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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-20
TuE SMALL INnnsrn1rs -Th

THE SMALL 1NDUsTRIEs.-Thc
change which has come over the social
condition. of she South as consequence
of the war of secession, is in nothing
more plainly manifested than in the
greater attention now paid to the smaller
industries These are always great
source OF wealth to nations whcn assidu-
-ousiy followed, and have been one of the
great causes OF the material success of
the Nurtliern H. S. In this connection.
VIC would call attention TO the advertise.
rnent OF Mr. L. McCrady, of Charleston,
8. G., who has charge of extensive oyster
beds planted and owned exclusively by
capitalists of that city. Every such
enterpris' deserves tie support of the
Southern people.
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Assignee's Sale.

IN BANKRUpTCY-In the matter of j, w,
KEITT, Bankrupt.
by virtue of my appointment as Assignee
o: the abo' c named Bankrupt. will sell Mt
public anc'ion. to the highest bidder, ut
Orngcburg, Court House, on Monday the
9th day of December next, at the usual hours
of sale.
All that plantation or tract of land con-
tanning 800 acres more or less, situate on
Crotch Pen and Cav Cav Swamp, waters of
North Edisto River, and bounded by lands of
DIR. II. W. kennerly. Amos Rookie, j. l.. Col
san. Mrs. F. Xeiglcr and c. A. Staley.
Conjitions-One-half cash, balance in one
year with interest. purchaser giving bond
and mortgage of the plantation, with cove.
nnnt OF resale in case OF brcac.. of the condi
tions of the bond. Purchasers to pay for
papers and stamps.
c. B. glover. Assignee
nov l3-td J. W. Keitt, Bankrupt.
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: WoRrH kNowISG.-lt is fact that
Kieiner's s Cincinnati I4uber Beer cannot
be excelled by any other similar beverage
in our market. 1t is quite palatablc,
and is especially recommended to all for
its Strengthening qualities and general
beneficial effects OH the system, if used
IN moderation. This beer is made of
pure German barley malt and B,,varian
hops. Il has withal, the recommends
ssiioeii Of eminent P!:ysie;ans. Mr. Muller
keeps this excellent beverage on draueht
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-20

THE HUMAN FORM DIvINE.-What
sad havoc Scrotula inficts OH the human
system. How Rheumatism distorts the
frame What misery the injuIicious
use of Calomel entails. How sad the
effect of Syphilis transmitted from pa
rent to child. Would you avoid these
terrible Affections, fail not to use DR..
TUFTS !Sar&aparaHa nnd Queens Dszght.
II penetrates every fibre of the system,
even into the bones, and erndicatcs
every trace of disease.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-20

MEssRs. q'ARTsiLL g. NINcE.-This
cntcrprhtt,s. iirui have discovered the
secret ofsucccss. They know the value
of printcr's ink. Their advertisement
speaks for itself. Lib raj advertisers
Aau1f be lib raj traders This firm have
aiehoicc and complete stock and they
wish people tn. know it. Read their ad :
v-rt:sen'rnt and give them call.
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Assignee's Sale.

IN BANkRUPTCY-In the matter of ]. w.
REED, bankrupt, Er parte T. V. Dibblc,
Assignee.
By virtue of an order of sale from the Hon
ora bic the District Court Of the United States,
for the District of South Carolina. | will sell
Mt public auction, at Orangcburg C. H., on
Monday the 9th day of December next. ut the
usual hours of sale
All that tract of land lying in the Fork of
Edisto, Orangcburg County, containing 20
acres more or less. bounded by lands of cs.
tate - Tyler and :. Dibble
Terms cash, purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps.
T.. V. DBBlLE, Assignee
nov l3-td Of j. W. Reed bankrupt.
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Mr.. Hamilton has another lot of those
choice Kentucky Crackers. He has one
nf"Browns Patented Cotton, Corn and
Rice Planter, and Gunno Distributors, :"
on exhibition at his store, to which We
would call the attention of our planters
Sec advertisement
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CENSUS OF OnAsuEnuRu Cnuxry-

yCENsus OF ORASGEBURG COUNTY,
Mr. +. DcMars, Census Taker for the
County authorizes us to make the follow
Ing statement of the census:
S,745 white and 1906 colored.
fVotersA-1, 1928 white and 3,o37 coler-
ed.
Total pupulatiun. 2GSll.
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We ure infosued that an "Amatcur
Musical Club is being organized in
Orang5eurg, and that the promises of it's
success are ysry fair. We understand
that they hope to!give concerts, probably
in the course of u month. We are graft
fed to learn this and give the enterprise
our good:wislies.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-20

Mcssrs. Mcnamara & Jones have in
store u fine lot of Cloths, Cassimercs, etc.
to which your attention is invited. Sec
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Assignee's Sale.
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,

Henry Fundcrburk Dill
VI to Forcclosc
G. d. Reitt, G. S. Shirer, ct.al Mortgage.
BY virtue of Dccrotul Order to ME d
rccted by tho Hon. George S. Bryan will
sell on salcsday in December next all that
lot Of land with the Store House and Build
ings thereon, situate in the Town of Orange
burg on Russell Street, bounded cast by lot
of j. ID. Stroman formerly J. w. II. Dukes
west by NJ. NJ. McAIuster, south by Jail
street and north by Russell Street.
Terms made kaown in subsequent adver-
tiscmcnt.
C. B. GLOVER.
nov IL I'd Assignee of j. W. Keitt,
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Sheriff Sales.
.ORANGEBURG-Is Eou1ry.

A p. Cue VS.: SD. Sawyer, and t. B. Tyler.
Under tho decree in this case, will sell at
Crangeburg C.. H., on Monday 9th December
next, for one half cash, the balance in one
year, securedb by bond with interest from dat e,
payable annually, and mortgage of the
premises, with covenant for resale on breach
OF bond, purchasers paying for papers and
stamps.
All that plantation or tract of land ia the
Fork Of Ed!sto, in this County. containing
400 acres more or less, and bounded on
lands now Or formerly of c. L. Bowling, A.
r. Cue, estate Ratclif, Walker and A. d.
Bowling.
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Bargains can be obtained ut Mr. W.,
y Lightio"t's in Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, Fancy Articles, etc.
Mr.. ktshtf'ot ceatemplatcs clungc of
business, ahd you can get bargains by
calling snnn. Sc. advertisement.
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Assignee's Sale.

IN BANkRUPrCY-In the matter of JAMES
$. THOMPSON, Bankrupt, EI parte Many
w. RnETT, Ex'x.
BY virtue of an order from the Honorable
District Court of the United States. for the
District of South Carolina, will sell at Pub
lie Auction tOrangehurg C. H.. on Monday
the Oth day OF December next, at the usual
hours of sale
All tlnt plantation or tract of land living
on Sance River, in st. Matthews Parish.
Orahgcburg County, containing SG7 acres
more or ics6, bounded by lands of A. X. Ia
ber, Robertson Riser, estate of Taber md
Santee River.
ALSO
All that tract Of land lying in Clarendon
County. containing l7O acres more or less
bounded by lands of Eobcrson Riser. T.
Broughton, estate of - Tabor and Snntae
River
ALSO
All that !ract of land lying in ST Matthews
Parish, Orangcbnrg County, containing 56
acres more or less, bounded by lands of T..
Garrick, a. X. Taber and Robertson Riser.
Condtions-Onc-halfc cash, the balance on
credit of one year. with bond, bearing in
tcrest from day of sale, payable annually,
with mortgage of the property and covenant
Tor resale on breach of condition of tho bond
and to pay for papers and stamps
f. v. DlBBLB, Assignee.
Of Jas. &. Thompson, Bankrupt.
nov 10 I'd
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ORANEBURG-IN EoUlrY.

Phelps ct. al. ys. Carson ct. al.
lV virtue of decrctal order in this case, l
will sell at Orangcburg Court House, on the
first Monday in December next
All that lot or parcel of land situate in the
Town of Orangeburg, containing one acre
more or less, and bounded by lands of Will
liam q. Whillen and Estate lands of the late
Henry Ellis. For particular description of
SAID lot apply ut the Office of Mcssrs Glover
& Glover.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps.
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An the District Court of the
United States,
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
,o,n

Och6cr Term, 1869.
In the Matter of Petition for
Jacob +. Witt Full and Final
oil ornngeburg. 5. c. Discharge
Bankrupt. in Bankruptcy.
Ordered. that herring be had on the 18th
day of November, a. u. 1869, ut Federal
Court House i'll Columbia, S. c.: aud that all
Creditors. &C.. of said Bankrupt appear ut
said time and place. and show causc. if any
they can, why the prayer of the Petitioner
should not be granted. And that the second
and third meeting of Creditors of said Bank
rupt will be held at the Office CT j. e. Car
penter Esq, Register of lst and ID Congress
sl"nal Districts, S. c., on the ODD day of
November. y. D., 1869, at IL NJ
by order of the Court, the 2.lth day of Oc,o-
bcr, 4. ID. 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk of the District Court of the United
States for South Carolina.
nov 9 81
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30 ks of almost every description can
be obtained at the store of Mr.. Kirk
Robinson. See card.
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(NEO. w. CARPENTEIe'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAE-
SAPARILLA

GEO. W. CiRI'ENTER =
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BrCHu
These Celebrated Preparations, originally
introduced by Geo. W. Carpenter, under the
patronage of the medical faculty: have been
80 long extensively used by physicians and
others, that they are generally known for
ihoir intrinsic value. and can he relied on as
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where Sarsaparila or Bmchu arc applicable.
aud cannot lie too highly recommended
They are prepared in highly concentrated
form, so As to render the dose small and
convenient. Orders by mail or otherwise
will receive prompt attcuton.
GEO. w. CARPENTER. liENSXEY * co.
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse.
No. iH Market street, Phil, lclpha
For sale by DUKES * SHuLER, and T.. j.
OLlFEROS. Orangcbwrs. :. c.. and DOWIE
NOISE. Wholesale Agents, Charleston. 8.
I. oct eff
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THE COTTON STATES
Life Insurance Company,

Incorporated by The State ot' Geo,ga.
authorized Capital. 200, 900
Guaranteed Capital. 100000
Deposited with State Comptroller
OF Georgia for the Security of
Policy lioldcrs......... 100000
The CHARTER protects the Policy Holders
by all the Guarantees of Wise Legisntion
and the Business Of the Company is placed
by Law upon its proper and legitimate basis
Fifty per Cent "LOAN' on Premium
granted when Preferred.
JAS. G. CuLLuM. Agent for Orangcburg
and Lexington Couniies.
DR.. JOS. QuATTLEBAuM Medical Ex-
amincr.
oct 23 X In,
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CoCRr HoVsE4We learn that the
County Commissioners have leased the
old Lutheran Church for the purposes
of holding the Sessions of the Court
The building will be fitted up aud ready
for the January term.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-20

RECONSTRUCTION, q Story of the
Times, is the title Of an original, which
will appear in our next.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-20
ALSO,

James III. liaricy,
vs.. ! Bill for Furcclosurc
Joseph j. Douglass.
Under decree in this case, will sell on tn o
first Monday in December next, at Orange
burg L. H., ull that plantation or two tracts
OF land situntc in Lexington and Ornngeburg
Counties snd State of South Carolina, ON and
near waters of Glazcrs Branch. waters of
North Edis'o River, the two said tracts con
tanning 300 hundred acres more or less, and
bounded as follows: House tract on the east
by Joseph Nj. Harley, and on the north.
south and west by estate of George Living
ston, and the other tract on the north by j.
n. Jones, west Elizabeth east bv
Joseph NJ. Harley and south by Sampson
King
Terms cash Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers.
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Hand in what you owe us for sub

Hand in what you owe us for sub
scriptiop, and save us the trouble of
putting x on your piper. Wc know
you don't like to see il on the mafgin oe
your paper. We don't like to see it
But you must pay up, or you will soon
sect Our dgyil gave us notice tbs
lhorniigg that Nhe wanted SO cents on
ChsistnSs day.. We must raise that sum,
sohoonle forward, and you will get many
a blessing FROM the i'Devil''
Wc don't want money so awful bad,
bde Our creditors, do.r a' 2a'7
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nj Office. .-- All Persons I'm.
IN dcbted to w. l.. w. RILEY as n MGR
chant in 0rangeburg Village, will please
come forward and SETTLE UP, as longer in
dulgenee can not be given.
nov eff JOHN DAVIS, Agt.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG-IN EouIrY.

William c. Moss, In the
George w. Barton ct al. circui, Court.
By virtue of AN order of sale made i'm tliis
case BY the said Court, will sell MT Orange
burg. S. c.. on Monday the 9th day of De-
c"mhcr next. during the usual hours of sale.
the following lands:
]. All that tract of land situate in the Fork
of Edisto, on the Cnnnons Bridge Road in
the Comfy Of Orangeburg, and State ufore-
said, continuing Four Hundred and Seventy
seven (iII acres more or less, and bounded
by Estate lands of George II. Pooscr, by
North Edisto River, lands of w. c. Moss.
Daniel Smoak, and The said George ". Bar
ton.
>. All that tract of land situate in tho Fork
of Edisto, in the County and State aforesaid.
containing twenty three (23) acres more or
less. and bounded by Estate lands Of George
II. Pooscr, and lands of the said William c.
Moss.
Terms-One-hulf cash, and the balance on
n credit of six mouths, secured by bond of
purchaser and mortgage of The premises, pur-
chaser to pay for recording, stamps and pa
pcrs.
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG In Eou1TY.
ALSO

Y,
Mary Ann c. buses, ct. al. Circuit Court.
By virtue of order of sale made in this
case by The said Court, / will sell at Orange
burg 3. {. OH Monday tho 9th day of Dcccm-
ber next, during the legal hours of sale, the
following iands
l. All that tract of land situate on Cattle
Greek i'll tho County of Orungeburg and State
Aforesaid containing four hundred and ffty-
one (ioi acres, more or less, and bounded
by lands of Henry Arant, Thatdens C.. Dukes.
Estate lands of james j. S. Dukes, Estate
lands OF +. j. Fielder, and lands of John
Arnnt.
:. The remainder in the dover tract con-
tanning ono hundred md eighty two nS2)
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of
James Applcby. Henry Arant, Estate lands
OF +. j. Fielder, ands of Rufus Myers. and
john Arnnt
Terms-Onc- third cash, ani the balance
on credit of one and two years, purchaser
to give bond for said credit portion, bearing
interest from day OF sale, payable annually.
and secured hy rtgage of the premises.
with covenant for resale on n breach of tho
condition of the bond, and also To pnv for
papers aud stamps.
N. B.-Thc Lots at Reevesville, 8. c., he
longing to the Estate OF Joseph Dukes, will
be sold on the salcsdoykn January next at
Rcevcsvillc, S. C.
or-"fssf ys;;. SsS e 1';'' ;5Is A. $ H. ''sSS'
nov g ~
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The communication of Householder -
will appear in our next issue.
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ALSO
ALSO
ORANG EREKG-IN EouIrY.

wv u IT'D = NI-IN EQUITY.
lIarpin Riggs. Trustee, Decree
vs.. for
hehrS =. butter. Foreclosure.
Cnlcr the decree in this case, will sell ut
oranSeburg. oil the lat Monday in December
next. all tint certain lot or piece of land in
the Town of Orangcbmrg situated on Market
Street. having fifty feet front ON SAID street
and about two hundred feet in depth more or
less, aud bounded on the north and south by
lots OF Mrs Neutfcr and west by f. IL. VI.
Briggmahn.
Trrhs-Onc-half cash. balance in one
year, with bond and mortgage of the purc!as-
rs', containing covenant for resale upon
breach at Tie condition of the bond, and to
pay for papers and stamps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-12

NAPoLEONIo IDEAs-THE LAST THE Best
Louis Napoleon is model Emperor. He is q
close and sagacious observer q the drift Of
passing events, and in his present movements
looking to something like free French Legis-
laturs he has neatly outaanked his ADVERSE
ries While Prussia, Austria aud Spain are
so rapidly advancing in the path of popula
rights and opinions Napoleon sees that he
cannot stand still. And when he sees this he
acts, and this is the best of all his NspoIeonic
ideas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-12

poker on board Mississippi steamer, when one
of them-a professienal-managed to extract
surreptitiously from the deck of cards the four
aces. When it came to the turn Of Yankee,
who had noticed the cheat, to play, he adroitly
took another ace from pack of his own and
planked it on the table. 'Hallo! fire and
furies" exclaimed the outwitted gambler, 'Ill
be id If there amt cheating around this
board, So with the radicals. Having been
caught ut their cheating tricks they cry out
with indignation against the democracy,
''There's cheating around this board"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-12
Arrest Of Alleged Csunserfeitsr..

After several weeks of Intellectual efforts to
fathom the recently discovered mystery of an
extraordinary increase in the circulation of
counterfeit five and fifty cent bills, the officers
of the United States secret service division
succeeded last Saturday afternoon in arresting
in this city four men who seem to have been
largely engaged in manufacturing and nego-
hating counterfeit fractional currency. On
the persons of the prisoners was found large
sum Of money, good and bad. The trunk of
one Of them contained a jimmy, dark Ian
tern, several chisels, thirteen other burglars
package of counterfeit United States Hves
Of very poor quality. Very little
has lately been heard Of counterfeit
money beyond the fractional currency which
circulates 80 freely, almost unquestioned. So
much of this is adoat and it is so difficult TO
distinguish the bogus from the genuine that
counterfeiters themselves have thought 1t
hardly worth the trouble of manufacturing
any more. Fortunately their experiment of
an additional issue has been frustrated by the
Saturday arrest We trust that the Treasury
Department win now hurry out the new frac-
tional currency, and that the bills will be 90
skilfully executed as to render imitation i'm
possible. The bills of higher denomination
have generally been Of this character, and
very few of them have been successfully coun-
terfeited At least one great advantage Of
our national currency over the old system of
myriads of different and bunglingly executed
plates is the uniformity, which renders it COM
paratively easy to detect counterfeits
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DEPARTURE or THE HARVARD Crew FOR
ENGLAND. The Harvard four, who left by
the City Of Paris steamer on Saturday TO com
pete with the champion oarsmen of Oxford
University IN rowing over a course perfectly
familiar to the latter and on terms necessarily
advantageous to themselves, will worthily
and, we hope, successfully represent American
pluck and muscle abroad. Our reporter has
described them AZ being ''as 1.-THE set of young
muscular Christians rs the eyes Of profess
sional oarsman could wish TO behold" They
have shown true grit ia adveaturiax aDoa .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-12

OLD PoHT As AN EXPLOSIVE Dealers in
''prime old Port wine have been so long
accused of using logwood in the manufacture
of this article that but little surprise was
created when the papers contained an account
Of the fatal explosion In 'Portcr's logwood
dstillation works" near Boston, few DAYS
ago. Old Port occasionally brings his de-
voices down, but never before that we recoI-
lect, has he been known 10 blow them up. He
leaves that for the mems better halves 10 do
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Paris Charities.

It rebounds greatly to the honor Of Paris
that the sums annually devoted by this model
city to the noblest charities bear very hand
some proportion to those expended in amuse-
ment and display. Among the charities which
peculiarly enlist the sympathy and aid OF Pa
risian ladies ofrank and wealth must be counted
les crecAes, or houses of refuge for the little
children of mothers who are obliged to 60 out
daily to work, but who may leave their infants
at these places, visiting them at noon and
taking them home in the evening, sure that
they have been tenderly taken care Of during
the day A project was started recently for
founding a new crGche in one of the most des-
titute quarters Of Paris. The lady patron
esses wear several of the most distinguished
names In French society and in the circle Of
foreign residents. Among the latter Is the
name of Madame la Marquise de Caux (Ade-
lima Patti, who sang few months ago, with
other eminent artists, at an extraordinarily
brilliant concert in behalf Of the new crechc.
In addition to this concert, which was held at
the Grand Hotel in Paris, one of Moliere's
comedies was enacted, and the whole enter
tainment concluded with ball. The pro-
gramme of this entertainment might we'll bs
initiated by some enterprising New York
manager, and institutions similar to les oreches
might advantageously be established here.
Madame la Marquise AssaiIly, one Of the lady
patronesses of the newly founded creole in Paris,
has made an appeal worthy of hearty response
to American sympathy in favor of the enter
prise. Thirty thousand francs have already
been secured for it, and sixty thousand will
place it on permanent foundation.
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Charity and tho City Debt.

A legal fire is going on between the Commits
sioners of the Sinking Fund and the Excise
Board about the disposition of the liquor
money. The three legal members Of the
Sinking Fund Commission claim that the
license fees in the city Of New York are
expressly pledged for the redemption of the
city debt. The country members Of the late
Legislature, with that spirit Of liberality which
human nature INDUCES in when voting away
other peoples money, gave these excise fees to
long catalogue Of benevolent societies.
These societies are as thick as blackberries
and as variegated as dahlias. The legal opn-
ions in the various newspapers are as complex.
and various as butterfly wings. So the Excise
Board button up their pockets and say to the
charitable societies and tho Sinking Fund
Commission, eco to law about it, and mean
while we will put the money out at interest"
Very likely the large liquor fees will become
another corruption fund for lawyers and politi
clans to butter and surrebutter about. 1t is
all very well for the Legislature to save their
rural treasures and become benevolent with
New York city money but if the excise fees
or any other fees can 60 towards redeeming
the city debt we hope the Commissioners Of
the Sinking Fund will maintain their legal
position.