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of an Ordinance modifying the enactments re-
lating to the legal rate of interest, the right of
preference for interest, as also the penalty for
usury &c. in the Danish Westindia islands.
It shall be lawful, notwithstanding the hith-
erto existing general rate of 6 pct interest in
the Danish Westindia Islands, as prescribed in
the Danish Codes 5h Book 14th Chapter and
5th Article and in the Rescript of 9Th April
ITO, to take interest at a rate not exceeding
y PCT. p. a. on loans with mortgage in landed
property in the Islands of st. Croix and st.
Johns. The rate of interest on all other loans
in the aforesaid two Islands and on all loans in
the Island of ST. Thomas shall be free and an
limited.
1t shall be lawful for creditor and debtor to
agree, that no deduction shall be made in the
interest due the creditor, for the quart-percent-
tax, which the debtor according to the ordin-
ance Of the 18th April 1879 has to pay.
8.
When q debtor fails to pay his debt in due
time, he shall pay an additional interest of /
per cent, reckoned from the day the creditor in
legal manner sues him for payment and until
payment be made, above the rate of interest
warranted by Law or by the agreement be-
tween the parties or by the custom and usage
of merchants. This shall also be applicable
in regard to loans on mortgage in landed pro-
perty, but subsequent mortgageholders shall
not suffer by such addition to the rate of inter
est allowed for such loans in the Island of St.
Croix and st. Johns, or to the rate of interest
stipulated in the respective mortgage-deeds in
the Island of St. Thomas.
A.
The right of preference established by the
Ordinance of 18th March 1890 for interest due,
such interest going before mortgage-deeds of a
later date, shall in future in the Danish West
india Islands, the same as is the case in the
Mothercountry, only extend to a period Of one
year from the day the interest becomes due
but in regard to mortgage-deeds already issued,
this enactment shall not be applicable before
the next term of payment that falls due after
the PRONUNCIATION of this Ordinance.
s 5.
Instead of the penalty for usury prescribed
in the Danish Codes 5th Book, 14th Chapter
5th Article and in the Ordinance of 14th May
1854 s 6, viz. the confiscation of the capital,
there shall be inflicted fines on parties found
guilty of that transgresSion, such fines not to be
below four times the amount Of the illegally
gained advantage and not to exceed twenty
times that amount, provided accurate informa-
ton can be produced regarding the amount so
gained, and if not, then a fine suited to all the
circumstances of the case shall be imposed,
6.
The limit prescribed in the Ordinance of 18th
May 1854 s 6 for the fee to commissioners or
negotiators for transgressions thereof, are abol,
ished."
His Excellency referred to the motives ac-
companying the draft, which had been distri-
buted among the members several days ago
he then explained the matter more fully.
To be continued.
, 1868-01-10
From the 81. Thomas Times, January S.
gotttt tntitQti0ts.

SUMMuu1tNGtQH5.
Oh, how I long to hail the day.
When "Stars and Stripes shall noble float
The emblem glorious and gay
Above oureIittle island Fort.
OF our incorporation with the free
And PROSPEROUS land of"Liberty !"
When "Subjects" we no NOR shall stand,
But "Cthi2ens' of a happy land!
IT'S fate It's fate, has WILD it so;
IT'S our Mother calls us home;
And Denmark's King says; "Children go:
aye must from her no longer roam"
With joyous hearts our Destiny
Accomplished thus, We TO thee fee,
Columbia home Of liberty,
Heroes brave, and Citizens free!
E. B.
, 1868-01-10
Yours,
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER.
st. Thomas, 8th January, 1865.

We beg TO assure a "Non-commissioned
Officer, that despite the accidents of
flood and field" Hurricane and Earth
guakes, the Turkey yet lives and grows
fat. OF its ultimate fate, we shall for The
moment say nothing. Had we, however,
the power Of performing a miracle, we
would find the occasion opportune to
convert this noted Jesuit alias Mormon,
into an Ok, and after roasting, parade it
through the streets on the morrow, in 10Y
of the auspicious day.-ED. It'd.
, 1868-01-10

US not forget Miss Hosanna Hatchett and Mr..
Morris, who presided at the organ, done their
parts well, in giving those in the church and
around, the "Vital Spark" Mr.. Berentsen
performed some select pieces on the organ.
, 1868-01-10

Ingratitude is a low vice, and I do not
think the people of St. Thomas deserve
to be accused oft. We are for instance
very grateful 10 the Captain General of
Porto Rico, who, when cholera was rag
ing here, gave US permission to come and
buy live stock, and to him we owe that
meat was at those times as plentiful and
cheap as ever. Our feelings toward St.
Crolx are certainly not gratitude but
therefrom to conclude that we are I'M
grateful, it should first be proved that we
owe gratitude, and | should be obliged
TO the Editor of the asst. Croix AuiS' for
a list Of the benefits accruing or accrued
10 st. Thomas from st. Croix.
What does the Editor mean by saying
that the Duck and Turkey were Wanting
What were they wanting? food Then
they were lean and meagre. But you say
that the Turkey was robust, in fact your
mouth was visibly watering when you
wrote about that Turkey.
And why does the Editor taunt us with
moi sending the Duck back? He knows
very we'll, that, ever if the idea of such
an ungracious act could have entered our
mind-Which Heaven forbid lit was at
those times impossible to send anything
from st. Thomas to st. Croix, least of all
a feathered animal. Well, perhaps pluck
cd and smoked.
But now sir we come 10 the Turkey.
1t is my principle to live and let I've, and
| am loath to broac hthe matter, but. the
press (hat offD demands it. If you make
a clean breast of it and confess that YOU
on Christmas eve the oath December
1867, through cards Of invitation appoint
ed a Commission, and a Commissioner
yourself, sat in Committee upon The
Black Turkey Cock "to d eide upon pre-
hminaries', and sat so long that when pre-
liminaries were decided, only the bones
and the parsons nose were left, ] think
can promise you that your fellow citi-
zens will condone, it so much c%aiSer, as
very probably the Turkey was after all in
tended for yourself from one of your adj
mirers in st. Croix, and you, only from
excess of modesty failed to sec the thing
in its true bearing,
, 1868-01-10
TH:E AVIS"

Stristia1att8, 81, gruix.
, 1868-01-10

of an Ordinance modifying the enactments re-
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usury &c. in the Danish Westindia islands.
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Election Notice.

IN accordance with the proclamation Of
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Der, 1868, there will be an election held in
this County, On Tuesday, November Sd, for
Electors OF President and Vice President of
the United States, Representative to Con-
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BY vinae o:authoritv vested in us, Ne
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Fes NEwBEEaf c. HI. LsaEe.l, ". G.
Wilbur aud J. n. Martin.
Jony yGLrMPHS.-Niliiam Ru1, Esq, D=vid
+. Suher. William 4 Hen:z.
Ma, bivton.-W. E. Hardy, E;q, Reuben S.
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II II KINAHO.
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L. A. SANCE,
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Bruce's Concentrated Fcttilizcr, III bar
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Fish Guano, in barrels.
Alta Vrla Guano, SIS.
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Swan Island Guano, in bags or barrels,
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Sui pha,e of Soda, in barrels, per tor, $50.
Soluble Pa.'itic Guano, $50.
Best Superpho>pha'e, containing ten per
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South Carolina Phosphate, ground ard
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For sale by
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In the District Court of tht

In the District Court of the
UNITED sTATEs-Foa THE DISTRICT
of South Carolina-T1 Baakru9tcy-In the
matter Of Andrew NJ Wicker. Bankrupt
No;ice.-Andrew n. Wicker,who has been
atljudged BaukrRp., on his own petition,
haTing fled his petition praying his hnal
discharge. all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest. srt
notified 10 appear before tie U. S Court at
Charleston. in said District. on the 9Th day
of October inst, at - O'Clock NJ, to show
ecu e. if auy they have, why said prayer oc
not granted.
Aid will further take notice that meet
in. of creditors in this case, will be held
before Henry Summer, Register in Bank
ruptcy, ut Ncvberrv C. g.. on the 23d day
of October, at IL O'Clock, NJ, with leave to
transact any business of the 21 and 81 meet.
ngs Of creditors required By the 27:h and
2S.h sccrions of said act.
by order Of Court
DANIEL nORLBECE,
Clerk Distrc. Court United States.
oct IA 3t. For South Carolina.
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S2uta Caro!lna-Nes05cTry County.
IL TIE PROBATE C>u.T.
James S. Sloau, VS.. A.cacy S!aan and
others.
It happening to my satisfaction shat john
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10 WHO! TO WHO! TO WHO!

- -
Twas on cold autumnai night,
"A dismal one to view, ), -. g.
DARK clouds obscured fair Venus hght,
:, And not star appeared in sight, .
4s the thick forest through: .->
Muggins-as usual-"olue.
,$Benf homeward, ''tacking left and right,
- When al, at once, he brought up riyh'
. AGAINST an old dead yew,,
At which he rounded to
And ssouaring off, as if to fight,
Said. with an oaih-I shan't inditc,
xs7&sf -s-.---inferual scouudrel you! =.
slIig6t-an' TN kick you, black or white!
-sS > Just then above them flew 1-..>.
Aa Owl, which on branch did light,
A few feet DER the hoozy wight,
And then commenced: "To-who-
LEssfj ssFo-who-to-who-to-w
-saaoth Muggias: Don't yon think to fright
"A fellow of my weight and height,
''With your "tcr-who-teI- who:
''You eus>e1 bugaboo!
sstsssAn' if you're Belzebub, lis quite -
S0naessary you Shonld light
,tcFor Muggins ain't Your dues: ...
FssFer money matters are all ligh:;
The printers paid up-honor bright.
=. Thereat the Owl withdrew,
a. And Mnggins mizzlcd. too.
But there are Other chaps who might
Be caught out some late dismal night,
Who havn't paid what's due,
They know t0-who-to-Who!
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In the District Court Of the

In the District Court Of the
UNITED SrATES-FOR THE. DISTRICT
of South Caro!lna-In Bankraptcy-ln the
matter of VIM. ". Hoascal. 4 Bankrupt
Notice VIM. W. HouSea!, who has been
sdjudged Bankrupt. on his own petition,
having filed his petition praying his final
discharge. all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest, are
hereby notified to appear before the United
States Court at Charleston, in said District,
on The 2s:h day Of October inst. q: IL
o'clock NJ, TO slow cause, If any they
have why said prayer be not granted.
And will further take notice that u meeting
of Creditors in this case, will be held before
Henry Summer, Register in Bankruptcy at
Newberry c. H., on the oath day of October,
at 10 o'clock, A H., with leave to transact
any business of the 81 and Sd meetings of
crcdi ors required by the 27:h and 2S!h secs
tious of said act.
By order Of Court.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States.
oct IA % 81. For South Carolina.
In the District Court of the
UNITED SrATEs-FOR THE DISTRICT,
of South Carolina--In Baukruptcy-In the
matter of David Ki5ler, Bankrupt
Notice. David Kibler, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt, On his own petition,
having fled his petition praying his final
discharge, ali creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons 10 interest, are
hereby notified TO appear before the United
States Court at Charleston, in said District.
on The 26th day Of October inst, at 12
O'Clock, NJ, to show cause, if any they
have, why said prayer be not granted.
And will further take notice that meet>
ing of creditors in this case will be held be-
fore Henry Summer, Register in Bankruptcy
at Newberry Court House, on the 23rd day
of October, at IL O'Clock NJ, with leave to
transact any business of the I'd and Sd meet.
ings of creditors required by the 9th and
2Sfh sections Of said act.
By order Of Court. !
DANIEL uOHLBECK, !
Clerk District Court Uuited States,
est Il 70 81. For South Csroliaa.
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II the District Court of the

La IllC OlSCI1CC SCulC VI UliC
UNITED STATES-FOR THE DISTRICT
Of South C4roina-In Bankruptcy-tn the
matter of Prc>s.cy 3 Ruff, Bankrupt
Not!ce.-Pressly Ruff, no has been ad-
judged a Bankrupt, on bis own petition,
having fled his petition praying his an2
discharge. all creditors who have proved
lhci: ds5ts and other persons in interest. are
hereby notified to appear before the United
States Court ct Charleston. in said District
on the 2sih day OF Oc'ober inst, at II
o'clock A, NJ, to show cause. if any they
have, Why said prayer be not granted.
And will further take notice that meet.
ing of creditors in this case. will be held
before Henry Summer, Register in Bank-
ruptcy. at Newberry G. H., on tie 24;h
day of October, at II o'clock, A. III. with
leave % transact any business of the 2i amt
81 meetings Of creditors, required BY the
9th and 2Sth sections uf said act.
By order Of Court.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
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MA Railroad. at Helena; Having Laureus at
5 4 NJ. ., on Tuesdays, thursdays and Sat.
urday's. and leaving Helena at II P. N on
same days. j. S. BOWERS.
My6 Supt. L. r z.