twelve ii c River ut or near
his place. and terminating 1T near.J. @ HALLS.
L. a llOKE,
Chairm'n C'm'rs r ,al>, 5,h Rcgt. $. G. NJ
August % 1856 BIN
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CE n RATION (!

V3NlERE will bc REGULAR CONNOCA.
IL TON of Walala Chapter. M. oS. Rnval
Arch Ma>ons, at Wa!hala. on Friday the lth
day of Snptcmhcr next
Companion TilOS. S. ARTHUR. of Green.
vile. will be present. aul the officers OF the
th.p,er duly installed
public Address will be delivered by Com
ranion ARTHUR in the Evangelical Lutheran
Church. on Saturday. Brethren nf Blue Iud yes
gcnernly. are respectfully invite.l T." at,eni. ' DIV
a. B. BOWDEN, Scc.y.
Argnst o. 1858 ID 3
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EXECUTORS SALE,

WILL SELL. to the highest bii'ler. at rickcns
Cout lious;. ON
SALEDAY IN SEpTEN BIER NEXT,
the following Tracts Of Land, hclanginy to the Es-
tate Of NJ jrr j. &. Miller, dcccnsc
Tract No |. whercon Patrick Miller, Jr., now
lives, lying on 'e,ty's Creek. and adjoining lands
of p. }. Miller. b. ". Burns ana others containing
Ewo Hundred aud Twenty i've Acres marc or less
Tracts N"s. and D, lying on The Turnpike Roil
Lending from Tunnel Hill to Cashiers Valley. aud
JOINING Ian Is OF Philemon Crane anl others. -
Traci No contains One Hundred and Ei,shty
Acres anl rr,ci No. contains One Hundred an
Thirty one Acrns more W less.
TE1s Ms OF SALE.-Hn credit Of | Q
moatis. w:th note. interest anl approved security.
u. j. MILLER, Ex'or.
August TO- 1868 40
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NOTICE,

4 LL persons indebted to the Estate of G. II
II Kor,er. deceased must make settlement forth.
wIth ana those having demands against said Es-
tHda will prestn, them, legally attcstcd.
ANNA NJ. KORBER, Extrix.
August 22. 1865 N
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Notice..

I HEREBY give notice that will not b. rcspon.
sib!a ior ANY Il 'b'sc nrlcc,l by III. wife. Myrin
Tnrncr. ns she has lcii my ho,l AMI board without
my leave. All persons are warned against har.
boring or boarding her in any way.
j. ". TURNER
August ~, 1856 80
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PENDLET0N PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by
NJ ESSRS. FAINT & CO..
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., Sc
PRICES GIVEN IN CURRNNCy

PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY.
Salt. i.iverpo"i. per Sack, 5000 to sc so.
C"ffce, Rio, per lb., 400 ; Laguyra 45c Java,
Coo. Sugar, Cuba, per H.. l8 to zoe. Clari.
aed, % to go Nails (hest quality per H.,
ia to l4c. Iron, per b.. 1870. Castings, ror
lb l23c. Yarn. per Bunch 50 rs to S3. Os.
naburgs. per yard. 25 to 30. Shrtngs, brown
and blenchco % I" 4oc. per yard. Calcncs, per
yard. 20 to 25; English 81 to 40c. Powder rcr
h.. 15c.; Shot, per H.. zoe. Lenl, per h., 2Oc.
Indigo, per h.. 50 To S3 Madio-. ro- h., sos.
Spice per lb SOC. Ginger, per h.. SOC Pop,
per- per lb. 90 to 7jc. Tnbaccp, Chewing. per
n m nn to- 81 40. Sh"vcls, 81 so to $3.50 Axes,
Is. w. Cullins.) 50 to $3.50:
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Corn. St75 to 81 per buslcl. Peas, ST so tn
Sl75. Cotton, Loose, Is tn 90. per h. bnlc,l,
~ to &c. Dlcon, 10 to 2oc. per To-. Lard 20
I" 2oc. per ID. Flour. rcr barrcl. Sl4 to SIC.
Besswax. 90 to 25c. perl TalI,w, l2y to l5c.
reri5. Butter, 25c per lb. Eggs, 10! to l5c.
per dozen.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'm Equity ty-pickena.

MA -u-ACAchSs
s. c. IInn!. ct.al.
rs. B!ll for Partition, SC.
Wm. L. liant ctals.
E(I VIRTUE Of dcrrctal orlnr to me direct.
- cl male in this cause hy the Court nf Eq
III Y. at June Term. 1866 Will soil to the Ugh
est bidder At public auction. ut
PiCKTNS COURT HOUSE.
On Sale lay in September next. th> illowing
Tracts OF! Land described in tho peadings in
this case, nn,nciy:
Tract No. 3. the Perkins Greek tract. con.
aning Thrre liundred Acres more or less, on
waters Of Perkins Creek. aud adjoining lands
of R.nsum Hunt and others. This truct lies
near III" Blue Ridge Rnilrnaa
Tract M. 4, being the undivided one third in
n Tract of Land, containing Ono Hundred and
Ninety."ne Acres. on branches of Perkins creek,
and adjoining lnndS Of tract M. 3, Thos. Chas-
an and the Estate of Fitzpatrick.
TERMS OF S.ALE.-On credit of one and
two years, with interest from date. The pur-
chaser nr purchasers to give bond with two good
surc,ics. to secure the payment Of the purchase
money. The costs to be paid in cash. on tho
lay Of sale and tho purchasers to pay extra
lnr titles and stamps.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, cE.rD.
Cnmrs Office Aug. 9, 1865 do
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FURTHER NOTICE.

The following is an extract from the Decree,
in the same cause, made at the same time, to
wit:
Z" 1t is further ordered that the Commissioner
of this Court do huld Reference. in this case.
for the purpose Of ascertaining what nortinn Of
the property sold, by j. j. NoRTnN aud W. c.
kElru. Executors. belonged to the Estate of
Mrs. ELizABeTn b. KEITH. dccensch and ,c
true value of the same, under tho Ordinance of
the Conventions"
Purchasers of property belonging to the rs
tate of Mrs. f.. B Kern deceased ut the sales
made by j. j. NoRrnN and w. G. KEITH. Exec.
ntors, will appear before me in my office. at
Pickcns Q. H., on or before Monday the 18th
day of October next with their evidence. to en-.
nbe the Commissioner to ix the true value"
of the property thus sold.
DGS- No business pertaining to either of the
above extracts will be transacted on Saclays j;
rs tho current business Of the Office on these
days. is sufficient to employ the time Of tho
Commissioner
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Conn., Office, July 81, 1866 3m
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state OF South Carolina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NM IlEllEAS, Robert a. Thompson, c.Ep.D,
w hath applied to me for letters Of admins
tration upon the Personal Estate of Samuel AL
bcrtson, deceased late Of the District of Pickens
and State aforesaid: The kindred and credit
"rs of said deceased, are, therefore, cited to
appear before me at Pickcns G. H. on Monday
the Sd day Of September 1866. to shew cause
if any they can, why said letters should not be
granted. Given under my hand and seal this
Goth day Of July, 1865.
w. Il. HOLCOMBE. o.r.p.
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Notice
DISSOLUTION,

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
l tween ROWLAND & KNAUFF. has bccn this
day dissolved. All persons indebted to the late
Firm nre earnestly requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, to cnablo him to settle
So will be- sued forthwith. All persons having
demands against the firm will present them for
settlement.
III. d. ROWLAND.
Pondleon, S. G., Aug a, 1860 47-3
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Esic;kcns-Il, Equity.

l.. b. Johnson ana wife
; Bill Cor Partition. Sc
J. &. McFnll and others.
Df VIRTUE OF n dccretn' order to me directed
ID made in this The Junc Term Of the
Court oil Equity, ror 1866, win sell 10 i.,e highest
bildrr. nj public on cry. at
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Notice.

A LII persons are forwnrncl not to trade with
IA. or trust my wife. L,uIsA H.. on my nc
count as | will not pny any debts contracted by
her, unless compelled by law.
j. d. FERGUSON
Aug % 1866 40 3
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Sherif's Sales.

RY virtue Of sundry writs of fera facias to mo
ID directed, | will sell to the highest bidder Mt
Piokens Court House, on Saleday in September
One Tract Of Lnnd, whereon tho defendant now
lives. containing 200 acres moro or less, adjoining
lands Of \. W. McGu1in, Vim. Steele and others
levied on as the property Of Goo. W. Vanzant, at
the suit Of Messiah Long.
One bay Mule; also, Tuesday after Saleday,
at defendants residonce, Six head Stock Hogs an /
two Bee Stands levied The property Of Z. A.
Minton at tho suit Of j. NJ. Adams
TERMS, CASH: Purchasers to pay extra for titles
and stamps.
l. THOMAS, SID
Aug. "A, 1858 is ii
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ATTENTION /!

4 LII PERSONS indebted to tho Firm Of IIagood,
"A McCnrcy Co., or llagood & Ilolconbes, Ell
ther by Note or Account, will come forward and
settle by the 9Th Of Scptember, or ehey will have
cost to pay, rs we arc compelled to have money.
a word to tho wise is sufficient!
HAGOOD & fIOLCOMDES.
Piokens c. H.. Aug. III, 1866. 4S--tf
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Receipts.

The following persons hnvc paid their sub
rrion TO the COURIER, as follows:
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STILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Gay" No pr"pcrty will be received by u.s. un-
der the above Deores unless all hle articles pnr-
chasod ure returned, and in tho same condition
as when sold by US.
J. J. NORTON, =.
w. c. KEITH. nA 'rS
July 81. 1866 3m
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MILLS.

V,HE wAPpOo MILLS (FoRMERLY THE PROPER
L 1Y Of Mr.. j. d. STK1NMEYtR), have been thor
oughly overhauled aud In full operation.
prepared TO cut Yellow and Pitch Pine Lumber Of any
length and sze at sbortet notice. irem large and we'll
sels ed STOCK At low tide there is - feet Of wster at
my Wharf, and rispach be guaranteed to vessels.
ANY orders entrusted to will be carefully executed
under mig personal supervision.
NAV l8 IN, JOHN G THURSTON.
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sssmbiy

ALHasy. Narrb J. 80
The st.Ksa pre.cnled the annual repor, ~ .s Trus
t"cs u the Institution for the blind
Nj sssHanKr (dem.l ~ New York. ibiroiucei bl 10
provide FOR the apo n,nsn, Of an INTERPRETER 10 Aes
Hffs spvs-cD A rUEp HHsiaso
To CONFIRM The titles ~ aliens % rial e.tsi 70 anend
the Revised Statutes relative 20 dsrcbtuung oi abd
iaying out new bigh~ays
Res taken.
EyESixo rE--fos.
Nj HscocH IA the chair announced fhe sterlal otdsF
10 b. the resolutions offered b. Mt TrtnAin v whom
the noor awarded
Mr. FarLHssn, dem ~ LAyingsion s.ksi W. IRE
main a. give way ~ allo~ him 70 offer Substitute
Mr. TRs~ss. rep q Albsny-sd no~. NJ IT.
members % the potcai party 10 io~sr The gs-ti,sas
Involved of great pabc interest add hAd aitfsrfd
large share u puDie attention sibee NE s..-.s.ps
ton Of President lincoln cirruHstancs had hans
pired b produce sseh prDfogBd "ffo~ 70 ~, miha
the late occgrrenoo. my rel-i. ~ ga.-''s 49,
% difference between the Erecgtre abf Cobress Hs
shonid snSnssos % steak 9th oderA0n sni forh-sf
toward thee ~L0 Entertained ovihhts Sihrf.Hi
from b. e-p, sbd -, ,. 'hS 20 49, 80 ~ ,s,.
had conc speak cot gyesi 1fs 30 hriofe We
people The hsisry q .bs RAJ -s, snu.s 20
and mll0ns uhich hung and enEtnls 20 hsnf ger
The industry u TIE egunfy Tie events ~ W E.nis
a.. al "a ,hs annie. 81 ne alsa cooqU~r.a
The drst Coagfsss tat hai ma sne- the rirfsiff -
s,.,ss s,-.ss shsnssivs. s-,assa N nsi 70 b.
admitted " p~ricigsis "a ya@iss fT ns sOv.fn.
Insns u M iys stes sud 4 No kya psosls .sd 70
4
tloo ~ ths s,gsrunsni THIS brD.xht him ~ M go
1derston n tAs gae.o1 al soe In treating W sub
ii Is sosa IA stAtsmrbts 81 bsfLltg ss -
r. raiusN ~ AZ sshsf u claimed tsi rtsiss
,e,s r~rrf fs - nsyn ADD thsrefas had ths fri
a. ,.fy~srntailan anf tlat CDnsreaa la dsuyiGE
,bs firht G1itY ~ BsrJ-tt0n - Iugef. tai
usy tsGe ths oafb 49, unf@r Ne
co stsaiiop they have NE nfb ~ ~~~ts 80 feFrs
ss0isfes fran iayA etAi~a n he otbef hAnf y -
sirlrsf thsi Cgnare. hsa t3 rsht ~ inquifs at t~
sosstsssfslas ta nssd b-hisa lbssr. ss - - -
amin no f@p~fs csrtfy 80 tbss slscitaH ihsi 90
,fs.4 haI he fight ~ eFanlae ~ ts aasaaifrt are
Ia. dlt ~ Ao csse snf isfe surh n.r~.@ -
w'd prAsr ne Wal T@uyf~ - Ns lhsPn
o. fsil.rfa frurzitf and ffamff frthf iffF ifin
siags snd pytaeson fksy naYtf tftaH.e1 isAi riffs
saet wYif revolt. ~ d8 M fffsfl lfi {" ne af.'
t.rsnH - Cffrres affsF s1th fHlg i1a fHlffsfrte
tsss frn ~ risiss s91 ffsstt tfff 80 ef - 81
.frIssiHa asI IfFie1ss u ~ nfanFf TIA frrn
5s5ls disaf s.,a iiis ssifai1fa p Frh urr - -
tfaefsi1lfr qarflolf ahff wtfs 30 faffF.a - ~
fs.rfass ~ thr ~tgual itlila1 Ibt tAw a Fsiirni
fassfisd the.e states fsffy ~ "a 81 NN ssl
sHlfns hai rstf - tfrai ftrn e. fstts 49, hAiafs
A. s,ffb thsy ba fsfsitsi theif rgtiA ts<raa tsa
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The pru..Ian Hank Frauds.

THE ExrHADITios cAsE or cARL SogLrE-ros
TIsuED CONFLICT oy JURISDICTION bETwEkx
TIN STATE AND FEDERAL AuruorfrfEs, Ero.
Before Commissioner Newton.
Tho case Of Carl Noelts. who has been arrested
this city a charge Of having dsfrsudcd Meyrr d
Co, bankers, Of Berlin, Prussia lin WHOSE employ
mont lac had bcen TO this extent of ~eyera thousanA
,haers by Of forged entries and papers
up for hearing yesterday before Commissioner Nov
ton. IL will be- remembered that application made
the part OF the PfusAan government 10 have the
cusei removed for trial 10 Prussia In accordance with tho
terms OF the treaty existing between that country AMI
tho United States and for this parposs q warrant
issued 20 United States Marha Murray by Commissioner
Newton, authorizing Linn u pfoduc. soells before The
Tho Of tho Marshal this forth
tina, he unable 70 the accused who lad bvcn
taken Into custody BY tho sherin Of E-w York under
process issued out % hc civil courts On this ground Ina
sheriff refused To surrender soss 10 tie MArsba. 10
whom the warrant of Comsn lzaonsr Newton Asais
turn the warrant rsad yesssstsy by the BepuI Msr
sha that the sheriff r refuses 10 sur~ndsr Nosiie ~
held under sn sasS ~ -. 10 s 'o Of or xsly chrS.s
stein. who hes brousbt scton AsAssi Noeli. fos
breach Of promi-a Of marriage snd Who. u wli be ~
mefnbefvd arrested ih him hs arrival IN This
country al thu moment whrn Was alleged he wss .
Fugitive from The justice Of Prussia
Baron Won Grabow, Pr1aAan Consul Gcnsrai, ws prss
cnt during the proc@cdlng-
Mr. Lspaash, who appeared a. counsel fos The Iras-
errors TIA, appeared ia ihs return, said ms u~.i,
OF June. 1859, between rrusss ana The Tinted ttAsS
we'll tho passsd for Ina pnrpo-s 81 carrying thsk
treaty into elect require that tho demand Tor sstrs-
di,ion shall DO made by tbs Executive Of the re,ivs
governments upon each other "a "a demand BY tbs
political power upon the political power Of ,hsss
governments respectively. Tue pm. eedins- n,or ~
Wary cirranstesn Aross from ds-lre on tho pAn d
lhoss inieruxed Carl Noolte sine tbs ds~frs 10 pro-
ven, his ettradi'on very apparent and ehssxn shas
they arc goa up By colluaon bat~oo Tho pi~nun up
pshstsln and the defendant Sos,s Tb- ass-l1. !. u
b. tested wh-' 80 10y foxoen pras-a snd i61
Gated Bain4 prevail aS.inzt The calm 81 up ~
the local AUTHORITIES Of the h,sis o. s-v Yors Mr.
Lafsush read the mandate " President Johnson order
ing The necessary er< 10 be ,stsh ihf etse pur.Ast
10 the treaty ripusiiot baween the tro coun'ss ana
"bendff ~ aging - move 'bst IN order Tia pr.ouer
may BE- prodocsd Ia purrasnes VI the treaty, th~s-
prDrecdnzs sfand over to the ~ day u Apr gni- tbs
prisoner be- sooner produced before 700.
Commissioner Newton made the order requested ~
MI LapsoGh, and the cssr stands over accordingly
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Arrival of the Araao.

IsFOHflsf ItUs TnAsrE
H. LADIES 90 NEN NDHh AID Hf.pykttS sss -
Yiisf " irspscs tss NOFItTtEH 10 AHffltAL bftIs
ms lasi sn4~i ffgts ~. ANApu snf alr - 80 a 80
q. hrUsdHay
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Governor ward to-day siEnsd the Ssuak and S-v
York Railroad blli Tier. lengthy ard hniu4a -
discussion Va The senate day Jersey Ciy Io.
bll TIE question viii no, probably b. tsksn bfJrs
Monday.
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Aspiring Ovsrso.ts 90 scotch ts..i-
nlsfss NsiintI' sns t~f~isats srry 49, hhOktN $50
THEnn " gguSiA s.sHss sss % isfsy.tis pases
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ihs Wontrffg nsdbs tf0ur1t tsfafs fst
~ gentleman q iLs eiY ~ns 80 49, ~ = 80
limbs snd hni gfsf uontt ~
ontsisiy cured " bttis. Tea Jsar sniei III sa "a
W n n never falls.
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A.
TaUsKs TDR sniFFtSo. AT ~ BHOADNsT
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Bs,ebsiev's Hair Dys-Ths best On 'hs
wrfit 80 qag T~rfsr Dys hsrrnisss fsfatts Hsiss~
ussas fastsry Il bsr-i.y sr~-t.
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A.-Hsia.ure Al special Htshs sf the
rsas. igsFst rstss. ln $500 fss
psniss hSoarh TfsfLf nOaDLnr gessrsi isfsrs.s-
Assnfs No = Wsu street
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N.hina hrs. sfs De s.fsh.s. ln,Isf.sly IA ~ 20
fHAiDN A SONS NIGHT hifbunIND tfhltr~
Ani uhy npn u has 49, lsrfuDes sittsr ia
usnsuss Tshnsss snd j. ana stheFct ibst -
tAsugh " aroma u indslltis. d ksFss 30 stsfu.
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All Legal Lottery Primes tsshsa-Dvsw-
faFa arraisfs sat .rfarnnsfiun go
- CLAYrOs. " Wal .ar-st NJ
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ne effect 10 remove all the burdensome internal tar OF
The country Anything he could promote the in
lsrests OF the country he assured them he would do
olr WARD then sad:-The great danger to the coun-
- n tho vast imporations from EuresA which cannot
be che Sed except BY the imposition Of high duties
: Tho FsssrDEsr replied-By creating greater demand
currc,e, In extending the area Of It's circulation
absrebv ohv,.,,og IN. necessity OF diminishing IT, all
danger would be syer,ed she paramount object how.
over Is TO let US have restored governments united
Union.
Mr. WARD here said-ws under the impression We
pave government.
Tho PRESIDENT rsp'ed-Lss Us have = whole scvern-
ment-a restored Unions thoroughly reconciled AID
united country
The members It the committee were then severaily
Introduced 70 the President and the delegation with
srATsAENr OF THE NATIONAL DEBT.
The following Is statement or the public debt OF the
United States on the LIST Of March, 1906 m
sxAnIs0 CON- MrxRxn
Character Of Issue and soAss
Redeemabe ~ Payable Amoss& Total
Six per cent bonds-Dec. 81,
Five per ss cent nth So n ii sScoocoo
Five per cent bonds-Jan. LII 7U22,00o
Blk per cent bonds-Dec 81,
80, and June 30, 'sl.... 2s2, es3,loo
Biz per cent nvs-twenty bonds
MayI. 81. Or May i, ST.. sll, 7soSos
Nov. /. 90 o. Nov ! 90. iooeoo.oos
Nov. l. 10, or Nov !, So. si,ssseos
March i, ~, or Msrcs j, 1904 l7s. 7ssios
war-Julyi sI.-........ i,ole,o0s
Dssr sEAnlsc cuaszscr NrEans,
Co.~sOv. i, 1897. siss2,ooo
Six per cont bonds, @. P. R. R.
Co-Jan 10, isSs. ......... 2,ss2ooo
Four, five and six per cent tenn
pornry loan-rcn days
tice after thirty days. ..... 118,671030
Certificates Of indebtedness
One year from date. ........ o., 284, 900
Ono and two year Ave per cent
from date. ................. s,6sosOo
notes-Thres years from date 174,ol2l4i
sThree year seven thirty Treasa-
nv notes-Three years from
date. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sls o&4 ocs
1870 1885, 4zs, $50
n,runxp nxBr NOT rRxsssrxp FOR rAYnEsr.
Toxas indemnity bonds. ...... $6lS, 900
Thrco year seven thirty Trea-
sury notes. ................ l0I,3S0
Bonds. BIZ
Treasury notes ............... lis, l61
Temporary loan, coin .......s 1900
- ssss7s
pKm BEARING NJ INTEREST.
United States notes. ....... :. $423 435,373
Gold s' csTIncs,es @ q deposit. isssssSo
-- lss $50, TOT
Total debt. s2s27. sos, 0ss
IN TREASURY.
Con. ........................ 500 I36,ls2
currency. .......... ........ 0V,zSz,1ot
Amount Of debt less cash Treasury Ill $50 600
Tho foregoing is correct statement OF the public debt
appears the books Treasurers In tho
department. on the LIST Of March. 1895
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rea.seis. th.S ss.-r ~. iasr-isas. a.. 80
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Amount Of debt less cash in Treasury Ill $50 600
The foregoing correct statement OF the public debt
appears from the books and Treasurer returns in tho
department. on the LIST Of March. 1899.
HUGH McCULLOcH,