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Payment or Interest ON tho state Dobt.
The State Treasurer, Mr.. Niles G.. Parker,
gives notice in our columns that the inter
est on the bonds of the State of South Car
olina, since July 1, 1867-up to which date
the accrued interest was funded-will be
paid on and after July l, at the banking
house of Fl. II. Kimpton, in New York, and
at the State Treasury Office in Colunbia. The
interest on the registered stock Of tho State,
aoorued since July l, 1867, will be. paid at
the same time, but in Columbia only.
This is very gratifying news, as there
had been some apprehension that the inter
est for only the six months ending July 1st,
next, would be paid in cash, and that the in
terest for the preceding eighteen months
would only be taken in payment Of taxes.
The notice now given, however, is perfectly
clear, and holders Of State bonds and stocks
will, in few days, have the pleasure of
touching two years of accrued interest.
We may add that we have received in
formation from the Treasury Department
that the taxes are coming in freely. New
berry was the drst to make payment on
account of taxes, and Governor SCOTT will,
perhaps, be willing to believe that there is
something more than "rebellious spirit''
in that much maligned county. Most Of the
counties are making their collections; but
in few the auditors are not yet prepared
to furnish the treasurer with the necessary
books. We ere also informed that the peo-
pie are anxious to pay up and have done
with 1t. ~ 3af4 b1l3 &, -4&
! This is pleasing information for many
reasons. The taxes must be paid, and
prompt payment will enable the Treasurer
to complete, without difficulty, his purpose
of meeting the everduo interest on the
State debt. Our taxes exc oppressively
high; but as long as large part of the
gross amount is applied to restoring the
financial credit Of the State, what we pay
is doing some good to ourselves and to
South Caroliua.
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stolen Goods.

1t is now positively stated by correspon-
dent Of the Cincinnati Commercial that the
three boxes Of treasure recently brought
forth from the vaults Of the War Depart
ment at Washington, are the property Of
citizens of Camden, South Carolina. The
specie belonging to the Camden bank. snd
the jewelry end plate Of the citizens, arc
said to have been deposited In the bank
safes, which were captured not far from the
Catawba River. AS the osptors, not to give
them harsher name, could not agree upon
division of the booty, they turned it over
to the Provost Marshal, which officer, by
order Of General Sherman, sent it on to
Washington, where it lay in the War De-
partment vaults until a few weeks ago.
The citizens of Camden will know whether
the account given in the. Commercial, Of the
way in which the property was, captured,
is generally correct. There is no doubt
that the boxes referred to do contain a
large quantity Of valuables Of different
kinds; and our friends in Camden will do
well to come together and take prompt
ASS sSSS ISSk3iUnCtUU JNCIr STOLEN
goods.
There is scarcely village or hamlet in
the North which does not contain some
''trophy of the war;" torn by Sherman's
bummsrs from the grasp Of our old men, our
women and our children. Restitution may
be made once in o thousand times, and it is
worth while to try whether the United
States Government considers South Caro-
lima far enough in the Union to entitle her
citizens to 8 restoration Of the property
pilfered by the Federal troops. If it be-
longed to the negroes, there would be NO
doubt of the result. As it belongs to South.
ern white men, red tape will coil itself
around the claim, and the owners msy ex-
pect to encounter all the annoyances Of
efioial impertinenoe and official proorss-
tinstion.
We may be mistaken. President Grant
may be willing to order the immediate res.
toratioR Of what Mr.. Wemmick would call
"our portable property" II so, our people
will give Giant his due.
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The Irish Church Bill.

The debate in the English House Of Lords
on Monday night, on the bill to disestablish
tho Irish Church, does not appear to have
besn particularly exciting. Lord Claren-
don and Lord Granville, ON the part Of the
government, urged the Peers to pass the
bill, stigmatizing the Irish Church Estab-
lishment as an anomaly, an outrage and an
injustice. The one emphatio declaration Of
thesession was made by Lord Granville, who
said: "The House Of Peers has great power
'for good. But there is one thing it does
s'not possess. It has not more power than
"the House Of Commons. It has not power
"to thwart the national will" TO this the
only reply wss the plea that the sense OF
the country had not been tested on the
point, that the bill overthrow the rights of
property and violatsd the religion Of the
majority Of the people Of the United King
dom, and that the country was earnestly.
looking to the Lords to reject the bill. Il
is strange that even the most bigotted Tory
should assert that the sense Of the country
had not been taken on the question. The
Liberal members Of the House Of Commons
were slected by Immense majorities over
their Conservatiss opponents upon this very
issue. Mr.. Disraeli went before the psor7
pie. In oppositionIto the proposed dissstab-
lishmsnt ofthe Irish Church. Everywhere
he was defeated, and no acknowledge that
defeat whom he resigned the seals ef once.
10 the same nasnner he. admits his over
throw in the Lower House by discontinu-
ing an active but useless opposition to
the ministerial measure. The couatry
has resolved that the Irish Church
shall be disestablishsd, and the Lords have
no more power TO defeat it for long than
they had to defeat Free Trade. and Reform.
Il was not expected that the bill % intro
duosd would please everybody; But it is
just and consistent measure throughout.
Nor CAN'T be amended in any important
psrtieular without deatroying the harmony
and equity Of the whole. This the Lords
will fnd out, IL they attempt to evade the
difficulty by outing and pariae the bill.
The Times is already olapping It's hands,
and 1t predicts that the Lords will pass the
bill to its second reading. This is the safest
course that the Lords can pursue, but he
rsditary legislators often insist upon exer-
cising the right ofcutting their own throats.
The Lords oan now give way graasSally.
Iftthsy do not, shs bill, will still pass;
whether 1t be by creating enough new Peers
to give Liberal maiority, OF BY brow beat
ing the Lords Into doing what the people do
nand, or BY commencing sRagitatien which
win end by reducing sAe Lords to ths posi-
tion Of an elective hedy. afsor tho styls Of
the United States Senate. The Lords nuss
tsksssk=ir cAsass. They ieanaos hsla eus
long againss TIM uAies4 voice IL Aias. tsnths
Of the people ef Ire unitsd Kiagdeda. NJ 3
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3asaranfe. -.
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AEERICA.

FOh IdE FOLLOW1NG REASONS:
LIST. Because 1t ie home institution manaaed and
controlled by your own citizens.
"a. Because It Is the only monied institution of
the KIND that loans Its funds in the States from which
3d. Because it is purely mutual; all policy holders
share An Its profits or earnings Its large and in
creas1ng assets belong exclusively to the policy
holders. ~ - f'
4th. Because its rates are lower than those of most
9TH Because 1t invests its funds at rates of Interest,"
averaging ten per cent, while Eastern comp .nies'
rates average less than seven per cent This makes
the dividends OF the Association larger and the rates
OF premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at SIX per cent for fifty years viii amount to 01
The same amount invested at ten per cont will bro.
duce $11.7S9 o. Difference In favor Of the ten per
cent. investment $9.897 08. f,s
9Th Because you ought to insure in successful in.
sAtuHon and the Life Association OF America is &C
be by far the most successful life insurance nstitu.
ton OF its age IN the United States --5
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED In THIS COMMUNITY.
100000 deposited in the Insurance Department
OF the State of Missouri according to law for the
protection Of policy holders
Officers.
81. q. LOPER, Presnt tCashier Peoples Nat. Bank,.
w. G. GTBBES, Vice. President Nv. d. Whilden q Coz
4. u. JENKINS. nj. D., Medical Examiner.
49, DircctOrS.- ~ ..y.,f
JOHN B. STEELE lof North. Steele wardelI.)
1HSaME " afM.R MAhhER Waiker Exams cogsweil)
3. 7. PEAKE. Gent superintendent q. O. Railroad.
Q: r. PANKHIN, Druggist. eh -
JAS. E. SPEAR, JeweIler.
ID. q. sILCOx. Wholesale and Retail Furniture
NJ. p. CARTMR, Secretary and Agent.
march ~ Tyr No. 40 Broad. street.
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l|lDaats.

WANTED. A WHITE ewOMAN TO
wv Cook and Wash for o small family. satisfsc.
tory references required. Apply ct No. II MEET
1Nd-STREET, corner Of Atlantic-street.
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Gu Rent.

GG Rent.
ITO RENT, TILL FIRST NOVEMBER
IL next the elegant and delightfully."- cool RESI-
Den CE, No. Lucas-street. To an approved tenant
the rent win be moderate. Apply to
I. 8. 4. BENNETT.
Real Estate Agent,
Sune 10 1mZ NO. Az DrUou -otrooA.
THO RENT. THE PLEASANTLY STU
y AIED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DENCE. No. Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
June IA y4
ITO RENT. ON SULLIvAN's ISLAND.
hrst-class newly renovated DOUBLE PIAZZA
HOUSE, containing niue rooms and kitchen The
whole premises are substantially fenced in and in
cude we OF hue water; the house is we'll furnish
ed ana may be SO rented or the furniture for sale
Apply q. THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. June
p EAL ESTATE Agents., AND OTHERS
~ having houses to rent. can have their Placards,
&C., printed at the lowest rates. and in the neweat
and neatest styles OF type, at THE NEWS JOB OF
FOE, No. 40 East Bay. --,{- 49,
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
ENAsT INDIAN MANIOCA. NEW. AGREEA-
G Bile, most delicious and healthy food used
Ior puddlngs Jollies, Blanc Mange Ice Cream
efrlodle Cakes, Soups, &c, put up in ib. pack
ages, with directions for use
u esiccat'd CocOanut. for Pies Puddings Cakes
&C, put up IN half tb. packages. with directions
sweet Oi' French and American in half pints, pnts
and quarts. f
Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure.
Fresh Roasted kio Coffee. of good guilty at 35a.
% fb. " S'
Just received and for sale by
CO-OPERA 1--WE GROCERY STORE
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. Nav "a
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THESE STOVES STAND UNRIvALLED FoR
capacity. durability, convenienoes and the general
purposes g which Cooking Stoves are used. The
Ash prAwer: can be made into q six.boiler hole
stove has cast non Water Tank gnlvsniEed or
enamel lined. strictly Arst-class Stove. Tho
CIVILIAN 10 Of . neat design, and has . Nne larae
Oven. This Stove can be had with tho extension
back. six holes, and reservoir whom desired.
Ecr. farther information apply to
D. L. FULLERTON,
JonusryS en0s Augusta, Ga,
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HONSE. BUGGY AND ROCFxAyyAY.-
- Wanted. o good harness HORSE and light
BUGGY. Also good ROOKAWAY. Will only buy
It q bargain. Apply at THIS OFtlCE. June IT
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WANTED TO RENT. n HOUSE WITH
w six rooms, pleasantly situated In the western
part of the city. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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5or Sale.

JDI S0lf.
II STAND. with Blocktin Piping syrup Bottles
and Sign Apply at Dr.. T. e. HBRTZ'S Drno. AM
Apothecary Store No. 7s King street. west side be-
.oW oloao. wf2 June 10
FOsM s.,,. s:LE. :: A GOOD <CHOONER,
be sold low at BRANT'S SHIP YARD. w.
June2 xvfr,
ElOR sALE.-THE UNDE RsIGM ED OF
I FRRs for sale onehalf interest in the Office Of
Tho ece e well supplied with printing materiaI; has
ample facilities Tor Job Printing, wen ~ the pub
sas st % of ssa The h.:
patronage second to no other paper in the State.
Terms made kRewn and further particulars given ON
sDSpsa'asn' DxpsI ss " " rAaM1M; @zf3Mo
~ az feet In length, feet inches across the
. S.1 81 i i aADsDFs sfsssT. asss Sa'ssa': s''
A Pa VA T p SALE, THAT gINE
"a STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
pnn1arS p109n ana East Bay streets. no. ss Apply ON
CTnABI EMGImEs FUM sALE CHnAP.
NJ Mapphed for tmpa sdiately-
one one 1soess sesss ppasssss pessssss nnss nso.Ss
a. Ono o%ssdSa 5Sais ssSxn.ss r sosa espaon
q
kcsthease corner Moetiag ana Ournberlaad streets.
Auction EERB, ID ix d * NJ n 8 "a d d
IA others wishing "Far 1ale'' Placards, Business
Cards. or other Job Printing executed with neat
ness and dispatch, Will consult their interest by iesv
ing their orders ae THE NEWS JOE OFFICE. No.
I46 Esst Bay. stat9 ne \ s.1.' ~,
nHOMAE COUNTY,. GA, PLAwTATNON
IL FOB sALE.--I 6fser for sale q PIANTKTION
In Thomas County. four miles Nroxn Thomaavitje.
consisting OF twelve hundred and two and q half
acres Arsa quail Land, with good Dwelling Cabins
Kitchen. Barns, stables Clubhouse. Gin Packing
screw Blacksmith shop. DO ell undrr good fence;.
ave hundred acres cleared. balance heavily t!.a
Cd. There are three hundred acres Of virgin ham
sUss GuK Raiirusd; on the south BY the Monticello
road, and the new railroad from Albany win come
wlthtn half mile ,0f ibis Plantstion
there II navArSaifinQ creek of hne water run.
ming through thB Plantations aaeoye wells and two
well stocked ash ponds on the preraises.
This place 1s known aS the s6eward dome Place.
besng formerly NE property OF Hon James l. Sow
The Mules. Horses and other stock with an the
wagons and Agricultural Implem' nts. win be sold
With the place on reasonable teRms. b
For pastdcnlars, apply to y5a.,s
A. sTRvENS Auansta GA
Orto A.P. WRIGHT, Thomasvllle, Ga
Or L. u GUILM sRTIV Il 90, Savannah Ga
r. 6.--Thero are two churches and two echooas N
Thomasytlle O., Ane szi good nsigh0ors
SMo T., ss limo
TyOR BALE. OLD MMvVDPApEFsn Ysl
IL any quantity, Price 76 oents per hundred.
xhe cheaDest wrspptns paper that can Be used. Ap.
Hly g the ozlce of THH NEWS, ~ - NsrcN -
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fSfaARGESTOn A "a mACU hFuRAL
s>.,s WAREHOUSE ,AND EsRRD STORE. 4 A
A0RscUxTUEAx ENnx HsE4HxA yaARDRR
atr.KRB@s TnaSSei..ANraH IL Sef. SsiH ron SAFE,
sss e:ss NJ fa &n0s IN RTHGRER ggk
So. ~ 1ss. 20 Mesetns ssaaa SAasassese.. !,
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EyOR BALE. Oz4l0 MMvWBPApEKk Ysl
any quantity. Prios 75 osnts per hundrod.
Rne cheaDe9t wrapUdnx paper ShAt can be- used 7Ap.
w @ shs ozAce OF TIN NEWS. March &
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NM A N II E ID, A WOMAN WITHOUT
w encumbrance, to cook, wash and iron for o
small family. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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Agtels.
r. CLO q D HI a n E Il +.

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THIS NEW AND ooMM0EToUs HoUsE. IocAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Fuety-soccnd-stfeek.
possesses advantages all other houses for The a.
commodation OF its quests. Il was built expreseIv
for Arstclsss family boarding house-tho roons
and cold water endfurnished second to none; whiie
the culinary Department is in che most experienced
sSldc, ah0rdiHg guests an unequalled table.
Ono OF Atwo0d's patomk Elevators 10 Also aYnon0
tbs s:modeEn improvements end ut the service oS
guests ut all hours. NJ
Tho Broadway and University plaos Cara pass the
door every four minutes, yunMine from the Cify
Hall to Central Park, while tlse sixth and Seventh
Avenue Zines arc but . short block on either side,
the depots, steamboat landlc9s. nlaces or annuso.
uaeMs and business o. the GreeS metfopclin.s lot
MaeRE ~ AOlLAEY. RropK2oters.
Ma4eh ~ @nAes
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CHI ALL Es TON.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE is. 1869.

Payment or Interest ON tho state Dost.
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MTANTED, A SMALL HOUSE, OF THREE
w or four rooms, with kitchen, in the central
part of the city Rent not to exceed $40 per month
Address IN" at this Office. June IT
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GHAmsssexma AnD laA1RaUurrIaa

9.+e LADIES And 0EMrDRKM s sl
attsn6ed a. yrempsls INA as reason.
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XKTANTED, A Competent EvGI.
W. NEEE and SAWYER for Circular Saw Mill.
Apply at THIS CFFICE June IA
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
lish and German. by Robert Stewart, v. H.. of Miss
he work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
and raising, and the treatment OF horses and mules
bo:h in sickness and health It has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular ana
pest selling Horse Book out. Address @. f. VEN L,
Publisher, Cincinnati O. 6mo% March 10
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WJAMTED, A GIRL To MIND two
w children, to 60 to Sulltvan's leland Good
references re, required Apply SOUTH SIDE HAsEL-
Juna lG
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TNOR SALE wv. SODA WATER DRAW
II STAND. with Blocktin Piping syrup Bottles
and Sign Apply at Dr.. T. e. HBRTZ'S Drug an
Apothecary Store No. rs King street. west side be-
low Broad. Wf2 lima Ia
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AUCTIONEERs, A B lS OK ERs, a u
IA Others wfBhfng s.For Dale' Placaras Busiaesl
Cards. or other JOB PRINTING! exscuted With I,eat
ness and dispatch, viii consult their interest BY iesv
ing their orders ot THE NEWS JOE OFFICE. No
I@6 EaAt Bny. t9 ia+ Y &'sl tl.f5 E '.SI.' : ~
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WANTED, by A MARRIED. MAN, A
w situation in some Cotton Mill south or South
west; is acquainted with all branches having work.
ed In them ALL but should select WEaVINGsas q
choice. Iarties wishing to engage such person
will please address note, stating terms. to JOHN j.
KELLY, No. 1s8 State-street, Boston. May "a
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NTED-AG ENTS TO SELL THE
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
S26 The simplest, cheapest and best Npitting Ma
chine ever invented. Will knit 20 600 stitches per
minute Liberal inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTHD By A YOUNG LADY, A SIT.
w UATION to teach young children-take en-
tire charge of them, and sew for them If required
Has no objection to leave the city Address
A. r., Key Box No. SO, CHARLESTON Postoface.
June -t